(3) ENGLISH PORCELAIN TOBY JUGS, 19TH C.

(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.

Twelve Royal Doulton Very Small Toby JugsEnglish, 19th/20th C. Including, The Falconer, Falstaff, Sancho Panza, Dick Terpin, etc. Some wear and losses.Tallest: 2-3/4"h

Group of (3) English Earthenware Figural Jars, incl: Lidded Toby tobacco jar, late 19th c., depicting a gent holding a jug and cup, his hat comprises the lid, 4 3/4" high, 4" x 3 3/4"; and Pair of con

Lot including 19th c. Staffordshire figural pitcher (10 1/2" Ht.), porcelain pitcher (6 1/4" Ht.), pottery face cups (5 1/2" Ht.), Toby jug (2 3/4" Ht.), (2) Staffordshire pitchers (4 1/4" and 4 3/4"

English, 19th/20th C. Two with removable hats. Together with a glazed porcelain bust of an African man with removeable hat. 5 pieces Some wear, crazing, chips. Tallest: 11-3/4"h

GROUP OF GILDED PORCELAIN: 18th - 19th century, English or Continental. An unusual decorative toby jug pitcher depicting a seated man drinking. He is dressed in 18th c. garb and his long braid becomes

Staffordshire Duke of Wellington toby pitcher, 19th c., 6 3/4'' h. Weight 1 pd 4 oz. PROVENANCE: A Private London/Charleston Estate.

Late 18th / early 19th C English. Comprising two cream jugs and a covered sugar bowl. The pattern also known as Bengal Tiger or Kylin. H of larger jug 14.5cm (5 3/4in)

English Staffordshire Toby jug, 19th c., seated man wearing a tricorn hat, holding a pipe and mug of ale, on an integral base, intact with possible hairline at left side seam, approx 9.75"h, 4.5"w, 6.

Property from a Savannah, GA Estate Description: 3 Pieces of English Porcelain, 19th C & 2 Portuguese Green Planters, comprising a pair of Portuguese green and white gilt decorated jardiniere of c

(3) English and Continental porcelains, 18th/19th c. incl., pair English putti with floral bocage candlesticks, probably Worcester, and a hand-painted porcelain covered jar, underglaze blue factory ma

19th c. English Porcelain Jug, based on an original design modelled by Nicholas Sprimont (1716-1771), molded with goats at the base, sides with molded bee, oak leaves and floral decoration, incised tr

(4) Large antique English toby jugs. Tallest: 11.5"H, Circa - 19th C.

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.

A GROUP OF THREE GERMAN AND ENGLISH PORCELAIN SERVING DISHES, 19TH CENTURY. Comprising two matching KPM leaf shaped dishes with hand painted florals and butterflies and a scalloped dish with four bir

Five (5) English Porcelain Toby Character Jugs or Related Items. No Royal Doulton. Signed. Good Condition. Tallest Measures 3-5/8 Inches Tall. Shipping $20.00

English porcelain set, 19thc, incl; 15 plates (8 3/4"dia), serving bowl, 5 coffee cups, 6 teacups, 12 saucers (numerous chips)

Nice group antique English porcelain tablewares, 19th c., (5) assorted hand-painted and gilt serving dishes, incl. (3) dishes possibly by Coalport, auction stickers verso, with (2) similar serving dis

19thC Copeland English Porcelain Large Candlestick, 3 Graces. Provenance from a Garden City, NY Collector. Generally good condition, but missing a finger. Needs cleaning. Dimensions- H-16".

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

Small Lot English Porcelain & Ironstone, 18th & 19th C., includes Worcester tea bowl & 2 saucers, pair Mason's plates & othersDimensions: Ironstone 9 1/4" dia., Leah dishes 3 1/2" sq. (VIRO127/14)(WT)

Northwestern Europe, England, Staffordshire, ca. 19th century CE. A charming trio of porcelain and hand painted animal figurines, a lion, cat, and Staffordshire spaniel. The left-facing Staffordshire

(pair) English floral encrusted porcelain pitchers, 19th c., possibly Coalport or Minton, each having a profusion of applied flowers against a white ground with gilt accent, unmarked, typical loss to

An English Porcelain Dessert Service 19th Century 10 items total. Diameter of dessert plate 8 3/4 inches. Property from the Collection of David C. Stuebe, Barrington Hills, Illinois