Thus smiling at peril... ...to the girls we love dearly–
​Tyneside potteries

All the items on this page come from the same transfer plate.  The engraver appears to have slipped creating a scratch between the 'o' in 'Toss' and the 'T' in 'Then'.  This is harder to spot in the last detail.

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Attributed to Bird & Co, North Shields, 1823–1826? and
​Cornfoot, Colville & Co, North Shields, 1828–1832

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Robert Maling, Ouseburn Bridge Pottery or...
​Cornfoot, Carr & Co, North Shields, 1832–1838

Received wisdom has it that these green-flecked jugs were made by C,C & Co in North Shields.  However, the green flecks are also typical of those found on Maling impressed plaques made at the Ouseburn Bridge Pottery.  I have recently acquired a green-flecked jug that shares a transfer with these firmly attributed Maling plaques.  So we know that Robert Maling made at least some of these green-flecked jugs.

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Attributed to ​​Attributed to Robert Maling, Ouseburn Bridge Pottery or
​Carr & Patton, North Shields 1838–1846