Two Staffordshire Pearlware Pratware Pitchers

Two Staffordshire Pearlware Pratware Pitchers. "Peace & Plenty" & "Nelson Forever, H.M.S. Victory", small repair to handle. Together with Two Pearlware Gravelware Pitchers, one on left has repair to s

Early 19th century. One pink lustre pitcher having federal eagle at each side and floral decorated upper body along with a handsome staffordshire example having grape decoration around mid body. The h

ca. 1825, together with a Staffordshire pitcher of a man astride a barrel, ca. 1800 Heights from 10"h to 12"h Provenance: Property from the Estate of John Strawbridge Lloyd, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Both from the first half of the 19th century, a toby mug and a figure depicting Elijah and the Raven.    Dimensions: Elijah and the Raven is 4 1/2" x 4 1/2", the height is 9 3/4&qu

English, first quarter 19th century. A group of two Staffordshire pearlware bocage figural groups, both having occupational themes, one entitled ‘Bird Catcher’ modeled as a couple sitting on rocks

Pearl glazed man and woman holding a fan and bottle with spotted dress, hollow undersides, 18th C. H 13.5cm (5 1/4in)

Early 19th century, one in canary yellow glaze having in the form of a child sleeping in a cradle and the other of open form. Dimensions: The larger measures 5" L x 3.5" H x 2.5" W. The smaller measur

Early 19th century, each in the form of a baby in a cradle, Dimensions: The open example measures 4" L x 1.5" W x 1.25" H. The example with a hood measures 3.5" L x 1.5" W x 2" H. Provenance: From a P

Pearl glaze of two mothers with children in yellow capes, hollow undersides, 18th C. H of tallest 12.5cm (4 7/8in)

Two Staffordshire Enameled Pearlware Jugs  Circa 1790 the taller example marked John & Marey Lummus 1790, the shorter example marked R. Radnall 1779.  Height of taller example 9 3/8 inches.  Proven

Two Early Staffordshire Pearlware Figures, Late 18th/ early 19thc. comprising a young woman seated holding a cloth full of flowers she has gathered, glazed in green, blue, yellow and brown, together w

Each of a mother and child painted with polka dot and floral design. Each with a Behar Collection label. 18th / early 19th C. H of blue bonnet 10 cm (4 in)

Early molded luster pitchers, both with borders of fruiting grape vines; one has three sailing ships beneath pink clouds on one side and children trying to ride a goat on the other side. The second pi

Two Early English Staffordshire Pearlware Cow and Milkmaid Creamers, early 19th century, to include one cow with yellow, orange and brown spongeware with bound feet, (repair on tail and horns), heigh

England, 2nd quarter 19th Century. "Landing of Genl Lafayette..." Unmarked Clews. Stain and stapled handle repair. 7.25"h. And "Views of the Erie Canal", probably unmarked Enoch Wood. Restoration. 9"h

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

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

2 TALLER 6"--2 SHORT 5 1/2"--SOME SCRATCHES TO SURFACE--1 LIP REPAIRED

Depicting grandfather and sister

Two Staffordshire begging Spaniel pitchers, circa 1850, both approx. 10"h.

Two English Staffordshire Pottery Pearlware Canary Yellow Bacchus Jugs, First Quarter 19th Century. The larger of circular form, the smaller of hexagonal form.Dimensions: Height of smaller 4 3/4i

Includes a luster Staffordshire Toby teapot, two Toby pitchers, an early Rockingham pottery figural flask, two Staffordshire “begging spaniels” pitchers, Toby covered jar, Bennington Toby

Lot of 3 pitchers including two dog Staffordshire Dog pitchers

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