This mighty jug is a much-treasured part of the Cornishware collection and is just the thing when you’re preparing fruit punch or refreshing cordial for the masses. We think it makes a rather lovely vase, too.
Capacity 30 oz
Dimensions 13cm x 12 cm
microwave and dishwasher safe
Capacity 30 oz
Dimensions 13cm x 12 cm
microwave and dishwasher safe
The blue and white striped Cornish Ware by T. G. Green is recognised as one of the most classic and enduring designs of twentieth century kitchen pottery. Established in 1864 by Thomas Goodwin Green, when he purchased the Derbyshire pottery of Church Gresley, T G Green potteries started out by manufacturing utilitarian kitchen and table-wares for local demand only.
The classic blue and white banded design was born as a result of the economic recession that followed the First World War. With factory workers in their white earthenware division down to a two-day week, further projects were urgently required. The result was Cornish Kitchenware, or Cornish Ware, as it became known.
The banded Cornish ware was created by dipping the unfired pottery in blue slip and then turning each piece on a lathe to remove bands of the slip, revealing the white body underneath. A clear glaze followed to make them watertight and suitable for kitchen use
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