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Arts and Crafts pottery pitcher or ewer with green lustre glaze and sgraffito decoration, 37cm tall

A framed watercolour of 'Old Oak, Warleigh, Tamerton Foliot', signed ' G 86' lower left, 13x7.5cm; together with pen and ink depicting three children sitting underneath a tree, 16.5x9.5cm, along with two framed Richard Doyle prints, 'Old Letters' and 'The Russet Pitcher', each 10.5x7.5cm, a print of a chapel, signed indistinctly in pencil lower right, 23x16.5cm, and a print of a swan in flight, 22z17.5cm

A mid 20th Century lemonade set consisting of a lemonade pitcher together with matching glasses having alternative red and white striped decoration together two mid century vases one possibly by Riihimäen Lasi. Measures: 21cm tall.

A 19TH CENTURY MINTON MAJOLICA PITCHER/JUG showing a cherubic figure held aloft by a merman and mermaid, impressed factory marks to the base, 30cms height (2.5cm re-glued break to the lip)

Adolf Mangold (Dutch, 1858-1943), 'Magnolias in a Pitcher', watercolour, signed lower left, framed and glazed, 56 x 37cm

Nao Lladro china figurine of a girl with broken water pitcher and two other figurines

19 pieces of Royal Albert Old Country Roses teaware 1st quality and Royal Albert pitcher plant cup and saucer

An early Georgian silver sparrow beak pitcher cream jug. London. By IG. Approx. 79 grams. Est. £200 - £300.

A 19TH CENTURY FRENCH ORMOLU MANTLE CLOCK, with eight-day movement, white dial surmounted by a young lady with a pitcher. 1ft 5ins high.

An early 20th century silver mounted pitcher, Gorham Gorham Manufacturing Co, Birmingham 1919, of tapered cylindrical form, the body with cut glass decoration; together with a pair of silver mounted cut glass vases, Birmingham 1913, retailed by Wilson & Sharp, Edinburgh (3) (Dimensions: Height: 28.5cm & 19.5cm)(Height: 28.5cm & 19.5cm)

A COLLECTION OF DECORATIVE GLASS, to include two Mstisov 'Rhapsody' pieces by Frantises Zemek, four pieces by Josef Hospodka for Chribska Glassworks these Sklo Union pieces appear to be free from damage, a Murano Geometric bowl, red and orange cased by clear, (several chips), a large Whitefriars style pitcher, a pressed glass jardiniere and pin dish, tallest approximately 28cm (10)

A German Wilhelm Wolff silver plated mounted crystal pitcher / claret jug, carved and engraved with geometric motifs and vine leafs, with hinged cover and arched handle. H30cm, W22cm.

A West German Ceramano Stromboli 1960s ceramic pitcher designed by Hans Welling, numbered 201, H30cm.

A Bedford silver plated coffee pot with white Bakelite handle, together with a silver plated pitcher / hot water jug, H19cm, H20cm. (2)

Two Victorian Staffordshire copper lustre pitcher jugs decorated with figures in relief and green leaf decoration. Restorations. H20cm and 17cm (2)

A group of three 19th Century graduating prattware pitcher jugs having blue grounds with transfer printed golden yellow hunting scenes to the sides, having shaped handles terminating in human masks with gilt rims. Marks to the base. Tallest measures 19cm tall. 

A pair of Royal Worcester blushed ivory figures, of Eastern water carriers, modelled as a man and a lady pouring water from a pitcher into a large urn, height 17ins and 18insCondition Report: one vase liner damaged and restuck, the other also chipped, both models ok, rubbing to the gold in places

A large Continental pitcher and bowl in the form of shells - lustre background and gilt handle pitcher

An Orchies-style vintage French majolica pitcher in the form of a pig carrying a ham on a sash around its body, 20.5cm high and a Staffordshire figure group of the sleeping judge and clerk, 23cm high, (2).

A matching set of small 'Old Foley' bowl and pitcher in fern design.

