LIVERPOOL PEARLWARE JUG EARLY 19TH C.

POLYCHROME LIVERPOOL JUGLate 18th/Early 19th CenturyTransfer of the three-masted American ship the Boston Packet on one side. Opposite side with images of Washington, Justice and Liberty, and a ribbon

POLYCHROME LIVERPOOL JUGLate 18th/Early 19th CenturyPolychrome transfer of the three-masted American ship Cumberland and a monochrome transfer of the farmer’s arms. Marked below spout “Keziah Will

LIVERPOOL JUG WITH BLACK TRANSFER DECORATIONEarly 19th CenturyTransfers include Washington’s tomb, a portrait of the ship Mac and a spread-wing American eagle.Height 9”. Diameter at base 5”.

LIVERPOOL SOFT-PASTE JUGEngland, Late 18th/Early 19th CenturyOne side with “Plan of the City of Washington”. Other side with “Peace Plenty and Independence” and an image of two

DEPICTING SHIP AND GEORGE WASHINGTON ASCENDING TO GLORY - EARLY 19TH CENTURY - WITH AMERICAN SEAL 11"

Bearing the text "Thomas Fisher One nother Jug & then, 1809," decorated with farm implements. Early 19th century. Dimensions:9" x 7"; the height is 8.25". Provenance:From a Bucks County collection.

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.

Hemospheric with everted rim, raised on spreading circular foot, pearlware body decorated in 'mocha tea' with a terrace of dendritic 'trees' and 'shrubbery' within black lines. Embossed 'Creil' mark o

Early Staffordshire Pearlware Ceramics, 18th/19thc. Comprising two covered sugar bowls glazed in blue, green, yellow and brown, a cream jug 'Mischeivous Sport and Sportive Innocence,' c.1820,

jug with handle and two spouts. Possibly made in New Bedford, Massachusetts. 9" high, 6" diameter. Minor chipping to base, smaller spout restored.

Old Paris porcelain jug. Early 19th century work. Very beautiful decoration of cherubs with a quiver and a crown of flowers. Cobalt blue background enhanced with gilding. 17cm high Very good condition

Each with cover having foo lion knop, the bodies of barrel form, the reeded overlapping handles with leaf terminals. Height of larger approximately 11 1/2 inches.

An English Etruscan Transferware Dinner Service Herculaneum Factory, Liverpool, Early 19th Century comprising:8 dessert plates18 salad plates16 soup bowls6 bread and butter plates7 oval serving dishes

Two American Silver Cream Jugs Early 19th century One with a part lobed body and band of applied floral vine marked Simon Wedge, Baltimore, circa 1800, the second baluster-form with anthemion bands ma

GENUINE ANTIQUE 'ROYAL VIENNA' HAND-PAINTED PORCELAIN TEA / COFFEE POTS OR MILK JUGS, EARLY 19TH CENTURY These antique porcelain pots are white with hand-painted scattered flowers / floral sprays and

French silver baluster form cream jug, Early 19th c., scrolled handle, 4.5"h, approx. 4.3ozt. Provenance: Palmetto Hall: The Jay P. Altmayer Family Collection

George Washington Jasperware Pitcher Jug, c. early 19th Century with grapevine decoration on the rim and the portraits of George Washington and Marquis de LaFayette and an emblem of an American eagle.

(lot of 20) Collection of mostly English assorted tableware consisting of a Liverpool pottery jug, 19th century, possibly by J. Daniel, 7"h, a pair of Ralph Stevenson butter plates, Cobridge Staffords

An Incised and Impressed Stoneware Puzzle Jug English, Early 19th Century, possibly earlier reads Gentlemen Drink and Let your skill be tested, and A forfeit made if anything be wasted. Height 9 3/8 i

A group of English pearlware articlesearly 19th centuryComprising two chestnut baskets on stands, another similar shaped plate with pierced border and shaped oval dish.largest basket height 2 1/2in (6

Antique Wedgwood dark blue Jasperware dip jug, England, early 19th c., with classical scenes in relief and with festooned decoration round the rim. Size: 6 3/4" ht. x 6" diameter x 7.5" over handle/sp

A Wedgwood Pearlware Plate, UK, early 19th century Glazed Earthenware Decorated with a bat printed portrait of Louis Antoine Henri de Bourbon Condé, the Duke of Enghien, in the style of bat print

CIDER JUG - Early to Mid 19th c. Chinese Export Nanking Blue & White Porcelain Lidded Cider Jug, with well formed foo dog finial, entwined strap handle ending with raised floral and foliate decoration

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