18th Century Pottery
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Good pair of 18th century delft horsemen 24cm tall
An elegant pair of 18th century delft horsemen standing at 9 1/2" (24cm) tall. Please contact us for additional information and a condition report. SN: 1/8146£1500
SN: 1/8146
£1520
If you are considering selling a single Toby jug or a collection
As the largest dealer in early English Toby jugs I am always eager to acquire more stock and will pay the very best prices. Please send me a picture (or call Bob Moores on 07774 234509) and I will be happy to provide you with a free valuation and arrange collection if you decide to sell.
SN: Toby jugs wanted
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Impressive delft charger for William 111 c. 1695 34cms
An impressive and very well decorated delft charger c.1695 depicting William 111 coloured in manganese and ochre. Please contact us for additional information and a condition report.
SN: 1/8161
£3200
Fine pearlware Ralph Wood Bacchus & Pan jug c.1780
One of two Bacchus & Pan jugs that I will be listing and both in excellent original condition - this example decorated in translucent cobalt, manganese and green glazes on a rich pearlware body complete with monkey, lion, owl and dolphin! Such complex pieces of pottery and so rare to find in such good original condition
SN: 1/8286
£1350
Fine Prattware Bacchus & Pan jug c.1790
One of two Bacchus & Pan jugs that I will be listing and both in excellent original condition - this example decorated in typical bold Prattware colours complete with monkey, lion, owl and dolphin!
SN: 1/8287
£1330
Exceptional small pearlware Toby jug c.1780
Standing at 6 1/2" tall this is an outstanding small pearlware Toby jug c.1780 and you would have great difficulty in finding a better one! I particularly like his small tankard with froth spilling over and the overall decoration is really good.
SN: 1.8275
£1150
Excellent Ralph Wood Planter Toby jug Staffordshire c1780
This fine Ralph Wood Planter Toby jug c.1780 spent the last 70 or so years in a major American museum. Good decoration and crisp moulding he's in very good original condition with just a firing blemish on right shoulder - no restoration!
SN: 1/7913
£3950
Fine creamware Admiral Lord Rodney mug c.1780
A lovely example of the Staffordshire creamware Admiral Lord Rodney mug - 4 1/4" tall - decorated in soft manganese, ochre and green translucent glaze. In very good original condition - faint firing lines on right jaw and the rim line above left eye is decoration and not a crack!
SN: 1/8147
£1330
Rare Whieldon creamware puzzle jug dated 1752 with initials I L
6 5/8th's" tall - an elegant and lightly potted creamware "Whieldon" puzzle jug the neck inscribed with the initials IL and date: 17 IL 52. Please contact us for additional information and a condition report.
SN: 1/7604
£1240
We buy good early English Toby jugs
Demand for good early Toby jugs remains high and as the largest dealer in antique Toby jugs we are constantly looking to acquire new stock - if you have a single Toby jug or a collection we will be happy to discuss a possible purchase - we can collect and pay in cash and are prepared to pay the very best prices.
SN: wanted
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Fine creamware cow creamer with original stopper c. 1770-80
A fine creamware cow creamer in translucent "Whieldon" running glazes c.1770 - 1780 in very good condition - please contact us for additional information and a condition report.
SN: 1/7440
£1690
Fine creamware fox head stirrup cup c1790
A well moulded fox head stirrup cup (13cm long) in excellent original condition. Provenance Aurea Carter.
SN: 1/7654
£375
Fine Prattware fox head stirrup cup Staffordshire c.1780
4 3/4" long - a fine prattware fox head stirrup cup c.1780 in good original condition
SN: 1/8114
£1490
Good Ralph Wood Admiral Lord Howe Toby jug c.1780
A lovely example of the Ralph Wood Lord Howe Toby jug c.1780 from an eminent museum collection. Nicely moulded and well decorated in manganese, cobalt blue, ochre and green translucent running glazes. Please contact us for additional information and a condition report
SN: 1/7915
£4390
Rare 18th century leather Toby jug
10 1/2" tall 18th century leather Toby jug. It's amazing how these survive!
SN: 9418
SOLD
Ralph Wood figure of Jean-Paul Marat c.1785-90
A rare Ralph Wood figure of Marat c.1780 decorated in manganese, ochre and green translucent running glazes. Please contact us for additional information and a condition report. This figure is commonly mistaken for Charles James Fox and a similar example resides in the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York as Fox, however, both Jonathan Horne and Myrna Schkolne are confident that this is in fact Marat.
SN: 1/8159
£1250
Fox head stirrup cup Staffordshire c.1800
A well decorated fox head stirrup cup Staffordshire c.1800 Please contact us for additional information and a condition report.
SN: 1/8150
£450
Fine pearlware stirrup cup Staffordshire c.1790
A well moulded stirrup cup richly decorated in cream and ochre creating an attractive marbled effect - 4 3/4" long
SN: 1/8149
SOLD
Fine pearlware Toby jug with "acorn" pipe bowl Staffordshire c1780
A particularly well decorated pearlware Toby jug c.1780 with central "acorn" bowl pipe and fine base detail. Please contact us for additional information and a condition report.
SN: 1/7983
£1450
18th century delft clock face - 9 1/2" wide
An 18th century delft clock face with manganese numerals - some restoration.
SN: 1/6528
£890
Nestegg Antiques specialises in 18th century pearlware pottery, creamware pottery, delft pottery, saltglazed pottery, stoneware pottery, Chelsea, Bow, toby jugs, figures and teaware etc.