A transfer-decorated creamware jug Probably Liverpool,

A transfer-decorated creamware jug Probably Liverpool, England, circa 1800 One side bearing scene representing American military and commercial success, surrounded by inscription, "By Virtue and Valou

18th c. English Creamware Plate transfer decorated with "Liverpool Birds". Woven pierced decorated rim. Probably Wedgwood. Measures 9 3/4". Weight 10 oz. PROVENANCE: A Private Williamsburg VA Estate.

Late 18th/Early 19th Century Liverpool Transfer Decorated Creamware Bowl. 4-3/4"h. x 8-3/4" diam. Condition: Fair with chips and cracks.

Two Late 18th/Early 19th Century Liverpool Transfer Decorated Creamware Pitchers. 9"h. and 9-1/2"h. Condition: Fair with chips and cracks.

Two Late 18th/Early 19th Century Liverpool Transfer Decorated Creamware Pitchers. 7-1/4"h. and 7-1/2"h. Condition: Fair with chips and cracks.

Liverpool Creamware Black Transfer Jug. "The Farmers Arms" on obverse and village harvest celebration scene on reverse. 8-1/8"h. Condition: Good with base rim chip and minor glaze loss.

Liverpool Creamware Masonic Transfer Jug. With Three reserves of Masonic emblems and lyrics. 10"h. Condition: Good with chip on base rim and spider line on base that doesn’t penetrate through.

Liverpool Creamware Masonic Transfer Jug. With two reserves of Masonic emblems. 9-3/4"h. Condition: Good with chips on spout.

England, early 19th century, one side transfer decorated with verse II of the ?Entered Apprentice Song? in a wreath surround with Masonic symbols, the other side decorated with more Masonic symbols an

England, mid 19th century. creamware, handled pitcher with black transfer decoration of Washington and LaFayette. H4 3/4"Private Collection of a Carolina Gentleman.

Creamware Liverpool Jug of the American “Ship Caroline”, circa 1800, with polychromed sea and American flag, the reverse decorated with “The Shipwright Arms”, under the spout “James Leech”

LIVERPOOL "THE SAILORS FAIRWELL" CREAMWARE JUGEnglish, circa 1800 creamware jug having transfer decoration "The Sailors Fairwell" with "Success to Trade" to verso, imperfections. 8.75" height

C. 1802, transfer-decorated and hand-colored, bearing three patterns: a soldier in a landscape with American flag and navy, inscribed "Success to America"; the seal of the United States with quote by

first quarter-19th century: having large group of Masonic symbols and Masonic prayer decoration, 9 1/4 in. H.

Circa 1800-1810, creamware jug with applied gilt decoration and three transfer panels. First panel with depiction of George Washington ascending to heaven over "Apotheosis" banner. Second panel with F

A French transfer decorated creamware tureenearly 19th centuryheight 12in (30.5cm); width across handles 13 3/4in (35cm); depth 11 1/2in (29cm)

Staffordshire Rabbit, Three Majolica Plates and a Transfer Decorated Creamware Plate The plates comprising: A leaf and basketweave plate A ferns and flowers plate A dog molded plate A plate transfer p

Second quarter-19th century; transfer decorated jugs, includes; memorial jug to Jack Crawford, 18th century British Naval hero and jug celebrating British Navy, each 5 in. H. From the Estate of Philip

REDWARE SLIP DECORATED JUG 1844. Comprising a profusely decorated redware slip decorated jug, probably German, the front with floral heart shaped reserve inscribed “Anna Ge**** Korel, 1844,” and b

Two English Delftware blue and white puzzle jugsprobably Liverpoolcirca 1760Each painted with script verse in slightly different spellings, "Here Gentlemen come try yr Skill. / Ile hold a wager if you

Three 19th Century Prattware Jugs. English pottery transfer-decorated jugs with polychrome scenes and pewter covers, one with weight marked "Spurrier Registered May 1 1858". Crazing and surface scratc

in transfer decorated decorated creamware with coloured accents.

Transfer decorated ceramic jug, with hand painted colors, unmarked, with a dte of 1807 in design. 10 in.h.

Glass and Porcelain c. 1796 "O Liberty Thou Goddess !" Historic Liverpool Creamware Pitcher with United States Flag Sailing Ship c. 1796 Federal Period, Historical Liverpool Creamware Pitcher, Three D