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Cream jug, silver gilt, Great Western Railway, unidentified maker; ornately embossed with GWR coat of arms, from tea service purchased by Sir Daniel Gooch and presented to the GWR by Sir Felix Pole in 1941.

Silver gilt cream jug, Great Western Railway - Sir Daniel Gooch tea service

1834-1889

Cream jug, ceramic, South Eastern Railway, white with brown printing, SER crest.

Ceramic cream jug, South Eastern Railway

Cream jug, plain Pullman Car Co Ltd made by Westby & Co.

Silver plated cream jug, Pullman Car Company Limited

Cream jug, silver plated, London & North North Western Railway - Queen's Hotel, Birmingham, made by Elkington & Co, Birmingham, 1916; marked with LNWR Britannia logo, "Queen's Hotel Birmingham". Overall: 70 mm x 60 mm x 90 mm.

Silver plated cream jug, London & North Western Railway - Queen's Hotel, Birmingham

1916

Cream jug, silver plated, London & North Western Railway, made by Elkington & Co, Birmingham, 1882; LNWR Britannia logo on side. Overall: 80 mm x 60 mm x 80 mm.

Silver plated cream jug, London & North Western Railway

1882

Cream jug, ceramic, London & North Eastern Railway, made by Alfred Meakin, Tunstall; Keswick design, individual cream tot, marked underneath " Kesick LNER 1934".

Ceramic cream jug, London & North Eastern Railway

1934

Cream jug, pale green ceramic, British Transport Hotel Services, stamped BTHS on base. Made by Dudson Bros, Stoke-on-Trent, 1969. Overall: 88 mm x 92 mm x 67 mm.

Ceramic cream jug, British Transport Hotel Services

1969

Cream jug, ceramic, London & North Eastern Railway - Marine, made by Dudson Bros, Hanley; Wedgwood blue with black pattern between two white lines, marked "London North Eastern Railway Marine".

Ceramic cream jug, London & North Eastern Railway - Marine

Cream jug, silver plated, Great Northern Railway - Dining Cars, made by William Hutton & Sons, Sheffield; curved sides, "GNR DC" in sans serif letters within ornate floral engraving. Overall: 67 mm x 78 mm 60 mm, 0.11kg.

Silver plated cream jug, Great Northern Railway - Dining Cars

Cream jug, brown ceramic, British Rail, as used in MK III, sleeping coaches, BR double arrow logo marked underneath, vitrified tableware, 5-83, by Dudson Bros, Hanley, 1983.

Ceramic cream jug, British Rail - sleeping coaches

1983

Cream jug, ceramic, British Transport Hotel Services, white with gold band, marked underneath 'BTHS', open block logo, marked in blue paint 'MSL', ex Hudson House, York.

Ceramic cream jug, British Transport Hotel Services

1963-1983

Cream jug, silver plate, Pullman Car Company Ltd, marked on side 'Pullman' block logo, by JHM, EPNS, A1, 'A.B.Co' defaced on base.

Silver plated cream jug, Pullman Car Company Limited

Cream Jug, silver plated, by F.B. & S, Great Central Railway, "GT _ CENTRAL RY" and GCR coat of arms engraved on side, 1 3/4"x2 1/2"x2"

Silver plated cream jug, Great Central Railway

Cream jug, ceramic, Southern Railway, white with green bands, Southern Railway garter Southern Railway garter

Ceramic cream jug, Southern Railway

1923-1948

Cream jug, silver plated, by Elkington & Co, London & North Western Railway, Queen's Hotel Birmingham, LNWR Britannia logo on side

Silver plated cream jug, London & North Western Railway

Cream jug, Pullman Car Company Ltd, stamped makers mark

Silver plated cream jug, Pullman Car Company Limited

Cream jug, ceramic, London & North Eastern Railway, by Alfred Meakin, Tunstall; white with border of pink and green roses and thistles, LNER "Keswick" design (Scottish).

Ceramic cream jug, London & North Eastern Railway

1937

The James Royston Collection of Railway Memorabilia: Cream Jug, Great Central Railway Dining Car, silver plate, by Walker and Hall, Sheffield, 1897-1914

Silver plated cream jug, Great Central Railway Dining Car - James Royston Collection

1897-1914

Tableware: 4 cream tots, small, silver plate, unused, BR crossed arrows, various UK railway companies,1900-1975

Four silver plated cream tots, British Rail

Railway tableware: 2 cream jugs, small, cream earthenware, `LMS Hotels rosebud pattern', HE Cars, from Hudson House, York, various companies, 1900-1985

Two small cream jugs

Railway tableware: Two cream jugs, small, white porcelain gold band, BT Hotels, from Hudson House, York, various companies, 1900-1985

Two cream jugs

Individual cream jug, no handle, British Rail.

