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Pictures of our collection on Instagram seem to be well received - now that we all have time on our hands why not take some pictures of your collection and send them to me for inclusion on the Discussion and|News section - I'm sure that we would all enjoy seeing them! My thanks to my good friend Milt for this great picture
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COVID-19 We are working from home and business continues
Firstly, to all of our friends and collectors - please take care and keep safe during this crisis. Although we are all self isolating now we will continue to accept orders and send out shipments - if this changes we will notify you immediately. If you wish to reserve pieces we will be happy to hold them for you until you are ready and/or able to have them sent. Kindest regards Bob
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Fine early Mexborough Toby jug Yorkshire c1780
A particularly fine early Mexborough Toby jug in muted translucent glazes. This was put on Instagram two days ago and sold before I had an opportunity to list him on the website! I often put a picture of new stock on Instagram first and so it's worthwhile having a look from time to time - press the Instagram link at the top right of this page - the black square logo above "Contact"
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Good Wilkinson Pottery Winston Churchill Toby Jug c . 1941
A very good example of the Wilkinson's Winston Churchill Toby Jug designed by Clarice Cliff c . 1941 in fine original conditions
SN: 1/7882
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Early 19th century creamware Hedgehog toothpick holder - Austrian
Probably by Sigmund Zois Ceramic Factory, Laibach, Austria and early 19th century a charming hedgehog toothpick holder. Please contact us for additional information and a condition report.
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Good creamware Toby jug c.1790
Ex Layer collection - a nicely decorated creamware Toby jug c.1790 with pipe on his hand - the decoration in translucent green, manganese and grey running glazes. Please contact us for additional information and a condition report.
SN: 1/7898
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Good Ralph Wood Toby jug c.1780
With a brilliant glaze and crisp moulding this is a lovely Ralph Wood Toby jug c.1780 decorated in translucent manganese and green running glazes. In the same way that you want and expect to see nibbling on a piece of 18th century delft pottery the loss of manganese on his shoes is a lovely and honest sign of age - a great Toby! Please contact us for additional information and a condition report
SN: 1/7952
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Rare mid sized prattware Hearty Good Fellow Toby jug c.1790
Richly glazed and very well decorated this is the rarer short jacket version of the Hearty Good Fellow Toby jug - mid sized and in typical Prattware colours. In very good original condition with just a tiny hat rim chip restored.
SN: 1/7966
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Fine creamware Toby jug c.1780
One of the most attractive creamware Toby jugs that I have had - beautifully decorated in translucent manganese, cobalt, green and ochre glazes. Please contact us for additional information and a condition report.
SN: 1/7945
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Good pearlware Toby jug c.1790
A lovely example of the rarer "waistcoat" (rather than cravat) Toby jug well decorated with a lovely shade of green for his coat in very good original condition with no restoration
SN: 1/7967
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Nottingham loving cup for William Holehouse 1812
A charming and rare small Nottingham saltglaze stoneware loving cup (4 1/8th" tall) inscribed "William Holehouse December 18th 1812 in good original condition.
SN: 1/7970
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Rare Admiral Lord Rodney Toby jug Staffordshire c.1790
One of the largest and rarest of the midshipmite range of Toby jugs and whilst I have put c. 1790 I think this may well be earlier. An absolutely stunning Toby jug!
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Midshipmite Toby jug c.1770 - BUTE collection
A delightful example of one of the mid to late 18th century "midshipmite" range of Toby jugs.
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Fine Ralph Wood Toby jug c.1780 - ex Mackintosh collection.
A fine and early Ralph Wood Toby jug - Lot 17 in the 1967 sale at Sotheby's of the Mackintosh collection. The half raised hand making him a rare Toby and he is well decorated in Manganese, green and ochre translucent running glazes and sports a large central pipe.
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Fine and large early 19th century Makkum delft plaque.
An extremely well painted early 19th century Makkum delft plaque - 27" (69cm) tall including the board. On the reverse the date 1696 which would be the date of the event (unknown) being commemorated. Please contact us for additional information and a condition report.
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Fine saltglazed stoneware face jug London c.1800 - 6" tall
Possibly by Charles Bloodworth of Lambeth one of the finest saltglazed face jugs that I have had with good detailing, lovely decoration around the base of hat and masses of character! In very nice original condition with no restoration.
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Excellent Ralph Wood sailor Toby jug c.1780
One of the nicest sailor Toby jugs that I have had - beautifully coloured in cobalt blue, green, ochre and manganese translucent running glazes and with fine detailing. Please contact us for additional information and a condition report.
SN: 1/7912
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19th century Napoleon Toby jug
At 12" tall an unusual and very imposing faience Toby jug depicting Napoleon - very nicely decorated and probably French. Please contact us for additional information and a condition report.
SN: 1/7893
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Fine Ralph Wood double base Toby jug c1790
A particularly good example of the Ralph Wood double base Toby jug c.1790 well decorated in translucent running glazes. Please contact us for additional information and a condition report.
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Neale & Co Toby jug Staffordshire c1800
A well decorated and moulded Neale & Co (unmarked) Toby jug with typically well painted hair and face. Please contact us for additional information and a condition report.
SN: 9 1/7874
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