Spirits Barrel.

19C English Stoneware Spirits Barrel. Lustre-glazed heavy stoneware spirit barrel with royal crest, reliefs of Arms of England and armored riders on both sides. Unmarked. Good condition. Measures 11-1

Fabulous and rare set of three diminutive spirit barrels on stand, with silverplate mounts. Top barrel marked CROSS London 1692. Dimensions: (Together) H 11" x W 10" x D 9" Condition: Missing two stop

Group of Three Table Lamps, to include Victorian ceramic gin spirit barrel, having painted landscape with house and carriage; along with a pair of carved wood spiral candlestick lamps; gin height 30 i

Late 19th century. Two barrels, one Brandy decorated with a Hunt scene within gilt band one labelled Scotch decorated with flora and fauna within gilt banding. 13in. (33cm) h. 10in. (26cm) w. 7in. (18

Pair of English ceramic spirit barrels, 19th century, each centering a hand painted floral bouquet on a pink ground flanked by white bands with gilt accents simulating the straps on a barrel, having a

An early 19th century English stoneware spirit barrel with very fine relief castings of the English Royal crest, Scottish Rose and Thistle, cornucopias, etc and the names "Slack and Brownlowe's, Hulme

Red Sherry Spirit Barrel - Brown & Pinks - 12 in tall x 11 x 11

Four English Market Pottery Spirit Barrels fourth quarter 19th century, German, decorated with polychrome grapevines and inscribed "G. Farmiloe & Sons, 34 St. John St., London", set with nickel-plated

Set of three ceramic spirit barrels, labeled €œPort€?, €œSherry€?, and €œGin€?, includes one cork stopper, circa early 1960s height 13 in. x width 9 in. x depth 9 in.

Six English Glazed Earthenware Spirit Barrels 20TH CENTURY Comprising three inscribed Rum, one Port, one Brandy and one Sherry. Heights 10 1/2 to 13 inches; widths 8 to 11 inches.

Group of (3) oval banded salt glaze spirit barrels. Two marked Doulton & Co., London; one marked J. Stiff, Potter, London. Largest 16" H x 12 1/2" W. Provenance: Collection of Anthony's Cummaquid Inn,

3 VICTORIAN ENGLISH CERAMIC SPIRIT BARRELS, WHISKEY, RUM, & BRANDY. ONE HAS REPAIR TO LID. 13" x 11"

Group of (3) banded salt glaze spirit barrels, largest 15" H x approximately 12" diameter. Provenance: Collection of Anthony's Cummaquid Inn, Yarmouthport, Massachusetts.

(3) Ironstone spirit barrels, 19th c, English, brass spigots, hand painted floral decoration, later cork covers (one extra), 12-1/4" h x 10" dia, c/o Whisky, Gin, Brandy

(3) Ironstone spirit barrels, 19th c, English, brass spigots, hand painted floral decoration, later cork covers (one extra), 12-1/4" h x 10" dia, c/o Whisky, Gin, Brandy

Marked T. Knight, Glass and Bottle Manfr, Birmingham, 19th/20th C. The barrels marked "Gin," "Port," and "S. Whisky." 13-1/4"h x 12"w x 7-1/2"d

5 Small Spirit Barrels / Flasks - Port, Sherry, Etc. - Measurement is for each

English antique stoneware spirits barrel with raised relief Royal Crest. Retaining cork stop. Marked 6Q at top with two holes. Good condition showing normal age wear, crazing and small loss at top rim

Title: Victorian Porcelain Spirits Pub Barrel, Gin Date/Period: 19th C. Dimension: 11" x 10" x 6" Material: Porcelain Additional Information: Antique Pub Spirits barrel dispenser. Cork top. Tap is not

Title: Victorian Porcelain Spirits Pub Barrel, Brandy Date/Period: 19th C. Dimension: 11" x 10" x 6" Material: Porcelain Additional Information: Antique Pub Spirits barrel dispenser. Cork top. Tap is

Prattware paneled tea caddy with floral decoration. Together with Pratt ware 'spirit' barrel with S.S. Monogram. English. Circa 1820. Tea caddy H 5" W 4" D 3". Barrel H 4-3/4" D 3-1/2". Condition: Exc

Antique Stoneware Rum DispenserVictorian alkaline glazed stoneware spirit barrel from England, applied decoration in the front there of a banner over a British crest. These are flanked by applied deco

Spirit barrel supported by a bear on a sleigh. 20 cm. high; 21 cm. wide; 21 cm. deep

A creamware Toby Jug, circa 1790 Of traditional form, seated holding a brown clay jug of foaming beer on his left knee with both hands, a small spirit barrel resting between his feet and a pipe at his