WEDGWOOD & STAFFORDSHIRE PITCHERS

Description: Manufactured by the foremost English pottery of the Staffordshire region, Wedgwood. This pitcher is sometimes called a ‘Glug Glug' after the sound they made as the water was poured.

1st item: Rare Royal Doulton porcelain Dickensware Mr. Pickwick humidor or tobacco jar with lift top, 6 3/8" H. English, circa 1910. 2nd item: Wedgwood transferware Portrait pitcher, memorial to the p

Porcelain Assortment Including tea cups and saucers, plates, tea pots, pitchers, serving dishes; some from Wedgwood, Royal Staffordshire, Lenox, Minton and Royal Worcester; most marked, some with orig

Including Wedgwood, Hull, Kensington Staffordshire, Royal Copenhagen, and more. Dimensions: (Tallest, pitcher) H 10.5" x W 10" x D 6" Condition: Showing various signs of light wear consistent with age

Staffordshire China Adams Rose Pitcher and Bowl. Wash bowl impressed Wedgwood & Co. Pitcher 12-1/4'h., bowl 13-1/2" diam. Condition: Very good, bowl has a 1" hairline.

Comprising a Belleek sugar and creamer, a Lenox sugar and creamer, a Wedgwood bowl with metal mount, a Staffordshire creamer, a large floral embossed pitcher with gilding, and a blue transfer platter

Thirty English Purple and White Transferware Plates, Cups, Saucers and Pitcher by Various Makers, 19th Century, Including Staffordshire, W. Adams, Davenport and Wedgwood. Largest dimension: Dia: 10 3/

Consisting of 2-19th century Staffordshire figures, pair blue Jasperware vases, Jasperware pitcher, 2 creamers, sugar, flat bowl, bowl, Wedgwood pitcher & plate, 2 small Doulton vases & creamer, and p

Approximately 35 pieces, Including a Wedgwood cream vase, a Wedgwood 'Etruria' pitcher, 8 'Coral Border' plates. Also 2 cups and 2 plates from Royal Staffordshire designed by Clarice Cliff. Height of

Enamel-painted Creamware Platter with Pierced Decoration, Josiah Wedgwood, Staffordshire, England, late 18th century. Oblong shallow bowl with twelve-lobed shaped rim, the edge penciled in overglaze b

Two in the form of "Hearty Good Fellow", the third Martha Gunn, ca. 1800 Heights from 8-1/2"h to 11"h Provenance: Property from the Estate of John Strawbridge Lloyd, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

ca. 1825, together with a Staffordshire pitcher of a man astride a barrel, ca. 1800 Heights from 10"h to 12"h Provenance: Property from the Estate of John Strawbridge Lloyd, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

England, 2nd quarter 19th Century. "Landing of Genl Lafayette..." Unmarked Clews. Stain and stapled handle repair. 7.25"h. And "Views of the Erie Canal", probably unmarked Enoch Wood. Restoration. 9"h

Each 5 1/4" tall.

Dark Blue Wedgwood pitchers and pots

7pc Wedgwood cobalt blue pitchers

Two Staffordshire begging Spaniel pitchers, circa 1850, both approx. 10"h.

9 Assorted Wedgwood Pitchers, some lustre, various printed, impressed marks and Made in England marks (9 pc.) Part II from a major collection of Wedgwood, Long Island, NY Dimensions: Smallest 1 3/4" H

Group of three Wedgwood items. Two pitchers and a cup featuring classical scenes. [Pitcher: 6" and 4 1/2" H; Cup 4" H]. Good condition.

2 Wedgwood Pitchers, turquoise with English silver/silver gilt lid and satyr mask spout, impressed mark, and dark grey/brown jasperware with fox hunting in relief, impressed mark (2 pc.) (ZWED4474/2)(

Six Wedgwood pitchers, tallest 5 1/2"h

Each 5 1/4" tall.

(2) Edward Walley Cobridge Staffordshire Pitchers. Left titled "George Washington" and right titled "Ranger." Both marked on the underside. Size: 6 1/2 x 5 x 9 1/2 in.2

Description: A group of English ceramic wares to include a Wedgwood black basalt Greek temple lidded inkwell, a pair of antique Staffordshire spaniels with glass eyes, and an antique creamware basketw