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CHRISTOPHER DRESSER (1834-1904) FOR LINTHORPE ART POTTERY 'PERUVIAN' POTTERY PITCHER, CIRCA 1880 the curved handle uniting two splayed spouts above the incised base depicting a face, in mottled green and turquoise glazes, impressed marks LINTHORPE/ HT and with impressed facsimile signature Chr. Dresser (Dimensions: 18cn high)(18cn high)Footnote: Literature : See Whiteway, M. Christopher Dresser, 1834-1904 , (Italy, 2001), pl. 137, p. 131 where a similar vessel is illustrated.

An original 1960's retro vintage studio art glass decanter / lemonade drinks pitcher jug and glass set all in smokey grey glass comprising of a tall jug with a set of six glasses. Grounded polished pontil mark to bases. Jug measures: 27cm.

CHARLOTTE RHEAD FOR CROWN DUCAL PITCHER, tube lined with foliage, 22cm high

A 19th century salt glazed earthenware pitcher. West Country. 13' high. Prov: Estate of Islwyn Watkins

A 19th century Donyatt earthenware pitcher with painted decoration. 12½' high. Prov: Estate of Islwyn Watkins

A Bridgwater earthenware pitcher. 14' high. Prov: Estate of Islwyn Watkins

Tiffany & Co., 19th century silver water pitcher, design no. 3077 Makers 6256, maker's mark T, New York, the baluster form with two decorative bands and an acanthus-leaf capped handle, 17.5 cm high, 22.4 oz. (697 gr.) .

Irma Stern (South African, 1894-1966)Still life of roses and earthenwaresigned and dated 'Irma Stern 1936' (lower right) oil on canvas 48 x 59cm (18 7/8 x 23 1/4in).Footnotes:Looking at this still life, one can see why the British artist, Jacob Epstein, was of the opinion that 'nobody living' painted flowers better than Irma Stern. The roses scattered across the table are brought to life with thick, sensual strokes of pinks, creams, and yellows. They have a tangible quality; one can almost feel the velvety-soft petals.As was typical of Stern, she has personalised the painting by including two ceramics from her own eclectic collection. She was a voracious traveller and always acquired an objets d'art as a memento. These fuelled her imagination when she was back in her studio in Cape Town, prompting memories and inspiring romantic wanderings. Stern had a keen appreciation for colour, which we can see utilised here. The soft peach tones of the blooms in the foreground are subtly echoed by the pink hues in the drapery behind. It lends a harmonious dynamism to the composition, drawing the viewer's eye from the lower right corner up the curtain and back down along the curved body of the pitcher. BibliographyH. Smuts, At Home with Irma Stern, (Cape Town, 2007), pp.34-35.S. Klopper, Life Force: the Still Lifes of Irma Stern, (RMB Turbine Art Fair exhibition catalogue, 2018), pp.12-13.This lot is subject to the following lot symbols: ** VAT on imported items at a preferential rate of 5% on Hammer Price and the prevailing rate on Buyer's Premium.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

A pair of Victorian bronze putti, one reading a book, the other with a pitcher on his shoulder, 10cm and 8.5cm high

A Cypro- Archaic full bellied pitcher, with trefoil lip, ring foot and strap handle, with black banded detail, 29cm

S. Hills (19th C.), watercolour, The broken pitcher, signed 56 x 39cm

Profuse repousse design to body w. flowers, foliage.Theodore B. Starr was a silversmith active in New York during the late 19th century and early 20th century, whose company was eventually acquired by Reed and Barton. This pitcher is typical of the repousse style which would become famous staples of Northeast silversmiths, particularly the Kirk and Stieff companies in Baltimore. Stamped Theodore B. Starr Sterling to bottom, with monogram, date, star and 76 marks. Pitcher has a dent to the lower right side of the body. Approximate total weight is 795 grams. Issued: c. 1889 Dimensions: 8.5"L x 7"W x 8.25"H Manufacturer: Theodore B. Starr Country of Origin: United States

Doulton & Co Lambeth Stoneware Jug American Indian Pitcher: Made for Burley & Co Chicago, height 15cm.

Henrie Pitcher, Oil painting study of a Musketeer smoking a pipe: In gilt frame, 29 x 19.5 cm.

