‘mine’ came from my mother in laws house, where it graced the downstairs loo! My affection for it comes from my interest in the ‘workaday’, like my ‘bread mug’. they are the sort of thing I favour over ‘fine china’, any day. http://uphilldowndale.wordpress.com/2012/04/22/the-collectors-eyes/
In my exploration of local churches it’s often the incidental/accidental that attracts my framing – the small things, stuff shoved under a pew, can give a nice sense of humanity.
Stephen G Hipperson 
I have the very jug, except mine has a handle!
🙂 – I don’t know whether ‘mine’ is very old, but it seems to have been given a special place in a window of the church at Helaugh.
‘mine’ came from my mother in laws house, where it graced the downstairs loo! My affection for it comes from my interest in the ‘workaday’, like my ‘bread mug’. they are the sort of thing I favour over ‘fine china’, any day.
http://uphilldowndale.wordpress.com/2012/04/22/the-collectors-eyes/
In my exploration of local churches it’s often the incidental/accidental that attracts my framing – the small things, stuff shoved under a pew, can give a nice sense of humanity.