TWO FAIENCE PITCHERS

the taller marked "J" in blue, the other unmarked, each with metal mounts Condition: with repairs; one lid loose from handle the larger: 10 inches high to thumbpiece

Twentieth century, tin-glazed. Character jugs of a man and woman in 18th century style costumes. He is marked "PB" on bottom, perhaps Pouplard Beatrix. 11.5"h. 10.5"h.

Two Avon Faience pitchers with slip trailed floral decoration inspired by Frederick Hurten Rhead. Both marked with the company logo ink stamp. Both have fine crazing and a couple of tiny nicks at the

BLUE GLAZED VASE, HEIGHT 6 3/4 INCHES. DEEP ROSE GLAZED VASE,HEIGHT 3 3/4 INCHES. GREEN MCCOY MOLDED PITCHER, HEIGHT 5 INCHES.  

Vance Faience Co., Two Hound Handle Pitchers Dimensions: The larger 12" H Property from the collection of John 'Parker' Prindle, Jr.

Two 19th century ceramic items consisting of a French faience jug of baluster form decorated with a hand-painted songbird and a hinged pewter lid & foot, height to thumbpiece 7", together with a Briti

Seven piece Faience lot to include three steins, pitcher, two plates, and mug. ***If this lot is not picked up on Sat. 9/22, Sun. 9/23, or Tues 9/25 at Bellevue Ave. it will be moved to Nadeau's in Wi

French faience pottery, including a lidded jug / pitcher having a top handle and decorated with fleur des lis marked with conjoined initials "CA" (h. 9 in.), an HB Quimper two-section dish with twin d

Frederick Hurten Rhead (British-American, 1880-1942) Four Vessels, Avon Faience, USA, circa 1903 Glazed earthenware, squeeze-bag decorationComprising two open pitchers, a pitcher with removable hinged

Three pieces: faceted pitcher, two mugs, Berkley, CA/Alfred, NY; 1915-1959/1906; Porcelain, redware; Marked; Tallest: 7 3/8" x 4 1/4" dia.

Twentieth century. Menu stand with Porquier Beau mark, 5.25"h. Two chamber sticks with "HR Quimper" mark: leaf shaped, 2.25"h., and blue sponged border, 2.5"h. A cream pitcher marked "R. B?", 4.75"h.

(lot of 19) French Quimper faience pottery tableware, having figural, floral, and foliate motifs, highlights include: (3) HB Henriot with (two) cups and (one) pitcher, each having Breton men and woman

Approximately 47 pieces, including two Quimper coasters, eight scalloped rim bread plates, a Quimper charger, a Quimper teapot, a Quimper watering can, a Quimper lidded pot, a Quimper water pitcher, h

18/19th c. Probably French. One with sponged background and white stars. 9 1/2"h and 5 1/2"h By descent from the Estate of Robert Weeks DeForest and Emily Johnson DeForest

Blue and white floral design with pouring spots. Probably Spanish. Dimensions: (Taller) H 8.25" x W 6" x D 5" Condition: Chips and losses. Antique wear.

each with pewter lid one with painted mark "f" to underside, the other engraved to top "M.G. / 17 00" one 10 1/2 inches high; the other, 8 3/4 inches high

Four Cut Glass Decanters and Two Pitchers 19th/Early 20th Century with associated silver liquor labels. Height of largest 11 1/4 inches. Property from the Estate of Shirley Kay Caskey, Rochester, Minn

Pair of 19th c. Continental Faience Pottery Figural Pitchers or Toby Jugs, depicting a seated man and woman with shamrock decorated attire, twist handles, unmarked, unglazed base, 10" high. Edge flake

Condition: with repairs 36 1/2 & 32 1/2 inches high

Two faience steins, 9.9'' ht., early 1800s, Schrezheimer Walzenkrug, Beer Brewer 1762, design is a later decoration, pewter lid & footring, handle & body hairline repaired; with, 9.4'' ht., late 1700s

Dimensions: (Large pitcher) H 8" x W 7.5" x D 5" Condition: In very good vintage/antique condition, showing only a few small chips to bottom feet, minor surface dirt and rubs, and a few inherent glaze

Charles Lisk. Two Jugs and Two Pitchers. Some are signed in script and some are stamped. All are in mint condition. Tallest is 15.5" h. Est. $100-200. Ship: $150

A collection of Uranium Glass, two pitchers and a salt dispenser. (20,5cm)

Continental 18-19th Century Faience Pitcher Jug. Polychrome painted with female figure in cape, and an armorial with crowned helmet, rampant lion and axe. Fleur de lis on side. Impressed and underglaz