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Very fine Pearlware Hearty Good Fellow Toby jug c.1790-1800
A particularly nice pearlware Hearty Good Fellow Toby jug decorated in cobalt blue and manganese.
SN: 1/1989
SOLD
Fine creamware Large Hat Toby jug c.1780
A particularly fine creamware Large Hat Toby jug - well decorated and sporting a goatee beard!
SN: 1/7276
SOLD
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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Very fine Ralph Wood Toby jug c.1780
In lovely original condition a fine Ralph Wood Toby decorated in translucent manganese, aubergine and ochre running glazes.
SN: 1/8295
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Fine and rare creamware Tipsy Man Toby jug c.1780
A wonderful creamware Tipsy Man Toby jug decorated in translucent manganese, ochre and green running glazes. I had this stunning Toby jug some years ago and have been able to buy it back from an American collection - it came in today and is off tomorrow to a fine collection in England!
SN: 1/8294
SOLD
Fine Large Hat creamware Toby jug "ALE" c.1780
I really like these large hat Toby's and this c.1780 creamware example is one of the best I've had - richly decorated in translucent manganese, cobalt and green running glazes and with ALE on his small jug - Lot 417 from the February 1989 sale at Sotheby's. Please contact us for additional information and a condition report.
SN: 1/8279
SOLD
Fine and rare pearlware Roman Nose Toby jug c.1780
A well decorated and well moulded Roman Nose Toby jug c.1780 - previously unrecorded and one of the rare examples which are not from the Wood pottery.
SN: 1/8293
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Good pearlware Prattware Toby jug c.1790
An attractive pearlware toby jug in prattware colours Staffordshire c.1790. Well painted, buckled shoes waistcoat with no cravat and nicely canted edges to the base. Please contact us for additional information and a condition report.
SN: 1/4863
SOLD
Good Sailor Toby jug Staffordshire c.1790
Lot 409 from the Sotheby's sale in London on the 17th October 1989 - a good and strikingly decorated sailor Toby jug c.1790 with a very well painted face, red waistcoat and anchor. Please contact us for additional information and a condition report.
SN: 1/5722
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Fine pearlware Admiral Lord Rodney mug c.1790 - 4" tall
a well moulded pearlware Admiral Lord Rodney mug decorated in ochre and cobalt c.1790
SN: 1/8283
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Rare King George 111 and Queen Charlotte jug c.1790
A charmingly naive and rare commemorative jug c.1790-1800 for King George 111 and Queen Charlotte inscribed "God save the King and God save the Queen" - 5 1/2" tall, decorated in manganese and green with a bright glaze.
SN: 1/8284
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Fine creamware Squire Toby jug c.1780 - ex Jonathan Horne
A particularly nice example of the creamware Squire Toby jug c.1780 decorated in translucent manganese and green.
SN: 1/ 3742
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Very good pearlware Toby jug Staffordshire c.1780
A great early Toby jug in lovely original condition! The decoration on this Toby is really attractive covering every inch apart from cuffs and cravat - the face is particularly well painted and very lifelike!
SN: 1/7377
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Rare Prince Hal Toby jug c.1800 - 15 1/2" tall
A truly imposing and beautifully moulded Prince Hal Toby jug - these magnificent jugs are not strictly speaking "Toby jugs" but have featured in many fine Toby jug collections including those of Lord Mackintosh and BUTE - this one from the renowned Challenger collection. It is thought that less than 20 Prince Hal jugs exist. Please contact us for additional information and a condition report
SN: 1/8263
SOLD
Unusual Neale & Co Toby jug Staffordshire c.1780
A good black coated Neale & Co Toby jug c.1780. Finely decorated and the black coat (which is quite is rare) suggests that he might be depicting John Wesley. Please contact us for additional information and a condition report.
SN: 1/8265
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Good Ralph Wood Sharp Face Toby jug c.1780
This is the short hat version of the Ralph Wood sharp face Toby jug - lightly potted and decorated in translucent cobalt, manganese and ochre running glazes. Please contact us for additional information and a condition report.
SN: 1/8288
SOLD
Rare mid sized Unfrocked Parson Toby jug c.1800
A richly decorated and beautifully naive Unfrocked Parson Toby jug c.1800
SN: 1/8251
SOLD
Fine mid sized Drunken Parson Toby jug c.1800
One of the nicest Drunken Parson Toby jugs I've had with good use of colour and excellent moulding
SN: 1/8266
SOLD
Good Portobello Female snuff taker Toby jug c.1820
A fine example of the Scottish (probably Portobello) female "snuff taker" Toby jug c.1820
SN: 1/8261
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Rare creamware step Toby jug c.1780
A very rare creamware Step Toby jug and the only one recorded with extruded or sieved hair which is thought to represent a "bottom wig" as worn by 18th century judges.
SN: 1/8049
SOLD
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