FOLEY CHINA CRESTED HERALDIC PITCHER, NEW BRUNSWICK

Glazed white china mini vase, turquoise rim. Black cat and Good Luck from Bristol on front. Arcadian stamp on bottom. Circa 1930. Dimensions: 1.75"H Manufacturer: Arcadian China Country of Origin: Eng

Glazed white china mini planter wall plaque, gilt decoration Circa 1930. Stet Fortuna Domus and Harrow on crest. W.H. Goss stamp on back. Dimensions: 3.75"H Manufacturer: W.H. Goss Country of Origin:

Two pitchers and one bowl with fluted textures, fine light blue floral designs, and scalloped edges with gold gilding. Wileman and Foley China backstamps. Each pitcher measures approximately 4.25"L x

Plate is approx 7" in diameter

Mullen & Connolly Two Gallon Stoneware Pottery Pitcher with Cobalt Blue Floral Slip Decoration. Stamped "Mullen & Connolly Manufacturers, New Brunswick, NJ". Wide molded lip, applied loop handle and b

Catskill Moss Historical Blue Transfer Ironstone Pitcher & Bowl. Bowl with central scene titled "Baltimore", pitcher with scene titled "Near Weehawken" (New Jersey), by W. Ridgway & Son, circa 1844. P

Glazed white china mini teapot with gilt decoration. Removeable lid. Florentine China stamp on bottom. Circa 1930. Dimensions: 2.75"H Manufacturer: Florentine China Country of Origin: England

Historical Staffordshire Blue Transfer China Pitcher. Boston State House on obverse and City Hall, New York on reverse, rose border, unsigned but made by Stubbs. 6-3/4"h. Condition: Small chip repair

Great lot with a 6 1/2" 1904 St. Louis exposition plate, a 1941 Cedar Point New York Central veterans plate, an early Panama Canal plate, a Foley china patriotic creamer, a ceramic Uncle Same bank, 18

Pitcher Marked Pickard, New Iris Conventional, 5" x 5.25", No Artist Mark Visible, Alan B. Reed Estate, Author Of Collector's Encyclopedia Of Pickard China.

2 pieces of New York Central Railroad china: 6" handled pitcher by Limoges and a 10" celery dish.

English Fine China Porcelain Ceramic Foley Royal Grafton Royal Albert Paragon And Other Teapots Lot In Overall Good Condition Please look at Photos Closely Out of a New York City Estate

Height 38 inches, width 17 inches, depth 13.5 inches. With Coxon & Co. stone china bowl, and iron stone pitcher.

Porcelain Fine China Cups Saucers Coalport Foley and Many Other Various Makers Colors and Patterns Lot of 35 In Overall Good Condition Please look at Photos Closely Out of a New York City Estate

Mario Buccellati Sterling Silver Pitcher third quarter 20th century, Milan, the pear-shaped body with "duck's beak" spout, crested "S-scroll" handle and domed foot. h. 9-1/8", l. 7-1/2", dia. 5"; 26.8

Mexican Sterling Silver Water Pitcher second quarter 20th century, by Plateria I. Vigueras, Mexico City, of ovoid form with chased gadroons, integral collar and spout, flat-crested handle and domed fo

China, 19th C., blue and white Pitcher, round body with flat base and serpent handle, blue painted decoration of crested waves and flowers, Yongzheng mark on base.Height 6 3/4 in.

A Tiffany & Co. Silver Bacchanal Pitcher, New York, circa 1885Marks: TIFFANY & CO.

$1 $3 $5 NEW JERSEY STATE BANK AT NEW-BRUNSWICK NOTES Lot of three 1800's New Jersey State Bank at New-Brunswick obsolete remainder banknotes. To include:  $1 note, Serial number 11261. $3 note,

James Wilson Morrice (1864 - 1924) was active/lived in New Brunswick / France.Circular Beach. Medium: Oil on board Style: Post-impressionism Size: 12 " x 14 " Frame Size: 13 1/4 " x 15 1/4 " Condition

Benedict Arnold autograph letter signed ("B. Arnold"). Two pages on one leaf, 7.25" x 9", St. John, [New Brunswick, Canada]&se

(UNITED STATES - REPUBLIC OF TEXAS.) James Wyld. Map of the United States and the Provinces of Upper & Lower Canada, New Brunswick, and Nova Scotia, Compiled from the Latest Surveys and Other Authenti

A Tiffany & Co. Repoussé Silver Water Pitcher, New York, 1879-1891 Marks: TIFFANY & Co., 5816 MAKERS 2323, STERLING-SILVER, 925-1000, M 11-1/2 x 4-1/2 x 9 inches (29.2 x 11.4 x 22.9 cm)

A well executed oil on canvas, portrait of Captain Robert Chestnut who settled in New Brunswick in the 1830s after many years at sea. Captain Chestnut holds a parallel rule and calipers in his hands a