Doulton and Watts Stoneware Flask, The Second Magna Carta

Very rare salt glaze vessel commemorating the Reform Bill of Lord Brougham. Modeled as Lord Brougham holding scroll entitle The Second Magna Carta. Lambeth Potteries Doulton and Watts impressed backst

A Doulton and Watts stoneware reform flask, modelled as Lord John Russell, impressed marks, the True Spirit of Reform, salt glazed and modelled in relief, 19cm high

The Triumph of the Pen - circa 1860, two toned stoneware flask with relief scene of Mr. Punch and friends. Doulton impressed marks on underside. Age related wear. Weight: 1 lb #flask Issued: 1845 Dime

Cream colored stoneware figural flask depicting Lord Brougham with scroll in hand incised True Spirit of Reform. Inscribed Doulton and Watts. Chips to base. #flask #reformflask Issued: c. 1830s Dimens

Doulton Lambeth Flask, Tan Flask with blue and white arabesque decoration, 1877, Stoneware, 8 1/2 x 6 1/2 inches, Provenance: Boca Raton Museum of Art

A rare Doulton Lambeth Stoneware whisky flask: For Grant MacKay & Co., Sunderland, Old Highland Whisky, impressed marks, h.18cm.

Rare. Depicts Henry Peter, Baron Brougham in robes of Lord Chancellor. An advertising piece for a cordial brand created to celebrate Britain's electoral Reform Act of 1832 Dimensions: 7"H Issued: 1832

Salt-glazed light brown and beige colored bottle. Upward arrow mark incised on the bottle. Doulton and Watts Lambeth impressed on the lower side. Weight - 1lb 10.8oz. Age related wares and crazing. Ov

Doulton Lambeth Stoneware book shaped spirit flask with silverplate stopper with cork, impressed factory marks and registered design number to the base, 5 inches tall

Five English Stoneware Flasks 19th cent. Political & military figures. Three stamped Doulton. One in center has hairlines to back; otherwise very good. Max. Ht. 8 1/2" Property of the Strong, sold to

Select offering of three antique gagdet canes or walking sticks. The first contains a hidden glass stem and glass liquor flask. The second with tribal type carved handle feaures a hidden spear or spik

Two Doulton Lambeth stoneware salt shakers with extraordinary decorations in the glaze. Both examples are signed. Choice offering for all you Salties out there. Tallest measures 4".

Large two-toned stoneware filter; flared body with centered heraldic coat of arms in relief. Rim and base inscribed with foliate pattern. Includes lid. Age related wear; minor cracks; loose tap. Issue

MARKED ON BASE -- SALT GLAZE STONEWARE JUG 7 3/4" H THE FIRST CHARACTER JUG DOULTON MADE CIRCA 1820

Large Size Salt glazed stoneware jug; tan colored. Modelled as Admiral Lord Nelson with braided rope handle. Considered the first Character Jug sold by Doulton. Doulton and Watts Lambeth Pottery backs

Two toned stoneware; encircling high-relief modelled scene of a boar hunt; tree limb handle. Doulton and Watts backstamp. Cracked chip to body; age related wear. Weight: 2 lbs #jug #boar Issued: c. 18

Salt glazed stoneware jug; tan colored. Modelled as Admiral Lord Nelson with braided rope handle. Hairline to verso. #LordNelson Issued: c. 1905 Dimensions: 6.25"H Manufacturer: Doulton Lambeth

Two toned stoneware jug with encircling relief molded scene of a monk eating and resting. Ribbed design on rim and handle. Doulton impressed backstamp. Weight: 1.5 lbs #monk #flask Issued: 20th c. Dim

1820's Lambeth Stoneware Bust of Lord Nelson. Head with cap, neck, shoulders and chest.All light brown coloration. Doulton and Watts backstamp. Issued: 19th c. Dimensions: 8"H Manufacturer: Royal Doul

2 Doulton Lambeth Dr. Samuel Johnson Reform Liquor Flasks, 1893, Stoneware, 7 x 2.5 inches

Colored Beaker, Hands Rest on Knees; and Silver Spout Toby Moon Flask Incised and stamped to bases. Both are hand colored variation designs, and are both unusual and rare Dimensions: 5.5"H; 10"H Issue

Rich brown glaze Hudson's Bay Company scotch whisky flask featuring a relief of Micawber. Micawber is from Dickens' 1850 novel 'David Copperfield'. Includes stoneware stopper. Federal Law Forbids Sale

Glazed stoneware featuring printed profile of Henry Edward Cardinal Manning; second archbishop of Westminster. Doulton backstamp. Weight: 1.5 lbs #jug Issued: 20th c. Dimensions: 9.25"H Manufacturer:

Black 'leather' finish on silicon stoneware body. Simulated seams and stitching. With Nottingham coat of arms on body.