STONEWARE DRINKING VESSELS

English Staffordshire Scratch Blue Salt Glazed Stoneware Mug
1758

(Victoria & Albert)

English Staffordshire Salt Glazed Scratch Blue Mug
1758

(Winterthur)

English Salt Glazed Scratch Blue Stoneware Mug from Bristol or Staffordshire
1760

(Victoria & Albert)

English Salt Glazed Scratch Blue Stoneware Mug from Bristol or Staffordshire
1751

(Rob Hunter)

English
Scratch Blue Stoneware

Loving Cups

English Salt Glazed Scratch Blue Loving Cup “S / R+B 1761”
1761

(Ceramics in America)

English Salt Glazed Scratch Blue Loving Cup “Martha Steel 1765”
1765

(John Howard Antiques)

English Salt Glazed Scratch Blue Loving Cup
c. 1760

(Private Collection)

English Salt Glazed
Stoneware
Mugs

English Salt Glazed Mug from London
by Fulham Potter c. 1700 - 1710 & Decorated in 1739

(Victoria & Albert)

English Salt Glazed Stoneware Mug with Enameled Colors from Staffordshire
c. 1750 - 1760

(Victoria & Albert)

English Salt Glazed Stoneware Mug with Enameled Colors from Staffordshire
1763

(Victoria & Albert)

English Salt Glazed Stoneware Mug with Enameled Colors from Staffordshire
1765

(Victoria & Albert)

English Salt Glazed Stoneware Mug with Enameled Colors from Staffordshire
1765

(Victoria & Albert)

English Salt Glazed Stoneware Mug from Staffordshire
c. 1770 - 1775

(Victoria & Albert)

English Salt Glazed Stoneware Mug from Staffordshire
c. 1750

(Victoria & Albert)

English Salt Glazed Stoneware Mug from Staffordshire or Yorkshire
c. 1760 - 1770

(Victoria & Albert)

English Salt Glazed Mug with Mould - Applied Decorations from Staffordshire
c. 1760 - 1770

(Victoria & Albert)

English Nottingham Stoneware Tankard Recovered from the Privy of the Three Cranes Tavern in Charlestown, Massachusetts
Mid 18th Century

(City of Boston Archeology Program)

English Salt Glazed Stoneware Mug with Mould - Applied Medallion from Staffordshire
c. 1770 - 1780

(Victoria & Albert)

English Salt Glazed Stoneware Mug with Mould - Applied “GR” Medallion (King George III) from Staffordshire
c. 1770

(Crocker Farm)

American
Stoneware

Mugs

American Salt Glazed Stoneware Mug from Yorktown, Virginia
by William Rogers c. 1720 - 1745
(Rob Hunter)

American Salt Glazed Stoneware Mugs from Yorktown, Virginia
by William Rogers c. 1720 - 1745
(Rob Hunter)

American Salt Glazed Stoneware Mug from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
by Anthony Duchess c. 1730
(National Park Service)

Possibly American Made Salt Glazed Stoneware Mug from Charlestown, Massachusetts
Recovered in Charlestown, Massachusetts, and Possibly Made in Charlestown Mid 18th Century

(City of Boston Archeology Program / Early American Ceramics by Justin W. Thomas)

Possibly Foreign Made or American Made Salt Glazed Stoneware Mug Shard from Massachusetts
Recovered from Faneuil Hall in Boston, Massachusetts Found in a Context with a Mean Date of 1723

(City of Boston Archeology Program / Early American Ceramics by Justin W. Thomas)

Possibly Foreign Made or American Made Salt Glazed Stoneware Mug Handle from Massachusetts Impressed with a “K”
Recovered from Faneuil Hall in Boston, Massachusetts Found in a Context with a Mean Date of 1727
(City of Boston Archeology Program / Early American Ceramics by Justin W. Thomas)

Stoneware Mug Fragments, Possibly American, Recovered from Battery Park, New York
Mid 18th Century

(Museum of the City of New York)

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