Snufftaker
Although the Snufftaker is one of the more common toby jugs.
This is a more attractive version with an unusual spotted jacket and waistcoat.
Dates from around 1830.
Price Band: A Ref: CC307
Devonmoor Mrs Punch,
Produced
by the Devonmoor Pottery in the 1920's, this is one of the less
common versions of Mrs Punch.
Impressed backstamp to base.
Price Band: A Ref: CC300
Early 19th C Pearlware Toby Jug
This
jug is nicely coloured in a fairly unusual blue and yellow
combination.
He is clutching a large balluster jug between both hands a pipe at his side & a large looped handle.
Dating from the early 1800's, he has all the characteristics of a quality jug.
Price Band: Ref: CC303
Toby Jug with
Pipe Shape Handle 
What could be considered to be an average 19th Century Toby Jug, is made much more unusual by its intriguing handle which appears to be in the shape of a pipe!
All over nice colouring with waistcoat decorated in flowers & circles & very flushed cheeks.
Price Band: C Ref: CC 306
Late 18th Century Prattware Toby
This is a good quality Prattware
Toby Jug dating from around the 1790's.
He is just over 9" tall and is nicely detailed with feathery eyebrows. He has a lovely all-over blueing to the glaze.
Price Band: D Ref: 308
The Night Watchman
Although
in my eyes, not strictly a true toby, this
jug is popular amongst collectors. Also known as George Whitfield
he is about 9.75" high
& has a lovely marbled base. He is seated upon a
chair, the back of which forms the jugs spout. He is holding a
seperately modelled lantern in one hand, & clutching his hat to his chest
with the other.
Price Band: A Ref: CC311
Majollica Snufftaker
Another
variation on the Snufftake, this time in eye-catching Majollica glazes.
Circa 1860/1880.
Excellent condition.
Price Band: A Ref: CC312
Early
19th Century Davenport Toby
This is a good example of a Davenport Toby Jug, with sponged base & handle.
Has an early Davenport mark impressed to the underside of the base.
Price Band: C Ref: CC326
The
Gardener 
Kevin Francis Ceramics produced an excellent range of Toby Jugs during the 1980's/90's, The Gardener being just one of them.
Modelled by Peggy Davis (ex Royal Doulton), there is a fine attention to detail & some interesting quirky features. (Other jugs in this series also available)
Price Band: A Ref: CC320
The Gin Woman
Another
of the few female tobies, The Gin Woman can be
found in several sizes, this being the largest
version at almost 10" tall.
Dating from the early 1800's, she is very elaborately decorated with pink lustre effect hat & petticoat.
Price Band: D Ref: CC315