Royal Doulton Liquor Container Jug, Mr Pickwick Sam Weller

Small Kentucky Straight whiskey character liquor containers. Includes Mr. Pickwick, Sam Weller and Old Mr. Turverydrop. All jugs have Jim Beam handles with white and black labels. Artist: Various Issu

Part of The Pickwick Collection. Jim Beam handle.

Second half 20th century. Large size, Winston Churchill, Tony Weller, Mr. Pickwick, Porthos, Sam Weller Harriet and John Peel. 9"h. to 5.5"h.

A collection of Royal Doulton Character jugs: Farmer John x4, Sam Johnson, John Barleycorn, Mr Pickwick, John Peel, Sam Weller. Largest 16cm (8).

(15) Miniature Royal Doulton Character Jugs - Approximately 1.25" - Paddy - Mr. Micawber - Auld Mac - Pearly Boy - Cardinal - Fat Boy - Sam Weller - Mr. Pickwick - Sairy Gamp - Old Charlie - and More

Includes 'Arry, 'Arriet, Auld Mac, The Cardinal, Fat Boy, John Peel, Mr. Micawber, Mr. Pickwick, Old Charley, Paddy, Sam Weller, and Sairey Gamp. Royal Doulton backstamp. Does not include stand. #roya

Includes 'Arry, 'Arriet, Auld Mac, The Cardinal, Fat Boy, John Peel, Mr. Micawber, Mr. Pickwick, Old Charley, Paddy, Sam Weller, and Sairey Gamp. Royal Doulton backstamp. Does not include stand. #roya

Royal Doulton Character Jug Derivative Mr Pickwick Jim Beam Liquor Container, 1984, H. 4" No Reserve Flat shipping rate within the Continental USA. Additional shipping and handling fees will apply for

Limited edition 466 of 2500. Handle; figure of Sam Weller. Royal Doutlon backstamp. Character from Charles Dicken's "The Pickwick Papers". Sold by Lawleys By Post. Artist: William K. Harper Issued: 19

Hand-made and hand-decorated Mr. Pickwick in blue, black, green and cream coloration. Sam Weller handle.

Includes Pitcher with Charles Dicken's head spout. Tony Weller jug. Pitcher has Dickens characters Mr. Pickwick, Mr. Pecksniff, Sydney Carton, Fagin, Bill Sykes and Sam Weller are displayed along the

High relief, square jug/pitcher. Featuring Tony Weller, Fatboy, Sam Weller and Mr. Pickwick. Royal Doulton backstamp. Good condition. #Dickens #Pickwick Issued: 20th c. Dimensions: 3.5"L x 7.5"W x 5.5

High relief, square jug/pitcher. Featuring Tony Weller, Fatboy, Sam Weller and Mr. Pickwick. Royal Doulton backstamp. Issued: 20th c. Dimensions: 8"W x 5.5"H Manufacturer: Royal Doulton Country of Ori

Old Charley, Mr. Pickwick, the Cardinal, Fat Boy, Sairey Gamp, Paddy, Sam Weller, Arry, Mr. Micawber, Arriet, Auld Mac and John Peel. Doulton backstamp. Artist: Various Issued: Various Dimensions: 1.5

Glossy finish, with Whisky bottle handle. Printed around front "PICK KWIK DERBY, WHISKIES WINES ALES." Specially commissioned by Pick-Kwik Wines and Spirits, Derby. Royal Doulton backstamp. #Royal Dou

Jim Beam handle. Third of a series limited edition of 2,000. Made for Pick-Kwik Wines and Spirits, Derby with special permission from James B. Beam Distilling International Co. Royal Doulton backstamp

Eagle handle. Inscription 'Beam Whiskey' and 'The World's Finest Bourbon' around base. Jug is empty, once held Jim Beam bourbon whiskey. Royal Doulton and Pick-Kwik backstamp. Limi

In red, white and blue coloration, with Jim Beam bottle handle. Printed around base "Uncle Sam Famous For Quality Since 1795". Limited Edition of 2000 pieces. Specially commissioned by Pick-Kwik Wines

Royal Doulton Dickensware Sam Weller & Mr. Pickwick relief plate, H. 10.5", 1938 No Reserve Flat shipping rate within the Continental USA. Additional shipping and handling fees will apply for Internat

Glazed ceramic piece featuring The White Hart Inn at Southwark, as well as notable characters. Highlighted in this piece are: Fat Boy, Tommy Weller, Mr. Pickwick, and Sam Weller. Royal Doulton backsta

Dark brown hat; light brown coat; red kerchief with white spots. In 1837 Charles Dickens novel, "The Pickwick Papers," Sam Weller was a boot employed at the White Hart Inn. He became a faithful aide a

Dark brown hat; light brown coat; red kerchief with white sports. In the 1837 Charles Dickens novel, " The Pickwick Papers," Sam Weller was a boots employed at the White Hart Inn. He became a

Dark brown hat, light brown coat, red kerchief with white spots. From the Charles Dickens' Characters series. In the 1837 Charles Dickens novel, "The Pickwick Papers," Sam Weller was a boots employed

Dark brown hat; light brown coat; red kerchief with white sports. In the 1837 Charles Dickens novel, "The Pickwick Papers," Sam Weller was a boots employed at the White Hart Inn. He became a faithful