4pc Medium and Large Toby Jugs, Various Pub Patrons

Assortment of medium and large Toby jugs of gentlemen enjoying ale at the pub.

Assortment of small and medium Toby jugs of gentlemen at the pub.

Assortment of Toby jugs of patrons at the pub. Backstamps include Czechoslovakia, Japan and Germany.

Royal Doulton Assortment Approximately (97) items including (4) large Toby jugs, (4) medium Toby jugs, (8) miniature Toby jugs, a Toby jug ash tray as well as stein, miniature ceramics, candle holders

Four Royal Doulton Toby Jugs - The Beatles! Medium/large sized jugs measuring approx. 5.5" tall. Includes Ringo Starr D.6726, Paul McCartney D.6724, George Harrison D.6727, and John Lennon D.6725. All

Group of 3 Jugs. Barack Obama - ltd ed 71/1000 6.5"H Abe Lincoln - ltd ed 225/250 7.0"H J.F.K - ltd ed 33/1000 7.0"H Various makers. Country of Origin: England; Dimensions: see description; Color: Mul

Large: 5.5" x 5.5" Medium: 3" x 3.5" Small: 2.75" x 2.5" Condition: Large: Slight rub by hair, Medium/Small: Good

Large Royal Doulton character jug ' Pearly King ', together with a quantity of various Toby jugs

Nice set of 2 sets of Royal Doulton Toby jugs, Saircy Gamp and Old Charley with the 3 sizes, small med. and large of each. Small size is approx. 2.25" x 3". Medium is approx. 3.5" x 4.5". Large is app

Modelled as a man in vaudeville make-up holding a cane. Removeable 'hat' lid. Sir George Edward Wade, was known professionally as George Robey and was an English comedian, singer and actor. Royal Doul

Height 45 cm diameter 32.5 cm Composition of six stools of various sizes and various woods. Large: Height 45 cm diameter 32.5 cm Medium: Height 40 cm diameter 32.5 cm Medium: Height 30.5 cm diameter 3

Silver 5pcs Cafe Au Lait Service Set, Mohl, Dresden, Germany, 1910. Comprising: Large Cafe au lait pot (22cm). Medium Cafe au lait pot (17.5cm). Creamer (11cm). Milk jug (9cm). Sugar bowl (diameter: 1

Large Group of Chinese Rose Medallion Porcelain Articles 19th century Comprising five oval serving dishes of various sizes, three scalloped edge serving dishes, a water pitcher, two cream jugs of vari

This artwork, created using a combination of media on canvas, illustrates various heads surrounded by symbols. Measuring 42 x 49.5 inches, it stands out as an exceptional and substantial artwork, curr

This artwork, created using a combination of media on canvas, illustrates various heads surrounded by symbols. Measuring 41 x 49 inches, it stands out as an exceptional and substantial artwork, curren

This artwork, created using a combination of media on canvas, illustrates various heads surrounded by symbols. Measuring 41 x 49 inches, it stands out as an exceptional and substantial artwork, curren

This artwork, created using a combination of media on canvas, illustrates various heads surrounded by symbols. Measuring 23 x 30 inches, it stands out as an exceptional and substantial artwork, curren

Set of eleven Wilkinson commemorative Toby Jugs of the Allied Commanders of WWI, including Marshall Foch, President Woodrow Wilson, General Botha, Lord French, General Joffre, H.M. King George V, Lord

From the World War II Allied Leaders Collection. 1915-1919 the English Wilkinson factory produced one of the most significant series of 20th century toby jugs depicting WWI Allied commanders. The set

Production Years: 1915-1919. Considered to be the finest set of toby mugs produced in the 20th century. Designed by F. Carruthers Gould and produced by A.J. Wilkinson. Set includes Lord John French, L

English, unmarked, attributed Ralph Wood one with pipe and one with cup. Some losses to glaze. 10"h x 4-3/4"w x 6"d Provenance: Property from the Estate of Robert K. Johnson of Maine and South Carolin

A very rare 'Bargeman' Toby Jug, circa 1790 Modelled on a rectangular base with a curved front, the back and sides applied with portrait medallions above swags of laurel leaves, an anchor resting betw

A "Scottish Farmer" Toby Jug and a "Lady Snuff Taker" Toby Jug The First Possibly by Musselburgh Pottery, Early 19th Century; The Second Possibly by Portobello Pottery, Scotland, First Half 19th Centu

ca. 1775-1800, of unusual finish Provenance: Lord Mackintosh Collection; Edward Sawyer 9-3/4"h Provenance: Property from the Estate of John Strawbridge Lloyd, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania