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Ref: CC173
Ralph Wood Double Base
This is a
fine Ralph Wood type toby jug with an unusual double height base.
Circa 1780, it has nice translucent running glazes and lovely quality & detail to modelling. He is holding a large empty balluster jug in his hands.
An excellent jug in every respect.
Early 19th Century Pearlware Jug
This is
a nicely
coloured Pearlware
jug in an unusual blue and yellow combination.is lHe is clutching a large balluster
jug between both hands and has a pipe at his side.
Dating from the early 1800's, he has all the characteristics of a quality jug, with nice blueing to the glaze, and a foaming head of froth bubbling from his jug.
Ref: CC 117
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Ref: CC180
Prattware Toby Jug
This
toby jug is decorated in the colours typically associated with Prattware
and has a lovely sponged blue & orange coat.
What makes this particular chap slightly unusual, is the fact that he has his pipe on the left hand side rather than the right!
Price Band: D Ref: CC133
Davenport Drunken Sal
This
is a very impressive jug in every way. I really wouldn't
want to get on the wrong side of this woman!
She measures a stately 11" tall, 8" wide and 6" broad, and is of a very portly female figure.
Made by Davenport around 1830, she wears the traditional clothes of the time, her voluminous dress flowing to the ground, and a shawl draped around her shoulders. A gin glass is clutched firmly to her chest by her left hand and a smouldering clay pipe is in her right.
A very rare jug, only 7 having been recorded.
Price Band: F Ref: CC31
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Ref: CC293
The Publican
This is a rare Toby Jug produced by the Portobello pottery in Scotland, circa 1840. It depicts a slender figure seated upon a barrel, who is often referred to as The Landlord or The Publican.
Price Band: D Ref: SB24
Bottle & Glass Toby
Dating from the early 1800's, this toby
jug is about 8" high
and in the form of a man standing.
He is holding a bottle in one hand and a glass in the other.
He has a wry expression on his face, and is wearing an unusual orange colour jacket.
This jug is in nice condition.
Price Band: C Ref: CC112
Yorkshire
Toby Jug
Yorkshire Toby Jug circa 1800, in nice pratt ware colours with elaborate stippled base.
He holds an empty sparrows beak jug in his hand, and has a crown mark impressed to the underside of base.
(Some restoration)
Price Band: D Ref: CC318