Early Toby Jug

Including one yelloware example, full standing figure with pitcher of beer in right hand and pipe in left, wearing tri-corner hat and red waist coat with applied C scroll handle, circa 1850 and likely

19th Century tallest at 13 inches, all in tricorn hats with glazed bodies, painted features, loop handles* chips, paint rubs, wear Line Item # 173

4-1/2" to 10" tall. The largest one with a man sitting on a barrel has paint flaking form the top. Two of the megs appear to be quite early. Condition (Very Good - Excellent). Size Largest: 10" T.

Early Staffordshire toby jug depicting a seating gentleman smoking cigar with beer in hand - colorful marbleized base. The hat may have been repainted but otherwise appears to be all original and in v

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

In a traditional form with his pipe in his right hand and leather mug in his left hand. Made in Great Britain by a harness maker to show his leatherworking skills, the Toby jug was often given to a pu

An Enoch Wood-Type Toby Jug and Another Toby Jug Late 18th/Early 19th Century each of ordinary form, holding a brown foaming jug and with a pipe leaning against the left side of the chair, with brown

Two English Toby Jugs Late 18th/Early 19th Century each of ordinary form; the first example holding a foaming jug with a pipe in his other hand, his face with red blemishes; the second holding a brown

Classic Toby Jug featuring an early golf great. Winner of the Championship Belt 1861, 1862, 1864, and 1867. Old Tom became keeper of the Green at St. Andrews in 1864 and was affectionately known as "T

Here are two early 20th century full figure Toby jugs both sign on the base which reads MG, which is the marked used by George Martel,Geo Martel Desvres France of Grandma and Grandpa. Man-10 1/2" x 8"

HAT FORM LID, 13" H, 5" W, 9" D

A "Scottish Farmer" Toby Jug and a "Lady Snuff Taker" Toby Jug The First Possibly by Musselburgh Pottery, Early 19th Century; The Second Possibly by Portobello Pottery, Scotland, First Half 19th Centu

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.

A "Scottish Farmer" Toby Jug and a "Lady Snuff Taker" Toby Jug The First Possibly by Musselburgh Pottery, Early 19th Century; The Second Possibly by Portobello Pottery, Scotland, First Half 19th Centu

Doulton Lambeth salt-glazed Toby jug of a colonial gentleman sitting on whiskey barrel attributed to Walters and Burrows. The piece measures 10 in x 6 1/2 in x 7 1/2 inches, late 19th/early 20th c., i

Antique Toby Jug that was likely produced in the late 18th or early 19th century in the Staffordshire Region. It features gold painted details and a tricorn hat top perfect for pouring. This piece mea

DESCRIPTION: A group of three Royal Doulton Toby Jugs feature the following: (1) Sleuth character (1) Romeo from shakespeare (1) Shakespeare figure CIRCA: Early 20th Cent. ORIGIN: England DIMENSIONS:

Minton Staffordshire 11 inch white glazed character Toby, early 11 inch Hearty Good Fellow Character Toby glazed body, in Staffordshire style Line Item # 15

LATE 19TH/EARLY 20TH CENTURY. WITH FOAMING PITCHER, HEIGHT 11 1/2 INCHES. WITH PITCHER ANS CUP, HEIGHT 9 3/4 INCHES, RESTORATION TO HANDLE AND RIM.

An early rare variation of the Pearly Boy Character Toby Jug in a small size with Brown Coat, Brown Hat, and White Buttons. Pearls are painted white in raised relief. Well modeled and painted jug D62

Mostly English, including an early 19th C. Staffordshire watch hutch, a glazed toby jug, a blue creamer, a pair of drip-glazed pottery items (one pitcher and one vase), and a spatterware bowl, appx. 6

A Toby jug made in Germany and a larger early jug made by Dalton with multiple designs. Dimensions: 6" Height and 7" Height

Majolica 6 inch Friar in teal glaze, Shorter England Parson John 6.5 inch, Shorter England Henry VIII 5 inch jug, Wedgwood 6.5 Toy seller, Early 1800’s character jug, man holding a tea pot Line Item

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