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| Creamware pitcher marking repeal of Vestry Act which limited religious rights at Castletown House. Ireland. | Presentation inscription to Thomas Conolly on repeal of Vestry Act creamware pitcher at Castletown House. Ireland. | Jug with image of George IV attrib. Cadell's Pottery of Prestonpans at Museum of Edinburgh. Edinburgh, Scotland. | Mason jug which belonged to Robert Burns at Robert Burns House. Dumfries, Scotland. |
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| Creamware pitcher "Success to the Independent Volunteer Societies of the Kingdom of Ireland" (c1780) by Wedgwood at National Museum Decorative Arts & History. Dublin, Ireland. | Creamware Irish volunteer jug (c1780) by Wedgwood at National Museum Decorative Arts & History. Dublin, Ireland. | Creamware 'A Free Trade to Ireland" jug (c1780) from Leeds at National Museum Decorative Arts & History. Dublin, Ireland. | Free Trade to Ireland creamware pitcher (c1780) at Bishop's Palace. Waterford, Ireland. |
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| Creamware jug with Masonic emblem (c1790) attrib. East Coast Potteries at Museum of Edinburgh. Edinburgh, Scotland. | Creamware ale jug (c1790) by Downshire Pottery of Belfast at Ulster Museum. Belfast, Northern Ireland. | 'Duke of Leinster' creamware pitcher (c1795-1810) with 'Lovers Parted' plus 'Sailor's Farewell & Return' scenes, prob. Staffordshire at Castletown House. Ireland. | Creamware pitcher showing Apotheosis of George Washington (c1800-5) at Broughton House. Kirkcudbright, Scotland. |
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| Earthenware pitcher (c1800) prob. from Liverpool, England with design of merchant ship Industry of Anstruther at National Museum of Scotland. Edinburgh, Scotland. | Success to volunteer troops ceramic jug (1803) at National War Museum of Scotland. Edinburgh, Scotland. | Ceramic jug celebrates Volunteer military movement of Ireland at Ulster Museum. Belfast, Northern Ireland. | Capture of French general by 71st Highlander corporal at battle of Vimiera, Portugal ceramic jug (1808) at National War Museum of Scotland. Edinburgh, Scotland. |
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| Earthenware jug inscribed Gardener's Society. Haddington (c1818) by Rathbone's Pottery of Portobello near Edinburgh at National Museum of Scotland. Edinburgh, Scotland. | Earthenware jug with scene & verse from Allan Ramsay's poem Gentle Shepherd (c1820s) by Hamilton Watson & Co. at National Museum of Scotland. Edinburgh, Scotland. | Creamware jug with Patie & Roger of Allan Ramsay's Poem "Gentle Shepherd" illustrated by David Allan (c1820) by Verreville Pottery & Glass of Finnieston on Clyde at National Museum of Scotland. Edinburgh, Scotland. | Tam O'Shanter story by Robert Burns portrayed on stoneware jug (1835) by W Ridgway & Co. of Staffordshire at Kelvingrove Art Gallery. Glasgow, Scotland. |
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| Pottery jug (c1840) with face of Sir Walter Scott at museum of Abbotsford House. Melrose, Scotland. | Burns centenary jug (1859) by J&MP Bell & Co. of Glasgow at Robert Burns Birthplace Museum. Alloway, Scotland. | Glasgow Exhibition jug (1888) by Clyde Pottery of Greenock, Scotland at Hunterian Museum. Glasgow, Scotland. | Souvenir ceramic plate & pitchers from International Exhibition of Science, Art & Industry, Glasgow (1888) at Kelvingrove Art Gallery. Glasgow, Scotland. |
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| Ceramic whisky pitcher & bottle beside bell at People's Story Museum. Edinburgh, Scotland. | Creamware pottery jug (c1796) with view of Iron Bridge at Sunderland, England at New Bedford Whaling Museum. New Bedford, MA. | Lusterware pottery jug (c1796) with view of Iron Bridge over River Weaphen in England at New Bedford Whaling Museum. New Bedford, MA. | Commemorative creamware pitchers at Woodman Museum. Dover, NH. |
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| Thomas Carlyle earthenware pitcher (1881) by Etruria of Staffordshire, England at Peabody Essex Museum. Salem, MA. | Pitcher remembering Churchill's Blood, Toil, Tears & Sweat speech in Museum of Nebraska History. Lincoln, NE. |
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