Seven creamware jugs and a collection of Staffordshire pearlware, late 18th and 19th century One printed in sepia with a ploughing scene, a farmyard scene below 'ANGELS OF AGRICULTURE', and 'Come Box the Compass' above a bird on a stump, with further floral prints in red and sepia; four armorial examples printed in black with 'THE FARMERS ARMS', including one inscribed 'WILLIAM BARREY/ PRIESTLANDS' and one with a verse from 'God Speed the Plough', the others with rural scenes; another with 'THE FARMERS ARMS' and verses from 'God Speed the Plough' printed in sepia; and one printed in black with panels of verses from 'LANDLORDS CAUTIONS' and 'PLOWMANS GLORY/ GARDENERS DELIGHT'; together with two pearlware jugs printed in black with verses from 'God Speed the Plough' and rural vignettes, one inscribed 'John Neale Esqr, Yate/ 1843.' above a print of Queen Victoria and Prince Albert to the front, and one inscribed 'Shelah Spiller Allen/ Stogumber Somersetshire/ Born 29th October 1837.'; and two large pearlware loving cups printed in black, one with a view of Eton College Chapel, the reverse inscribed 'Jeremiah Green/ Sun Inn/ Lofthouse Gate/ 1861' below a verse from 'The Roast Beef of Old England', the other with verses from 'God Speed the Plough', largest 25.3cm high (11) Footnotes: Provenance: John Barratt Collection, Crowe Hall, Bath (one armorial jug) For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com For further information about this lot please visit the lot listing