English Staffordshire "States" Pitcher by Clews

Depicting State Capitols and swag banners of the 13 original states.

(2) Staffordshire Clews Historical Blue Pitchers, depicting 15 states with state border: New York, Delaware, Virginia, New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut, Carolina, Carolina, Geor

England, United States,18th-19th Century Group includes an early English Staffordshire miniature figural bacchante jug (D44.519.207), two miniature parian ware pitchers, one with French maritime decor

Includes a milk jug of the Boston State House, 6-1/4” h (with cracks). Also a rare bowl and pitcher set marked “Clews” with scenes of Rebecca at the Well. Pitcher is approx. 20-1/4&#

8 English Pitchers & Plates, 19th/20th C., includes: 2 Liverpool creamware, "Lord Nelson" and the "13 Original States", Clews blue & white pottery teapot "Christmas Eve" Transferware, and others (RICH

Fourth quarter 18th Century. Incised floral designs with cobalt blue and applied medallion with crowned "GR". Applied strap handle. 8.5"h.

England, ca. 1815-1835. "America and Independence" transfer with "Washington" medallion, states border and river scene. Applied handle. Minor rim flake and firing imperfection under spout. 9.25"h. Sol

Second quarter 19th Century. Oversize pitcher with blue riverside transfer scenes. Well done make do tin handle. Light stain and edge chip. 11.25"h.

Deep blue decoration with modest surface wear. Figures in a romantic Chinese landscape.

Deep yellow colors. Rare.

Third quarter 19th century, ironstone. Octagonal with canted sides and romantic light blue transfer. 12.5"h.

Two 19th century English Staffordshire pitchers, comprising a Prattware "Mischievous and Innocence" pitcher, together with a pink lusterware hunting pitcher with painted and molded decoration. [Larger

Marked at the underside: Olde English Countryside Pattern. 6.5"H

English Staffordshire pitcher of American historical interest, circa 1800. The pitcher is decorated with copper luster and a band of canary yellow, with two black transfer prints. One shows the Marqui

1. A 19th century Imari porcelain bowl in traditional colors heightened in gold. 2. An early 20th century English Staffordshire pitcher inspired by Japanese porcelains shipped to England from the port

ENGLISH STAFFORDSHIRE PORCELAIN PITCHER, 19TH C., H 10":A dog form pitcher. From the Estate of Daniel Clancy, Voltaire Place, Grosse Pointe Farms.

Property from a Savannah, GA Estate Description: English Staffordshire Toby Pitcher, 19th Century, the figure with yellow coat and blue britches. Measurements: Height: 9 1/4 in.

Lot of (2) Dark Blue Plates, ca. 1825, made in England by James & Ralph Clews (Cobridge) for the American market, each plate with fifteen state names around the rim, centered with images of George Was

England, second quarter 19th Century. Lafayette at Franklin's tomb. Unmarked Wood and Sons. Restored neck with some flaking. 9"h.

(3) Staffordshire Clews States pattern plates, by James and Ralph Clews, depicting 15 states with state border: New York, Delaware, Virginia, New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut, C

Last half of the 19th century. Handsomely formed and glazed example with titled at the bottom of the scene at each side reading Willie Brew'd a Peck O Malt. Very good condition, no restorations. H9 1/

19th century example featuring man with pipe in hand and mug in other hand. Very nicely colored throughout and the pipe is in good overall condition. H11 1/2" Sold from the collection of a private Cha

Second quarter 19th century. Seated figure with gilt trim and pointed hat lid. Minimal glaze flakes. 12"h.

Antique 1859 English Staffordshire salt glaze pitcher Enville Hunt Scene with fowl, handle with game birds, 8"h