STAFFORDSHIRE CHILD'S MOTTO MUG. Black transfer o

Including Cock Robin in black transfer and The Seasons June in green transfer print, 3 & 2 1/2 inches high.

Two Pieces Staffordshire Transfer "Franklin's Proverbs" China. 1st: Toddy plate with brown transfer, green and pink luster rosette border, 5" diam.; 2nd: Black transfer child's mug, 2-5/8". Condition:

Two Staffordshire Transfer-Printed Children's Alphabet Mugs, 1830-50. The first for the letters G and H, transfer-printed in black and colored in red and green, inscribed "G stands for Gander for Goos

A Staffordshire children's mug, transfer blue on soft paste porcelain, circa 1840s. A central commemorative tribute, "To Washington, The Patriot of America," is flanked by two eagles ridin

comprising a toy creamer having brown/sepia transfer images featuring a lion, leopards, and hippopotamus, a child's mug featuring black transfer design of a mother and child on one side and "JUNE" wit

Lot 4 ABC Staffordshire Child's Motto & Titled Plates Transfer-Decorated, 19th C, molded floral ABC borders, 1) "Lost And Never Found Again Dr. Franklin," smallest, 5 1/4" W; 2) "Army Purveyor" 6" W;

Lot 3 ABC Staffordshire Child's Motto & Titled Plates Transfer-Decorated, 19th C, molded floral borders, 1) "Handle your tools without mittens ...,", 7 1/2"; 2) "Poor Richard's Way To ...", 7 3/4" W;

Lot of 6 Ironstone Child's Luster / Lustre Motto Mugs - some with transfer, polychrome flowers, banded, tallest 2 1/2" H.

Four Staffordshire Transfer-Printed Children's Mugs, First Half Nineteenth Century. Comprising "Henry" in red, "FOR A YOUNG SPORTSMAN" in blue, "ARCHERY" and "ISOLATED" in colors. Largest: H: 2.75 in.

'America The Land of Liberty," Staffordshire Red Transfer-Printed Children's Mug, Attributed to Ralph Hall & Son, Tunstall, 1822-49. H: 2.625 in., W: 3.5 in., D: 2.625 in.

Decorated in black transfer. 2 1/2 inches

One in red transfer (bird), Morning Song and October in black transfer, and the Pig Race in green transfer. 2 5/8 inches

Decorated in black transfer - one with scene of girls doing the wash in a tub and second with two girls playing dolls in domestic scene; handles with leafy terminals 2 5/8 inches

Mid 19th century. Including a black transfer wear and flower boarder toddy plates and two child mugs. Yellow cup with religious phrase and white cup with "Franklin's Maxims". Varying wear and loss. Pl

STAFFORDSHIRE AMERICAN HISTORICAL TRANSFER-PRINTED CERAMIC CHILDREN'S MUG, featuring red/pink transfer "PROSPER / FREEDOM", flanked by American eagles riding a shell with shield to chest, grasping fla

Second half 19th-mid 20th century. Brown transfer alphabet mug "MNO". "Staffordshire, England". Minor roughness. 2.75"h. And a pair of purple transfer cups and saucers "Silverdale, Made in England, Sw

A mid-19th century Staffordshire Child’s Plate showing Black Minstrels with their instruments. The title of the transfer is “The Ethiopians”, referring to minstrel groups from the 1820s through

Mugs - Poor Richards; motto Prosperity …; farmer & wife with stubborn mule; ABC rimmed plates - Man & boy on mule, 7 1/2" W & Willie and His Rabbit, 6" W.

TRANSFERS, BLUE & WHITE 5" TALL X 8 3/4" WIDE HANDLE TO HANDLE

STAFFORDSHIRE TRANSFER-PRINTED WORCESTER KING OF PRUSSIA PORCELAIN MUG, baluster form with raised, trimmed foot, having black transfer designs including a portrait bust of Frederick the Great with "KI

Four Staffordshire Transfer-Printed and Enamel-Decorated Children's Wares, Nineteenth Century. Comprising a blue transfer-printed "A PRESENT FOR WILLIAM" mug, a "My Grandfather" plate, a "TIGER" and a

Seven Staffordshire Pink Lustre Frog Mugs England, 19th century, all transfer-printed and enameled painted, three commemorative Crimean War mug with the inscription 'May They Ever Be United', black fr

An American Historical Transfer Decorated Staffordshire Pottery Pearlware Canary Yellow Child's Cup, First Quarter 19th Century. Can form, applied strap handle, the front decorated with black tran

Fine early English Staffordshire child's mug, circa 1815. Mugs like this, with children's names, are believed to have been made as christening gifts. This mug has the name John, surrounded by a nicely