JAMES DEXTER HAVENS - Two colour woodcut prints Bombas on Anchusa no 14/35 pencil signed and dated 1938 and another depicting Pitcher plants, marked Trial, signed and dated 1936 Condition Report: Available upon request

A mid 19thC Tiffany American silver cordial pitcher of segmented ovoid form, having a waisted neck, a flared, rolled rim and a high, swept loop handle, embossed, cast and chased with flora and foliage, on a splayed footrim impressed Tiffany, Young & Ellis and bearing the initials JCM for the maker John C Moore

A 19TH CENTURY FRENCH FAIENCE TIN GLAZED BALUSTER SHAPED PITCHER with red, blue, yellow and pink decoration, 22.5cm high; together with another similar and a smaller barrel shaped jug, 22cm and 14cm high (3) Provenance: Lot 883 Uphill Manor, Weston-Super-Mare, December 1992.

Meriden Britanina Company Mid 19th Century Impressive American Silver / Pewter Double Wall Swan Pitcher of Large Proportions. Date 1854. Marked M & B Company. Made for the Weham Lake Ice Co Strand W.C. The Condition ( Shape ) Design Superb. Size Height 12.5 Inches - 31.25 cm. Please Confirm with Photo.

9ct gold pitcher charm decorated with enamel, makers mark possibly BL, hallmark not clear, gross weight 7.9g, size approx 1.5cmW x 3cmH (some damage)

An late 19th Century / early 20th Century WMF arts and crafts pitcher / lidded jug having repousse Art Nouveau style decoration with a brass handle and spout. Marked WMF to base with ostrich stamp. Measures 23cm tall. 

A collection of metal wares, to include a Reed and Barton pewter pitcher, together with assorted copper items

Floral decors, marked with Artemisia leaf, ChongZheng Period, pitcher is 26 cm. tall, restored.

Including kendi, pitcher, and vase, Kendi is 19 cm., in diverse conditions.

Pitcher is 31 cm. tall, in diverse conditions.

A large wooden barrel pitcher with brass hoops

[MICHAEL FRYER]: THE TRIAL AND LIFE OF EUGENE ARAM..., Richmond, M Bell 1832 1st edition, engraved frontis, half title, old cloth backed boards, re-cased, new end papers + SMALL ALBUM news cuttings re the abduction of Harriett Ann Biggs by James Pitcher at Long Stratton, Norfolk 1880, plain paper wraps + THREE CELEBRITIES OF KNARESBOROUGH, MOTHER SHIPTON, BLIND JACK, EUGENE ARAM (wrapper title), Knaresborough, Parrs Ltd, no date, original wraps, browned and chipped (3). From the collection of the late Ron Fiske of Morningthorpe Manor.

THE VENUS ROSEWATER DISH by Elkington & Co, Birmingham - a cast salver of an original electrotype by Caspar Enderlein from the Pewter original in the Louvre, the central boss depicting Sophrosyne surrounded by Minerva presiding over the seven liberal arts: astronomy, geometry, arithmetic, music, rhetoric, dialectic and grammar, the ground with renaissance strapwork, reel moulded border, 45cm in diameter A number of 19th-century editions thus claim a connection to the Wimbledon trophy although only one is an exact replica. The mould in which the Venus Rosewater Basin was electroformed was made from a plaster cast sold to Elkingtons in around 1849, by the German archaeologist, Dr. Emil Braun (1809-56). It was taken from the Louvre’s Enderlein dish. The V&A’s electrotype made by Elkingtons in 1852 was moulded from the same plaster cast, 12 years before the creation of the trophy.Spectacular Renaissance Style Elkington Venus Rosewater Centerpiece Charger - Tempe Rantia - 19th Century.The Venus Rosewater Dish, also known as the Temperantia Charger or Salver, is a Renaissance style sliver plated example of the solid silver example made by Elkington & Co Ltd in 1864 that is presented annually to the Wimbledon Ladies' Singles Lawn Tennis Champion. This magnificent 19th century English Victorian charger is after the original 16th century French salver cast by Francois Briot (1550-1616), exhibited at the Victoria & Albert Museum in London.The Renaissance style dish is richly ornamented in spectacular quality detailed relief with a female figure holding a cup and a pitcher centering a medallion inscribed Tempe Rantia, Goddess of Wisodom. The charger is ornately decorated with four panels of allegorical figures of the Elements named Aqua, Terra, Ignis et Aer (Water, Earth, Fire and Air) adorned with foliate and masks. Revolving around them, the banded decoration within borders of strapwork, birds, masks and fruits, depicts allegorical cartouches of the seven Liberal Arts named Grammatica, Dialectica, Rhetorica, Arithmetiqua, Geometria, Astrologia, Musica, complemented by Minerva.This is unmarked, but believed to be Elkington.

