English Scroddleware Redware Large Mug.

English 19th Century Scroddleware Redware Pottery Large Mug. Signed in slip "J. Wood M.P., 1889". 6-1/4"h. Condition: Good with minor glazing wear on rim and hairline.

English Early 20th Century Scroddleware Redware Pottery Double Spout Teapot. Signed in yellow slip "A Present from John Blades to John Large Juneit, 1903". 7-1/4"h. Condition: Good with chips on lid a

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

English Scroddleware Redware Pottery Dome Form Still Bank, Dated 1886. Initialed on back J.W.W., three hand molded birds on perch finial, bulbous form base mounted on a galleried platform. 9"h. Condit

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 19th Century Scroddleware Redware Pottery Hat Form Covered Sugar Bowl. Slip decorated "P.A. 1872". Bird on nest, hand molded lid. 5-1/4"h. Condition: Vase is good with minor chips, lid has sev

English 19th Century Scroddleware Redware Pottery Wing Back Rocking Chair. Initialed "B.R.". 6-3/4"h. Condition: Good with minor chips.

English Scroddleware Redware Pottery Hat Form Open Sugar Bowl Dated 1886. 4-1/4"h. Condition: Very good with minor chips.

lead-glazed, molded Empire-style with paw-form feet to front, having mottled clay body, slip-decorated drawer pulls, and coin slot to upper back. Second half 19th century. 6 1/8" HOA, 7 3/8" LOA, 3 5/

Large redware mug. Stamped near rim, S. Bell & Son, Strasburg. Strasburg, Virginia. H 4-5/8 D (widest) 6-3/8" D 5". Condition: Excellent original condition. Provenance: Elie Nadelman Collection, sold

English 19th Century Scroddleware Redware Pottery Spherical Form Still Bank. Impressed signature on base "Frederick Williams Meeds", turned finial, pedestal base. 8-1/2". Condition: Fair to good, base

English 19th Century Scroddleware Redware Pottery Covered Sugar Bowl. Signed in slip "R. Pollard, Bradford". 6"h. Condition: Good with some chips.

all 9 pieces for one bid! 2 cups with 2 lids,2 matching bowls Williams Sonoma, 1 large English mug, and 2 blue willow mugs no damage noted see pics

English 19th Century Redware Pottery Mug. Incised in script "Sup it off", cylindrical form with applied loop handle and interior hand molded figure of a frog. 4-3/4"h. Condition: Very good with minor

English 19th Century Redware Pottery Mug. Yellow slip band decoration and initialed M.P. 5-1/2"h. Condition: Good with small rim chips.

19th c. Large English Cylindrical Mug, with earthworm decoration on a blue ground and ochre, brown and blue stripes, 5 3/4" high, 4 1/2" diam. Badly cracked.

English Early 20th Century Scroddleware Redware Pottery Three Tier Bank. Triple bulbous form with applied bird figures and incised on bottom tier "A Present From Buckley to Miss Hughes 1918". 8-1/4"h.

20th century English majolica 3-handled large mug, in unusual glazed colors, with three sides depicting birds of prey, head to claws. [10" H x 10" Diam.].

Description: Group of three transfer ware mugs, c.1830-40.1. Large English transferware mug done in a slightly concave shape with applied handle. The blue transfer pattern on the handle and interior r

Pair of Breininger Redware Pieces. Large tulip decorated mug. 5 3/4" h. Slip decorated pitcher with rope handle. 5 1/2" h. Condition: Pitcher has light glaze wear.

ENGLISH COPPER LUSTRE FROG LARGE CERAMIC MUG / LOVING CUP, having two handles opposite one another, embossed band near base, molded design of hunting dogs on sides, and large molded frog on interior.

English Staffordshire Toby mugs, large, group of (4). Provenance: Estate of Robert Meyzen of Connecticut, co-founder of the legendary French restaurant "La Caravelle" in New York City.

English Staffordshire Toby mugs, large, group of (4). Provenance: Estate of Robert Meyzen of Connecticut, co-founder of the legendary French restaurant "La Caravelle" in New York City.