Ceramics - A Staffordshire Aden pattern jug and b

Antique mid-late 19th century W. B. Cobridge ceramic jug with fern pattern. Trademarked to underside. Made in England. Some surface wear consistent with exposure. This design is held in the collection

STAFFORDSHIRE TRANSFER-PRINTED CERAMIC CUP / TODDY PLATE, featuring the Water Girl pattern depicting a child standing beside a well and holding a jug. Impressed crown mark encircled with "CLEWS WARRAN

ENGLISH STAFFORDSHIRE TRANSFER-PRINTED CERAMIC JUGS / PITCHERS, LOT OF THREE, comprising one example with "TYROLEAN." pattern, as printed to underside, featuring figures in an Alpine scene with goats,

XVIII-XIX SECOLO detto Toby Jug, rappresentante un gentiluomo seduto con in mano una brocca- qualche usura, restauro Alt. cm 26, larg. cm 13 A STAFFORDSHIRE CERAMIC TOBY JUG, 19TH CENTURY- SLIGHTLY WO

detto Toby Jug, rappresentante un gentiluomo con giacca senape, seduto, in mano una brocca- poche usure Alt. cm 24, larg. cm 11 A STAFFORDSHIRE CERAMIC TOBY JUG, 18TH-19TH CENTURY- SLIGHTLY WORN

XVIII-XIX SECOLO detto Toby Jug, rappresentante un gentiluomo con giacca marezzata e seduto con in mano una brocca- pochi difetti ed usure Alt. cm 24,5, larg. cm 13 A STAFFORDSHIRE CERAMIC TOBY JUG, 1

A large romantic Staffordshire pattern Transferware ceramic Tureen, unusual light green color transfer, with lid, Middle Eastern or Biblical scene with minarets in the distance, total height 11.5 inch

XVIII-XIX SECOLO detto Toby Jug, rappresentante un gentiluomo con pantaloni verdi, seduto con in mano una brocca- pochi difetti, restauri Alt. cm 24, larg. cm 13 A STAFFORDSHIRE CERAMIC TOBY JUG, 19TH

1st millennium B.C. A ceramic jug with piriform body, slender neck with broad rim and integral handle, small discoid foot; accompanied by a custom-made display stand. 295 grams, 16.3 cm high (313 gram

2nd-1st millennium B.C. A ceramic jug composed of a bulbous body, broad neck and integral strap handle decorated with incised crosshatching, circumferential bands of chevrons and stamped ring-and-dot

Royal Doulton English Staffordshire ceramic toby jug in the shape of an old maid, gra, with handle 6.5"h x 4.5"d ​​​​​​​Provenance: The Estate of Mary

DIMENSIONS APPROX 26x13x11CM.

DIMENSIONS APPROX 31x11x12CM.

The Shakespeare Collection; hand-painted, 650 embossed on bottom. Staffordshire Fine Ceramic backstamp. #Shakespeare Issued: 20th c. Dimensions: 7.5"H Manufacturer: Staffordshire Country of Origin: En

The Shakespeare Collection; hand-painted. A character from "A Midsummer Night's Dream". Staffordshire Fine Ceramic backstamp. #Shakespeare Issued: 20th c. Dimensions: 7.5"H Manufacturer: S

Staffordshire Fine Ceramics Toby jug of Winston Churchill, depicting a seated Churchill wearing a black hat and suit while holding a club and smoking a cigar, issuing an arched black handle from the b

Vintage Hand painted Toby Jug, Sam Toby, Staffordshire Fine Ceramics England. Philpot. English ceramic collectibles. Ceramic mug in the form of a jovial seated man in 18th century attire holding a bee

Lot 4 Mayotte Son And Co Porcelain Ceramic Transferware Dishes in Staffordshire Rose Blue pattern. Two dinner plates and two soup bowls with pink roses and intricately detailed blue borders. Marked on

RICHARD GINORI PER GUCCI CERAMIC BOX Late 70s / Early 80s Ceramic box, Flora pattern General conditions grading A/B

For all you crazy cat ladies out there, a large assortment of ceramic Staffordshire cats plus a few cups and jugs and a pair of piggies. Approx 3/4" H.

A Dwayne Crocker (American, b. 1959) southern Folk Art brown glazed ceramic jug with two handles depicting a corn snake wrapping around the side. Incise signed and dated '2009' on bottom.

A Dwayne Crocker (American, b. 1959) southern Folk Art yellow and black glazed ceramic jug with handle depicting a rattlesnake having defined scales wrapping around the entirety of the jug from bottom

A Michael Crocker (American, b. 1956) southern Folk Art brown glazed ceramic jug with handle depicting an inset, three dimensional wagon. Incise signed and dated '1994' on bottom.

A Bobby Ferguson (American, b. 1933) southern Folk Art blue glazed ceramic jug with handle having a leaf and grape cluster on either side with staggered circles around rim. Incise signed and dated '20