West View of Cast Iron Bridge...
Attributed to Bird & Co, Northumberland Pottery, North Shields, 1823–1827
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One of the figures is cut off above the legs by the red enamel of the wall. The jug is trimmed in chocolate brown enamels. See the Success to the Shipping Trade page for other similar examples
The second figure in the foreground is easier to see on the mug below, which has a large naively modelled frog.
Attributed to Cornfoot, Carr & Co, 1832–1838 or
Carr and Patton, 1838–1846 – Low Lights Pottery, North Shields
The jugs on this page all have horizontal strokes of pink lustre terminating the decoration on the handle, which is a signature feature of C,C & Co. The jug below has a 'Loss of Gold' verse with an erased factory mark for Collingwood & Beall North Shields – an earlier partnership at the Northumberland Pottery.
