Antique Maddock & Co Royal Stone China Pitcher Victorian White Ironstone Wash Jug Burslem England c.1855–1896

This beautiful antique white ironstone pitcher was made by Maddock & Co, Burslem, England, and is marked Royal Stone China with the crown hallmark. Dating from c.1855–1896, this Victorian wash jug features a graceful fluted handle, classic rounded form, and subtle aged crazing that adds to its authentic charm.

Originally part of a wash set, this standalone pitcher makes a wonderful decorative accent for farmhouse, cottagecore, or Victorian-inspired interiors, as well as a collectible piece of 19th-century English pottery.

• Maker: Maddock & Co, Burslem, Staffordshire, England

• Mark: Royal Stone China (crown hallmark)

• Era: Mid-to-late 19th century (1855–1896)

• Material: White Ironstone / Stone China

• Condition: Displays typical antique age wear and crazing (see photos for details)

• Use: Display, farmhouse decor, vase for dried flowers, or collector’s piece

A fine example of English Victorian stoneware that adds history and elegance to any collection.