Covered milk jug 1750 - 1760

This covered milk jug, created by the Wedgwood-Whieldon partnership between 1750 and 1760, exemplifies the early stages of English ceramics. Its intricate, molded details, including the elaborate handle and feet, are characteristic of the Whieldon ware, known for its distinctive mottled glaze reminiscent of agate. The jug is a testament to the innovative techniques and artistic sensibilities that emerged in the 18th century, signaling the rise of English ceramic artistry.