The Token or Jack's Safe Return to his True Love

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Moore & Co, Wear Pottery, Sunderland

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Two bowls with the transfer, both with the Moore & Co impress and Crimea transfer.

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Below a jug with typical Moore lustre decoration.  It has a transfer of the New Sunderland Bridge, so post 1859.

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 Scott of Southwick, Sunderland

A jug with typical Scott flower decoration around the collar, c1850.

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A later jug with the transfer paired with the Sailor's Return, likely late 1850s.  Beneath it, a bowl with a 'Crimea' transfer, also likely late 1850s.

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The transfer on the plaque is a fainter imprint making it hard to compare.  It is likely from a similar date as the jug and bowl above.

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C T Maling, Ouseburn Bridge Pottery, Newcastle

The transfer appears on a wash bowl with an impressed mark.  The large jug beneath it is typically unmarked.