Two English Majolica Pitchers, circa 1870 Marks

(3) Antique English majolica pitchers including two Toby jugs and an owl form pitcher. Tallest: 10"H, Circa - 1890.

Nice floral Majolica plate with spur marks. Dark green glaze. Origin: English/American Date/Period: Circa 1870 Type: Majolica Demensions: 9"

OVERSHOT TANKARD PITCHERS, LOT OF TWO, colorless, each with applied reeded handle and polished pontil mark. Probably Boston & Sandwich Glass Co. Circa 1870-1887. 8 1/2" and 9 1/8" H.Provenance: From t

19 assorted pieces Majolica. Set 4 George Jones majolica Pond Lily dessert plates, marks to base, two with retail labels, 8", English, circa 1875; Set 6 oyster plates, basketweave turquoise ground, wh

ROYAL DOULTON EARTHENWARE PITCHERS, 19TH C, 2 PCS, H 6.25"-7.5" A selection of two Royal Doulton earthenware pitchers, circa 1870. One having a Classical chariot motif, the other medieval nobility. Si

A Luen Wo Chinese Export Silver Tea Kettle on Stand with Creamer and Sugar, Shanghai, China, circ

Two pair of English Staffordshire seated spaniels, circa 1870; together with a single example, all approximately 10"h x 7.5"w x 5.5"d

Two English Royal Daulton pitchers with relief decoration. Maker's mark to underside. Larger: 7.75" H x 6.75" diameter. Chips to rim noted.

English Majolica Fish Six-Pocket with Cracker Well Oyster Plate Circa 1870 Unmarked attributed to Adams & Bromley With a central blue well encircled by six radiating naturalistic gray scaled fish oyst

Sterling Silver Tankard, probably English, circa 1870 and is 3.25" tall. Silver Plate Over Brass Tankard, Continental, circa 1890 and is 3.75" tall. Both in very fine condition. The Sterling Silver Ta

the first: molded with shells and coral branches, impressed Wedgwood marks and diamond registration mark, (6 1/2 inches high); the second: fish-shaped, unmarked (9 3/4 inches high); the third: fish-sh

English Victorian set of three majolica pitchers, two in shape of parrots and unmarked, one with shell motif, marked Wedgwood on bottom. Tallest one: 9 5" H x 7" W x 4.5" D.

A Ball, Black & Co. Silver Footed Figural Centerpiece Bowl, New York, circa 1870 Marks: BALL, BLACK & CO., NEW YORK, 145, ENGLISH STERLING 9-1/4 x 11-1/4 x 8-3/4 inches (23.5 x 28.6 x 22.2 cm) 1146 gr

A Ford & Tupper Two-Handled Partial Gilt Silver Footed Center Piece, New York, New York, circa 1870 Marks: Ford & Tupper, 925 Sterling 6-1/4 x 14 x 6-1/2

Coalport Ridgway (English), circa 1870. Ten piece apple green ground floral patterned partial porcelain dessert service comprising: seven plates (dia. 9"), two low compotes (h. 2", dia. 9.25"), and on

Fielding antique aquatic nautical English majolica pitcher. Gorgeous shell and coral design on a fishnet ground. Marked with diamond registration mark. Approximately 7 x 6.5 x 5.75 in.

A lot of two interesting primitive Windsor chairs each with spindle backs and plank seats. Size:29"H x 22"W x 16"D, 32"H x 21"W x 17"D Circa: 1870 List Price: $4800

Two English pottery pitchers each in blue and white Parian, one marked Copeland both with registration marks, 8 1/2" ht. Condition: good with no defects found.

Branch handle with nest of baby birds. Registry mark on bottom. 7 1/2".

George Jones Majolica Two-Tiered Cobalt-Blue Ground Oyster Stand Circa 1870 Impressed registry diamond (15-H-E-6) for 15 May 1869, black painted shape no. 2504 The top tier issuing a tall loop handle

(2) English majolica plates, circa 1900, comprising a dessert plate with a ruffled rim and floral cartouches on a greenish grey ground, having a stamped mark 'Alhambrian,' 8.75"dia; and a serving plat

Two canary yellow bowls and a copper lustre pitcher. English, circa 1820. Bowls H 3-1/4" and 2-3/4". D 6-1/4" and 2-1/2". Pitcher H 6-3/8". Condition: Rim wear. Minor chips, small bowl with hairline.

Blue-grey, classical column decor, 11, circa 1870, excellent.

English majolica fish form pitcher, a "guglet" or gurgling piece. Unmarked. With two minor chips to the rim. Measures approximately 9-3/4" high, 5" wide, and 3" deep.