Bring a touch of vintage and eclectic English charm to your tableware with this delightful Johnson Brothers ‘Pareek’ jug in the ‘Lombardy’ pattern. Dating from the 1930s-1940s, this beautiful piece features a softly scalloped rim, a bright yellow lower body, and a vibrant hand-finished floral band with accents of pink, yellow, and blue blooms. Perfect for serving milk or cream at afternoon tea, or simply displayed as part of a vintage pottery collection. A wonderful example of Johnson Bros’ early 20th-century craftsmanship and a pretty cottage core item for your kitchen.
Product details:
Maker: Johnson Brothers
Pattern: Pareek – Lombardy floral design
Country of Origin: England
Date: c. 1930s-1940s
Material:: Semi-porcelain earthenware
Capacity: Approx. 3/4 pint (around 400-500ml)
Decoration: Floral border with hand-coloured accents; yellow glaze to base
Finish: Glossy glaze with black trim to the rim and gold trim detail to handle
Condition:
Very good vintage condition for age. No chips, cracks, or repairs observed. Bright and glossy with minor age-related crazing (typical for earthenware of this period. Floral pattern vibrant with minimal wear; black rim line shows slight signs of age-related fading in places. Base is clean with visible Johnson Bros Pareek backstamp.
