A bizarre and original shape is adorned with bright blue sprigging that abandons typical classic sources to depict a Middle Eastern scene complete with onion domes. Aesop's fox and stork also make an appearance.

In An Illustrated Guide to British Jugs, Henrywood documents another jug of "unconventional design" published by Booth on the same date. Coming late in the sprigged jug tradition, was this an attempt to extend that tradition through novelty?