(3) ENGLISH CERAMIC PITCHERS

Set of three graduated green salt-glaze ceramic pitchers, each molded with harebells or bluebells, each marked "Harebell" on base, second half 19th century; 6"H, 7"H and 8"H; all in good condition (Re

Smallest with number marking, other unmarked. Dimensions: (Largest) H 9.5" x W 9" x D 7" Condition: Some paint loss to handle of largest, hairline to spout. Flea bites to smallest.

(3) Blue-grey colored, (2) jade colored. Largest measures 8in tall. samuel alcock, Dudson Night and day

3 English Ceramic Wares: 18th C. Pearlware Bowl (6" Diam.), Tea Bowl, Pitcher.

the first: marked for Morley & Ashworth (c. 1858 - 1860), decorated in aqua and white on a red ground with gilt highlights (8 3/4 inches high); the second: marked for Royal Doulton (1901 - 1922), deco

Three (3) pieces English ceramics. 1st item: Scarce English Staffordshire Creamware sporting themed pitcher in Prattware colors, depicting a hunting scene in relief across the body, and black and brow

ENGLISH MASON'S IRONSTONE CERAMIC PITCHERS, LOT OF THREE comprising two 3" H and one 4 1/2" H, each with Imari-style blue transfer floral design, overglaze red hand-painted enameling, and molded serpe

ENGLISH COPPER LUSTRE CERAMIC PITCHERS, LOT OF THREE, all having molded classical designs and polychrome enamels over a blue ground. Unmarked. Staffordshire and other areas. Circa 1820. 4 3/8" to 8 1/

ENGLISH PARIAN SMEAR GLAZE CERAMIC PITCHERS, LOT OF TWO, comprising one 7 3/4" H with drab green body and molded battle scenes on sides, white floral sprig on base with impressed "66" and additional i

Grouping of (13) pieces 19th century English copper lusterware ceramics, including: (3) large pitchers, (3) smaller creamer pitchers, (1) lidded teapot, (1) Redware vase, (3) handled mugs, and (2) bow

(Lot of 3) English Neoclassical style orange ground ceramics, each decorated with a mythological figure: an ironstone pitcher with pewter lid, a compote and a soap dish, the tallest 5.5"h

TRIO OF WEDGWOOD MAJOLICAEnglish, 19th century, ceramic. Three (3) articles: a 'catering jug' pitcher with a quote from Comedy of Errors in four bands across the widening body, stamped CGY, N, marked

(lot of 3) Antique / vintage ceramic table group, including: (2) English Staffordshire Wood & Sons blue and white semi porcelain pitcher and wash bowl set; (1) German pitcher with polychrome foliates

Includes: Six pitchers, one sugar (missing cover), a cover, four plates, one deep dish. [6 1/2" to 4 3/4" H]. Various conditions.

Graduated Set Of English Pitcher Lot of 3 Ulster Ceramics Jugs Approximately 5 inches tall; 5 5/8 and 6 9/16 inches tall.

Group of English & Continental Ceramics & Porcelains, 12 pictorial plates, 3 ewers, 2 steins, 1 vase & covered jar Dimensions: Largest pitcher 14" H Property from the collection of Seymour Stein.

Royal Worcester 1981 Charles & Diana mug, Mason's Vista England covered jar, Holland miniature houses (3 shakers, bank & decanter), miniature Limoges pitcher & bowl, oval covered jar w/hunting decal.

blue and white english Ironstone transferware, pottery, ceramics, large bowl diameter 13 inches , ht 4 inches, pitcher and trinket dish

ENGLISH LOSOL WARE SHERATON CERAMIC WASH SET, LOT OF FOUR, comprising one 5 1/4" H chamber pot, one 16 1/8" D basin, one 14" H pitcher, and one 7 3/4" D soap dish with removable pierced drain cover; a

Staffordshire style English architectural milk pitcher. Hand painted molded ceramic. Possibly antique circa mid to late 1800s. In good condition, some loss to paint. Measures approx. 5.75 3.25 x 5 inc

Staffordshire style English architectural milk pitcher. Hand painted molded ceramic. Possibly antique circa 1840s. In good condition. Measures approx. 4 x 2.5 x 3.5 inches. Property of Greenwich, Conn

English, 19th/20th C., with pewter lid. Together with a blue-and-white glazed ceramic vase, Italian Albarello, probably 19th C. 10-3/4"h to 12"h

American and English, late 19th-20th century. Pink Royal Worcester chocolate pitcher, 9"h., Royal Worcester creamer, 3.75"h., silver luster teapot (wear), 6"h., an unmarked Roseville pottery jardinier

comprising nine assorted, including one Fenton, one Royal Doulton, and one commemorating the coronation of King George V; tallest: 7 1/2 inches high; shortest: 4 inches high;