1840 English Staffordshire Salt Glaze Jug - Meigh

1842 pewter lidded jug with Gothic heads and window panels, cast coat of arms registration mark of Charles Meigh, March 17, 1842, 9" H. Condition - chip on underside of base.

1845 pewter lidded jug with Gothic detail, cast registration mark of Charles Meigh, March 17, 1842, 8 1/4" H. Condition - good.

Antique English Victorian era ecclesiastical Gothic stoneware glazes salt jug with a figural handle and a pewter lid. Made by Charles Meigh. Highly ornamental jug of the Gothic Revival movement. Circa

Mid-19th c. English Salt Glazed Ceramic Pitcher, made by Elijah Jones at the Villa Pottery, Cobridge (in partnership with Edward Walley, 1840-1865), octagonal paneled sides with relief molded basket w

Antique 1859 English Staffordshire salt glaze pitcher Enville Hunt Scene with fowl, handle with game birds, 8"h

Three (3) high relief 19th c. English salt glaze jugs. Dimensions: 7" to 9 1/2" heights

Four English salt glaze jugs with pewter lids. Green maple leaf just has lid detached. Dimensions: 7"-12"

Pair of Early 20th c. English Staffordshire Spaniels. Having Granular "Salt Glaze Deposit" Finish. Bottom marked Staffordshire Ware and with the Staffordshire knot mark above England. Each 5 1/2"x3 1/

Title: 19th c Salt Glaze Charles Meigh English Parian Ware Apostle 8 ½” Pitcher Size: 6 ¾” (17.1 cm) wide x 4 ½” (11.4 cm) diameter x 8 ½” (21.6 cm) tall. D

Antique 19th Century Salt Glaze Charles Meigh Staffordshire Apostle Pitcher. Measures 7" tall. Condition: Good

14" outstanding a rare pair of jugs from Randolph or Chatam County North Carolina. An identical pair. Ca. 1840-1860

The first English Delft polychrome, Liverpool, circa 1740, molded with a bird perched on a branch; the second a Staffordshire saltglaze stoneware wall pocket, press-molded with an allegorical portrait

Charles Meigh Pewter Mounted Apostle Jug Hanley, Staffordshire English molded pottery, mid-19C Gothic Revival, signed. Very old post-manufacture gilding. ONLINE ONLY EVENT! NO RESERVES ABOVE STARTING

18th and 19th century. The lot includes a very nicely formed highly ovoid jug with salt glaze along with a signed English bitters bottle marked Genade Eullna at upper center. Each in very nice overall

Lot of Two (2) Antique Staffordshire Pottery Toby Jugs. Includes a salt glaze snuff taker along with Mr Pickwick. Each unsigned. Tallest measures 7-3/4" x 4" x 5-1/2". Smallest measures 7-3/4" x 4-1/4

Lambeth Pottery Works (English). A large pre John Doulton Regency Era saltglaze stoneware relief jug, with hallmarked Sterling silver lid and spout rim. Very unusual in its size, with an impressive an

An 1840 Staffordshire attributed to Enoch Woods copper lustre Jug molded with a triple ring base. The jug has a bright royal blue band, sprig decorated with a girl and her cat. 4 inches height

This early salt glaze decorated 3 gallon beehive jug circa 1840's is in excellent condition and measures 15" tall x 11" across.

Lot of (3) Late 19th c. English Jugs, embossed cattail pattern, leaf design handle, two in green and one in white, 8 3/4" to 9 1/2" high.

One-cup teapot. Bright blue colored globular teapot with crabstock handle and spout, the body enamelled front and back with pink bouquet. Staffordshire, c.1760-1765. H. 10.5 cm (4 1/8 in) W. 16 cm (6

English Gothic Revival salt glazed stoneware pitcher, Charles Meigh (British, active 1835-1861), Hanley, Staffordshire, designed in 1842, depicting eight of the Apostles, British registry mark underfo

(lot of 3) English porcelain Toby jugs, possibly Staffordshire, 19th c., comprising: (1) Lord Nelson figure, 11.25"h; (1) watchman, crazing, minor glaze loss, intact with hairline underfoot, approx 8.

Fantastic and rare salt glaze jug, stamped 'VB'. Stands 11.25". Valentine Baumstark emigrated from Germany and settled in the Waco about 1850. His turning skills were probably developed prior to leavi

2-gal stoneware salt glaze jug with blue bird on branch signed J. Norton & Co., Bennington, Vermont, 14.5"T x 8.5"D