Early 19th C Hearty Goodfellow
This is one
of the few jugs that can be found where the figure is standing rather
than in the more normal seated pose.
This is a nice example in lovely pastel colours, dating from around 1800/1820. He stands on a rustic mound with a tree at the back, a branch from which forms the handle.
Price Band: C Ref: CC317
Blue & White Faience Toby Jug
This
is an interesting French Faience style toby jug of Mr Punch or Punchinello.
Made in France circa 1900, these style jugs have become very collectable , & value is increasing steadily.
I particularly like this one as he has such a devilish look on his face!
Price Band: B Ref: SB
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
Ralph Wood Double Base
This is a
fine Ralph Wood type 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.
Price Band: E Ref: SB195
Standing Toby Jug
Standing
Toby Jug in an all over cream glaze.
Dates from the early 19th Century (c1830), and is in good condition. This model can also be found decorated in Portobello colours, so is possibly of Scottish origins.
A nice, crisply modelled jug with very fine detailing as is usual in these undecorated jugs, where the modelling makes up for the lack of colour.
Price Band: B Ref: CC319
Mid 19th C Scottish Toby Jug
This is an
attractive jug in the style of a
Yorkshire Toby Jug, but with a very unusual Tartan jacket. He has the figural handle
typical of this model, depicting Pan with his arms crossed over his chest, and
Acanthus leaf decoration.
This toby is very elaborately painted.
Price Band: C Ref: SB22
French Man on Barrel
Over
the years there have been several Toby Jugs made featuring a man
astride a barrell.
This one is slightly different as it features what appears to be a French Dandy, holding a bottle & glass in his hands. On this occasion, his pigtail forms the handle. He is made of a heavy porcelain and I would say is French late 1800's.
Price Band: A Ref: CC330
Early 19th C Toby Jug
This
is another highly decorated jug. Dating from the early 1800's.
He has very bright glazes with an unusual fish scale style patterning to his socks & jacket.
He holds a large floral decorated balluster jug in his hands.
Price Band: C Ref: CC343
Pratt ware Rodney Sailor
Dating
circa 1790, and known as the Rodney Sailor (sometimes referred to
as the Planter). This figure is seated upon a
high backed chair under which is stowed his sea chest.
This jug is taller than the majority of Toby Jugs at 11.5" high.
This is a particularly colourful pratt ware version, and extremely lightly potted.
Price Band: F Ref: SB194
Small Prattware Awkward Face Toby
This
sweet little fellow is sometimes referred to as an Awkward Face
toby. He is only 8" high and sits on a Queen Anne style chair.
He is wearing a lovely blue stippled jacket, very fancy socks
and has a tall, slender jug balanced on his knee.
He looks as if he is growling, and is obviously in good health as he has a full set of teeth!
Price Band: E Ref: SB23