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THE PROPERTY OF A NEW JERSEY COLLECTOR
THREE STAFFORDSHIRE POTTERY TOBY JUGS,
1785-1820, MANGANESE H TO THE UNDERSIDE OF THE FIRST,
Details
THREE STAFFORDSHIRE POTTERY TOBY JUGS,
1785-1820, MANGANESE H TO THE UNDERSIDE OF THE FIRST,
the first creamware, decorated in translucent colors on brown mound base and with brown branch handle; the second pearlware, seated on a stepped grassy mound, holding a foaming jug of ale; the third pearlware and as 'The Squire', conventionally modelled seated in a corner arm chair; together with a Continental porcelain toby jug, late 19th century, spurious gold anchor mark at the back, modelled in the Staffordshire style; and a Staffordshire pearlware figure of Mr. Punch as a Toby jug and cover, 19th century
'The Squire' 11 1/8 in. (28.2 cm.) high (5)
1785-1820, MANGANESE H TO THE UNDERSIDE OF THE FIRST,
the first creamware, decorated in translucent colors on brown mound base and with brown branch handle; the second pearlware, seated on a stepped grassy mound, holding a foaming jug of ale; the third pearlware and as 'The Squire', conventionally modelled seated in a corner arm chair; together with a Continental porcelain toby jug, late 19th century, spurious gold anchor mark at the back, modelled in the Staffordshire style; and a Staffordshire pearlware figure of Mr. Punch as a Toby jug and cover, 19th century
'The Squire' 11 1/8 in. (28.2 cm.) high (5)
Provenance
with Leo Kaplan, New York (the first)