THIRTEEN STAFFORDSHIRE CHILDREN'S MUGS, SOME WITH

POLYCHROME DECORATION, 2 1/2" - 3 1/4" H, 3 1/2" - 4 1/4" W

Fine early English Staffordshire child's mug, circa 1815. Mugs like this, with children's names, are believed to have been made as christening gifts. This mug has the name John, surrounded by a nicely

STAFFORDSHIRE CHILD MUG PET LAMB,AURORA SOFT PASTE MUG 3 X 4

Staffordshire child's mug circa 1810. This fine and early mug has straight sides, a recessed base, an applied reeded handle, and is attractively painted blue and orange flowers, green leaves and blue

With Punch & Judy theater scene, hand colored, 2 3/4 inches high.

A Staffordshire children's mug, transfer blue on soft paste porcelain, circa 1840s. A central commemorative tribute, "To Washington, The Patriot of America," is flanked by two eagles ridin

Glass and Porcelain Dr. Franklin's Saying Staffordshire Child's Mug / Cup "The Way to Wealth of Dr Franklin's Poor Richard Illustrated..." c. 1820 Early 19th Century, Benjamin Franklin Historic Theme

Glass and Porcelain "Dr. Franklin's Maxim" Staffordshire Child's Mug / Cup "Little Strokes Fell Great Oaks..." with Polychrome Color c. 1820s Early 19th Century, "Dr. Franklin's Maxim" Child's Mug / C

Group of country accessories, including: 12 tin cookie cutters (lion, rocking horse, horse, dog, & more), iron trivet, 3 books from 1800's (rough), Staffordshire child's mug (Dicky's Funeral), early h

Four Staffordshire Transfer-Printed Children's Mugs, First Half Nineteenth Century. Comprising "Henry" in red, "FOR A YOUNG SPORTSMAN" in blue, "ARCHERY" and "ISOLATED" in colors. Largest: H: 2.75 in.

Two Staffordshire Transfer-Printed Children's Alphabet Mugs, 1830-50. The first for the letters G and H, transfer-printed in black and colored in red and green, inscribed "G stands for Gander for Goos

Four vintage, possibly antique, ceramic childs mugs. Possibly Staffordshire, no apparent markings present. Largest Measures approx. 2.5H x 3.75W in. Pieces include a Letter A mug, Early Sorrow mug, Bl

Including Cock Robin in black transfer and The Seasons June in green transfer print, 3 & 2 1/2 inches high.

Group of Five Present or Gift Children's' Staffordshire Mugs, "For a Good Boy", "A Grandmother Gift", "Present for a Good Boy", "A Present for a Friend," "A Reward for Innocence and Trust", heights 2

Mugs - Poor Richards; motto Prosperity …; farmer & wife with stubborn mule; ABC rimmed plates - Man & boy on mule, 7 1/2" W & Willie and His Rabbit, 6" W.

Blue banded with cats and dogs, hairline; soldier on horseback firing weapon; interior & exterior decorated Victorian garden and other side shepherd with lambs, marked "The Trinker"; girl with cat / l

Title: Hannah - Flow Blue Christening Mug Date/Period: 1860 Origin: English Dimension: 3" H x 3" D Provenance:Hannah ~ Flow Blue Staffordshire porcelaneous child's christening mug with gilding Shippin

'America The Land of Liberty," Staffordshire Red Transfer-Printed Children's Mug, Attributed to Ralph Hall & Son, Tunstall, 1822-49. H: 2.625 in., W: 3.5 in., D: 2.625 in.

STAFFORDSHIRE AMERICAN HISTORICAL TRANSFER-PRINTED CERAMIC CHILDREN'S MUG, featuring red/pink transfer "PROSPER / FREEDOM", flanked by American eagles riding a shell with shield to chest, grasping fla

Group of 17 Childrens' Staffordshire Name and Alphabet Mugs, tallest height 3 inches.

Grouping of ten (10) English Staffordshire pottery items, some with hand painted accents, including four (4) child's mugs with "Franklin's" or "Poor Richards" maxims, four (4) mugs with various transf

Together with a children's mug. 5 5/8 inches.

Lot of four including an ABC plate with Stag, marked BP Co., 8 1/8" diameter; and three childs mugs, 2 1/2 & 3" diameter x 3", 2 3/4" & 25/8" high. Condition VG.

Second half 19th-mid 20th century. Brown transfer alphabet mug "MNO". "Staffordshire, England". Minor roughness. 2.75"h. And a pair of purple transfer cups and saucers "Silverdale, Made in England, Sw