THOMAS FORESTER & SONS (Attr.) Peacock pitcher

, Phoenix Ware by Thomas Forester & Sons, England, hairline to one.

Antique Earthenware Pitcher with Grotesque Face Stamped with an Eagle T.F. & S.E. England. Measures 5 1/2" W x 6 1/2" D x 6 1/4" H

A Thomas Forester & Sons Porcelain Vase Height 18 1/2 inches. Estimate $60-80

Thomas Forester & Sons Phoenix Ware vase with Tripoli design: Height 16cm

Pair of Thomas Forester & Sons Art Pottery Vases, c. 1891-1912, marked "T.F.& S.L.D./ England" beneath Eagle, decorated with flow blue flowers on a gilt ground, h. 12 1/2 in. and 12 3/4 in IMPORTANT:

DESCRIPTION: A Thomas Forester & Sons porcelain footed planter. Features a globular form, with waved edges, embellished with a crackle glaze throughout. Further embellished with Eastern style enameled

Thomas Forester & Sons antique floral vase 10" tall

Pair Vases Marked Thomas Forester & Son England, 7.5" x 7.75", Early 1900's, Brown Tones With Gold Backing, Images Of Two Women With Floral Highlights, Handled, Elfriede & Marvin Miller Estate

Trogon Ware Vase by Roger Dean for Thomas Forester & Sons, decorated with geese, signed on the underside "R Dean', ca 1930. 11" tall, 6 1/2" diam. Small glaze ding with internal hairline.

Phoenixware by Thomas Forester and Sons (Ltd) 1891-1912, featuring Gold Leaf Painted Overlay. Rim 14cm across Quantity: 1 Condition: Good Height: 33cm or approximately 12.99 inches Width: <

English Cameo Glass Pitcher , 19th c., attr. to Thomas Webb, satin cranberry body with carved white bird and flower decoration, loop handle, h. 7 1/2 in

THOMAS G. BROWN & SONS Sterling silver pitcher and plate in the 14th-Century pattern, New York, ca. 1900 Both marked Pitcher: 8" x 9", plate: 7 1/4" dia. 32.7 OT Provenance: The period Craftsman Home

Majolica Thomas Forester 9 1/2&rdquo; fish Pitcher.

Thomas Maddock & Sons Commemorative China Pitcher and Mug. R.A.M. 50th Anniversary, Trenton, NJ 1908. Pitcher measures 12-1/4"h. Condition: Very good.

A nice antique pair of cameo glass vases made circa 1890, unmarked, attributed to Thomas Webb and Sons. Of a baluster form, made of frosted Prussian blue glass, with an opaque white winter overlay fin

&quot;GEORGE WASHINGTON LODGE NO. 59&quot; TALL PITCHERAmerican, early 20th century, porcelain, by the &quot;Thomas Madock's Sons Co.-Trenton, N.J..&quot; Tall slender pitcher with silver highlights,

Art Pottery Peacock Vase. Apparently signed "A. Dean." Approximately 10.875H x 6.75W in.

Four  Majolica Items decorated with Shell  c.1880. Possibly Thomas Forester. Comprising: Two Very Rare cups and saucers, a cream pitcher and a rare Hand posy vase. Possibly Thomas Forester. Compris

Three Thomas Webb & Sons Style Cameo Glass Items20th centurycomprising a pair of vases and a pitcher5 x 5 1/4 x 5 1/2 inches (pitcher)

Thomas Webb & Sons (English, 1837-1920), circa 1900. Scarce butterscotch pearl satin glass squat pitcher or jug with square shaped mouth and bulbous body applied with clear reeded handle, the whole de

Five pieces. Pitcher 11"h By descent from the Estate of Robert Weeks DeForest and Emily Johnston DeForest.

late 19th/early 20th century, comprising: pitcher, gradated light blue satin glass with diamond quilted design, bulbous body with long neck and ruffled lip, gold enamel highlights, ribbed, clear glass

Victorian group of glassware, seven, including Coralene beaded examples: mug, Pomona cream pitcher, another cream pitcher, yellow vase on three feet having ruffled rim by Thomas Webb & Son, and (3) ot

In the style of Wedgwood, white application on green ground. The silverplate lid opens half way and is marked James Deakin & sons. 8.5 x 6