Staffordshire Jug of Lafayette

Two Majolica Jugs and a Staffordshire Jug The largest 11 in. high.

Staffordshire jug, Plymouth Rock decoration, c18207.5"W (including handle) and 6.25"Hgood overall condition

circa 1830; blue transfer high dome coffee pot, "Lafayette at Franklin's Tomb," 12 in. H.

Deep blue colors.Rare form.

A Victorian Staffordshire jug modelled as a dog wearing a hat with fruiting vine decoration. Approx. 10 1/4" high Please Note - we do not make reference to the condition of lots within descriptions. W

19th C English Staffordshire Jug, Bearded Man.Size: 7 x 4 1/2 x 8 1/2 in. Please contact Nic at Info@premiershipment.com for an estimated shipping quote prior to bidding. Please note that all items ar

Blue and White Old English Staffordshire Ware Jug imported exclusively for The Chrysler Museum Shop in Norfolk, Virginia. The Blue & White Transferware Jug with a picture of The Pilot Boat Mary of Nor

A collection of 19th century Staffordshire jugs and mugs of nautical theme Together with eight railway themed mugs, the largest: 29.5cm wide, 223.5cm deep, 25cm high (11 1/2in wide, 87 1/2in deep

Painted ceramic; (2) face jugs: largest small rim chip, H-5"-7"; (1) woman in medallion, hairline and rim chip, H-5 1/4", normal wear overall, F-G

Group of 19th C Lusterware Staffordshire Jugs / Pitchers - 1) silver lustre with polychrome painted and molded designs; 2) soft paste with copper lustre homestead with 2 tiny surface flakes; 3) decora

A collection of Mason's Ironstone pottery, to include nine octagonal jugs of varying sizes, the largest 17cm, a mug, pedestal dish, plate and a cane ware Staffordshire jug, 18cm high (13) Condition Re

Wood and Caldwell Staffordshire Jug/Pitcher. - vintage pottery. - some paint wear - as shown in pictures. - approx. 7 1/2"H. Photo's are considered part of the description and condition. O

A Staffordshire Mochaware Jug and a Staffordshire Pearlware Beer Jug  Circa 1785-1820 Height of each 7 7/8 inches.  Provenance: Property from the Art Institute of Chicago

ca. 1775-1800, of unusual finish Provenance: Lord Mackintosh Collection; Edward Sawyer 9-3/4"h Provenance: Property from the Estate of John Strawbridge Lloyd, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Wonderful colors and decoration

Staffordshire Toby Jug 9 3/4 in. high. Sold Stair Galleries, The Collection of Tom Noonan, May 17, 2014, Lot 824.

ca. 18001-825. one yellow coat Leeds pottery, the others with variegated blue coat and red matte coat, together with a 20th C. Carltonware toby jug, 4 pieces total The tallest: 7-3/8"h Provenance: Pro

Mid 19th Century. Seated bear holding a growling dog. Worn original coloring. Marked "J. Morris, Stoke" on underside. Dog has repaired leg. 12.5"h.

Historical Staffordshire Washington and Lafayette cup plate in a black colored transfer. Cup plate measures 3 5/8" in diameter and is in excellent condition with no repairs. Shipping: Domestic: Flat-r

English. 19th C. Comprising two toby jugs, and a Nightwatchman jug. 8.5 to 10". Crazing, cracks and chips.

5 pieces of early 19th century historical staffordshire including two pieces commemorating the return of General Lafayette, hero of the Revolutionary War, for his final visit to America in 1824. 9" di

Antique Toby Staffordshire Pitcher Jug with Lid. Toby holding pipe overall crazing on piece. measures 9.5" h x 6" wide Marked with "D" on bottom good condition

American Historical Staffordshire blue cup plate, Landing of Gen. La Fayette, in oval, Clews, Wood #5. 3 5/8" diameter. Good condition

Both marked for Clews, Staffordshire, c. 1825. Depiction of Lafayette landing at Castle Garden in August of 1824, with the same floral borders. 8.75" diameter each.