Staffordshire Toby, 1870s.

ca. 1775-1800, of unusual finish Provenance: Lord Mackintosh Collection; Edward Sawyer 9-3/4"h Provenance: Property from the Estate of John Strawbridge Lloyd, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Mr. Punch and Judy, 19thC. 11 1/4"h

Staffordshire Toby Jug 9 3/4 in. high. Sold Stair Galleries, The Collection of Tom Noonan, May 17, 2014, Lot 824.

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.

Including one Sampson with a red coat gilt handle, ca. 1800, and two mid-19th C. examples Heights from 8-1/8"h x 9-7/8"h Provenance: Property from the Estate of John Strawbridge Lloyd, Philadelphia, P

Twelve Victorian dinner plates and eleven dessert plates, transfer printed in brownish black in the Park Scenery pattern. By Heath, Blackhurst &Co (1859 – 79)in Burslem, Staffordshire. Marked H & B

ca. 18001-825. one yellow coat Leeds pottery, the others with variegated blue coat and red matte coat, together with a 20th C. Carltonware toby jug, 4 pieces total The tallest: 7-3/8"h Provenance: Pro

Title: A scarce small well painted early staffordshire toby jug Date/Period: c.1790 Dimension: 4 1/4" H Shipping: Domestic: Flat-rate of $20.00 to anywhere within the contiguous U.S. International: Fo

ANTIQUE STAFFORDSHIRE TOBY PITCHER APPROXIMATELY 11 IN H, OLD REPAIR

England, second quarter 19th Century. Three hand decorated figures with Blue Willow transfer trim. Cruet, salt and pepper. Minor edge loss, faint hairline and minor stain. 5.25"h.

Two Staffordshire toby dog pitchers, circa 1850, tallest 10.5"h; together with two Fitz &Floyd pitchers and another pitcher

English. 19th C. Comprising two toby jugs, and a Nightwatchman jug. 8.5 to 10". Crazing, cracks and chips.

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.

3 Pieces of Staffordshire Toby figural condiment set with Blue Willow type border, to include: a cruet, mustard pot and a shaker; tallest 6-1/4" h

ANTIQUE STAFFORDSHIRE TOBY PITCHER APPROXIMATELY 10 IN H, OLD REPAIR

with Figural Handle 10.25" H Condition: Chip to inside hat

Early Staffordshire Toby teapot, 9" tall

various condition

9 1/2" TO 10" HIGH

English Staffordshire tuby mug with an unsuual figural handle, circa 19th Century. The mug is painted in colors of orange, yellow, green, mustard, black, grey and red. No maker's mark. Good condition

English Staffordshire Toby jug, 19th c., seated man wearing a tricorn hat, holding a pipe and mug of ale, on an integral base, intact with possible hairline at left side seam, approx 9.75"h, 4.5"w, 6.

American, 19th Century. Group of three: (1) creamer; (2) salt; (3) pepper. Largest 5.5"h. Smallest 5"h.

Group of (3) English Earthenware Figural Jars, incl: Lidded Toby tobacco jar, late 19th c., depicting a gent holding a jug and cup, his hat comprises the lid, 4 3/4" high, 4" x 3 3/4"; and Pair of con

ANTIQUE STAFFORDSHIRE TOBY SHAKERS, CONDIMENT SET, APPROXIMATELY 7 IN H