19th Century Mocha Pitcher 19th c. Mocha pitcher w/

19th c. Mocha pitcher w/ 9 connecting earthworms, brown, blue and pumpkin stripes, and cobalt blue rouletting. Three hairlines on rim, one extending into the body and rim chip to spout. Size: 6 1/4"H

England, first quarter 19th Century. Double bands, cat's eye and seaweed with machined rim and molded leaf spout and handle. Some edge wear, mostly to the rim. 7.5"h.

English, first half 19th Century. Barrel shape with tan and orange bands and cat's eye and earthworm decoration. Wear and cracks. 8"h.

English, first half 19th Century. Barrel shape with tan, brown, and blue banding and earthworm decoration. Chips and hairlines. 7.5"h.

England, first quarter 19th Century. Rust and blue bands with earthworm. Molded leaf handle. Edge flakes, some staining. 6.5"h.

Third quarter 19th century. Large pitcher with applied handle and crisp cobalt stenciled label "A.P. Donaghho Parkersburg, W. Va. 2" with floral designs on neck. Edge chips.

Early Samuel Kirk Sterling Silver Water Pitcher, Baltimore. 19th century. Repousse floral and grape design. Makers mark SK in rectangle and 11 oz. Monogrammed. 53.5 ozt. Ht. 13" Max. W 10". A Rocheste

STONEWARE, BLUE DECORATED ATTRIBUTED TO RAMMEY, 5" H, APPROX. 5" D, 3 3/4" W

England, first quarter 19th Century. Double band including earthworm on ochre. Molded leaf handle has stapled repair. 7.75"h.

England, first half 19th Century. Earthworm on brown bands. Molded leaf handle. Flake, hairline, repair. 7.25"h.

Pair Of Meissen Style Snowball Porcelain Pitchers. 19th Century, German, H 9.5" x W 3.2"

Great eye appeal, great symmetry in turning, likely first quarter 19th century, no condition issues, small desirable size at 7"H x 6"W. The pitcher possibly was made at one of several Baltimore stonew

Early 19th c. English Barrel Form Jug, with green and ochre glazed bands, and dark brown zig zags and engine turned slip lines, 7 3/8" high, 8 1/4" x 5". Rim and base edge chips, Body crack and repair

Including two jaspe glazed cruches of early and late 19th century, unusual pitcher in bi-color glaze, and rare jaspe flower vase. Dimensions: (Tallest) H 8.25" x W 6.25" x D 5.25" Condition: Crazing,

Continental School oil on canvas still life, 19th century, depicting fruit and a pitcher arranged on a linen draped table top, signed lower right 'F. Arnholt,' 28.5"h x 39.25"w, overall size with fram

British, 19th century, comprising: an earthworm pitcher with blue and yellow; a seaweed pitcher with blue band; and three seaweed mugs, largest 6-3/4 in. , Provenance: Private Georgia Collection

Mid 19th century. English mug with machined bands and seaweed decoration. Hairlines and chips. 4.75"h. and American yellowware. Mustard with bands. Repaired lid. 2.5"h., pitcher with bands, 6.5". and

English mocha ware jug in the earthworm pattern. Circa early 19th Century. Earthworm design in black, blue and white on a grey background. Another wide band of solid blue, with 4 black stripes above a

English, first quarter 19th Century. Mocha-decorated creamware in classical form with brown stripes, checkered band, and fluting. Labeled to underside "Mocha, Ex-Collection William Lewan." 12"h.

A Chinese Export Famille Rose Porcelain Large Pitcher 19th Century lacking lid. Height 12 inches. Property from the Estate of Sally Gatling Tomlinson, Atlanta, Georgia

Four Patriotic Creamware Pitchers 19th Century including a Captain Jones and Commodore Perry commemorative pitcher, a Washington in Glory pitcher, a polychrome decorated pitcher, and a Success to Amer

19TH C. OVOID PITCHER Large stoneware decorated pitcher, with tall decorated neck, incised heart and flower on front, surrounded by a blue incised wreath, with incised blue decoration, running dogs on

19th Century Mocha Bowl Ht. 3 W 6 in. A Rochester, NY Collection.

Pewter Sugar Bowl and Syrup Pitcher, America, 19th century. Two unmarked table items including lighthouse form pitcher with double scroll hollow-cast handle and covered sugar bowl raised on pedestal b