Character jugs that really show some character

Frankly Scarlett, I don’t give a damn about the economy.

It’s been a bad fiscal year for me and all of my fellow Americans. I’ve lost an exorbitant amount of money in only a few short months, and I’m only a few transactions away from selling all of my clothes on Ebay and coming to work wearing a barrel. I’m through with 401K’s, IRA’s and all that other financial mumbo jumbo. From now on I’m only investing in priceless collectibles, like my nice jugs.

Not those kinds of jugs (although my other jugs are pretty captivating too, according to my boyfriend). I have an amazing collection of Royal Doulton Toby jugs, mugs, figurines and collectibles that are going to be worth millions one day.

Hopefully sooner than later.

Bring the classic look of Royal Doulton into your home with Toby Jugs and pieces that look great in a group, or by themselves as individual accents to make a statement in any office or study. A Royal Doulton favorite for years, Pascoe & Company has the perfect whimsical Toby jug to add to your mantel.

Part of the Celebrity Collection, this classic Clark Gable jug was issued only in the year 1984 and designed by Stanley J. Taylor. I’m always getting compliments on my celebrity jugs.

DID YOU KNOW? Clark Gable suffered from halitosis. Clark Gable’s female co-stars who had to kiss him suffered, period.

Pascoe & Company brings exquisite treasures to my door from one of the most renowned English companies in the world, The Royal Doulton Company. With an incredible history of producing tableware and esteemed collectibles dating back to the year 1815 Royal Doulton has given me hope. By investing in gorgeous character jugs and rare art, I’m ensuring that my savings won’t fly away…here one day, gone with the wind the next.

I will recover my retirement fund.

As God as my witness.

Features:

- Issued only in 1984
- Designed by Stanley J. Taylor
- Call for price : 800-872-0195

*Add to your collection with more Royal Doulton jugs from Pascoe and Company!

Posted by
Samara
March 11, 2009
Filed Under Art