1825 Clews Staffordshire Water Girl Pitchers

"Landing of Gen. Lafayette at Castle Garden" (Lasen No. 125) New York, August 1824. Floral borders. 8 1/4 x 9h

England, 2nd quarter 19th century. Water girl pitcher. Flakes. 9.75"h. And "St. Cloud" platter. Faint crow's foot, repaired flakes. 13" x 16.5".

by James and Ralph Clews circa 1820. Both pieces in very good condition. One minor chip in the bottom of the bowl rim, No known repairs, wash bowl is 12" diameter and pitcher is 9 3/4" tall.

STAFFORDSHIRE TRANSFER-PRINTED CERAMIC CUP / TODDY PLATE, featuring the Water Girl pattern depicting a child standing beside a well and holding a jug. Impressed crown mark encircled with "CLEWS WARRAN

Blue Decorated Staffordshire Water Pitcher 12”t, Ca. 1900.

6in Tall

Mid 19th century, England. Having brilliantly gilded and painted surface with decoration of a young lady at one side and a boy at the other with cattails at the spout. Good condition with no restorati

English, ca. 1825. Two Clews Staffordshire blue transferware dishes in "Peace & Plenty" pattern, including one platter and one dinner plate, each impressed with maker's mark on underside; platter (lar

2 Staffordshire England Spaniel Water Pitchers. Figural dog pitchers painted leaf spout. Not marked.-- Dimensions: H: 10.25 inches: W: 5 inches: D: 6 inches ---

Unusual form Staffordshire poodle form water pitcher. Very good. Size: 11"H

"Rebecca at the Well" pattern; Bowl is 13" round

HISTORICAL BLUE STAFFORDSHIRE CLEWS PITCHER, 6 1/4 IN

circa 1825; sepia palette, water pitcher, 6 1/2 in. H. and a corner cut covered vegetable dish with interior decoration, 4 1/2 in. H., 8 in. W.

A large Antique Staffordshire Blue Willow Water Pitcher / Cider Jug made in England for retail at L. Straus & Sons New York late 19th, early 20th century. Measures 8.25x5.75x9. The Straus family origi

ca. 1825, together with a Staffordshire pitcher of a man astride a barrel, ca. 1800 Heights from 10"h to 12"h Provenance: Property from the Estate of John Strawbridge Lloyd, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Both marked for Clews, Staffordshire, c. 1825. Depiction of Lafayette landing at Castle Garden in August of 1824, with the same floral borders. 8.75" diameter each.

American classical coin silver water pitcher, circa 1825, signed on bottom E. R. Newbold, 11 1/2" H x 9". 43.7 troy oz. PLEASE NOTE: payment for silver, gold, jewelry, and coins must be made via PayPa

Dated 1846 this wonderful Staffordshire quality milk or water pitcher is stenciled in gold gilt C.F. Martin / 1846. Stands 8" in height, no damage/repairs. While one might never know for sure, the ini

(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

Two (2) ceramic transferware pitchers. 1st item: Clews Historical Staffordshire blue and white cream pitcher, AMERICA AND INDEPENDENCE, with transferware decoration of Doveridge Hall, flanked by figur

VICTORIAN MARY GREGORY (SO-CALLED) PANEL-OPTIC PITCHERS, LOT OF THREE, colorless with polychrome-enamel decoration, comprising a bulbous form water pitcher depicting a girl looking at a perched bird,

Royal Worcester England porcelain figural bud vase by James Hadley, 1882. The vase depicts a young boy assisting a young girl drink water from a pitcher. Signed Hadley to the verso. Royal Worcester in

Figural Paintings, Oil on Canvas Mounted To Boards, One a Young Boy with Fishing Pole and His Catch, the Other a Young Boy and Girl Carrying a Water Pitcher. Both Signed in Lower Right Corners, Both i

Exceptional vintage Mexican unburnished Tonala hand coiled and hand decorated water pitcher in wonderful condition. Fabulous example of Tonala pottery, exceptional attention to detail. No chips, crack