A large creamware pitcher, black  printed with Faith, Hope, Charity and Religion on the reverse, circa 1780, 28cm high Condition: small chip to spout and one to foot rim, scuff to handle and other typical wear. No restoration.

Meriden Britanina Company Mid 19th Century Impressive American Silver / Pewter Double Wall Swan Pitcher of Large Proportions. Date 1854. Marked M & B Company. Made for the Weham Lake Ice Co Strand W.C. The Condition ( Shape ) Design Superb. Size Height 12.5 Inches - 31.25 cm. Please Confirm with Photo.

Grouping of Two (2) Gouda Holland Art Nouveau Pottery Tableware, 20th Century. Includes: "Corona" inkwell and "Regina" pitcher. Both are marked and numbered on bottom side. Inkwell measures 3" x 8-1/4" x 5-3/8", pitcher measures 5-5/8" H. Condition: Inkwell is missing lid otherwise good condition Estimate: $100.00 - $200.00 Domestic Shipping: $68.00

* Nevill Sotheby Pitcher [1889-1959]-Northern Patrol. HMS Clover on Convoy Duty During WWII,:-signed, inscribed, dedicated and dated 1945watercolour, 32 x 49cm, together with a maritime lithograph after Norman Wilkinson [2]

Jasperware planter, two handled stoneware vase, Limoges vase, two Capodimonte figural lamps with shades, Swineside novelty teapot and similar teapot, large crystal pitcher, Royal Brierley crystal, set of six cut glass finger bowls and other glass in two boxes Condition Report Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs

A Moorcroft pottery Annual Year plate '1999' decorated with the 'Tiger Lily' pattern, limited edition, copyright 1998, 'Pitcher' production date symbol for 1999, impressed and painted marks to the reverse, diameter 22 cm, boxed.

A Royal Worcester blush ivory pitcher ewer jug, painted floral decoration on apricot ground, gilt handle and highlights, green date code 1883, height 38 cm, width 14 cm.

A Royal Worcester blush ivory pitcher ewer jug, depicting a painted goose flying towards sunset, gilt handle, puce date code 1888, design number 1028, marked to base 'Rd No 13580', height 33 cm, width 17 cm.

Pablo Picasso for Madoura Plein Feu, A black and white earthenware “Heads” pitcher, 13cm high

Pewter pitcher with rams head finials, marked Geneve, with chain, a bronze table gong marked 'Burmese', and some fire irons..

A Charles Meigh Julius Caesar pitcher and another, a Victorian pottery pitcher depicting Julius Caesar and the invasion of Britain and Boudicca addressing her army, in relief, with pewter lid dated 1839, 18 cm high, together with a blue glazed Staffordshire jug decorated with a nineteenth century scene with anthropomorphic monkeys also in relief, (18 cm high), G (no damage to either)

A German stoneware 1921 commemorative pitcher, featuring the site of the paper mill Redenfelden/Raubling, the underside labelled 'Martin Pausen', height 21.5 cm

An Art Deco Sadler OKT42 novelty tea pot, decorated with silver lustre against a ground, five-hole strainer and seven bar radiator grille variant, impressed 'Made in England Registered No 820236 to base, 23cm, together with three pieces of Clarice Cliff, comprising a Bizarre series, Wilkinson Ltd, milk jug, late 1930s, Bonjour shape, decorated with concentric green, orange and brown bands, Regd No 776243, 6cm, a Wilkinson Ltd beehive honey pot, decorated in the Pink Pearls pattern, 7.5cm, and a Newport Pottery water jug or pitcher, decorated with moulded autumnal leaves and ribbed decoration, in green and blue glazes, shape number 41A to base, 19cm. (4)

An early 19th century copper four gallon / one bushel measure, flask or pitcher, makers Smith & Webb, 34 by 40cm high.

