English pearlware Toby jug c. 1800

A Staffordshire pearlware Toby Jug, circa 1800 Of traditional form with a foaming brown jug resting on his knee and a pipe against the side of his chair, his coat with brown spots and unusually outlin

A pearlware Toby Jug, circa 1800 Of traditional form, seated with a jug resting on his knee and steadied with his right hand, a pipe resting between his feet, simply coloured with a green coat speckle

English Staffordshire Toby jug, 19th c., seated man wearing a tricorn hat, holding a pipe and mug of ale, on an integral base, intact with possible hairline at left side seam, approx 9.75"h, 4.5"w, 6.

(lot of 3) English porcelain Toby jugs, possibly Staffordshire, 19th c., comprising: (1) Lord Nelson figure, 11.25"h; (1) watchman, crazing, minor glaze loss, intact with hairline underfoot, approx 8.

Transfer-printed and colored in enamels on one side with "THE HATTERS ARMS" and motto "WE ASSIST EACH OTHER IN TIME OF NEED," on the other side with a pair of Solomonic columns, checkered floor, and M

(lot of 10) English Toby jugs, Royal Doulton, 20th c., including: (4) small character jugs, comprising: (one) the fat boy, (one) Sairey Gamp, (one) Mr. Pickwick, (one) Captain Cuttle, approx 4.5"h, (6

Set of 4 Various Animals Black Transfer Pearlware Plates 7 1/2". Made by Dawson & Co. c 1799-1837, Low Ford Pottery in Sunderland, England. Some age appropriate crazing. Weight on all 1 pd 15 oz. PROV

(lot of 2) English pearlware face pitchers/ jugs, mid 19th c., each with a bracket handle, raised Bacchus/ satyr mask at front face, (one) with polychrome polka dots, some glaze loss, (one) with hairl

Two traditional 18th C. English leather Toby jugs, seated men with mugs and smoking pipes, 10”H. Provenance - The Estate Collection of Susan MacKay.

Two traditional 18th C. English leather Toby jugs, seated male figures, 11”H. Provenance - The Estate Collection of Susan MacKay.

Two traditional 18th C. English leather Toby jugs, seated male figures, 10”H & 9.5”H. Provenance - The Estate Collection of Susan MacKay.

Twelve Royal Doulton Very Small Toby JugsEnglish, 19th/20th C. Including, The Falconer, Falstaff, Sancho Panza, Dick Terpin, etc. Some wear and losses.Tallest: 2-3/4"h

(4) Large antique English toby jugs. Tallest: 11.5"H, Circa - 19th C.

Four (4) Pearlware, Prattware, and other English Ceramic items, including Toby Jugs. 1st item: Rare English Pearlware or Pratt Ware seated cat figure having sponge-dappled black and brown markings aga

Grouping of Mid-Century English ceramics including c.1940's Lancaster "Long John Silver" Toby jug, c.1954 Royal Doulton "Rip Van Winkle" Toby jug, and a rare Mid-Century Beswick England "Great Tit" fi

1- Rare 19th English Early c. 1800 Coalport Porcelain Soup Bowl. 7 1/2", nick to rim. 2- Whieldon Creamware 18th century Plate with a molded border, 9" 3- English Pearlware 19th Childs Plate 5 1/4". W

Memorial of the Duke of Wellington's death in September 14. 1852. Treacle glaze. Duke of Wellington in uniform and hat. Exquisite detail. Issued: 19th c. Dimensions: 7.25"H Country of Origin: England

Figure of a man wearing mantle with books in one hand. Roy Kirkham backstamp. #CharacterJugs #Porcelain #School Issued: 20th c. Dimensions: 7"H Manufacturer: Roy Kirkham Country of Origin: England

English. 19th C. Comprising two toby jugs, and a Nightwatchman jug. 8.5 to 10". Crazing, cracks and chips.

Two English pottery figural toby jugs. Each of a seated gentleman holding a jug of beer, the hat forming the spout of the jug. One with sponged decoration, the other with spattered. H.of taller: 25 cm

Including a yellow coat Pratt ware, ca. 1790, a blue coat, ca. 1800, and a buff colored R. Wood type, ca. 1780 Heights from 9-1/2"h to 10"h Provenance: Property from the Estate of John Strawbridge Llo

ca. 1775-1800, of unusual finish Provenance: Lord Mackintosh Collection; Edward Sawyer 9-3/4"h Provenance: Property from the Estate of John Strawbridge Lloyd, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Hand painted, Walton figural tableau with shepherd and shepherdess, on two tiers, with animals and bocage, marked "Walton" on reverse, Staffordshire, c. 1800 H. 15 cm (6 in)

Including one Sampson with a red coat gilt handle, ca. 1800, and two mid-19th C. examples Heights from 8-1/8"h x 9-7/8"h Provenance: Property from the Estate of John Strawbridge Lloyd, Philadelphia, P