OTHER JUG SHAPES

Listed here are a few jug shapes that don't fit readily under any of the other headings.

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Slender jug, bulbous at base and narrowing upward, with flared lip.

*  Early Series / PPP 13

Large plump jug, square handle

*  Early Series 40
Collection;
remueddude
Jugs, wide flaring shape with 3-way mouth

*  Early Series 47


Teardrop-shaped jugs

*  Early Series / PPP 64
*  Early Series 421
South Perth Antiques & Collectables,
South Perth, WA
Wide jug with high spout

*  Early Series 242

Tall slender jug, dimpled sides, high spout

*  Later Series 181
*  'A' Series / Kerryl A107  (no example recorded)
Collection;
Michael West
auspottery.com
Globe-shaped jug

*  Pamela 29
*  Early Series 165

Tall jug, high lip, ribbed base

*  Later Series 176

Collection;
Shepparton Art Gallery
1978.59
Collection;
Dennis Spark
 
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Small jug with cylindrical base and bulbous top

*  Early Series 7

Conic jug with 3-way mouth

*  Early Series 456

Tall jug, wide throat and mouth

*  Early Series 189

Hurnall's Antiques & Decorative Arts

Jug, bulbous body with conic flaring lip and foot

*  Pamela Series 28
*  Early Series 166
Hurnall's Antiques & Decorative Arts
Long-necked ewer with flaring spout

*  'A' Series / Kerryl A77        Slip cast

Collection;
Maria & Stan Koba

Upright jug with foot

*  Early Series 22       (No example recorded)


Some un-numbered jugs
Collection; Andrew McGowan           Collection; Joe Terni                              Marvin Hurnall
Plump jugs with wide open mouth. Height; 18-20 cm. Bases incised Remued, un-numbered.
Multiple examples are recorded but none is numbered. They look very early, presumably before numbering was introduced in 1934.