Commemorative and Documentory
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Wanted - early English Toby Jugs
Demand for good early Toby jugs remains high and as the largest dealer in antique Toby jugs we are constantly looking to acquire new stock - if you have a single Toby jug or a collection we will be happy to discuss a possible purchase, collect and pay in cash. We are prepared to pay the very best prices.
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Wilkinson, Carruthers Gould Admiral Beatty Toby jug Staffordshire c.1917
A very good example of the Admiral David Beatty toby jug designed by Carruthers Gould and produced by Wilkinson c.1917. Please contact us for additional information and a condition report.
SN: 1/6875
£720
Wilkinson, Carruthers Gould Lloyd George Toby jug Staffordshire c.1917
A good example of the Lloyd George toby jug designed by Carruthers Gould and produced by Wilkinson c.1917. Please contact us for additional information and a condition report.
SN: 1/6879
£730
Wilkinson, Carruthers Gould President Wilson Toby jug Staffordshire c.1917
A good example of the President Woodrow Wilson toby jug designed by Carruthers Gould and produced by Wilkinson c.1917. Please contact us for additional information and a condition report.
SN: 1/6119
£820
Lord Howe Toby jug Staffordshire c.1800 "Good Ale"
A very nice example of the enamelled Lord Howe Toby jug c.1800 - on one side of the barrel is written "Good" and on the other "Ale". Please contact us for additional information and a condition report.
SN: 1/8004
£2350
An interesting Staffordshire Toby jug c.1810-20 - J Bournell, London
A nicely decorated Toby jug c.1810-20 with an under base inscription for "J. Bournell London" I am aware of three Toby's with this inscription which is painted in the same red as on his small jug and this may be the name of the seller in London or the collector. Please contact us for additional information and a condition report.
SN: 1/8000
£725
19th century stone figure of the Lion of Lucerne
7" long - a well carved stone or type of alabaster figure of the Lion of Lucerne with shield, spears and the remains of the spear or arrow in his back - probably mid 19th century. Please contact us for additional information and a condition report.
SN: 1/7838
£220
Large Compton pottery arts and crafts figure of St George c1915
Standing at 11 1/2" tall a lovely and imposing Compton pottery figure of St George Please contact us for additional information and a condition report
SN: 1/7826
£1050
Large faience delft tankard with initials ACD 1791
Standing at just over 27cm tall this is a most impressive delft tankard well decorated with panels of trees set against a biushed manganese background. The pewter lid bearing the initials A C D and the date 1791. Please contact us for additional information and a condition report.
SN: 1/7808
£460
Early 19th century faience tankard for M E Vollhalsin 1823
Pagoda's and palm trees! A most attractive and unusually decorated tin glazed or faience tankard with pewter mounts and dated 1823. Please contact us for additional information and a condition report.
SN: 1/7810
£340
Clay pipe commemorating the great exhibition at The Crystal Palace in 1851 - 7 1/2" long
A clay pipe with large bowl decorated with scenes of the Crystal Palace - a souvenir from the Great Exhibition in 1851
SN: 1/7789
£85
Large Fifield barrel with initials M. P. Bristol c1840
By far the largest Fifield barrel that I have seen at c. 5 1/4" tall and 4 1/2" wide - very well decorated and bearing the initials "M P" Bristol c.1840. Please contact us for additional information and a condition report.
SN: 1/6826
£390
Brislington delft Adam and Eve charger c1690 35.6cm wide
One of the best decorated Adam and Eve chargers that I have seen - these vary quite a lot and the naivety of painting and richness of colour on this example makes it really stand out. As you will see it has had a stunning and honest rivet repair visible on the reverse, however, it's completely original and my restorer has gently tidied up any signs of this on the face - as you can see it looks fabulous!
SN: 1/7725
£4120
Good midsized Coachman Toby jug Staffordshire c1800
The Coachman is a lovely and interesting Toby jug and this mid size (9"tall) example is well potted and enameled in good strong colours. Please contact us for additional information and a condition report.
SN: 1/7714
£720
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
Pictures of your collections
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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In addition to over 800 antiques listed in our archive section do also look at our Instagram page where almost 400 pieces of mostly 18th century pottery (including many rare Toby jugs) are shown. Just press the black Instagram logo at the top right of this page above "contact"
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Shoemaking interest - Cordwainers jug for John Brown 1808
A rare pearlware jug Staffordshire 1808 (5 1/4" tall) bearing the Cordwainers arms on one side, a transfer print of Hope on the other and to the front: John Brown 1808. Please contact us for additional information
SN: C - 1/1900
£325
Good terracotta bust of William Shakespeare - from the collection of the late actor Rodney Bewes
8 1/4" tall - a very well executed terracotta bust of William Shakespeare on a wooden base copied from the Garrick Club's original by Davenant - probably 20th century but perhaps earlier and from the collection of the late Rodney Bewes an actor best known for his role in the television comedy series The Likely Lads.
SN: 1/7812
£425
Original letter from Carruthers Gould to Wilkinsons dated 14th April 1917
Together with design drawings and comments a rare and fascinating original letter from Francis Carruthers Gould to Wilkinsons dated 1917 in which he discusses various design suggestions for the Toby jugs and confirms details for Botha and Beatty – particularly interesting discussion (and drawings) regarding the base for the Haig Toby – more under “Discussions and News” above.
SN: H/C/1
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Nestegg Antiques offers many Royal and Military commemorative toby jugs, figures, busts, jugs, teapots and other commemorative and documentary pottery.