Tea Pot Set

Early Jugtown Pottery Orange Glaze Redware Teapot Covered Sugar Bowl Creamer Set

Early Jugtown Pottery Orange Glaze Redware Teapot Covered Sugar Bowl Creamer Set
Early Jugtown Pottery Orange Glaze Redware Teapot Covered Sugar Bowl Creamer Set
Early Jugtown Pottery Orange Glaze Redware Teapot Covered Sugar Bowl Creamer Set
Early Jugtown Pottery Orange Glaze Redware Teapot Covered Sugar Bowl Creamer Set
Early Jugtown Pottery Orange Glaze Redware Teapot Covered Sugar Bowl Creamer Set
Early Jugtown Pottery Orange Glaze Redware Teapot Covered Sugar Bowl Creamer Set
Early Jugtown Pottery Orange Glaze Redware Teapot Covered Sugar Bowl Creamer Set
Early Jugtown Pottery Orange Glaze Redware Teapot Covered Sugar Bowl Creamer Set

Early Jugtown Pottery Orange Glaze Redware Teapot Covered Sugar Bowl Creamer Set   Early Jugtown Pottery Orange Glaze Redware Teapot Covered Sugar Bowl Creamer Set
EARLY JUGTOWN POTTERY ORANGE GLAZE REDWARE TEAPOT WITH COVERED SUGAR BOWL & CREAMER. All the pieces have a pumpkin orange glaze and were likely made during the 1930's by Ben Owen. The teapot has a spherical form with a dome lid and a loop handle.

It stands about 7 1/4" tall to the top of the lid finial and measures approximately 10 3/4" from the front of the spout to the back of the handle. Also included is the matching covered sugar bowl and creamer.

The sugar bowl is approximately 5" tall (to top of lid finial) and 5 1/4" wide. The creamer stands about 3 1/2 tall.

The underside of each piece has the circular "Jugtown Ware" impressed mark. Jugtown Pottery was founded by Jacques and Juliana Busbee in 1917 and is currently located near Seagrove, North Carolina in the community of Westmoore. The Busbees were committed to creating pottery in the North Carolina tradition, specializing in jugs, pitchers, and candlesticks in wood fired salt glaze and frogskin, and tablewares in green, blue, brown and gray.

Their glazes were made with wood ash, local clays, copper reds, greens and iron earth tones. The first known potter to work with the Busbee's at Jugtown was James H. Charlie Teague was the second known potter to be hired by the Busbees.

Ben Owen was hired as the third known potter for Jugtown Pottery in 1923. Vernon Owen, grandson of J. Owen, still owns and runs Jugtown. The pottery remains in operation today, a testament to the enduring qualities of Jugtown's traditional North Carolina style. Condition of this vintage pottery tea set is EXCELLENT. There is a shallow flake on the spout of the teapot (see photo). All the pieces were rather crudely made in a primitive style, so they have some glaze imperfections, unglazed stilt marks, and minor roughness along the inside edge where the lids sit.

The finial of the teapot lid has several small firing cracks (see photo). Overall, this early Jugtown Pottery tea set looks fantastic and displays beautifully. It would make a fine addition to any collection.

Please take a close look at the many photos I've provided and judge condition for yourself. Early Orange Glaze Redware Teapot. All Pieces Marked With Round Jugtown Mark. If you have any questions regarding this policy, please let me know.

I will insure this item at my own expense. Txzj pxzj11575 txzj-11 txzj85 txzj115. The item "Early Jugtown Pottery Orange Glaze Redware Teapot Covered Sugar Bowl Creamer Set" is in sale since Sunday, April 4, 2021. This item is in the category "Pottery & Glass\Pottery & China\Art Pottery\North Carolina Pottery". The seller is "virginia_quailman" and is located in Waynesboro, Virginia. This item can be shipped worldwide.
  • Pottery Name: Jugtown Pottery
  • Maker: Ben Owen Attributed
  • Circa: 1930s
  • Style: Primitive
  • Material: Redware Pottery
  • Original/Reproduction: Vintage Original
  • Country of Origin: United States
  • Object Type: Teapot With Covered Sugar Bowl & Creamer
  • Color: Orange
  • Origin: North Carolina

Early Jugtown Pottery Orange Glaze Redware Teapot Covered Sugar Bowl Creamer Set   Early Jugtown Pottery Orange Glaze Redware Teapot Covered Sugar Bowl Creamer Set