Circa 1840 Yellow Staffordshire Pitcher

Measures 8"H x 7" widest point from spout to handle. See photos for condition details. Local pickup available in Glenview, IL. No In-House Shipping is available for this auction. Buyer's must make the

Scarce Benjamin Franklin Red Transfer Staffordshire China Pitcher. Double sided transfer designs showing a young "Franklin" flying his kite with key and discovering electricity. Circa. 1840. 11-1/4"h.

Title: Copper Lustre Cream Pitchers or Creamers w/ Cat Girl & Floral decoration circa 1840 - 1900. Pair of Royal Staffordshire Antique Victorians Description: Vintage from the 19th century Materials:

Staffordshire Portobello Ware 'Chinoiserie' Pitcher, Circa 1820. Printed in yellow with a highly detailed view of figures in pavilions, fenced gardens and a distant mountainous landscape, the rim surr

English Staffordshire pitcher of American historical interest, circa 1800. The pitcher is decorated with copper luster and a band of canary yellow, with two black transfer prints. One shows the Marqui

Southern Sheraton Walnut Wash Standlikely Piedmont North Carolina, circa 1840, yellow pine and white pine secondary, distinctive applied scrolled backsplash, single long drawer, shaped lower shelf bel

Southern Walnut Painted One Drawer Standattributed to North Carolina, circa 1840, yellow pine secondary, rectangular three board top, the base with enhanced green paint, single flush drawer raised on

North Carolina Sheraton Cherry Chest of Drawersin the manner of the Peterson school, circa 1840, yellow pine secondary, top with applied reeded edge, two over three graduated flush drawers, molded bas

FIVE PIECES OF BLUE STAFFORDSHIRECirca 1840Four teapots, one depicting Benjamin Franklin's tomb and the others with scenic decoration, and a covered sugar bowl depicting an English manor house with a

Liverpool pitcher, Washington Memorial, Apotheosis, circa 1800. Staffordshire creamware pitcher with large black transfer of Washington's accession, opposite a ship flying an American flag. Beneath th

circa 1840-1860 canary yellow pressed glass vases, each on hexagonal foot with graduated stem, body fluted in the "Arch" pattern with scalloped rims, 11-5/8 in. Provenance: Collection of the Birmingha

Rare Glazed Redware Hunt Scene Pitcher, Stamped "JOHN BELL", Waynesboro, PA origin, circa 1840-1880, molded pitcher with twig-form handle, decorated on two sides with a relief design of hounds overtak

with lift top 20"x20"x30" with original penwork checkers:13 black and 12 yellow checkers, circa 1840

Glazed Stoneware Hound-Handled Pitcher, Stamped "AMERICAN POTTERY CO. / JERSEY CITY, N.J.," circa 1840, molded hound-handled pitcher with hunt scene depicting hounds taking down a boar and a stag, the

Anonymous folk art watercolor half length portrait of a young lady in yellow dress, circa 1840, with penciled inscription on reverse reading, "19th C. Berks Co. watercolor Portrait of a woman Stoutbur

Antique Salt Glazed Apostle Jug Pitcher Staffordshire England Circa Mid 19th Century Gothic Arches Eight Saints Approximately 6 13/16 inches tall.

Circa 1840 Bacchus hand painted Staffordshire porcelain creamer. The creamer is in nice condition with bright colors. Measures 4-3/8" tall.

Paint-decorated chest of drawers. Black and red fanciful graining with green and yellow striping. Maine, circa 1840. Condition: Excellent original condition with minor wear and imperfections. L 41-5/8

American, 19th century, comprising a fine set of six attributed to New York, circa 1840, grain painted ground with yellow, green, and red painted highlights, white painted rush seats, 33-1/2 in.; toge

Pair of Staffordshire pottery lions, circa 1840, each modeled as a recumbent lion resting on a naturalistic base with gilt accents and glass eyes. Accompanied by receipt from Antiques of Vinings, 11,2

Large Staffordshire cow creamer, circa 1840, 5.5"h x 8"w (missing lid); together with a cow spill vase, 10.5"h x 7"d.

Two Staffordshire porcelain tulip vases, circa 1840 Formed from a fully open bloom and a closed bud set among a fan of bright green leaves, the light blue-washed bases applied with florets, 15cm high

Staffordshire decorated pitcher ca 1840

Three Small-Sized Glazed Redware Pitchers, Northeastern U.S. origin, circa 1840, two decorated with manganese daubs, Norwalk, CT or Huntington, Long Island, NY origin, together with smaller, manganese