Clare Henshaw, a carved overlay vase, decorated with a figure holding a pitcher outside a window, with floral design, signed Clare Henshaw '87, height 6.5ins

A 19th century Royal Worcester figure of an Eastern water carrier, stamped Hadley to the base, a man holding a pitcher, height 19.5ins

VARIOUS JARDINIERES, JUGS, etc, to include a Chinese jar and cover, height 49cm, decorated with pink peony flowers on black ground, with a jasperware type jardiniere, height 22cm having lion mask feet (restored bases and broken feet), Majolica pitcher, a crackle glaze pitcher and a child's ceramic elephant stool (5)

TWO BOXES OF ASSORTED CERAMICS to include Royal Barum ware hand decorated bulbous bowl and similar unmarked Studio pottery bowls and jugs, Crown Devon jug, pair of Wedgwood Katani Crane vases, Doulton Lambeth 'Improved Footwarmer', Royal Doulton pitcher, etc

Circle of Willem van Mieris Peasant woman holding a pitcher and glass Oil on panel 22.6 x 17cm; 9 x 6¾in Provenance: The Leger Galleries, November 1961

19th Century Continental School Two women soaking a young man with a pitcher of water, in a stable Oil on tin 24.3 x 20.8cm; 9½ x 8¼in

Keswick School of Industrial Arts Arts and Crafts covered jug or pitcher, relief decorated with flowers and foliage. Impressed Keswick mark and engraved 'Made by Joe Sparks 1901' to base, height 29cm 

A quantity of ceramics, to include a 20th Century Chinese eggshell porcelain bowl, within silk box, a Fiesta Ware pitcher and cover and a quantity of Portmeirion Botanic Garden pattern wares (Qty)

Victorian pitcher relief moulded with a Hunting scene, sprig decorated jug, Victorian part dessert service, pair Royal Doulton stoneware jugs, 18th/ 19th century Chinese Export bowl (a/f) and other ceramics Condition Report Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs

* PITCHER Still life - an apple, bunch of grapes, strawberries and raspberries on a mossy bank, signed and dated 1883, oil on canvas, 21 x 28.5cm

A George V green tinted glass pitcher, having a silver collar, h.25cm; together with a large blue tinted glass teardrop vase, and three other glass vases and jugs (6)

A mid-20th century glass pitcher, having etched body and silver plated mounts; together with a near-pair of early 20th century glass decanters and stoppers, and a near-pair of green glass bottle vases (5)

TWO EARLY 20TH CENTURY CERAMIC JELLY MOULDS, largest is 20 cm diameter, along with a Jasperware pitcher and vase, and a six piece coffee service

Denby 'Camelot' Chevron Patterned Coffee Set, comprising coffee pot, large pitcher, sugar bowl and six cups and saucers:- One Tray.

Staffordshire 'Pitcher of the Nations' to commemorate the International Exhibition (Great London Exposition) of 1862, relief moulded, heavily gilded and painted in polychrome enamels, depicting heraldic crests, banners and crowns to include Great Britain, Belgium, Portugal, Sardinia, Spain, Greece, Turkey, Papal States, Bavaria, Brazil, Sweden, Austria, Prussia, France, America, Russia, Switzerland and Holland, 34cm.

GALLIA FOR CHRISTOFLE: A SILVER-PLATED WATER PITCHER, impressed marks, 23cm high

TWO BOXES AND LOOSE OF METALWARE, FLATWARE AND JAPANESE DOLLS, to include EPNS embossed pitcher, standing 32cm high, having bear finial, a silver salt stamped J.S.Naylor and salt spoon, chrome fire companion, chrome trays, brass effect mantel clock, brass letter rack etc

A COLLECTION OF CERAMICS AND GLASS, to include Walther boxed hors d'ouvers dish, Fenton green flower bowl with frog and dolphin centre pieces, ships decanter, three further decanters, vases, figures, Hilstonia pitcher, etc

including pitcher, height 13 cm., total weight 579 grams

A B.R. (E) white and blue enamel water pitcher, height 38cm.

Henrie Pitcher, Fisherman with wine glass, oil on canvas, gilt gesso framed, 24x19cm

A mixed collection of items to include: Victorian blue and white urn, large Wilkinson Ltd water pitcher, blue and white decorated items etc.

(HP) After Jean-Baptiste Greuze, 19th century, 'The Broken Pitcher', oil on canvas, 109 x 83.5cm oval. The original is in The Louvre, Paris.

An early Georgian silver sparrow beak pitcher cream jug on circular tapering base. London. By TT. Approx. 101 grams. Est. £250 - £350.

Pair of Victorian Oil Paintings on Canvas - depicting old fisherman portrait characters. Signed Henrie Pitcher (unframed) size 14" x 12".

A selection of Arts and Crafts early 20th Century copper wares to include a Joseph Sankey & Sons pitcher of tapering form having repousse crocodile skin decoration, a Joseph Sankey & Sons planter having repousse floral decoration, and two small copper / brass vessels. Measures 28 cm high.

A West German terracotta pitcher vase

Late 19th century Doulton Lambeth pitcher, nr 9585, inscribed L.W (L. Waters), approx 24 cms h, with floral band heightened with blue.

