
The Milk Jug and Creamer The quintessentially British appreciation of a good cup of tea is well rooted in history. The centuries have seen debate and disagreement over how exactly to prepare the perfect tea; do people prefer it black, with cold milk, hot milk, or even cream? These changing trends have resulted in the […]
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A creamer jug is a small jug or pitcher, designed for holding either cream or milk. They are most commonly made from silver, earthenware and porcelain. The earliest examples of cream jugs which have been discovered are from the early 18th century, as the popularity of tea increased alongside the advent of tea and coffeehouses. […]
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The History of Toby Jugs Toby jugs are a uniquely British phenomenon, although they are collected worldwide, and are seen as a novelty item which exemplifies quaint British pastoral life. Toby jugs experienced resurgence in popularity during the late twentieth century, especially with American buyers. Royal Doulton and Company Ltd. were one of the most […]
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