Clarice Cliff Newport Pottery pitcher or ewer jug with rustic handle and leaf pattern, numbered 817 to base, 24cm tall

A large box of mixed ceramics including an Arthur Wood child's chamber pot with floral decoration, a Delft jug with lid, a large pitcher, bird figures, and a hollow glass rolling pin

Seven (7) Pieces Silver Plate Holloware. Includes: rectangular tray, ribbed bowl, coffee pot, water pitcher, tea pot, creamer, sugar. Various makers. Tray measures 24" x 13-1/2". Condition: Light wear, good condition. Estimate: $100.00 - $150.00 Domestic Shipping: $165.00

Grouping of Two (2) Large Antique Hand Painted Pitchers. Makers: Limoges and Belleek. Each is signed to base, Limoges pitcher is inscribed M.C.M 1899 to base. Largest measures 14-7/8" H, other measures 14-3/8" H. Condition: Good condition Estimate: $100.00 - $200.00 Domestic Shipping: Third party

Early 20th Century Tiffany & Co. Eight (8) Pieces Sterling Silver Tea/Coffee Set. Includes: Hot water kettle, coffee pot, tea pot, hot milk pitcher, cream pitcher, sugar bowl, waste bowl and tray. Bears monogram MTK. All pieces are signed. Tray measures 27-3/4" L x 18" W. Total approx weight of set 296.91 troy ounces. Condition: Good condition. Estimate: $10000.00 - $12000.00 Domestic Shipping: Third party

Coalport miniatures to include Red Willow teapot, milk and sugar, Indian Tree trio, kettle, pitcher and basin, jug, cup and saucer etc (13)

A box of china including green Carltonware bowl, green/yellow vintage pitcher and a small Lion dish with pointed rim.

Continental two handled tin-glazed pitcher

Mid 20th Century Glass Lemonade Pitcher & Beakers. Pale rose-tone shaped glass pitcher with ridge base and neck with cream polka-dot pattern. Together with 5 matching glasses. All in good condition, please see image.

A bronze and cloisonné decorated pitcher, of baluster form decorated bands of figures and foliage 26cm high

Early 20th c. fishing themed pitcher. Marked D2704.Depicts fisherman inspired by THE COMPLEAT ANGLER by Isaac (Izaak) Walton, first published in 1653. This small pitcher features three fishermen with a willow tree border. Signed by the artist in the glaze. Doulton backstamp on bottom. Artist: Charles J. Noke Issued: 1906 Dimensions: 7"H Manufacturer: Royal Doulton Country of Origin: England Condition: Fine crazing, overall good

Early 20th c. fishing themed pitcher.Depicts fisherman inspired by THE COMPLEAT ANGLER by Isaac (Izaak) Walton, first published in 1653. This pitcher features four fishermen under a willow tree border, and a silver plated lid, spout, and handle. Around the base of the jug is the verse FRIEND. WHO IS MORE WELCOME TO MY DISH THAN TO MY ANGLE WAS MY FISH. Signed by the artist in the glaze. Doulton backstamp on bottom. Artist: Charles J. Noke Issued: 1910 Dimensions: 9"H Manufacturer: Royal Doulton Country of Origin: England Condition: Fine crazing, overall good

Relieved, deeply molded; stamped, signed by artist, to bottom.An eccentric Mark V. Marshall piece featuring intaglio bull motif in the pitcher spout with deeply incised and relieved features and tube-lined foliate scrollwork. Signed with a scribe to the bottom with Marshall's initials, and stamped with Doulton Lambeth rosette. Issued: c. 1895 Dimensions: 10.25"H x 8.25"D Manufacturer: Royal Doulton Country of Origin: England Condition: Overall good