19th C. Spatterware Toby Jug

Overall spatterware decoration in brown, green and yellow; painted facial features; 10 7/8"H, 5"W, 6 1/2"D; minor rubbings to edges of barrel on back side and to top point on handle, scattered small g

Mostly English, including an early 19th C. Staffordshire watch hutch, a glazed toby jug, a blue creamer, a pair of drip-glazed pottery items (one pitcher and one vase), and a spatterware bowl, appx. 6

Turquoise coat and holding overflowing pitcher

In a traditional form with his pipe in his right hand and leather mug in his left hand. Made in Great Britain by a harness maker to show his leatherworking skills, the Toby jug was often given to a pu

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

FORM LID, APPROX. 12 3/4" H, 6 1/4" W, 6" DEEP, SHOWS SEVERAL AREAS OF RESTORATION

Antique 19th C Redware Pottery Toby Jug Pitcher. Measures 5 inches in height.

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

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.

11 1/2" H -- GOOD CONDITION

10 Staffordshire & Pearl Wear Toby Jugs, 19th c. including Peg Leg Pete Teapot, 7"-11"h

(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.

Pair of 19th c. Continental Faience Pottery Figural Pitchers or Toby Jugs, depicting a seated man and woman with shamrock decorated attire, twist handles, unmarked, unglazed base, 10" high. Edge flake

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

A "Scottish Farmer" Toby Jug and a "Lady Snuff Taker" Toby Jug The First Possibly by Musselburgh Pottery, Early 19th Century; The Second Possibly by Portobello Pottery, Scotland, First Half 19th Centu

European, 19th C., carved and painted Losses and repairs 30"h x 15-1/2"w x 17-1/2"d Provenance: Property from the Collection of Stephen and Stephanie Alpert

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

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

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

19th c., multi-colored glazes, traditional forms. 11.5

Mr. Punch and Judy, 19thC. 11 1/4"h

Lot including 19th c. Staffordshire figural pitcher (10 1/2" Ht.), porcelain pitcher (6 1/4" Ht.), pottery face cups (5 1/2" Ht.), Toby jug (2 3/4" Ht.), (2) Staffordshire pitchers (4 1/4" and 4 3/4"

Glossy finish. Depicts man in burgundy coat, yellow breeches, white with red pattern vest, black hat, and shoes. Unmarked. #StaffordshireToby Issued: c. 19th Dimensions: 9" H Manufacturer: Staffordshi

Doulton Lambeth salt-glazed Toby jug of a colonial gentleman sitting on whiskey barrel attributed to Walters and Burrows. The piece measures 10 in x 6 1/2 in x 7 1/2 inches, late 19th/early 20th c., i