ROYAL DOULTON LAMBETH 1893 COLUMBIAN EXPO PITCHER

Doulton Lambeth Stoneware Jug from the World's Fair Columbian Exposition, Chicago, 1893, Having molded relief of portrait busts of George Washington and Christopher Columbus with an American eagle bel

Designed by John Broad (English, with Doulton 1873-1919) for Royal Doulton Pottery, Lambeth, ceramic jug featuring portraits of Christopher Columbus and George Washington flanking the arms of the Unit

A ROYAL DOULTON LAMBETH PITCHER AND TWO ROYAL DOULTON FOR DEWARS WHITE LABEL BOTTLES, 8" AND SMALLER

Royal Doulton Lambeth Pitcher an applied bearded man raised letters stating ''FILL WHAT YOU WILL AND DRINK WHAT YOU FILL'' H. 7"

TWO ROYAL DOULTON LAMBETH PITCHERS, 7.5" AND SMALLER

One slightly smaller than the other, marked to bottom Dimensions: H 8.5" x Diameter 8" Condition: Hairline crack on spout of one.

Three Royal Doulton Lambeth Stoneware Pitchers comprising a King George and Queen Mary commemorative jug, a Queen Victoria commemorative pitcher, and a William Gladstone commemorative pitcher. Height

Royal Doulton Lambeth Leatherware Pitcher, H. 7.25" No Reserve Flat shipping rate within the Continental USA. Additional shipping and handling fees will apply for International shipping. Flat rate shi

Grouping of (5) pieces decorative ceramics, glass, and lucite, including: circa 1890s Royal Doulton Lambeth England ceramic pitcher with applied sterling silver rim and incised leaf motif; c.1930's/40

Doulton Lambeth American Indian Pitcher, 1893, by Edward Kemeys, Stoneware, Overall: 6 IN x 9.5 IN x 7 INCHES, designed by Edward Kemeys for Burley & Co. in 1898 and cast at the Doulton & Co. Lambeth

Finely decorated with floral ornaments in various shades of blue and green colors. The tallest water pitcher is 8.5"H., the other one is 8" and a creamer is 3". All marked on the bottom. M

To inc different size pitchers and from a park Ave, NYC estate . Dimensions vary from 8 1/4"h , 7 3/4"h, 3 1/2"h silverplated cruet stand. English silver mounted pitcher.

Salisbury Cathedral, Lambeth stoneware, stamped on bottom. Issued: 20th c. Dimensions: 5"H, tallest Manufacturer: Royal Doulton Country of Origin: England

A Collection of Decorative Items. Including a Lundberg Studios cameo case, a Royal Worcester reticulated footed bowl, a Zolnay pottery castle, a Sarah Comer lusterware bowl, a Doulton Lambeth pitcher

A Collection of English Ceramic Decorative Items by Various Makers, Including Wedgewood, Royal Doulton, Staffordshire, Royal Albert, Allerton and others. Doulton Lambeth pitcher dimensions: H: 7 x W:

Doulton cup, Royal Bayreuth plate, 2 Columbian Expo cups, 2 Howard Johnsons plates, Shepherd's Restaurant mug.

6 English Brown/Tan Ceramic Jars & Pitchers, Late 19th/Early 20th C., variously marked Doulton Lambeth, Royal Doulton & unmarked Dimensions: Shortest 5 1/2", Tallest 9" H Property from the Private Col

A Doulton Lambeth Stoneware Jug from the World's Fair Columbian Exposition, Chicago, 1893, Having molded reliefs of portrait busts of George Washington and Christopher Columbus with an American eagle

A Whisky pitcher with an old world English Hunting Scene, made for John Dewar and Sons Perth, NB. By Royal Warrant To Her Majesty The Queen With Doulton Lambeth impressed to base. Dewar's Perth Whisky

Tallest pitcher marked "Doulton Lambeth England 8589" underneath. Vase marked "Royal Doulton England" with lion and crown underneath. Smaller pitcher marked "Doulton England" with crown underneath. Di

commemorate the Chicago Fire of 1871, Chicago Columbian Expo/World's Fair of 1893, no #, 8"

Raised decorations, hunting scene, other motifs. A group of hunting ware and related pieces. Three trivets, three glasses, and a small jug pitcher with metal lid handle. Stamped to base ROYAL DOULTON

Glazed two-tone pitcher commemorating Charles II's exile in 1646. Rd75175. 552. Doulton Lambeth backstamp. Manufactured by Phillips Oxford St. London. Artist's signature. #RoyalDoulton #Stonware #Char

Ca. Last quarter 19th-first quarter 20thC. Fine with no chips, cracks or repairs. Larger 1907 pitcher has a few micro glaze pops, typical of this Lambeth stoneware. Tan, brown and white; "1893" and "1