Unusual 19th C. English Glazed Pitcher

19th c. English blue salt glazed pottery 8" (h) x 7" (l) x 5" (w) pitcher with relief molded figures and floral designs. [137] CONDITION: Very good condition with no damage.

Mid-19th c. English Salt Glazed Ceramic Pitcher, made by Elijah Jones at the Villa Pottery, Cobridge (in partnership with Edward Walley, 1840-1865), octagonal paneled sides with relief molded basket w

English 19th century glazed majolica pitcher in the form of a fish. Unmarked. H: 10 3/4 inches. Shipping weight: 2 lbs Condition: Minor kiln crack to the base.

Lot of (3) Late 19th c. English Jugs, embossed cattail pattern, leaf design handle, two in green and one in white, 8 3/4" to 9 1/2" high.

A Collection of Eight English Salt Glazed Relief Form Pitchers and Molded Earthenware 19TH CENTURY by various makers including Wedgwood and Ford Challinor and Co. Height of tallest 9 inches.

English, 19th Century. Unusual alternating pale blue, sponge design, and pale yellow. 6.25"h.

English, 19th/20th C., with pewter lid. Together with a blue-and-white glazed ceramic vase, Italian Albarello, probably 19th C. 10-3/4"h to 12"h

English Three pieces of salt glazed porcelain: pitcher, gravy boat, and teacup, late 18th/early 19th century Unmarked Approx. height (pitcher) 9.875”

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

Unusual form with a long single glazed paneled door, Chippendale influenced top and claw feet. Late 19th C.H.: 68'' W.: 25'' D.: 14''

Unusual Glazed Redware Pitcher with Mocha Seaweed Decoration, PA origin, third quarter 19th century, ovoid pitcher with footed base, tooled shoulder, and flared rim, decorated around the midsection wi

19th century. Group of four salt glazed stoneware pitchers along with a single lidded sugar jar. Each very nicely decorated in the equine sporting theme and in good overall condition signed at the und

Mostly English, including an early 19th C. Staffordshire watch hutch, a glazed toby jug, a blue creamer, a pair of drip-glazed pottery items (one pitcher and one vase), and a spatterware bowl, appx. 6

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,

English, early 19th century. Thickly molded recumbent lion, colorfully glazed, and with incised signature "John Smith" on the underside. 4.5" long. (LR104)

Lot of (2) Pieces of 19th c. Stoneware Pottery, incl: English mid-19th c. embossed stoneware pitcher, with pewter lid, floral decoration, 8 1/4" high, handle crack; and Lidded butter crock with emboss

English mid 19th c lidded earthenware jug or pitcher by Cork & Edge, Burslem (1846-60). Salt glazed and relief moulded with a decorative hunting scene and vines, a bunch of grapes forming the knob of

Unusual Stoneware Face Pitcher, Inscribed "WHO ARE YOU?", English, probably Lambeth, second quarter 19th century, molded pitcher in the form of a goateed man with cap, inscribed with the molded banner

English, 19th/20th C. Two with removable hats. Together with a glazed porcelain bust of an African man with removeable hat. 5 pieces Some wear, crazing, chips. Tallest: 11-3/4"h

ENGLISH BROWN STONEWARE ARTICLES, LOT OF TWO, salt-glazed, comprising one jug and one large pitcher having a reeded neck. Unmarked. Late 18th/19th century. 13 1/4" and 14" H.Pitcher with one hairline

Last half of the 19th century. Handsomely formed and glazed example with titled at the bottom of the scene at each side reading Willie Brew'd a Peck O Malt. Very good condition, no restorations. H9 1/

Mid 19th century, likely Staffordshire. The two having nice form and are well glazed throughout. No restoration detected. H9" Sold from the collection of a Carolina gentleman and lady.

Group (7) majolica pitchers, 19th/20th c., polychrome tin glazed pottery, each with bas relief foliate decoration, one marked "Etruscan Majolica", one with English royal registry mark, 7"h (smallest),

GROUP OF GILDED PORCELAIN: 18th - 19th century, English or Continental. An unusual decorative toby jug pitcher depicting a seated man drinking. He is dressed in 18th c. garb and his long braid becomes