A trio of 19th-century salt-glazed stoneware vessels featuring applied sprigged relief decoration. The assembly consists of two teapots and a cylindrical covered jar. The barrel-form teapot displays a two-tone glaze with a dark brown upper section and a tan lower section, embellished with cream-coloured relief motifs including a windmill, huntsmen, and hounds. The lid is finished in a matching brown glaze with relief hounds and floral sprigs. The cylindrical jar features a tan body with dark brown horizontal bands bordering a central wide frieze of cream foliate and floral sprigs; the domed lid is similarly decorated with a central floral sprig. The globular teapot has a tan body with dark brown bands at the rim and foot, extensively decorated with applied cream floral and leaf sprigs, and a lid featuring a radiating floral design. No maker’s marks, signatures, or backstamps are visible in the provided image.