19th century, alkaline glazed stoneware, having an extremely rounded body with four rings tooled at the neck, high on the shoulder is a running band of thin incised swags, grooved handle with triple thumbprint terminus, allover drippy glaze runs.

11 in.

From the collection of the late Bragg Cox, Cary, North Carolina

A very fine example of a potter incorporating unusual decorative embellishments in a whiskey jug.

Good condition.