A 19TH CENTURY ENGLISH MAJOLICA POTTERY JUG by Samuel

AN UNUSUAL LARGE 19TH CENTURY MAJOLICA POTTERY JUG depicting figures in relief. 26 cm x 17 cm.

19th century English pottery jug and mug both with the motto Industry Produceth Wealth, a Pratt mug with printed scenes, a pottery child’s plate with the alphabet and a 1953 Queen Elizabeth Coronati

The rarely seen 19th century English majolica pottery teapot with wolves and white goose is by an unknown maker. Measures 6.75 x 7 inches. Without proof of exemption, be aware that internet sales tax

Two toned stoneware; modeled as man in a tricorn hat forming spout; handle in back. Brown and tan coloration; glazed finish. Unmarked. Chips to glaze; age related wear. Issued: 19th c. Dimensions: 8.2

Memorial of the Duke of Wellington's death in September 14. 1852. Treacle glaze. Duke of Wellington in uniform and hat. Exquisite detail. Issued: 19th c. Dimensions: 7.25"H Country of Origin: England

An antique late 19th-century English majolica tankard jug. Light blue body color with pastel floral ornaments. The panels on the body depict a fox and a dog. The lid is topped with a wolf figurine. Ha

Small sized. Rich, deep brown treacle glaze; figural jug; face of man in tricorn hat. Unmarked. Chip to hat. Issued: 19th c. Dimensions: 3.25"H Country of Origin: Engalnd

A LARGE 19TH CENTURY EUROPEAN MAJOLICA POTTERY PITCHER JUG decorated with figures dancing. 25 cm x 17 cm.

George Jones English 19th century majolica pottery pitcher. The majolica pottery pitcher has a high relief tree form design with dogwood blossoms on both sides and the interior is finished in a turquo

Three 19th Century Prattware Jugs. English pottery transfer-decorated jugs with polychrome scenes and pewter covers, one with weight marked "Spurrier Registered May 1 1858". Crazing and surface scratc

AN UNUSUAL 19TH CENTURY ENGLISH BLUE AND WHITE POTTERY TEASET including cream jug, slop bowl etc. Largest 21 cm wide. (10)

English late 19th century majolica pottery jardiniere flanked by maiden's head handles and suspending flowering swags after Joseph Holdcroft. Good condition, three tight approximately .5 inch hairline

mid 19th century, three gallon size with an Albany slip glaze, stamped "SWAINE" on the upper shoulder. 18 in. Additional high-resolution photos are available at LelandLittle.com

A group of five majolica articles,19th century. Comprised of a cream jug / pitcher with matching covered sugar bowl, both decorated with a sunflower and lily motif and having an English Registry mark.

English Early 19th Century Redware Pottery Puzzle Jug. Yellow slip decoration, three spout rim with pierced cut collar and bulbous unglazed vase. 7-1/2"h. Condition: Good with some glazing and use wea

English Early 19th Century Redware Pottery Puzzle Jug with Sgraffito Motto. Open cut collar, yellow glazed ground and motto "From earth I claim my birth, I'm made, a Joke for man, so now I'm here fill

Two English pottery figural toby jugs. Each of a seated gentleman holding a jug of beer, the hat forming the spout of the jug. One with sponged decoration, the other with spattered. H.of taller: 25 cm

Antique English MAJOLICA Fish Pitcher. A glazed pottery with anchor hallmark stamp on the bottom. A LATE 19TH Century glazed Majolica pitcher Measuring 11 inches tall by 6 inches wide with the Anchor

George Jones English 19th century Majolica strawberry server. The circa 1875 majolica pottery serving dish, Pattern No. 3423, is modeled as a brown planked wood trug with cross-framed twigs and cross

TRIO OF WEDGWOOD MAJOLICAEnglish, 19th century, ceramic. Three (3) articles: a 'catering jug' pitcher with a quote from Comedy of Errors in four bands across the widening body, stamped CGY, N, marked

An Assembled Group of English Pottery, 18th-19th Century. Including Caughley, Worcester and others. Comprising a cream jug; seven teabowls; three saucers and three plates. Many with blue crescent mark

Antique Neoclassical Scene English Pitcher Pewter Lid Figural Pottery Jug Circa Mid 19th Century Approximately 9 11/16 inches tall.

Two English Staffordshire Pottery Pearlware Canary Yellow Bacchus Jugs, First Quarter 19th Century. The larger of circular form, the smaller of hexagonal form.Dimensions: Height of smaller 4 3/4i

(lot of 20) Collection of mostly English assorted tableware consisting of a Liverpool pottery jug, 19th century, possibly by J. Daniel, 7"h, a pair of Ralph Stevenson butter plates, Cobridge Staffords