Martin Brothers Pottery, Bird tobacco jar

removable head, h23.0xw8.9xd9.1 cm (including base)

Andrew Hull Pottery tall Grotesque Bird Jar titled "William Shakespeare". Modeled in and after the style of Martin brothers Pottery of the middle 1800's in England. The wonderful Bird has overall soft

Robert Wallace Martin for Martin Brothers, a stoneware sculptural bird jar, 1898, modelled as a grotesque characterful figure with webbed feet, salt glazed in with bands of blue to the wings, half win

Robert Wallace Martin for Martin Brothers, an earthenware sculptural bird jar, 1898, grotesquely modelled in relief as a characterful monk, rotating head with wide beak, matte glazed in green and yell

Robert Wallace Martin for Martin Brothers, a stoneware sculptural bird jar, 1898, modelled as a characterful figure, green and brown glazed with blue bands to the wings, incised marks to the head R W

Robert Wallace Martin for Martin Brothers, a stoneware sculptural bird jar, 1880, modelled as a characterful spoon billed duck or penguin, with webbed feet, brown, green and blue glazed, incised marks

Robert Wallace Martin for Martin Brothers, a stoneware sculptural bird jar and cover, 1891, modelled as a characterful monk with bald head, bushy eyebrows and opposing sideways looking eyes, the broad

Robert Wallace Martin for Martin Brothers, a stoneware sculptural bird jar, circa 1890, modelled as a characterful figure with high forehead, protruding hooked beak, inset scaly eyes and webbed feet,

Robert Wallace Martin for Martin Brothers, a stoneware sculptural bird jar, 1884, grotesquely modelled in relief as a characterful figure, with long beak and moustache, frowning stern expression, glaz

Robert Wallace Martin for Martin Brothers, a stoneware sculptural bird jar, circa 1884, modelled as a characterful figure, rounded belly and open beak with long tail, on ebonised base, incised marks t

Robert Wallace Martin for Martin Brothers, a stoneware sculptural bird jar and cover, 1884/1885, modelled in relief as a characterful figure, the head with long closed beak, one eye closed, green and

Robert Wallace Martin for Martin Brothers, a stoneware sculptural Judge bird jar, 1882, modelled in relief as a grotesque characterful figure, on wooden base, incised marks to head R W Martin London &

Robert Wallace Martin for Martin Brothers, a large characterful stoneware sculptural bird jar, 1888, modelled as a grotesque avian figure, the rotating head tilted with a manic expression and wide dee

British Studio Pottery Grotesque bird: Inspired by the Martin Brothers, marked R.C Kew to inner rim of neck, height 27cm, dated 2002

British Studio Pottery Grotesque bird: Inspired by the Martin Brothers, marked R.C Kew to inner rim of neck, height 23cm, dated 2004

British Studio Pottery Grotesque bird: Inspired by the Martin Brothers, marked R.C Kew to inner rim of neck, height 23cm, dated 2003

British Studio Pottery Grotesque bird: Inspired by the Martin Brothers, marked R.C Kew to inner rim of neck, height 21cm, dated 2003

British Studio Pottery Grotesque bird: Inspired by the Martin Brothers, marked R.C Kew to inner rim of neck, height 23cm, dated 2004

British Studio Pottery Grotesque bird: Inspired by the Martin Brothers, marked R.C Kew to inner rim of neck, height 25cm, dated 2003

British Studio Pottery Grotesque bird: Inspired by the Martin Brothers, marked R.C Kew to inner rim of neck, height 20cm, dated 2003

A fine stoneware example of Martin Brothers by Andrew Hull. Whimsical and grotesque decoration, this beautiful vessel depicts encircling scenes of frogs. Signed Andrew Hull to underside and additional

Robert Wallace Martin for Martin Brothers, a stoneware sculptural jar, 1891, modelled as a sly characterful standing bird figure, with broad beak, grimacing, his squinting eyes with opposing glances,

Robert Wallace Martin for Martin Brothers, a stoneware sculptural jar, circa 1885, modelled as a characterful Mohican bird, long broad beak with flat, pierced eyes and crested brow, webbed feet and sh

Robert Wallace Martin for Martin Brothers, a stoneware sculptural jar, 1899, modelled as a characterful standing bird with rounded belly and ruff, striped black on brown breast, pale blue, green and t