The Two Brothers Liverpool Creamware Jug

Two Liverpool Creamware Jugs Early 19th Century one example marked Wm. Whittaker 1804, the other example marked Am Sons Chief and Only Care/ is How to Live Within the Square/ A New System of Geography

Liverpool Creamware Masonic Transfer Jug. With two reserves of Masonic emblems. 9-3/4"h. Condition: Good with chips on spout.

Glass and Porcelain c. 1796 "O Liberty Thou Goddess !" Historic Liverpool Creamware Pitcher with United States Flag Sailing Ship c. 1796 Federal Period, Historical Liverpool Creamware Pitcher, Three D

Title: War of 1812 Liverpool Creamware Jug Dimension: 7 1/2" ht Provenance: War of 1812 creamware jug! The Naval Battle between HMS Macedonian and the USS United States took place on October 25, 1812.

A LARGE 18TH CENTURY LIVERPOOL CREAMWARE JUG printed with classical scenes & a bird beside a fox. 18 cm high.

England, mid 19th century. creamware, handled pitcher with black transfer decoration of Washington and LaFayette. H4 3/4"Private Collection of a Carolina Gentleman.

English Liverpool creamware jug with Masonic designs, circa 1794, the jug of baluster form with a loop handle, having black transferware decoration, one side with the arms of the Premier Grand Lodge o

Antique LIVERPOOL Historical CREAMWARE JUG Pitcher / FAITH HOPE CHARITYLiverpool Creamware Pitcher Possibly circa 18008.5"H x 8"D x 6"W

Molded with fox hunting scenes.

Glass and Porcelain Liverpool Creamware Pitcher With A Sailing Ship Flying a Circular 13-Star American Flag Rare Style c. 1790 Federal Period, Historic Liverpool Creamware Pitcher / Jug, With A Sailin

Liverpool Creamware Black Transfer Jug. "The Farmers Arms" on obverse and village harvest celebration scene on reverse. 8-1/8"h. Condition: Good with base rim chip and minor glaze loss.

Liverpool Creamware Masonic Transfer Jug. With Three reserves of Masonic emblems and lyrics. 10"h. Condition: Good with chip on base rim and spider line on base that doesn’t penetrate through.

Creamware Liverpool Jug of the American “Ship Caroline”, circa 1800, with polychromed sea and American flag, the reverse decorated with “The Shipwright Arms”, under the spout “James Leech”

Creamware Liverpool jug with Masonic designs and the Cumberland Lodge written underneath the spout. The jug measures 8" tall by 8" tip of spout to handle. Shows hairline on verse side and glaze exfoli

A transfer-decorated creamware jug Probably Liverpool, England, circa 1800 One side bearing scene representing American military and commercial success, surrounded by inscription, "By Virtue and Valou

first quarter-19th century: having large group of Masonic symbols and Masonic prayer decoration, 9 1/4 in. H.

LIVERPOOL "THE SAILORS FAIRWELL" CREAMWARE JUGEnglish, circa 1800 creamware jug having transfer decoration "The Sailors Fairwell" with "Success to Trade" to verso, imperfections. 8.75" height

A rare Liverpool-printed creamware Bidston Hill jug, circa 1789 Of ovoid shape with a plain strap handle, printed in black with 'An East View of Liverpool Light House & Signals, on Bidston Hill, 1789'

This great jug is Liverpool creamware and is in commemoration of Gen La Fayette's visit to the United States in 1824. One side features La Fayette "In commemoration, of the visit, of Genl La Fayette t

Glass and Porcelain c. 1800 George Washington ASCENDING IN TO GLORY Gorgeous Historical Liverpool Creamware Pitcher c. 1800 George Washington Historical Liverpool Creamware Pitcher "ASCENDING IN TO GL

Federal Period c. 1800 Historical Liverpool Creamware Pitcher Titled "The Memory of WASHINGTON and the Proscribed PATRIOTS of AMERICA / Liberty, Virtue, Peace, Justice, and Equity to ALL Mankind." Sam

Circa 1800-1810, creamware jug with applied gilt decoration and three transfer panels. First panel with depiction of George Washington ascending to heaven over "Apotheosis" banner. Second panel with F

Masonic Transfer Liverpool Creamware Mug. Circa. 1800. With Masonic symbols and verse. 4"h. Condition: Good with wear and two small chips on base rim.

Two Early stoneware jugs including a Cowden Wilcox half gallon jug and an English C. Perry Ltd, Liverpool jug