English Redware Puzzle Jug with Sgraffito Motto.

English Early 19th Century Redware Pottery Puzzle Jug with Sgraffito Motto. Open cut collar, yellow glazed ground and motto "From earth I claim my birth, I'm made, a Joke for man, so now I'm here fill

English Redware Pottery Yellow Slip Decorated Puzzle Jug. Cutwork collar, handle dated "1846", slip-decorated motto "Gentlemen now try your Skill I'll hold you Sixpence if you Will that you don't drin

English Redware Pottery Yellow Slip Decorated Puzzle Jug. Cutwork collar, handle dated "1855", slip-decorated motto "Gentlemen now try your Skill I'll hold you Sixpence if you Will that you don't drin

English Redware Pottery Yellow Slip Decorated Puzzle Jug. Cutwork collar, handle dated "1812", slip-decorated motto "Gentlemen now try your Skill I'll hold you Sixpence if you Will that you don't drin

English Scroddleware Redware Pottery Puzzle Jug. Marked "BP 1857", three spout rim with pierced cut collar and bulbous base. 7"h. Condition: Very good with small chip on base rim.

English Scroddleware Redware Pottery Puzzle Jug. Dated 1885, three spout rim with pierced cut collar and bulbous base. 6-1/4"h. Condition: Very good with minor wear on base rim.

English Early 19th Century Redware Pottery Puzzle Jug. Yellow slip decoration, three spout rim with pierced cut collar and bulbous unglazed vase. 7-1/2"h. Condition: Good with some glazing and use wea

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Early 19th century with yellow two line slip trailed inscription on side, part of which reads …If You/Drink You Spill; reticulated cut-outs on neck and three spouts at lip with C scroll handle,

Orange glazed stoneware handled jug with applied yellow pigments, incised decoration, a perforated neck-which makes the contents spill everywhere if the puzzle is not solved. These types of vesse

Title: Redware Puzzle Jug Provenance/Additional Info: Redware Puzzle Jug with Green And Yellow Glaze. 7-1/2" Very Good Condition Shipping: Domestic: Flat-rate of $18.00 to anywhere within the contiguo

England, yellow slip "Edward Roots, 1862" with coggled incised design of ship (?) and an applied man's head, detailed with yellow slip. Applied handle. Minor firing separations. 9"h.

Doulton Lambeth, Jug - Puzzle Motto with multiple spouts and openings, 1891-1902, glazed stoneware, 7 x 4 inches, Provenance: Boca Raton Museum of Art

ENGLISH YELLOWWARE CERAMIC PUZZLE JUG / PITCHER, having pierced neck with three small protruding spouts, with molded bearded mask central spout and lion-shaped handle, featuring three relief designs t

English Scroddleware Pottery Puzzle Jug. Dated 1885, five spout rim with pierced cut collar and bulbous base. 8"h. Condition: Very good.

Early ceramic puzzle jug with impressed motto, "Gentlemen come try your skill, I'll hold you sixpence if you will, you cannot drink unless you spill", some blue decoration, 7.5"T

A 19TH CENTURY ENGLISH STONEWARE RETICULATED PUZZLE JUG Joseph Kipling Deep Gill 1873. 18 cm high.

Mid-19th c. Stoneware Puzzle Jug, with cut-out hearts at rim, three collar nozzles with geometric cut-outs below, body with applied decoration of musical instruments, windmill, and profiles of a scowl

An Incised and Impressed Stoneware Puzzle Jug English, Early 19th Century, possibly earlier reads Gentlemen Drink and Let your skill be tested, and A forfeit made if anything be wasted. Height 9 3/8 i

English Redware Pitcher with Sgraffito Decoration. Signed "F.A. 1901", yellow ground with mottle glazed, Sgraffito and tulip decoration. 5"h. Condition: Very Good.

circa 1750; with drinking poem and floral decoration, 7 in. H.

Two English Delftware blue and white puzzle jugsprobably Liverpoolcirca 1760Each painted with script verse in slightly different spellings, "Here Gentlemen come try yr Skill. / Ile hold a wager if you

An English glazed and cobalt-decorated and dated stoneware puzzle jug, dated "1837" With the inscription, “A Puzzle/ Gentleman Now Try/ Your Skill, If You Can/ Drink Without A Spill,” reta

19th century English pottery jug and mug both with the motto Industry Produceth Wealth, a Pratt mug with printed scenes, a pottery child’s plate with the alphabet and a 1953 Queen Elizabeth Coronati