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Royal Doulton "The Poacher" toby mug
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Royal Doulton Small Character Jug Regency Beau D6562
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For Sale on 1stDibs - A rare English pearlware Bacchus toby jug decorated in underglaze Pratt colors with mdeallions of George III and Charlotte on the barrel and figure of
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EUGENE ANDRE CHAMPOLLION. 1874 French Impressionist Etching: “L’HOMME A LA CRUCHE” STILL = Tiger-ware – Serving steins made in Raeren and shipped to England in the late 1500’s to 1600’s. Called “tiger-ware” due to the spotted finish, [NOT TOO OBVIOUS ON THIS ONE PIECE.] Many had English sliver mounts installed on the […]
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Staffordshire Toby jug -19th century
1770-1780,
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Staffordshire Hearty Good Fellow toby jug, 20th century
19TH CENTURY,
A Royal Doulton character jug The Phantom of the Opera D7017, modelled by David Biggs, numbered 180 of a limited edition of 2500
A small Ralph Wood Toby jug late 18th century, seated with a foaming jug of ale resting on one knee with a small glass in his right hand, enamelled with a blue coat and yellow breeches, some restoration to the handle, 16cm. Provenance: Sotheby's, 2nd May 1967, lot 47. Paper label for the collection of Lord Mackintosh of Halifax. Illustrated: Sir Harold Mackintosh, Early English Figure Pottery: a Collection of Ralph Wood and Contemporary Pottery, pp.53 and 89.
