"Traditional" Toby Jug Scottish books with FitzGerald's translation becoming a

with FitzGerald's translation becoming a Victorian and Edwardian publishing phenomenon

Wear to timber edges and small marks/scuffs to leather consistent with a well-loved child’s chair

Origin: Staffordshire

avoid water and abrasive cleaning products

"Traditional" Toby Jug Scottish books with FitzGerald's translation becoming aA fine example of a mid 19th century Traditional Toby Jug, depicting the seated figure of a jovial man in tricorn hat and blue coat, tankard in hand. Hand painted with a palette of vibrant enamel glazes, this piece embodies the charm and folk character of early Staffordshire pottery. Notable for its generous size and expressive features, this jug would have originally served a practical role at the table, often used for ale or punch. The wear and