18th Century Pottery
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Fine Staffordshire Creamware Romulus and Remus Group c.1815
Rare and fine early Staffordshire creamware group of Romulus and Remus - of good size and very well moulded and painted. Please contact us for additional information and a condition report.
SN: 1/968
£1330
18th century Brussels faience model of a Lion
A delightful 18th century faience model of a lion - 4" tall and 3 1/2" wide - probably Brussels. Please contact us for additional information and a condition report.
SN: 1/7605
£345
Rare delft polychrome William 111 tulip dish c.1690
A rare delft polychrome royal dish c.1690 c.23cm wide with a crowned half portrait of King William with tulips to each side and the initials W. R. Please contact us for additional information and a condition report.
SN: 1/6970
£1980
Good enamelled bear baiting group Staffordshire c1800
Standing at 11 1/2" tall this is a very impressive enamelled bear baiting group Staffordshire c1800 - professional restoration to head and chain. Please contact us for additional information and a condition report.
SN: 1/2703
£990
Large pearlware bowl commemorating Rich. Williams 1788
An attractive blue and white pearlware bowl with chinoiserie decoration the centre inscribed "Rich. Williams" and dated 1788 - 11" wide and 4" tall. Please contact us for additional information and a condition report. Great name!
SN: 1/7614 reserved
£520
Fine pearlware figure of Autumn c.1790
Fresh to the market after 50 or more years from a private collection put together between 1953 and 1970 a charming pearlware figure of Autumn (8 3/4" tall) - Lightly potted and crisply moulded. Please contact us for additional information and a condition report.
SN: 1/7189
£450
Fine Prattware short hat Toby jug Staffordshire c.1780
One of the nicest Pratt Ware Toby jugs that I have had for a long time - the rare short hat version and featuring an unusual and well formed handle - very well moulded and decorated in typical prattware colours. Please contact us for additional information and a condition report.
SN: 1/7575
£1590
Fine creamware Toby jug Staffordshire c.1780
A particularly good creamware Toby jug Staffordshire c.1780. Comprehensively decorated in manganese and green translucent running glazes - the hat and small jug showing off the rich mottled manganese to great effect! Please contact us for additional information and a condition report.
SN: 1/7274
£1780
Fine Ralph Wood Lord Howe Toby jug Staffordshire c.1780
A fine Ralph Wood Lord Howe Toby jug - well potted, lightly moulded and decorated in translucent manganese, ochre and green running glazes - a lovely example. Please contact us for additional information and a condition report.
SN: 1/6919
£3310
Fine and early Ralph Wood Toby jug c.1780
A lovely Ralph Wood Toby jug in very good original condition. As with many of these earlier Wood's there are subtle firing flaws which add great character! Well decorated in manganese, ochre and green translucent running glazes - I really like this Toby jug! Please contact us for additional information and a condition report.
SN: 1/6463
£1780
Fine Ralph Wood hook nosed Toby jug c.1780
A particularly nice example of the Ralph Wood hook nosed Toby jug with raised glass c.1780. Lightly potted and well decorated in translucent manganese, grey and ochre running glazes - ex Leo Kaplan, New York. Please contact us for additional information and a condition report.
SN: 1/7583
£2750
Coming in soon - ex Mackintosh collection Ralph Wood Long Face Toby jug
An outstanding Ralph Wood Long Face Toby from the 1967 Sotheby's sale of the Lord Mackintosh collection - Lot 33. He comes with his original cap and has been in my collection for the past 12 years - full details to follow.
SN: 8180
Feature
Good Askew Toby jug Staffordshire c1780
A lovely example of the earlier of the Askew Toby jugs c.1780 standing at 7 3/4" tall - well moulded and richly decorated I just love his hair! Please contact us for additional information and a condition report.
SN: 1/7630
£1420
Good collection of 5 Bacchus jugs Staffordshire c1780-1800
I bought these fascinating jugs in the early 2000's and they were the forerunner to my collecting and selling Toby jugs! These 5 are all very good and varied examples and may well have been made in the same potteries as the early Toby's and display well alongside them. The tallest is 5 3/4" (14.5cm) and included are Whieldon and Prattware types as well as a rare canary yellow example (ex Christies) - please contact us for additional information and a condition report.
SN: 5 x various
£610
Fine Ralph Wood figure of St George slaying the dragon Staffordshire c1780
Lightly potted and crisply moulded this is one of the finest examples I have had of the Ralph Wood St George & Dragon group - well decorated in translucent manganese, green and purple running glazes. Please contact us for additional information and a condition report.
SN: 1/7416
£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
£390
Fine creamware fox head stirrup cup c1790
A well moulded fox head stirrup cup (12cm long) in excellent original condition. Provenance Aurea Carter.
SN: 1/7653
£375
Rare Whieldon creamware puzzle jug dated 1752
Standing at 6 5/8th's" tall this is a diminutive and elegant Staffordshire creamware (possibly 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
£1250
Good Ralph Wood 51 mould Toby jug c.1780 - Lot 69 from the Marquess of Bute collection
Lightly potted and well moulded this is a fine example of the Ralph Wood raised glass Toby jug c.1780 decorated in translucent manganese, ochre and green running glazes - the soft green of the coat is particularly appealing. Lot 69 from the Marquess of Bute collection sold at Christie's in 1996 - please contact is for additional information and a condition report.
SN: 1/7577
£2350
Good Ralph Wood 51 stamp raised glass Toby jug c.1780
A very good example of the Ralph Wood raised glass Toby with the 51 stamp to the underbase - nicely moulded and decorated in translucent manganese, ochre and a soft green running glazes. Please contact us for additional information and a condition report.
SN: 1/7582
£2660
Nestegg Antiques specialises in 18th century pearlware pottery, creamware pottery, delft pottery, saltglazed pottery, stoneware pottery, Chelsea, Bow, toby jugs, figures and teaware etc.