Seated Toby Syrup Pitcher - Rare Tan Glaze

GROUP OF GILDED PORCELAIN: 18th - 19th century, English or Continental. An unusual decorative toby jug pitcher depicting a seated man drinking. He is dressed in 18th c. garb and his long braid becomes

Second quarter 19th century. Seated figure with gilt trim and pointed hat lid. Minimal glaze flakes. 12"h.

4 pieces of yellow ware with Rockingham glaze including small syrup jug with lid, large toby jug, paneled pitcher with hound handle and a smaller pitcher with game and eagle on spout, toby is 10"

All Original Condition, Some Rust on Metal. Overall Good Condition Height 7.5"

Grouping includes (3) pieces including "The Squire" pitcher, "Seated Toby" pitcher, and an "In the Stocks" HN2163 figurine. Largest piece measures approx. 6.5"h by 5.25"w Provenance: Directly from con

This great old piece is a Santa Fe Fred Harvey railroad syrup pitcher manufactured by Gorham. The pattern is called Queen Anne and was discontinued c1938. Fred Harvey is engraved in cursive on one sid

Small crack in left arm from firing and some imperfections in the glaze on the bottom. Measures 6.5" from handle to belly by 4" shoulder to shoulder and sits 6" tall.

Made in Portugal Porcelain Seated Woman Toby Mug Pitcher 11 inches height x 7.75 inches wide. size: 11x7.75

Production Years: 1924-1929. Includes 2 8 - 1/2" Tobys, 2 7" Tobys, a 4 - 1/2" Toby and a large size 1956 Cliff Cornell Toby in the rare tan colorway. Condition: (Near Mint). Dimensions: Largest: 7" x

FOUR MAJOLICA PITCHERSEngland, 19th century, ceramic. Four (4) individual syrup pitchers with miscellaneous glazes. Largest: 6.5" height

Fiesta RARE maroon syrup pitcher with chrome "Drip-cut" top, marked Dripcut Heatproof L.A. Cal on bottom, ref: Huxford 10th edition, rg 39

AMERICAN ROCKINGHAM GLAZE POTTERY TOBY PITCHERS, LOT OF FOUR, mottled brown glaze, comprising one full-bodied covered example depicting a standing woman holding a bottle in left hand, possibly portray

Paul Bonifas (Swiss, 1893-1967) A Lorioux Pitcher. Gourd form pitcher with a tan / beige glaze and green handle with spout. Underside bears Lorioux marking, and "Made in France" 6" x 6.5"

W H Goss rare Toby jug of seated Winston Churchill together with a smaller Toby: Tallest h.17cm. (2)

A beautiful rare salt glaze pitcher designed by George Tinworth. Blue incised scrolls adorned with white beaded reliefs and rosettes. Doulton Lambeth stamped and artist's monogram on the base. Artist:

Bauer Syrup Pitcher . This Ringware jade green syrup pitcher is one of the rare items of the Bauer Family of Kitchenware. This is in great condition with some wear at the bottom. Made in the early 193

signed on bottom ML OWENS rare blue glaze pitcher a great thrown pitcher. Height 11.5"

STONEWARE POTTERY PITCHER AND COVERED VESSEL, 20TH C., TWO PIECES, H 7.5" AND 9" Lot includes one unmarked stoneware pitcher having a tan and brown glaze, H 7.5", dia. 5.5". One stoneware covered vess

Pierrefonds pitcher covered with tan and blue glazes with good crystallization. Impressed with the company logo on the bottom. There are a couple of minor stilt pulls on the bottom not visible from th

very rare pair of AR Cole Rebecca pitchers a rare multi color blue turquoise glaze. Stamped on bottom in circle stamp AR Cole Sanford NC. Ca. 1940, height 17"

Well now. What do you think of the offerings in our sale for Decemeber? Pretty nice huh? You bet! We are proud to offer such pieces of eye candy for you. This syrup is an exceptional find and why not

Rookwood Rare Porcelain Pottery Glaze Pitcher, w/ Butterfly Decoration. No & Name illegible under glaze. Circa, 1920's. Provenance Upper East Side New York City Estate. Good Condition. Dimensions- H-8

Now this is a form in an amberina syrup you seldom ever see. This honey has super coloring and great form. Excellent example. It measures 7 3/4" tall.

Rare Redware Pitcher with Exceptional Glaze, New England origin, first half 19th century, ovoid pitcher with rounded foot, flared rim, and applied ribbed handle, the surface decorated with mottled lig