Circa 1800 English Stoneware Sprig Molded Hunting Jug

Sprig molded English Staffordshire stoneware hunting jug made circa 1800. This type of fine bodied stoneware jug was made in the period of circa 1790 - 1810 in the Staffordshire district by John Turne

Circa 1905-1922 from Doulton’s Hunting Earthenware range with a dark brown glaze to the top section shaded to a tan on lower section decorated with an applied relief molded English Hunting or Farmin

including; Royal Doulton "Highland Whiskey" jug, circa 1920s, Doulton Burslem tumbler with relief hunting scenes, circa 1920s, Royal Doulton side spout lidded jug, and jug with relief decoration, "The

CIRCA 1800 CHARLESTOWN MA STONEWARE 1G JUG W/ BARNABAS EDWARDS EARLY STAMP,ONE GALLON, 11.5" TALL,

ASSORTED POTTERY AND OTHER INKWELLS, LOT OF THREE, comprising an English sprig-molded stoneware example stamped "G.M" on top, an American lead- and manganese-glazed earthenware/redware example, and a

English relief molded stoneware jug/ pitcher, Minton, c.1830s, matte green, one side with an elderly Silenus supported by two satyrs, reverse with young Silenus on a donkey with youthful satyr compani

(Edgefield, South Carolina, b. circa 1800 d. after 1873) glossy light olive green alkaline glaze, rutile glaze runs at handle, neck and lower body, slightly lopsided ovoid form, two applied strap hand

Early stoneware jug with incised bird. North Eastern United States, circa 1800. Early wooden stopper. Condition: Excellent. Rim chips. Minimal tight spider cracks to neck area. Some interior residue.

Extremely Rare Three-Gallon Stoneware Jug with Iron-Oxide Decoration, Stamped "GR" Beneath a Crown, English origin, circa 1725, ovoid jug with semi-rounded spout and ribbed strap handle with three imp

Small stoneware jug with incised bird decoration. Circa 1800. Large chip on handle, small chips on rim, and small chips on base. H 10". Please refer to this link for high-res images. https://www.dropb

Three-Quart Stoneware Jug with Incised Floral Decoration, Manhattan, NY origin, circa 1800, ovoid jug with footed base and heavily-tooled spout, decorated with an incised and cobalt-highlighted floral

Two-Gallon Stoneware Jug with Incised Floral Decoration, Manhattan, NY origin, circa 1800, highly-ovoid jug with heavily-tooled spout, decorated with a incised and cobalt-highlighted design of a daisy

Blue and white English ceramic jug, blue underglaze mark, possibly by Haynes, circa 1800-1805. H. 8 1/2 inches. Glaze imperfections and discoloration present.

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

English, circa 1800. A George III mahogany chest having a rectangular top with thumb molded edge over a pair of short drawers and two graduated long drawers, all beaded and mounted with brass bail han

English, Circa 1800. Wheel thrown pot with sprigged molded swags of grapes, leaves, flower hanging from a ring on each side. Concolculous finial on domed lid.With heavy entwined ropes as handle. Spira

'Peace, Plenty and Independence' on the verso, Circa 1800. Printed under the spout with a version of the Great Seal of the United States. Height 9 1/4 inches.

English, Yorkshire, circa 1800. Prominently featured is the short spout (snip) through which the user is challenged to pour his beer or water without leaking through the pierced holes at the rim. The

This is an Antique handmade stoneware bottle circa 1800's. These bottles were used to bottle the naturally carbonated spring water from the springs in the Nassau region of Germany. This water was call

This is an Antique handmade stoneware bottle circa 1800's. These bottles were used to bottle the naturally carbonated spring water from the springs in the Nassau region of Germany. This water was call

ENGLISH WHITE SALT-GLAZED STONEWARE PLATE, polychrome-decorated, having floral sprigs on the molded rim and one central floral design, with pink enamel on rim. Unmarked. Staffordshire and other areas.

Fine blue and white English pearlware teapot circa 1800. Unmarked, could have been made by many of the better Staffordshire potters of the period. Molded ribbing to the body and spout, molded flowers

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

English, circa 1770 Naturalistically molded as florettes above overlapping leaves, comprising: a coffee pot and cover, a hot-milk jug and cover and a tea-canister and cover. Provenance: A Distinguishe