Jug with Masonic Iconography 1824

This earthenware jug, produced by Spode Limited in 1824, exemplifies the popular use of decorative motifs from Freemasonry in early 19th-century England. The intricate design, featuring Masonic symbols such as the all-seeing eye, compass, and square, was likely intended for use by members of the fraternal organization. The gold trim and delicate floral accents add a touch of refinement to the piece, which was likely considered both functional and symbolic within its original context.