Cock fighting. A Staffordshire bone china mug and jug, c1840, painted with fighting cocks and gilt, the jug with the initials EO, jug 23cm h Jug -...
A Derbyshire saltglazed brown stoneware jug, probably Chesterfield, dated 1831, incised on the flared neck Roger & Sarah Vickers Oakerside Long ma...
Two pairs of white Staffordshire style pottery mantle dogs, a similar jug in the form of a begging spaniel, and a pair of similar flatback vases, ...
An early 19th Century Pratt type Staffordshire Toby jug 'Sir Toby Philpot' (firing crack to clay pipe) 10 1/4" tall.
A mid 19th century Staffordshire blue and white 'Etruscan' Series wash jug and basin unmarked, probably Elkin, Knight & Bridgwood, printed with ...
A Staffordshire pottery "Nasturtium" pattern blue and white floral toilet set comprising wash bowl, water jug, chamber pot and mug
A collection of eight 19th Century Staffordshire pottery Toby peppers, a similar salt, small jug (x 2) and another matching pot (no lid)
Two early 19th century Staffordshire pearlware commemorative jugs first relief moulded with profile portrait of Admiral Lord Nelson and Captain B...
A COLLECTION OF EARLY 19TH CENTURY COPPER LUSTREWARE To include four jugs with landscape scenes, a bread plate, two sugar basins and four copper l...
Two trays of mid-20th century leaf design Staffordshire pottery to include jugs, bowls, etc
Pair of Staffordshire Spaniel Dogs, Dalmation dog, copper lustre jugs, modern Mason's flatback of Shepherd with sheepdog and lamb:- One Tray.
Carlton Ware Poppy Dish, Melba animals character jugs, Staffordshire flatbacks, midwinter, etc:- One Box and One Tray.
A Staffordshire character jug featuring Lord Wellington and General Hill 5 1/4" tall.
An early Staffordshire character jug, possibly 'Sairey Gamp' 4 1/2" tall.
A Staffordshire character jug of William Gladstone, circa 1868, 8 1/2" tall.
Five Staffordshire lustre jugs, circa 1880, having gold glaze with Dancing ballerinas and blue glaze details. ****
A BOX AND LOOSE CERAMICS, TREEN AND METALWARES, including a Royal Doulton figure 'The Farmer' HN4487, Beswick liqueur flask in the form of an eagl...
GROUP OF 19TH CENTURY & LATER CERAMICS, including Staffordshire Wild Rose pattern oval tureen and cover, Doulton stoneware jug with applied moulde...
MIXED GROUP OF CERAMICS, 19th century and later, including Bretby circular wall plaque, decorated with oriental figures, impressed marks, 33.5cms ...
LARGE GROUP OF BRITISH & EUROPEAN CERAMICS, 19th century and later, including a large pair of German stoneware lidded vases, ornately moulded deco...
GROUP OF MIXED CERAMICS, British and European, 19th century and later including: Staffordshire figure J Bryan, 28.5cms (h), Staffordshire flatback...
MIXED GROUP OF CERAMICS AND GLASSWARE, 19TH CENTURY & LATER including an Art Nouveau Phoenix Art Faience vase, blue and cream with gilded highligh...
A quantity of ceramics including Victorian jugs, Royal Doulton Concord napkin rings, Spode maritime plate and a Staffordshire pot lid.
A mid-century 'Grindon' studio pottery set of souffle or pudding dishes, seven stoneware pottery bowls with handles, two jugs, and two further bow...
A German porcelain Aesthetic period bust of a gentleman, and a small size Staffordshire toby jug. 17 cm high. Good sondition, minor chip to front ...
Nineteenth Century and Later Mainly English Ceramics (16), various items, Norman Franks sponge ware dish 28cm wide, with hairline crack, small Mas...
An old Staffordshire 'Toby Jug' retaining its original hat lid, together with a Royal Doulton 'Long John Silver' character jug and a modern Tony W...
A Victorian Staffordshire "Florentine Opaque China" blue and white jug, together with an English blue and white pottery ginger jar and cover. The ...
A large selection of teapots, water jugs and small vases, water jugs to include Masons Mandalay, Staffordshire, Johnson Brothers, etc., other item...
Ceramics, including Staffordshire style figurines, tallest 26cm high, spaniel, a zebra, a Royal Worcester water jug, two cut glass candlesticks. (...
Four large ceramic blue and white water jugs, one Staffordshire and one plain water jug with no markings.
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