The club jug shape may be one of the most graceful of Wedgwood's designs for "useful" wares.  Here it is executed in white stoneware with a glaze applied to seal the pure white body.  A single strand of "fruiting border," -- grape clusters and leaves -- executed in blue stoneware decorates the neck of the jug.  This example also includes the added feature of a separate lid -- which fits down inside the lip,also finished with a string of "fruiting border" and a neat ball finial.

Wedgwood offered their "Club" jug shape with or without a lid.  As a result, we occasionally find a jug which has lost its lid.  The key to identifying which jugs originally had lids is a small ledge down inside the neck to support the lid.   The interior walls of non-lidded jug extend inward smoothly with no interruption. Otherwise, the jugs are identical.