Walton Toby Jug
This is a lovely
pearlware
Toby Jug, produced by the Walton pottery during the early 19th century. It
has the added bonus of having the Walton name on a ribbon shaped plaque
to the underside of the base.
Price Band: C Ref: CC253
Ralph Wood Toby Jug
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Ralph Wood Toby Jug
This
is a
nice example of a Ralph Wood (senior) Toby jug, circa 1780.
He holds a raised glass in one hand and an empty baluster jug in the other. Very unusual to find with a beauty spot on his face.
Has had some restoration & is priced to reflect this.
Price Band: D Ref: CC333
Majolica Falstaff
This
is a very crisply modelled Majolica toby jug, believed
to have been produced by Edward Steel of Hanley, Stoke on Trent.
Made in the form of Falstaff the Shakespearean character, this is one of the only toby jugs you will find that has a beard! This particular jug is not marked, but some do have a lozenge mark to the base for 1883.
Lovely condition.
Price Band: C Ref:CC313
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Yorkshire
Toby Jug 
This is an attractive Yorkshire Toby Jug, with blue scalloped edging to his hat.
He is holding an empty sparrowbeak jug in one hand and a six-sided cup in the other.
Price Band: C Ref: CC156