A Staffordshire porcelain harvest jug, circa 1839,

Circa 1820 Bacchus hand painted Staffordshire porcelain jug. The jug is in nice condition with bright colors, has some crazing and minor paint loss. Measures 3-7/8" tall.

Circa 1860 Bacchus hand painted Staffordshire porcelain jug. The jug is in nice condition with bright colors. Measures 4-3/8" tall.

Circa 1830 Bacchus hand painted Staffordshire porcelain jug. The jug is in nice condition with bright colors. Measures 4" tall.

DESCRIPTION: A Collection of 5 Miscellanous English Porcelain Tobey Jugs from the following makers: Staffordshire, Artone and Pendsnider. CIRCA: Early-Mid 20th Cent. ORIGIN: England DIMENSIONS: Approx

MEASURING APPROX 6 X 9CM HIGH. Please follow us on Instagram to stay updated with our current and future auctions: @albinus_auctions. Study all photographs carefully to get an accurate representation

Together with a yellow glazed Toby Jug. Used condition. 9"h

Four Staffordshire porcelain Toby jugs, each seated, and holding implement, comprising moulded handle to verso, including: humanoid monkey-form, label to base reading Allison Moore / Staffordshire; to

Group of four antique Staffordshire porcelain figures, circa 19th century; overall good vintage condition; the largest figure H 14" x W 6 3/4" x D 5" (approx.)Provenance: Private Collection, Palos Ver

A Worcester Porcelain Mask Jug circa 1785 with fruit and tree transfer decoration; crescent mark. Height 8 inches. Estimate $250-350 Property from the Estate of Adele Bloom, Montreal, Quebec and Palm

A Chinese Export Porcelain Milk Jug Circa 1735 Height overall 12 1/2 inches. Provenance: Matthew and Elisabeth Sharpe Antiques, Conshohocken, Pennsylvania (labeled)

Royal Vienna Austria hand painted porcelain milk jug, circa 1900. The milk jug depicts a maiden playing a mandolin with a cherub playing a violin in a forested background. Gilt leaves and foliate scro

A Staffordshire Porcelain Vase Circa 1820 Height 9 1/8 inches. This lot is located in Chicago. Property from the Pamela K. Hull Trust, Chicago, Illinois

Vintage Shorter and Son Staffordshire porcelain fisherman jug. Hand painted in hues of orange and black. Trademarked to underside. Made in England. Measures approx. 5 x 3.5 x 7 inches. Some surface we

Two Staffordshire porcelain tulip vases, circa 1840 Formed from a fully open bloom and a closed bud set among a fan of bright green leaves, the light blue-washed bases applied with florets, 15cm high

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

Two Staffordshire 'Postillion' Toby Jugs, circa 1830 Seated on rectangular bases, holding a foaming jug in their right hands and a foaming glass in their left, wearing bicorn hats, the larger enamelle

Two Staffordshire 'Nightwatchman' Toby Jugs, circa 1830 Modelled seated on a chair with its back rail forming a spout to the rear, the larger jug with a bright blue and yellow lantern held in his righ

A Staffordshire Mochaware Jug and a Staffordshire Pearlware Beer Jug  Circa 1785-1820 Height of each 7 7/8 inches.  Provenance: Property from the Art Institute of Chicago

A Bristol Porcelain Covered Milk Jug Circa 1800 Height 9 1/4 inches. Provenance: Underside of jug with attached tag from 'Champion's Hard Porcelain-Bristol/A. Trapnell' Sold to Benefit the Acquisition

English Staffordshire pottery "Nightwatchman" jug, circa 1830, modeled as a seated man in a red coat holding a lantern, apparently unmarked. Note: It is believed that the figure is actually modeled on

Staffordshire English Porcelain Pitcher Jug, white toned porcelain with reddish purple toned floral trim design, and cottage in wooded scene design. vase, vessel, markings underside, chips at base mea

Two Staffordshire Enameled Pearlware Jugs  Circa 1790 the taller example marked John & Marey Lummus 1790, the shorter example marked R. Radnall 1779.  Height of taller example 9 3/8 inches.  Proven

Staffordshire Solid Agate Silver-Form Milk Jug, Circa 1755. Of pear form on three lion's mask and paw feet, in striated shades of blue, brown and cream clays. H: 4.75 in., W: 4 in., D: 4.5 in.

Two Staffordshire 'Martha Gunn' Toby Jugs, circa 1810-20 Modelled seated and holding a foaming jug and a cup, their black hats worn over white mob caps, one wearing a purple dress trimmed with a light