Silver plated individual cream jug, British Rail.

Cream jug, silver plated, by Elkington & Co, London & North Western Railway, LNWR Britannia logo on side

Silver plated cream jug, London & North Western Railway

Cream jug, ceramic, by Alfred Meakin, London & North Eastern Railway, white with border of pink and green roses, LNER "Keswick" design (English), 1930, poor condition.

Ceramic cream jug, London & North Eastern Railway

1930

Cream pot, silver plated, British Rail, pot with pourer either side BR double arrow logo on side, by British Silverware Limited, BSL W28138.

Silver plated cream pot, British Rail

1948-1980

Cream pot, silver plated, British Rail, individual pot with pourer on each side, BR double arrow logo on side, British Silverware Limited, BSL W28138.

Silver plated cream pot, British Rail

1948-1980

Worcester porcelain cream jug with "sparrow beak" spout. Decorated in blue painted under glaze, Mansfield pattern, 10cm. Made during first period of manufacturing at Worcester (c. 1752-1783)

Worcester porcelain cream jug with "sparrow beak" spout

1752-1783

Cream jug, 1/4 pint, silver plated, Great Central Railway - Dining Car, made by Walker & Hall, Sheffield, 1903. (BTH 368E) Overall: 81 mm x 113 mm x 58 mm, 0.17kg.

Silver plated cream jug, Great Central Railway - Dining Car

1903

Cream jug, ceramic, London & North Eastern Railway, made by Alfred Meakin, Tunstall; white with border of pink and green roses, LNER "Keswick" design (English). Overall: 58 mm x 58 mm, 0.08kg.

Ceramic cream jug, London & North Eastern Railway

1931

Cream jug, brown ceramic, British Rail, as used in MK III, sleeping coaches; crossed arrows logo on base. Made by Dudson Bros, Hanley, 1985-1988. Overall: 68 mm x 73 mm x 52 mm, 0.12kg.

Ceramic cream jug, British Rail - sleeping coaches

1985-1988

Cream jug, brown ceramic, British Rail, as used in MK III, sleeping coaches; 'BTH' stamped on base. Made by Dudson Bros, Hanley, 1985-1988. Overall: 67 mm x 72 mm x 53 mm, 0.14kg.

Ceramic cream jug, British Rail - sleeping coaches

1985-1988

Cream jug, brown ceramic, British Rail, as used in MK III, sleeping coaches. Made by Dudson Bros, Hanley, 1987. Overall: 68 mm x 73 mm x 53 mm, 0.13kg.

Ceramic cream jug, British Rail - sleeping coaches

1987

Ceramic cream jug, British Transport Hotel Services, small, white with gold band, from Hudson House, York, 1900-1985. Date stamp on base and 'BTHS', no maker's mark. Overall: 64 mm x 67 mm x 50 mm (dia. base).

Ceramic cream jug

1970-1979

Cream jug, silver plated, by Elkington & Co, London & North Western Railway, LNWR Britannia logo on side

Silver plated cream jug, London & North Western Railway

Cream jug, silver plated, by Elkington & Co, London & North Western Railway, LNWR Britannia logo

Silver plated cream jug, London & North Western Railway

Cream jug, silver plated, by Elkington & Co, London & North Western Railway, LNWR Britannia logo

Silver plated cream jug, London & North Western Railway

Cream pot, silver plated, British Rail, individual pot with pourer on each side, BR double arrow logo on side, British Silverware Limited, BSL W28138.

Silver plated cream pot, British Rail

1948-1980

Small cream jug in soft paste porcelain, probably bone ash, painted design, Lowestoft, c. 1757-1800, (crack around base repaired).

Small cream jug in soft paste porcelain

1757-1800

Cream jug, silver plated, Prince's Plate by Mappin & Webb, London & North Western Railway, marked with LNWR Britannia logo, "Dining Saloon"

Silver plated cream jug, London & North Western Railway - Dining Saloon

Ceramic cream jug, Hotels Executive - Cars, small, cream earthenware, LMS Hotels rosebud pattern printed design with gilded edges, from Hudson House, York, 1900-1985. Overall: 56 mm x 78 mm x 58 mm (dia. base).

Ceramic cream jug

Sterling Silver cream jug, to accompany coffee pot with walnut handle, on tripod with spirit burner mounted on stand beneath, made by Matthew Boulton, Birmingham, Warwickshire, England, 1811

Silver cream jug

1811