Three 1820's Sunderland Lustreware Pitcher

Three antique English, copper lustreware pitchers with raised white neoclassical decorations on blue grounds in the style of Wedgewood Jaspeware. Circa 1820-1850. The largest pitcher is 5-1/4" tall.

Three antique English copper lustreware pitchers with white raised neoclassical decorations on contrasting blue backgrounds, in the style of Wedgewood Jasperware. Circa 1820-1850. The largest pitcher

DIMENSIONS APPROX 19x13x14CM.

THREE LUSTREWARE PITCHERS19th CenturyOne with "The Surrender of Cornwallis" and a view of Lafayette, height 6.5", one with cover and oval figural and fruit medallions against a bright y

With Masonic motto, ship North Cumberland and view of the Iron Bridge. 8 1/2 x 11 1/4 inches. Condition: Chip to spout. Please see photos.

British, 19th century, of varying size and glaze, each with transferware panels of text, landscapes, and ships, largest 9-1/2 x 11-5/8 in. Provenance: Collection of Ben Schecter and George Barimo, Ath

Condition: Each with some flaking and old repairs to spout

Lot of (3) 19th c. English Lustreware Pitchers, incl: Sunderland pink lustre pitcher with black and white satirical cartoon panels to each side, 7 1/2" high, 6 3/4" x 4 3/4", crazing, paint losses; Cr

DIMENSIONS APPROX 12.5x17x12CM.

A group of three Sunderland pink lustre pictorial jugs, comprising two large and one small pitcher. The larger: 9" high, 10" wide, 7" deep. The smaller: 4 1/2" high, 7" wide, 5" deep.

THREE CERAMIC ITEMS19th/20th Century1) Creamware plate with ship decoration. Diameter 10".2) Lustreware pitcher with transfer naval battle decoration "The Enterprise and the Boxer" and "The United Sta

TWO SUNDERLAND PINK LUSTREWARE JUGS1) Decoration of two verses and a three-masted ship. Enamel accents in red, green and blue. Height 7”.2) Decoration of a verse, a view of a bridge over River W

SUNDERLAND PINK LUSTREWARE MASONIC JUGEngland, Circa 1820Transfer-decorated with floral motifs surrounding phrase "Let Masonry from Pole to Pole ..." on one side, a ship with trade inscripti

Description - A group of Antique English soft paste porcelain. Including a Salopian pitcher (Anna Maria Hart), a lustre ware pitcher with hunt scene, a Copeland pitcher, a Sunderland lustre pitcher, a

1830s Antique English Sunderland Jugs - 1) copper Lustre Jug / Pitcher - transfer image with Charity mother and children in garden, lustreware, 5 1/2" H; 2) Sunderland motto jug features Woburn Abbey,

Three antique English, copper lustreware pieces. Two with polychrome raised floral decoration. Circa 1820-1850. The larger cup is 3-1/2" tall.

ENGLISH COPPER LUSTRE CERAMIC PITCHERS, LOT OF THREE, all having molded classical designs and polychrome enamels over a blue ground. Unmarked. Staffordshire and other areas. Circa 1820. 4 3/8" to 8 1/

Early 19th c. Large Size English Sunderland Lustreware Jug, transfer decorated with 'The Batchelors Wish' verse to one side, stone building and landscape scene to the other, painted inside a wreath ca

Comprising a pink lustre shell form wall pocket, a copper lustre cow milk jug and a silver lustre spill vase. Spill vase 9"h By descent from the Estate of Robert Weeks DeForest and Emily Johnston DeFo

Three Sunderland Luster Religious Plaques English, 19th Century each with transfer text and images, and hand-painted decoration. two with verses, one adorned with a profile portrait of the Reverend Jo

**Originally Listed At $600** Northern Europe, northern England, likely Sunderland, Victorian Era, ca. early 19th century CE. A lovely pottery bowl memorializing the Wearmouth Bridge built between 179

13 Lustreware Pitchers & Bowls, 19th C. (RICH296/13)(WT) Dimensions: Smallest pitcher 3 1/4" H, largest 7 1/2" H Property from a Manhattan Estate

THREE SUNDERLAND LUSTRE PIECESEngland, 19th CenturyA molded-edge plate, diameter 8.25", a double-handle mug, height 4", and a bowl, diameter 6.75". All with various transfers.

Consisting of a cobalt blue lidded dish, stamped "Wedwood/SS/England" (5in diam); a green pitcher marked "Copeland Late Spode/England" and stamped "England/Copeland" (7 1/8in tall); a gilt-handled Roy