Pitcher, 6.75 inches tall. Red transfer. Printed maker's mark for the British Anchor Pottery Co. Ltd. This floral pattern features a group of daisy-like flowers with large toothed leaves on stems paired with slender stems of bell-shaped flowers and three-lobed leaves on the handle-right side. The opposite side features a smaller grouping of the same flowers and foliage. A sprig of the same flowers appears on one side of the inner rim.

J. T. Hudden established a factory at the British Anchor Works in Anchor Road, c.1874-1884. He was recorded as an 'important manufacturer.' In 1881 Hudden was 65 years old and his works employed 100 people. Hudden was made bankrupt in 1883 and around 1884 the works were taken over and became "British Anchor Pottery Co. Ltd." The British Anchor Pottery used Rawland & Marsellus Co. for exports to America.