Two Yellowware Cream Pitchers.

Two Matching Antique Yellowware Pitchers. Bulbous form with multiple opaque white slip line decoration. Cream pitcher measures 4-1/4"h. and milk pitcher measures 5-1/4"h. Condition: Very good with min

English, Second half 19th Century. A bellied batter pitcher with blue and white bands. 9.5"h. and a cylindrical lidded jar with tan and cream bands. 6.25"h.

Four pieces of flow blue to include two cream pitchers in a lot.

Condition: Good

A collection of Pennsylvania Railroad silver plate to include a 13-1/2in diameter charger, two coffee pots, two cream pitchers, a sugar bowl, and two menu holders. All with raised keystone PRR marks a

The International Silver Co., After 1933. Group of tablewares, comprising a coffeepot, hot water pot, two cream pitchers, two sugar bowls (one lacking cover), four pair of sugar tongs, one coffee spoo

Five Wedgwood Blue Jasperware Articles 19th Century comprising a pastille burner, two cream pitchers, a bolted urn and a bottle. each marked on underside. Height of largest 8 inches.

A group of Herend vessels in the Queen Victoria pattern, including a tea pot with a bird finial, two cream pitchers, and a sugar bowl with a rose knob. Largest, height, 6.5 inches PROVENANCE From The

DESCRIPTION: Four pieces Wedgwood dark blue Jasperware. Includes two teapots and two cream pitchers. Pitchers 1942 and 1948. One teapot unmarked, one teapot with Wedgwood England mark but no apparent

17 Pieces of "Washington Vase" Black Transfer-Decorated Ironstone China. By Podmore, Walker & Co., circa 1834-1859. 9-1/4" and 9-3/4" coffee/teapots, two cream pitchers, six various size plates, six c

Select offering of two cream pitchers in the ever ellusive Ellipse & Diamond pattern in cranberry and blue opal. What a find.

Seven Pieces of Flow Blue Snowflake Pattern Ironstone China. Four 8-3/4" plates, two cream pitchers and a covered sugar bowl.

Early to mid 19th century. Blue willow tea service with gold gilt trim. The set includes a teapot, lidded sugar pot, two cream pitchers and four tea cups. Sold from the collection of Bobby Carpenter a

"Nice grouping of Wedgwood in the lavender aka pale blue. Each is a classic pattern of cream designs. Includes two different teapots two cream pitchers and a small cup. Measure from 1.5"" to 3"" tall"

Sterling Silver tea set. It includes chocolate pot 9"in H, coffee pot 10"in H, tea pot 13"in H x 10"in W, sugar bowl 7"in H, two cream pitcher 6"in H and 5 1/2"in H and two open waste bowl 4"in H.

One a Mt. Washington Rose Amber bulbous form with a square mouth together with an ovoid in the coin spot pattern, tallest 4 1/4' ht.

28 pieces, including: ten match box covers, eight weighted shot glasses, two similar shot glasses, six French demitasse holders, and two Russian cream pitchers, 13.45 ozt. of weighable silver (various

Group of three (3) Gaudy Dutch pottery items, including two (2) cream pitchers including one (1) with a molded rim and base and floral design and one (1) larger creamer with grape pattern and lustre;

American Pottery Co. Brown-Glazed 'Daisies' Pattern Teapot and Cover, and a Yellow Ware Cream Pitcher, each Jersey City, New Jersey, 1838-50. Each impressed with the "AMERICAN/ POTTERY CO/ JERSEY CITY

Two 19th Century Yellowware Pitchers. Bulbous forms with dark brown and opaque white band decoration. 5-1/4"h. and 7-1/4"h. Condition: Larger pitcher is good, smaller pitcher has spout chips and a lin

Two Various Antique Yellowware Cream Bottles. 4-1/2"h. and 5-5/8"h. Condition: Smaller bottle is very good, larger bottle has base rim chips.

Two "Devil & Cards" cream pitchers together with a "Devil & Dice" demi-cup, all by Royal Bayreuth, Germany, circa mid-20th century. Rubbing to paint in some areas, otherwise good condition overall. H.

Estate-fresh group of Wedgwood Blue Jasperware ceramics. Includes a 6" biscuit jar with matching silver plate lid, a 5" low teapot, a pair of 5" candlesticks, two 5.5" cream pitchers (one with chipped

This lot features two sterling silver cream pitchers. Included is the following: (1) Charles Hougham, London 1782, circle footed pitcher mounted on square base with beaded rim and high lopped handle.