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A charming Saltglaze stoneware tobacco jar in the form of a bear c.1840 - 8 1/2" tall


An unusual saltglazed stoneware tobacco jar and lid c.1840 in the form of a bear with his fur created with stripped clay from the Seeger collection. He really is very appealing!


SN: 1/8463

£740

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Good saltglazed King George 111 Toby jug Brampton c.1840


This King George 111 Toby c.1840 is very well detailed and whilst some saltglaze pieces can come out pale or bland this one is richly coloured - in very nice original condition.


SN: 1/6965

£470

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John Dwight's Fulham Pottery "Excavations 1971-79 by Chris Green


An excellent reference book c.1999 comprising 380 pages and in very good used condition.


SN: 1/8406

£65

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English Brown Stoneware 1670-1900 by Adrian Oswald. R.J.C. Hildyard & R.G.Hughes


An excellent reference book in very good condition - 300 pages with numerous illustrations.


SN: 1/8405

£49

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Saltglazed stoneware hunting jug c.1800 with farmyard central slab.


An attractive saltglazed stoneware jug (possibly Mortlake) with the central slab depicting a farmyard scene with cockerel and chickens. 7 1/2" tall


SN: 1/3998

£690

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Peter Meanley jug from the Henry Sandon collection


From the renowned Irish potter Peter Meanley a uniquely designed saltglazed teapot or jug with a rich blue / grey glaze and monogram mark. From the Henry Sandon collection and bearing his label complete with photograph of Henry!


SN: 1/8383

£395

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Ex Henry Sandon collection - a stylish saltglazed teapot and lid by Peter Meanley


The renowned Irish potter Peter Meanley created this beautiful salt-glazed teapot and lid (6 1/2" tall) for Henry Sandon and it comes complete with the Sandon collection label which bears Henry's picture!


SN: 1/8382

£340

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"Oldfield & Co Makers" saltglazed stoneware Toby jug c.1840


In excellent original condition a full size saltglazed Toby jug with a clearly impressed mark to his chair back "Oldfield & Co Makers"


SN: 1/8329

£690

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Oldfield and Co - good mid sized Toby jug c.1840


In lovely original condition a good mid sized saltglazed stoneware Toby jug impressed on the back of his chair "Oldfield & Co Makers"


SN: TE27a

£610

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Saltglazed stoneware jug with horseracing central slab


A good late 18th / early 19th century saltglazed stoneware jug with silver mounts and the lid bearing a monogram J.N. The central slab with a horseracing scene.


SN: 1/6159

SOLD

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In addition to over 800 antiques listed in our archive section do also look at our Instagram page where almost 600 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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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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Saltglazed figure of a seated gentleman c. 1840


An interesting saltglazed figure of a seated man - 7 3/4" tall. Please contact us for additional information and a condition report


SN: 1/7641

£340

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Saltglazed stoneware figure of a seated country gentleman c.1840


An amusing and well detailed saltglazed figure of a seated man holding bottle and goblet standing at 8" tall - c 1840 and possibly earlier. Please contact us for additional information and a condition report.


SN: 1/7607

£790

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Large saltglazed stoneware tankard with silver rim, London or Bristol c.1760


An imposing and richly coloured saltglazed tankard with silver mount and a central slab depicting the midnight feast, probably London c.1760 - 8 1/2" tall. Please contact us for further information and a condition report.


SN: 1/7437

£1850

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Fine slipware "Red Lion" platter 1973 - Mary Wondrausch OBE


A finely decorated slipware platter or bowl (11 3/4" wide and 2 1/8" deep) bearing the inscription "Red Lion" the underside inscribed with "MW 25-10-73" - in excellent original condition


SN: 1/7341

£390

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Unusual treacleglaze whistle in the form of a cradle Staffordshire c.1820


A charming whistle in the form of a baby in cradle Staffordshire c.1820 (possible earlier) with a clear high note - 4 5/8ths" long. Please contact us for additional information and a condition report.


SN: 1/7124

£260

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Unique set of saltglazed Toby jugs depicting the 2013 G8 leaders


I am delighted that Peter Meanley has allowed me to acquire this unique set of saltglazed Toby jugs depicting the G8 leaders from the summit that took place at the Lough Erne Hotel near Enniskillen in County Fermanagh on June 17th – 18th 2013. Beautifully modelled and standing at approximately 45cm (18”) tall they are an imposing set. Further details of this set can be found on the website – please press “About Us” above and then “Discussions and News”


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Peter Meanley - Toby jugs and salt glaze


Please see my article under Discussions and News on Dr Peter Meanley. Peter creates unique salt glaze Toby jugs caricaturing his clients and he is able to incorporate personal detail such as your dog or favourite Toby jug! Contact me if you are interested in commissioning Peter to create a Toby jug for you. (press "About Us" on the top bar for Discussions and News)


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An unusual saltglazed paperweight in the form of St George and the dragon c.1850


A saltglazed stoneware paperweight moulded as St George and the dragon and standing 5 7/8" tall - probably Derbyshire c.1850 Please contact us for additional information and a condition report.


SN: 1/5858

£240

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Nestegg Antiques specialises in 18th century saltglazed stoneware tankards, jugs, character jugs, toby jugs, lions, figures and flasks including Mortlake and Kishere.

At Nestegg Antiques we have a great passion for early saltglazed stoneware whether it be for the plainer 16th and 17th century jugs and pots, the richly sprigged and decorated 18th century tankards and jugs or the 19th century toby jugs, loving cups, animals, flasks and tobacco jars etc. The Bristol and London (Mortlake and Kishere) sprigged tankards and jugs are a particular favourite as are the rich chocolate coloured Nottingham saltglazed loving cups and other pieces.

In addition to the pieces that we have listed on the website we have many additional items in stock and so please contact us if you are looking for a particular piece. Naturally we are always eager to buy good early saltglazed stoneware jugs and tankards etc - especially dated pieces and will offer excellent prices.