Arnold Elliott of Rugby toby jug created by Ted Elkins and produced by Melwood Potteries of England in a 1978 limited edition of 500. Arnold Elliott (1920-2008) was the mine host at the Bell Inn in Rugby. He was elected Chairman of the LVNH in 1972. The Licensed Trade Charity was founded in England in 1793 by people from the trade and is devoted to looking after people from the licensed drinks trade, providing support when needed. It helps over 10,000 people each year and is proud to have helped hundreds of thousands of people over the past 200 plus years. In the early 1800's the charity began a project to house people from the trade who had fallen on hard times and began the Licensed Victuallers' National Homes. Those homes were later sold and the charity currently retains a partner relationship with Anchor Housing allowing it to nominate people from the trade so that they are pushed up the queue and often housed very quickly.
Maker:
Melwood Potteries
England
1978
Model #:
LVNH Royal Year Toby Series
toby jug
Size:
large
Height:
7"