THREE MAJOLICA "CORN" JUGS

THREE MAJOLICA "CORN" JUGSEngland, 19th Century, three jugs modeled as corn cobs, syrup jug having pewter lid, pitcher and creamer. 4.5" to 7.25" heights

Three Majolica Corn Decorated Items, England, late 19th century, including a tall jug, ht. 12 1/4; bulbous-shaped jug, ht. 7 1/2; and oval serving dish, lg. 13 in.

9.5 and 9 inch tall Toby jugs, of similar design, Gentleman in tri corn hat holding tankard. Both interior glazed with multi colored bodies. Also an 8 inch seated spaniel, with fruit decorated spout,

11pc Lot of Estruscan Majolica Corn Jugs & Mugs by American Company Griffen Smith & Hill. Provenance From a North Shore Long Island, NY Estate. Generally Good Condition for Age. Dimensions- Tallest- H

Three Majolica Character Jugs, France, late 19th/early 20th century, each polychrome enameled, models of a duck, ht. 9 1/8; bulldog, ht. 8 1/2; and hare, ht. 8 3/8 in.; impressed and printed marks.

Three Majolica Tree Trunk Molded Jugs, England, c. 1875, one with berries and leaves, ht. 6 5/8; a George Jones with blossoms and leaves, ht. 8; and one with large flowers and leaves, ht. 8 7/8 in.

Three Assorted Vintage Majolica Water Pitchers, this lot features three different majolica water pitchers/jugs, they all feature dark coloring with floral designs and have handles, the largest is meas

American, late 19th-early 20th century. A group of thirteen majolica tablewares, including a vase, six leaf-shaped plates, three round plates, two ewers decorated as ears of corn, and a majolica corn

Including a late 19th century Majolica corn pitcher (base rim chip), Beswick Hamlet theatrical Shakespeare figural pitcher and a smaller sky blue and earth tone pitchers. All in good used condition, l

2 - 10" cider jugs and 1 - 7" corn jug

English Glazed Pottery Corn Form Jug, base with embossed registry mark indicating production date of October 22, 1869, 8 3/4" high. Good condition.

15 1/2", modelled as a wooden flagon decorated with vines and three putti round the neck, an entwined branch forming the handle, Protat?s monogram, HP, Inscribed under the handle. Example shown at the

Three English Majolica compotes, 19th c, largest 4 3/4"h x 12"w, two corn pitchers, and a cup and saucer

Pair of women with brown tassel hat. Pair of boys with clown neck piece. Pig and three others. All with no damage, cracks or chips. Several 1/2 corks. Condition:(Excellent).Largest: 3 - 1/4" x 3 - 1/4

Rookwood Pottery group of earthenware Standard Glaze vases with floral decoration, three Cincinnati, Ohio 1) Olga Geneve Reed (1873-1955), whiskey jug with corn and wheat, shape number 767, 1897, impr

Three Tray Lots of Majolica and Glazed Ceramics, to include cabbage bowls, corn mugs, cabbage creams, a shell dish with muscle feet, along with five leaf plates and several other pieces.

THREE PIECES OF ENGLISH MAJOLICAEngland, 19th century, a Minton Banana leaf water jug, an unmarked Joseph Holdcroft jardiniere, and a George Jones compote having impressed English Registry mark. jug 6

Estate lot of a total of three (3) ceramic pottery kitchenware serving / decorative articles. Includes ~ One (1) Fiesta Marigold yellow disc water pitcher jug. One (1) Michael Bang ? Denmark studio cr

An assembled collection of three pieces total, circa 16th Century, polychrome majolica decorated, to include 1) Handled jug with fruit and floral motifs, portrait in profile in reserve, 8.5" h. x 6.5"

TRIO OF WEDGWOOD MAJOLICAEnglish, 19th century, ceramic. Three (3) articles: a 'catering jug' pitcher with a quote from Comedy of Errors in four bands across the widening body, stamped CGY, N, marked

AMERICAN MAJOLICA CERAMIC DRINKING ARTICLES, LOT OF SEVEN, each having bright polychrome enamel decoration, comprising four pitchers including three with flowering branch motif and one figural corn ex

Three Stoneware Commercial Pitchers & Jugs, this lot features 1 Greybeard scotch whiskey, 1Platt Valley Corn Whiskey, 1 untitled pitcher, the largest is measured at 7.5 x 5 inches

Second half 20th century. Butter dish, small platter, four bowls and ten plates. Marked "Made in Portugal."

A John Adams and Co. Majolica 'Corn' Garden Seat c.1875. The flared brown glazed body decorated with large green leaves, corn and wheat bound together with lavender ribbons, the top modelled with brow