Goldline

The base reads:
Goldline
Kelston Potteries
New Zealand

There is a number ........ ?109
the ? could be a two maybe ?
Actually it has New Zealand around the inside base -
so could be in that range of four digit numbers.... I dunno..
I was hoping to find the shape in the gallery ... but I couldn't see it!

Ev I've got a taller jug with a very similar spout and base shape - the impressed number could be 6016 or 9109. Gail II has an explanation for the four digit numerical codes which only has first digits from 1 to 8 with 6 being cast jugs, and for the second digit 0 to 5 being earthernware.

Thanks Tony...
so it doesn't go into the shape catalogue then.
It only cost a dollar at the opshop....
couldn't read the numbers until I got home

Just saw an auction for this very same jug...
the numbers are 6013
I was reading them upside down.... ditz

Adding my input here, I have a backstamp and a photo of my little jug (on the left in the photo)

Goldline is a pattern name so I will put your little jug into the patterns gallery to represent this pattern Uno

A 1962 Price List shows Gold Line d353 -
Onglaze - Gold band and Gold Line - Rolled Gold edge.
Cup 754 and 780 - saucer 805
There is a handwritten note that says:
For ? of 1961 Cup 802 - Saucer 744
There is no mention of jugs or eggcups.

Here it is from the Auckland Museum.  Does anyone have a piece please?

http://www.aucklandmuseum.com/collection/object/am_humanhistory-object-7426

Goldline cup courtesy of Miranda g