Cut glass claret jug with fern leaf detail and plated mounts, together with a large Victorian glass pitcher with fern leaf etched detail, loop handle and raised foot

A good quality 19th century pewter pitcher/ale jug of baluster form, engraved with a polar bear in an icy landscape, the handle cast with a maiden head and devils head motif, inscribed patented by Jas Stimpson 1854, extended for 7 years, to the base, ceramic lining to the interior, 35cm high

Two Ironstone Victoria Ware items - a planter with twin handles and a large pitcher. Both items decorated with traditional scenes. Approx. dimensions of planter 36cm wide (including handles) x 13cm high. Pitcher approx. 19.5cm high. Both marked Victoria Ware Ironstone

Coalport 'Blue Willow' Miniature Teaware, pitcher and bowl, tankard etc., other miniatures:- One Tray

Photographs.- Galdi (Vincenzo) ?Self-portrait with Pitcher, albumen print, c.90 x 125mm., ink studio stamp on verso just showing through, [c.1890]; and 3 probably English amateur studies of a male nude, c.215 x 165mm., [c.1930s] (4)

A 19th century brass jug or pitcher, after a design by Christopher Dresser

A LATE 19TH CENTURY ISLAMIC DAMASCUS BRASS PITCHER, inlaid in silver and copper, with calligraphy, 24cm high.

Five pieces of assorted glass including a cased pink/white Murano pitcher vase, 16 cm high and a Bohemian Czech vase with enamelled flowers

ZSOLNAY DISH a shallow Art Nouveau leaf shaped dish with a lady filling a pitcher, covered with a eosin lustre glaze. Marked, Zsolnay Pecs, Hungary, Hand Painted. 9.5cms high, 16cms long

A LATE 19TH CENTURY NORTH DEVON (FISHLEYS POTTERY) COMMEMORATIVE SLIPWARE CIDER PITCHER with double-scroll handle, decorated with flowers and inscriptions in sgraffito 'Robert E. Fisher, Newcastle-on-Tyne 1898' and 'For Every Evil Under the Sun, There is a Remedy……………..' 25cm high, together with an unusual hand painted 50 Year Service certificate made to Robert Smith Fisher by Messrs Spillers & Bakers Limited, framed and glazed, 45cm x 29cm.

Henrie Pitcher (1880 - 1904), 3 oil on boards, portrait of a Scottish gentleman in a tam o shanter and plaid jacket, and 2 other portrait studies, ebony-framed

An parian ware style pitcher stamped Novermber 1st 1839 published C. Meigh Hanley with Julius Caesar relief decor with hallmarked silver Birmingham 1906 lid

A polychrome enameled eggshell porcelain partial tea serviceTaisho/early Showa eraComprising one lidded teapot, one lidded cream pitcher, one lidded sugar bowl, one wheys bowl, two dessert service plates, twelve cake plates, ten cups and twelve saucers, each decorated with a landscape with view of Mt. Fuji, teach piece inscribed Dai Nippon in iron on the base (minor chips); together with a cloisonné enameled compressed globular box, Meiji era, and a 20th century pigeon blood enameled ginbari cloisonné vase decorated with a dragon amid clouds, chrome mounts, the base stamped with the Tokugawa mon (family crest). [42]8in (20.3) height of teapot 8 3/8in (21.3cm) diam. of service plates

A Moorcroft Pottery "Kiribati" vase, designed by Nicola Slaney, of waisted cylindrical form, decorated with palm trees, Moorcroft marks to underside, "Made for MacIntyre", copyright "98", pitcher/jug for 1999, with original box and cardboard slip, 21cm high

A pair of early 20th Century majolica glazed ceramic water pourers / pitcher jugs in the form of hens, glazed in multiple colours with moulded floral decorated handles to their backs, having openings to the tails with spouts to the beaks. Marked made in England to the bases. Measures 30cm tall.

7½" ROYAL DOULTON POTTERY PITCHER, TOGETHER WITH A 5½" ROYAL DOULTON POTTERY TANKARD

An early 19th Century Staffordshire pearlware silver lustre pitcher, with motto 'Fletcher for Ever, 1809', height 22cm Note: 'Fletcher' probably relates to Sir Richard Fletcher, 1st Baronet (1768-1813), and his heroism in the 1809 Battle of Talavera for which he received a mention in dispatches.

Pablo Picasso (1881-1973)Hibou (Ramié 253) stamped and marked Madoura Plein Feu/Edition Picasso/Edition Picasso Madoura (underneath) White earthenware ceramic pitcher, partially engraved, with coloured engobe and glazeConceived in 1954 and executed in an edition of 500Height 254mm. (10in.)This lot is subject to the following lot symbols: ? AR