18th C. English Quart Mug

18th century English quart mug, pottery, decorated in seaweed pattern, 6" h. Provenance: from a Massachusetts estate.

5 3/4" HIGH

All are English 19th century. 1- Rare Heavy Brass Quart Mug from the Bedford Hotel in Balham (London) made by John Warne of Blackfriars Road London 5 3/4". 2- Antique English Brass Pepper Pot 4 1/4".

Cann is 5”H with an applied handle, a chased coat of arms, and makers mark 'TW'. Mug 3.5”H with an applied handle and illegible marks. Weight: 20 oz. T

The traditional form with elaborate repousse decoration of rococo C-scrolls and chased florals surrounding a domed central cartouche engraved with three letter monogram, gold wash interior, stamped ma

Pearl ware mug. English, 18th century. H 3-7/8" W 4-1/4" Dia. Base 3". Condition: Imperfections. Link for high-res image: https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/82y2dhg6m345iexliah67/5544002_3.jpg?rlkey=j0xpa

A Liverpool Transfer-Printed Creamware 'World in Planisphere' Mug English, Late 18th Century featuring two conjoined hemispheric world maps surrounded by rising sun and four allegorical figures of the

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

Georgian 18th century sterling silver mug John Langlands, Newcastle, 1774. Fully hallmarked on base. Good condition. Period monogram RSW on handle. Weighs 350 grams or 12.3 troy ounces. Measures 5 inc

Gadroon rim sauceboat on ball feet (Richard Sawyer, Dublin 1813). Small one-handle mug (William & John Deane, London 1763). 12.8 troy oz. Larger: 4"H

(3) Pieces of 18th - 19th c. English China, incl: Soft paste teapot, with floral decoration, 5 1/4" high, lid corner chip/loss, hairline cracks, spout chips; Mug, with floral and leaf decoration, 3 1/

English 18th Century Pottery Articles Including Liverpool Salt Glazed Stoneware Teapot. Other pieces comprising a mug, Mintons tea cup, small round fluted vase, miniature teacup, sugar bowl with cover

English sterling silver mug / beaker / cup with acanthus leaf motif handle, maker's mark, "W," hallmarked, "London / England / 1765," engraved underneath, "A L to A B S." 4.125" H. Approx 7.61 ozt. A

Group of (10) 19th C. English pewter tankards and mugs. (3) 1 quart tankards, (3) 1 pint tankards, (2) 1/2 pint mugs and (2) 1 gill mugs. Makers incl. Gaskell & Chambers, J. Matthews, W. R. Loftus. 6

Group of (10) 19th C. English pewter and copper tankards and mugs. (3) 1 quart tankards, (2) 1 pint tankards, (5) 1/2 pint mugs. Makers incl. Gaskell & Chambers. Quarts: 6" tall.

Eleven Brass or Copper Tablewares Probably English, Late 18th Century Including coffee pots and three mugs. Height of tallest 9 1/4 inches. C Property from the Estate of Eleanor Hutt

Three English Porcelain Articles 18TH CENTURY comprising a pair of Bristol square dishes and large mug, all with floral decoration. plates, 8 inches square; height of mug 6 1/4 inches.

COLLECTION OF ENGLISH 18TH/19TH C. DIMINUTIVE PEWTERIncludes a lidded measure, jiggers, open salts with spoons, "Aladdin" mug with cobalt insert, pair of tri-footed bowls, "Fox & Co. -

Fine late 18th Century King George III, London, sterling silver mug tankard cup. Markings and date stamp for 1786. Unidentified mark. Total weight 160.5 grams. SHIPPINGHill Auction Gallery will offer

Three English Pewter Table Articles 18th Century comprising two covered mead mugs, each with illegible marks stamped to the interior, and another mug inscribed illegibly to the underside. Height of la

An early German mug with a GR stamp for English King George II to III era, plus a scribed no. 8. 18th century pottery for export to England and for the American Colonies, fur trade, and French and Ind

Group antique English blue/white porcelains, 18th/19th c., most probably Worcester, (7) pieces incl. (1) shell form sweetmeat, (2) hunting scene mugs, (2) creamers and (1) small cup and (1) saucer, va

England,Late 18th- Early 19th Century Includes a Yates & Birch quart tankard, three quart tankards, a Gaskell & Chambers pint mug, and a 1/2 pint mug. Pewter Two tankards marked on bottom. From the co

Richard Wright (c.1723-c.1775), signed and dated Richard Wright (c. 1723 – c. 1775) was an English marine painter. An entirely self-taught artist, he first appeared as an exhibitor in London in