A pearlware commemorative jug c.1820, moulded to each side with the head and shoulders portrait of Caroline of Brunswick beneath elaborate hand-coloured floral garlands, inscribed 'Success to Queen Caroline', 14.5cm high. Jugs in support of Queen Caroline were produced around the time of George IV's succession to the throne when a Parliamentary Bill sought to dissolve their marriage of 25 years on the grounds of her adultery, as George did not want her as his Queen. She died the following year without being crowned.