On display is a Guinness jug, or pitcher, made by Carrigdhoun Pottery.
Originally known as Carrigaline Pottery, it became Cork Art Pottery Limited. After this venture failed, the workers established a co-operative in 1984, forming Carrigdhoun Pottery Co-operative Society Ltd. The co-operative was later purchased by a Brazilian family and subsequently sold to Stephen Pearce, ultimately closing in the 2000s.
The jug bears the text “St. James’s Gate, The Home of Guinness” on both sides.
| Rarity Index | Common |
| Stamp Date | Circa 1980s/90s |
| Stamp Text | Carrigdhoun Pottery Ltd Cork Ireland |
| Weight | 488 g |
| Estimate Value (Good condition, with no cracks or chips) | Coming soon |
