A Staffordshire pearlware Toby Jug, circa 1790

A Staffordshire pearlware 'Double Base' Toby Jug, circa 1790 Of traditional form and seated on a rare 'Double Base' washed in green, holding a thinly potted jug in both hands, a pipe leaning against h

A Staffordshire pearlware Toby Jug, circa 1800 Of traditional form with a foaming brown jug resting on his knee and a pipe against the side of his chair, his coat with brown spots and unusually outlin

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

A very rare 'Bargeman' Toby Jug, circa 1790 Modelled on a rectangular base with a curved front, the back and sides applied with portrait medallions above swags of laurel leaves, an anchor resting betw

Staffordshire Pearlware Toby Jug 10 1/4 in. high. Sold Stair Galleries, The Collection of Tom Noonan, May 17, 2014, Lot 819.

George III Staffordshire Pearlware Toby Jug 11 1/2 in. high. Sold Stair Galleries, The Collection of Tom Noonan, May 17, 2014, Lot 824.

A Wood Family Toby Jug, circa 1790 Of traditional form, seated and with a small barrel resting between his feet and a pipe at his side, a brown jug resting on his left knee held by both hands, wearing

A creamware Toby Jug, circa 1790 Of traditional form, seated holding a brown clay jug of foaming beer on his left knee with both hands, a small spirit barrel resting between his feet and a pipe at his

A pearlware Toby Jug, circa 1800 Of traditional form, seated with a jug resting on his knee and steadied with his right hand, a pipe resting between his feet, simply coloured with a green coat speckle

A rare Prattware 'Thin Boy' Toby Jug, circa 1790-1800 Modelled seated on a neat rectangular base with a fluted panel at the front, his feet resting on a small step, holding a small globular jug in bot

Two Staffordshire 'Postillion' Toby Jugs, circa 1830 Seated on rectangular bases, holding a foaming jug in their right hands and a foaming glass in their left, wearing bicorn hats, the larger enamelle

Two Staffordshire 'Nightwatchman' Toby Jugs, circa 1830 Modelled seated on a chair with its back rail forming a spout to the rear, the larger jug with a bright blue and yellow lantern held in his righ

A Staffordshire Mochaware Jug and a Staffordshire Pearlware Beer Jug  Circa 1785-1820 Height of each 7 7/8 inches.  Provenance: Property from the Art Institute of Chicago

Two Staffordshire 'Martha Gunn' Toby Jugs, circa 1810-20 Modelled seated and holding a foaming jug and a cup, their black hats worn over white mob caps, one wearing a purple dress trimmed with a light

Late 18th or early 19th century. Small chip to base, a couple manufacturing flaws visible on interior, proper left arm appears to have partially separated in the firing. Height 11 1/2 inches.

This is a beautiful Staffordshire figure/toby jug . The figure is circa 1900 This is a tall pitcher/jug. It stands 11 1/2" tall. It depicts Admiral Lord Nelson. The jug is in cobalt blue and multi-col

A pearlware blue and white jug and bowl, circa 1790, painted with Chinoiserie scene to the baluster footed jug, the bowl reeded, with floral sprigs, 14cm high (2)

Antique Staffordshire hand painted "Hearty Good Fellow" Toby Jug circa 1860s. Measures 11.5" tall and 5" in depth, weight is 2 lb 5.6 oz.

circa 1790; girl seated on stump reading book, mounted on weighted brass lamp base, figure - 9 in. H., 18 in. H. total Provenance: Originally from Chrysler Hunting Lodge on the Eastern Shore of Maryla

Sprig molded English Staffordshire stoneware hunting jug made circa 1800. This type of fine bodied stoneware jug was made in the period of circa 1790 - 1810 in the Staffordshire district by John Turne

Four (4) Pearlware, Prattware, and other English Ceramic items, including Toby Jugs. 1st item: Rare English Pearlware or Pratt Ware seated cat figure having sponge-dappled black and brown markings aga

2 Early Staffordshire Toby Jugs, men seated with jugs, one pearlware style, some repair or loss.

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

A small Wood Family Toby Jug, circa 1785-90 Of 'Mould 51' type, seated and holding a jug in his left hand and a foaming glass in his raised right hand, richly glazed with a bright blue coat, yellow br