English Molded Salt Glazed Teapot C 1860

Pewter lid hinged with finial too , wear, on pale cream/ green teapot. Decorative relief design Art Nouveau Detailing. Measures ht app 7 inches by width 10 inches depth 6 t inches.

ATTRIBUTED TO CHARLES MEIGH, ENGLISH SALT GLAZED STONEWARE APOSTLES TEAPOT, C.1842-1851, H 6 1/4":A salt glazed stoneware teapot, with Gothic arched encasements of eight Apostles about the body. Impre

English Assembled tea and coffee pots, 18th/19th century Height (of coffee) 9”

With cream lozenge form body, moulded long-necked goose spout supported by extended arm and hand. Bird head finial and moulded S-shaped handle. Body and lid embossed with moulded shell and Greek key m

English, 19th/20th C., with pewter lid. Together with a blue-and-white glazed ceramic vase, Italian Albarello, probably 19th C. 10-3/4"h to 12"h

18th/19th C., sides molded with a shell within fret borders, serpent spout and loop handle, one with stepped cover and turned finial, the other cover with baying recumbent beast finial. Together with

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

19th c. English blue salt glazed pottery 8" (h) x 7" (l) x 5" (w) pitcher with relief molded figures and floral designs. [137] CONDITION: Very good condition with no damage.

English Georgian house salt glazed teapot, circa 1745 Unmarked Approx height 5.125"

A Collection of Nine English Salt Glazed Relief Form Teapots, Pitchers and Creamers 19TH/20TH CENTURY by various makers including Copeland, Rockingham, and Samuel Alcock. Height of tallest 7 inches.

Two early salt glazed teapots with claw feet. English. Condition: Minor losses and imperfections. White Teapot H 3-3/4" W 8". Brown Teapot H 3-5/8" W 7". Copy and paste link for high-res images: https

Staffordshire Salt Glazed Pottery Teapot, 18th/19th c., with raised floral and shell decoration, h. 4 1/2 in., w. 7 1/4 in., w. 4 3/4 in . Provenance: Estate of Stephen G. Henry, Jr., Baton Rouge, LA

These are great pitchers and fully usable today. The light blue one is decorated with flowers and applied handle that appears to be the same flower detail. Stands approx 9" tall.. The other is fern gr

Description: Group of four pieces of pewter.1. English teapot, manufactured by Shaw and Fisher, Sheffield, c.1860. Wood finial and handle, with applied spout.2. English coffeepot, manufactured by Libe

England circa 1750, the hollow body molded & salt glazed figure of a seated cat featuring a black clay striated 'agate' body, decorated with cobalt splotches & cobalt ears, traces of kiln debris. Meas

Mid-19th c. Stoneware Puzzle Jug, with cut-out hearts at rim, three collar nozzles with geometric cut-outs below, body with applied decoration of musical instruments, windmill, and profiles of a scowl

18th C., unmarked Appx. 15-7/8"dia Provenance: Property from a Private Collection, Northern New Jersey

English, 18th C., comprising a charger and a pierced plate From 10-3/8"dia to 15"dia Provenance: Plate from Garry Atkins, Property from the NAMITS collection

English 18th Century Pottery Articles Including Liverpool Salt Glazed Stoneware Teapot. Other pieces comprising a mug, Mintons tea cup, small round fluted vase, miniature teacup, sugar bowl with cover

Attractive double sided leaf form salt glazed jar by Peter Herrmann of Baltimore, MD c.1860-80. Clean, decorated on opposite sides, no damage. 12" in height, 8" diam.

DATE c. 1820 (1) English Georgian Salt-Glazed Stoneware Pottery Tobacco Jar DIMENSIONS Height 7 in. (2) English Lambeth Salt-Glazed Stoneware Pottery Pint Ale Mug DIMENSIONS Depth 5 Height 5.25 in. (3

Two late 18th to early 19th century British Castleford type teapots. White salt glazed bodies with molded decoration, one with Cobalt Blue detail. Unmarked. Both with repaired handles, round teapot wi

the first: marked for Morley & Ashworth (c. 1858 - 1860), decorated in aqua and white on a red ground with gilt highlights (8 3/4 inches high); the second: marked for Royal Doulton (1901 - 1922), deco

Lot (3) early pitchers. Includes blanc de chine teapot with cover (C. 1690's, provenance: Good And Hutchinson, Mass.), Spatterware "Fort Pattern" pitcher, salt glazed stoneware teapot (Provenance Skin