Antique British Salt Glazed Stoneware Flagon - Two-Tone Whisky Cider Jug, c.1900, 33cm, Used

Used / Pre-owned — antique, used condition. Small chip on the trefoil pouring spout and a small chip on the base rim edge, both as shown in images. Unglazed base has ingrained age-related soiling. Condition is as shown in images — please refer to all photos before purchasing.

A large antique British salt-glazed stoneware flagon, circa 1900. This is the classic two-tone form produced across numerous British potteries during the Victorian and Edwardian periods for use as a whisky, cider, ginger beer, or spirits flagon. A characterful and decorative piece with an authentic aged patina, appealing to collectors of antique stoneware, breweriana, and rural antiques, as well as those seeking a period display piece for a kitchen, pub, or farmhouse interior.

Form & construction (photo-verified):

• Cylindrical body with rounded/domed shoulder
• Short narrow neck with trefoil (three-lobed) pouring lip/spout
• Single thick strap handle, running from neck to shoulder
• No stopper or cork present or included
• Unglazed/raw stoneware base
• No maker’s mark or pottery stamp visible on base

Glaze & finish (photo-verified):

• Two-tone glaze: cream/buff salt glaze on the lower body
• Brown/amber Albany-slip style glaze on the upper shoulder, neck, handle, and spout
• Characteristic glaze drip/run marks at the join of the two glazes — original production feature, not damage

Dimensions:

• Height: approximately 33cm

Condition notes (photo-verified):

• Used antique — age-appropriate surface marks and wear throughout
• Small chip on the trefoil pouring spout/lip — clearly visible in close-up images
• Small chip on the base rim edge — as shown in images
• Unglazed base heavily soiled with ingrained grime and debris consistent with age and use
• No cracks visible
• Glaze drip runs at shoulder join are original production characteristics