English Staffordshire & Scottish Pitcher Group

Large Antique Staffordshire Sheep Highlander Figurine 19thC Scottish Man Group Mid 19th century Victorian English Staffordshire Pottery Large Group of a Scottish Gentleman Figure in a Kilt and Bonnet,

Two Early 19th Century English Soft Paste China Pitchers. Staffordshire polychrome enamel floral and foliate decorated milk pitcher, 5-1/2"h. and a Leeds soft paste cream pitcher with sprig decoration

Six Various English 19th Century China Pitchers. Staffordshire and Ironstone Transfers. 5-1/2" to 8-1/2"h. Condition: Good.

A Group of English and Scottish Silver Items comprising a Georgian silver pitcher, London 1754; a pair of serving spoons, Edinburgh 1812; and two silver liquor tags. 15 ozt. Height of pitcher 5 inches

Group of English and Continental Porcelain, pair Sevres style jardinieres, sedan chair, covered urn and Staffordshire pitcher Dimensions: Largest 9 3/4" H Property from the collection of Isabella Leed

Group of Four English Staffordshire Figurines together with an Allenton's Ironstone Toby teapot and a Scottish figural. Used condition, wear, worn, some paint loss to teapot, minor surface wear to ped

(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

England, United States,18th-19th Century Group includes an early English Staffordshire miniature figural bacchante jug (D44.519.207), two miniature parian ware pitchers, one with French maritime decor

A large 19th Century Victorian flatback Staffordshire figural group vase. Hand colored with gilt stripes to rim and base, and modeled as a Scottish Highlander huntsman and his lady, possibly based on

Mason's Ironstone (English, founded early 19th century) and Staffordshire Pottery, early 20th century. A group of two Imari style pitchers with gilt decoration. Marked on underside. Approx. 9.25" (tal

English Lusterware and Staffordshire group, 19th/20th c., incl. (3) lusterware pitchers, pair D. Lockhart & Sons cattle mugs, and an Adams oversized cup and saucer, smallest: 4.25"h x 5.5"w, largest:

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

Nineteenth-20th century. English including toby jugs, historical blue staffordshire, blue transfer, flow blue ironstone, miniature Japanese tobys, American blue spongeware pitcher and Hutschenreuther

English, 19th century. A group of three Staffordshire porcelains, lot includes a large hand painted spaniel, a stag spill vase and Scottish figural couple with bagpipe; largest (dog) ht. 13, wd. 12, d

Approximately 35 pieces, Including a Wedgwood cream vase, a Wedgwood 'Etruria' pitcher, 8 'Coral Border' plates. Also 2 cups and 2 plates from Royal Staffordshire designed by Clarice Cliff. Height of

A group of English ceramicsComprising a set of fourteen Crown Staffordshire 8 1/4in (21cm) luncheon plates in the Imari Coral pattern, an ironstone two division serving dish, Vesta pitcher, and two Ay

Fourth quarter 18th Century. Incised floral designs with cobalt blue and applied medallion with crowned "GR". Applied strap handle. 8.5"h.

Second quarter 19th Century. Oversize pitcher with blue riverside transfer scenes. Well done make do tin handle. Light stain and edge chip. 11.25"h.

Deep yellow colors. Rare.

Third quarter 19th century, ironstone. Octagonal with canted sides and romantic light blue transfer. 12.5"h.

English Staffordshire Group, 19th C. Including: "The Death of Munrow," a child's alphabet cup, and a child's tea service. Size: Ranging from 2'' x 3'' x 2.5'' (5 x 8 x 6 cm) to 4'' x 6'' x 3'' (10 x 1

Two 19th century English Staffordshire pitchers, comprising a Prattware "Mischievous and Innocence" pitcher, together with a pink lusterware hunting pitcher with painted and molded decoration. [Larger

Marked at the underside: Olde English Countryside Pattern. 6.5"H

English Staffordshire pitcher of American historical interest, circa 1800. The pitcher is decorated with copper luster and a band of canary yellow, with two black transfer prints. One shows the Marqui