Trafalgar Victory

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Attributed to Dawson & Co, Low Ford, Sunderland

This mug is attributed to Dawson on the basis of its frog.  However, I am yet to find a similar frog on a marked Dawson's item.  These frogs are usually completely brown, so it is highly unusual to find a spotted version.

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Attributed to Cornfoot, Carr & Co, North Shields

It is possible that this is from the same transfer plate as mug above, which might call into question the Dawson attribution.  However, I couldn't find any nicks or scratches that would conclusively link them.  NB C, C & Co are known to have copied Dawson transfers, see here.

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A jug from the National Maritime Museum Collection, Greenwich, London, with transfer.  The 'Loss of Gold' transfer has an obliterated printed mark from the earlier North Shields partnership, Collingwood & Beall. However, these jugs are firmly attributable to the 1830s.