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Fine Compton Pottery figure of St George
Standing at 12" tall this is an imposing figure of St George from the Compton Pottery in Surrey c.1917
SN: 9489
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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
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Good mid size standing Portobello Toby jug Scotland c.1820
71/4" tall - an attractive Portobello Toby jug c1820 in very nice condition - please contact us for additional information and a condition report.
SN: C - 1/7816
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Fine Ralph Wood Roman Nose Toby jug
Previously unrecorded - a fine and early Ralph Wood Roman Nose toby jug c.1780. Beautifully naive and decorated in translucent cobalt and manganese running glazes.
SN: 1/8436
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Extremely rare Leonard Jarvis Lord Mackintosh Toby jug c.1952
Made for the family of Lord Mackintosh and never offered for sale - this extremely well made and decorated Toby jug is numbered 8 of what we think was only c.12
SN: 1/8435
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The Tit-Bits Toby by William Ault c.1917
These attractive Toby jugs in a rich green glaze were awarded as prizes in various magazine competitions in the early 20th century - produced in the Ault Swadlingcote pottery c.1917. Publishing of the popular Tit-Bits magazine ceased in 1984.
SN: TE53
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Ex Henry Sandon collection - Delft tavern jug London c.1790
6 1/2" tall and nicely decorated in cobalt and bearing the Henry Sandon collection label. New handle
SN: 1/8385
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Rare Ralph Wood Toby jug with 51 stamp c.1780
A good Ralph Wood Toby jug c.1780 in the "raised glass or 51" mould and one of a few with the actual 51 stamp to the under base. Well decorated with a lovely aubergine coat - some very good old restoration.
SN: 1/8425
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Fine Ralph Wood Planter Toby jug c.1780
A fine Ralph Wood Planter Toby c.1780 ex Jonathan Horne - he's spent the last 20 or so years in two fine English collections and is now off to America. Let me know if you are looking for a particular Toby jug and if I don't have one now I'll doubtless find one for you!
SN: 1/8424
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Very fine step Toby Staffordshire c.1780
A particularly fine creamware step Toby c.1770-80 well decorated in manganese, cobalt and green - with pipe in his mouth!
SN: 1/8416
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Good Portobello Toby jug c.1820
A lovely example of the Portobello Toby jug in very good original condition.
SN: 1/8195
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Fine early Ralph Wood Toby jug c.1780
Lightly potted, well moulded, unglazed under base and nibbling of the manganese on his hat rim - all signs of a good and early Ralph Wood Toby jug! Decorated in translucent running glazes - a fine Toby jug!
SN: 1/8422
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Fine Yorkshire Toby jug c. 1790-1800
A very nice early Yorkshire Toby jug particularly well decorated and in good unrestored condition - small Toby as his small jug and a dog between his feet!
SN: 1/8419
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Very good running glaze Toby jug c.1780
A beautiful running glaze Toby jug in Lichen green and manganese - during firing the lichen glaze has not taken in many areas creating a most attractive texture!
SN: 1/8423
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"Succefs to our wooden walls" Toby jug c.1820
An enamelled Toby jug c.1820 made interesting by the reference in support of the English Navy on his small jug "Succefs to our wooden walls" relating to the wooden hulls.
SN: TE30
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Good Yorkshire Toby jug c.1790-1800
A very nicely decorated Yorkshire Toby jug complete with caryatid handle, curly pipe and a Toby as his small jug - an excellent example in good original condition.
SN: 1/8409
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Good Copy of Captain Price's c.1920 book - numerous Toby jug's!
A very good copy of Captain Price's "Astbury, Whieldon & Ralph Wood Figures and Toby jug's" c.1920 with 140 pages and a whole section devoted to Toby jugs including numerous images - one of the Toby collectors" bibles"
SN: 1/8399
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Rare. Ralph Wood Pottery - George Stoner collection c.1910 Vellum bound
Number 45 of just 50 printed in c.1910 and bound in off white vellum. A fabulous array of Ralph Wood pottery - figures, plaques, animals and Toby jugs. In very good used condition.
SN: 1/8412
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Good Churchill Toby jug by Leonard Jarvis
Number 128 of 350 produced in c.1947 - a fine example of the Leonard Jarvis Winston Churchill Toby jug. This one believed to have come from a member of the Mackintosh family.
SN: 1/8377
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English Slipware Dishes1650-1850 by Ronald G. Cooper
1968 - An excellent reference book (8" x 10") comprising 144 pages and 333 illustrations in good used condition.
SN: 1/8404
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