Wood and Caldwell Staffordshire Pitcher

Wood and Caldwell Staffordshire Jug/Pitcher. - vintage pottery. - some paint wear - as shown in pictures. - approx. 7 1/2"H. Photo's are considered part of the description and condition. O

Hunt motif, remarkable detail, gilt trim, embossed "Wood & Caldwell" to base, minor flaking, minor lines to base, extra large size. H: approx. 8 3/4".

Vintage H J Wood Staffordshire majolica ceramic pitcher with Indian tree motif. Hand painted. Some surface wear consistent with exposure. Signed to underside. Made in england. Measures approx. 7.5 x 6

"Lafayette at Franklin's Tomb" Historic Blue Staffordshire Pitcher. Enoch Wood & Sons, Burslem, England 1825-1840.Some glaze wear.Ht. 7".

A Historical Blue Staffordshire Pitcher and Two Cups with Saucers 19th Century comprising a 'Washington's Seat' pitcher, a 'Franklin's Tomb' cup and saucer marked Wood, and a flower and urn cup and sa

England, second quarter 19th Century. Lafayette at Franklin's tomb. Unmarked Wood and Sons. Restored neck with some flaking. 9"h.

England, 2nd quarter 19th Century. "Landing of Genl Lafayette..." Unmarked Clews. Stain and stapled handle repair. 7.25"h. And "Views of the Erie Canal", probably unmarked Enoch Wood. Restoration. 9"h

The blue and white Burleigh Staffordshire pitcher depicts two people surrounded by grapes and vines. The brown Arthur Wood pitcher depicts a lively town scene. The green pitcher with two drinkers appe

(lot of 3) Antique / vintage ceramic table group, including: (2) English Staffordshire Wood & Sons blue and white semi porcelain pitcher and wash bowl set; (1) German pitcher with polychrome foliates

A rare early 19th century hand painted Staffordshire pearlware bust of Wellington, modelled by Enoch Wood and James Caldwell between 1814-1818 after a portrait bust by Joseph Nollekens in 1813. Impres

(12) Porcelain figural items, including Wood & Sons Toby Jug Collection Mr Micawber, Peggotty & Little Nell, Farmer Giles toby mug, moon face creamer, Dickens character pitcher, Artone Staffordshire m

A Staffordshire Transfer-Printed Copper Lustre 'General Jackson Hero of New Orleans' Pitcher Enoch Wood and Sons, England, 19th Century each side with portrait of Andrew Jackson, set against canary gr

A Staffordshire Transfer-Printed Copper Lustre 'General Jackson Hero of New Orleans' Pitcher Enoch Wood and Sons, England, 19th Century of bulbous form, each side with portrait of Andrew Jackson, set

(lot of 5) Collection of English and other ceramics, including: (1) English Crown Burslem Staffordshire teapot, purple flowers on a white ground; (1) Arthur Wood teapot, hexagonally shaped body with p

Pitcher, Unidentified View, Young Man and Woman in woods

'Landing of the Fathers at Plymouth Dec. 26 1620: Full Border, Single Dart Band,' Eight Staffordshire Medium Dark Blue Transfer-Printed Plates and a Pitcher, Enoch Wood & Sons, 1820-46. Comprising one

Fourth quarter 18th Century. Incised floral designs with cobalt blue and applied medallion with crowned "GR". Applied strap handle. 8.5"h.

Staffordshire pitcher with amethyst and brown sponging and vertical green stripes. H including spout 7-1/4" W including handle 7-3/8" D base 4-1/4". Condition: Excellent condition. One rim chip.Proven

Marked 1857 with Inscription, "Long Life and Content to the Farmer", 7" x 8". Condition: Very Good.

Second quarter 19th Century. Oversize pitcher with blue riverside transfer scenes. Well done make do tin handle. Light stain and edge chip. 11.25"h.

HISTORICAL BLUE STAFFORDSHIRE PITCHER, 10 IN HIGH

ca. 1825, together with a Staffordshire pitcher of a man astride a barrel, ca. 1800 Heights from 10"h to 12"h Provenance: Property from the Estate of John Strawbridge Lloyd, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

English Staffordshire pitcher of American historical interest, circa 1800. The pitcher is decorated with copper luster and a band of canary yellow, with two black transfer prints. One shows the Marqui

Porcelain pitcher with transfer images depicting historical American scenes in relation to the discovery of America. Depictions include scenes of landings, faces of explorers, nautical ropes, and oak