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We buy early English Toby jugs!


The past year has been extremely busy with many new Toby jug collectors coming onstream and we are eager to buy good early English Toby jugs! We are looking for late 18th century / early 19th century Toby jugs and are prepared to pay very good prices - collection in the UK can be arranged. It is likely that we will pay more for your Toby than you could expect to achieve by selling at auction.


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An interesting pearlware plaque c.1790-1800 Catherine of Aragon


A well moulded and decorated pearlware plaque of a lady (9 1/4" x 7 3/4") c.1790-1800. It has been suggested that this might depict Catherine of Aragon. In good original condition.


SN: 1/8475

£690

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A good 18th century white saltglaze botanical dish by Veuve Perrin of Marseille


A most attractive polychrome botanical white salt-glaze stoneware dish or platter (16" wide) in good original condition. VP mark to underbase


SN: 1/8477

£1250

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Fine Ralph Wood 51 mould (raised glass) Toby jug c.1780


In a good American collection since 1978 and now repatriated! A good Ralph Wood raised glass Toby jug decorated in translucent running glazes


SN: 1/8466

£1850

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Fine and rare Prince Hal Toby jug Staffordshire c.1800 15 1/4" tall


This is an imposing and rare Toby jug with less than 20 recorded. The Prince Hal Toby is said to represent either Sir Toby Belch from twelfth night or King George IV (when Prince of Wales) when he attended a Brighton ball dressed as Henry V111. This example is very well decorated and in surprisingly good condition - a quite remarkable figure!


SN: 1/8444

£5900

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Good 17th century Montelupo charger


An attractive mid sized Montelupo charger depicting a gentleman with rapier in very nicer original condition - c.11 3/4" wide


SN: 1/8450

£850

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A fine prattware Toby jug with original cap c.1790-1800


One of the nicest prattware Toby jugs I've had for a while - crisply moulded, very well decorated, in excellent original condition and with his cap!


SN: 1/8443

£880

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Fine pearlware "Napoleon" bear baiting group c.1780-90


A rare and fine pearlware bear baiting group c.1780-90. The bear holding a figure of a monkey dressed as Napoleon with the words "Bonaparte his a monkey"


SN: 1/8396

SOLD

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Good Ralph Wood "short hat" Toby jug c.1780


A good Ralph Wood short hat Toby jug with dry (unglazed) base and, typical of the earlier Woods, charmingly naive decoration in translucent Manganese, green and ochre running glazes. Please contact us for additional information and a condition report.


SN: 1/8373

£1950

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A fine Staffordshire pearlware plaque c.1780 23cm x 15cm (9" x 6")


One of the nicest plaques that I have had in over 20 years! A charming scene of hunters with horses and dog being served ale by the maid outside an inn - decorated in translucent manganese, ochre and green glazes. A wonderful picture of 18th century life.


SN: 1/8371

£950

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Good Ralph Wood Toby jug c.1780


A well moulded Ralph Wood Toby jug c.1780 with pipe by his side. Richly decorated in translucent manganese, ochre and green running glazes.


SN: 1/8106

£1950

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Two 18th century polychrome delft shoes


Two well decorated 18th century delft polychrome shoes the larger dated 1774 - can be sold separately.


SN: 1/8358

£980

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Staffordshire pearlware "cowherd" plaque c.1790


A charming moulded pearlware plaque (7" wide) depicting a cowherd with two cattle decorated in translucent ochre, manganese and green glazes.


SN: 1/8370

£475

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Large creamware jug with Toby Philpot and God Speed the Plough transfer prints c.1790


An interesting 18th century large creamware jug with a Toby Philpot transfer print - broken and visibly re fixed


SN: TE55

£155

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The Earle Collection of Early Staffordshire Pottery


An excellent reference book containing a good number of Toby jugs as well as other 18th century Staffordshire pottery - over 200 pages and this is number 136 of 250. The hard cover is a bit worn with a broken spine but inside is in good condition.


SN: TE41

£195

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Fine Blue eyed pearlware Toby jug c.1780


Whilst this is probably not a Ralph Wood Toby it has all of the quality of one! Crisply moulded and well decorated in translucent cobalt, ochre and manganese running glazes and a terracotta small jug. The thinner areas of glaze and the nibbling of the manganese on his hat are exactly what you find on the best early Toby's - in very good original condition - a great Toby!


SN: 1/8361

£1780

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Ex Henry Sandon collection - Delft tavern jug London c.1790


6 1/2" tall and nicely decorated in cobalt. In very good original condition and bearing the Henry Sandon collection label.


SN: 1/8384

£340

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Early English Figure Pottery by Sir Harold Mackintosh c.1938


As you will see this excellent reference book (122 pages) contains a significant section on Toby jugs along with many images - in good used condition.


SN: TE39

£270

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Fine pearlware Ralph Wood St George and the Dragon group c.1780


A very fine Ralph Wood St George and the Dragon group c.1780 richly decorated in translucent lead glaze and green on a crisply moulded pearlware body.


SN: 1/8354

£2500

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Good Thin Man Toby jug Staffordshire c.1780


This is a very attractive Prattware Thin Man Toby jug c.1780 richly decorated in translucent manganese, cobalt blue and green glazes with his small jug in "terracotta"made - made even more striking with the addition of the tall cap or "cup". I have only seen one Thin Man Toby jug with it's original tall cap and had my restorer make one for this Toby as it looks so good - I rarely embellish a Toby jug but in this case it was worthwhile and the cap is marked accordingly. Please contact us for additional information and a condition report.


SN: 1/7669

£3950

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Nestegg Antiques specialises in 18th century pearlware pottery, creamware pottery, delft pottery, saltglazed pottery, stoneware pottery, Chelsea, Bow, toby jugs, figures and teaware etc.