Quantock pottery jug, wild rose design no damage.

Vintage Quantock Design Studio Pottery Jug 

A lovely Quantock Pottery Jug in the Wild Rose Design, handmade in Somerset.

The jug has a wide opening with pouring spout and handle.

Decorated with raised wild roses and vines pattern on both sides.

The exterior is unglazed with decoration in relief, the interior of the jug is glazed with a glossy brown finish.

Dimensions:

Height 16cm, diameter 15cm, length from spout to handle 19cm.

In very good condition, no damage, chips or marks. Interior is clean

Marked Quantock Design Somerset England under handle.

Quantock Pottery, or Quantock Design as it was then, was established by Rodney Billington over thirty years ago in an old chapel on the Quantock hills in the small village of West Bagborough. 

The Quantock Pottery, formerly at West Bagborough and Simonsbath, relocated to Wellington, Somerset and was then run by Nick and Sandy Goldsmith, former employees of the pottery. 

They produced a wide ranging selection from oven to tableware casseroles, lamps, vases, storage jars and frost proof garden planters, etc. A notice on their website dated May 2012 states that the Quantock Pottery showroom had closed to the public and that, consequently, they have ceased manufacture

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