Lord Nelson Pottery Pitcher, England

vintage possibly antique pottery porcelain pitcher, blue and white chins marked underside for Lord Nelson Pottery England, ht app 6 inches length spout to handle app 6.5 inches

Title: 3 - Piece Bennington Group of Syrup/Creamers Dimension: They stand 3"tall. Add Info/Provenance: Signed Lord Nelson Pottery England. One marked“Beefeater", one marked “Fisherman" and one unm

6pcs White Pottery - 4 Pitchers, Mold, Tureen with Lid - 9 in tall x 10 x 5 - Staffordshire, Lord Nelson Pottery

Luscious deep blues are used in this unique cream pitcher. Lord Nelson is featured on one side and his ship on the other with the dates 1758 - 1805. Written on the top border is: England Expects Every

Lord Nelson ware vase in Girls in the Woods Staffordshire, England. Vase measures 7" x 5". Good condition. Also include in lot is a lidded flow blue pottery jar, also in good condition. 7" x 6". see p

8 English Pitchers & Plates, 19th/20th C., includes: 2 Liverpool creamware, "Lord Nelson" and the "13 Original States", Clews blue & white pottery teapot "Christmas Eve" Transferware, and others (RICH

Signed Todd Nelson Pottery Pitcher. Signed Nelson on the bottom. Measures 11.5" Tall

Vintage Annalee Santa, Old Gaffer Lord Nelson England Face Mug, Genuine Staffordshire England Mug and More

2 TALLER 6"--2 SHORT 5 1/2"--SOME SCRATCHES TO SURFACE--1 LIP REPAIRED

Vintage Lord Nelson Pottery white stoneware tea mug owned by the Kennedy Family, and probably used by them at their homes in Hyannis Port or Martha's Vineyard, Massachusetts. From Sotheby's spectacula

Kennedy John Kennedy Owned Vintage Stoneware Creamer Vintage Lord Nelson Pottery white stoneware creamer owned by the Kennedy Family, and probably used by them at their homes in Hya

Kennedy John Kennedy Owned Vintage Stoneware Dinner Plate Vintage Lord Nelson Pottery white stoneware dinner plate owned by the Kennedy Family, and probably used by them at their ho

Comprising two Lord Nelson Pottery tankards with sporting motifs, two oak barrel beakers with silverplate lining, armorials, and hoops, and a horseshoe form brush and pan butler set. 5" to 11 1/4".

Large set Christmas dinnerware, Lord Nelson Pottery for Cuthbertson House, 28 10" dinner plates, 28 8" dessert plates, 14 saucers, 16 cups & 28 6" plates. Please refer to images for additional informa

Queen Elizabeth Silver Jubilee 1952-1977 Lord Nelson Pottery 4" Covered Trinket Box and Pot Pourri 4", 3 Mugs, 9" Plate, Weatherbly Dunkinfield Conservative Club 5" Plate, 4" Pin Dish Staffordshire, 6

(2) 7" Budweiser steins, (5) Lord Nelson pottery steins, and one community college stein

ANTIQUE AMERICAN POTTERY HEISEY GLASSES AND MORE Lord Nelson pottery mug stein with fox hunting scene on it. Federal Madrid Glass amber cookie jar. Stoneware batter/mixing bowl. Heise

(8) Limoges And/Or Germany Plates, (1) 10.25", Hand Painted Plum Branch Decor, (1) 7" Unmarked Relish, (5) 6" Germany Floral Saucers, (1) 5" Lord Nelson Pottery, Kaleidoscope Pattern, NY Private Colle

Three vintage porcelain tableware items. One trinket box, one trinket dish, and one bud vase. Pieces feature floral motifs. Two undersides are signed HAND PAINTED NIPPON and LORD NELSON POTTERY HANDCR

Wedgwood, Two Pottery PitchersEngland, the smaller in blue and white jasperware (8 in.), the larger in white glaze with black floral and kingfisher bird transferware pattern (9 1/2 in.), both marked t

Shelf Lot - Religious Statues, Atlas Plate, Elijah Cotton Lord Nelson Ware Pitcher and more

Lord Nelson Stoneware Pottery Jug, Stein, Tall Mug, Tyg, ~ Royal Doulton Silver Collared Stoneware Lord Nelson Commemorative Jug , Circa 1905 A Glazed stoneware jug by Royal Doulton commemorating Admi

Nelson-Naval uniform, grey hair; Lady Hamilton-White dress, auburn hair. Lord Nelson led England to victory in the Battle of Trafalgar, but lost his own life. Lady Emma Hamilton secured supplies to Ma

Nelson-Naval uniform, grey hair; Lady Hamilton-White dress, auburn hair. Lord Nelson led England to victory in the Battle of Trafalgar, but lost his own life. Lady Emma Hamilton secured supplies to Ma