O'er the Green Sea

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Walker & Co, Seaham Pottery

Below are photos of the Prima jug, dated 1847, in the Sunderland Museum & Winter Gardens, Tyne & Wear Archives & Museums collection

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A mug with an imprint from the same copper plate, but with washes of yellow and green enamels over the transfer, and beneath it a jug with similar decoration.

Another similar mug.  All three items have ship transfers that appear on the 'Prima' jug.

Finally, on a jug with the 'Glide on my bark' transfer associated with Seaham. These heavily lustred jugs could easily be mistaken for examples from Tyneside.

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Thomas Fell, St Peter's Pottery, Newcastle

Photo eBay

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Attributed to Cornfoot, Carr & Co, 1832–1838

Photo Yeovil Auctions

A jug firmly attributable to North Shields, with signature lustre decoration to the handle.  Note that, unlike the other versions of the transfer, there is a distant sail on the horizon between the large ship and the mountains.

Below is the only other North Shields item I've recorded with the transfer.

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