A Staffordshire Toby jug, early 19th century

lot 182 (The Fine Sale, 30th Sep, 2021)

seated, holding a foaming jug of ale and a pipe, wearing a lilac coat and yellow breeches, on a canted base, 24cm high

Sold for £160 More details 7  

A Brampton salt glazed Toby jug and lid, circa 1840

lot 183 (The Fine Sale, 30th Sep, 2021)

seated, holding a foaming jug of ale, 23cm high

Sold for £140 More details 10  

A Walton Toby jug, early 19th century

lot 184 (The Fine Sale, 30th Sep, 2021)

seated, holding a foaming jug of ale, wearing a brown coat and yellow breeches, on a canted square base, stamped WALTON, 26.5cm high

Sold for £260 More details 6  

A Staffordshire pearlware Toby jug, 19th century

lot 185 (The Fine Sale, 30th Sep, 2021)

modelled as a seated sailor holding a foaming jug of ale, inscibed 'SUCCESS TO OUR WOODEN WALLS', 27cm high; a Hearty Good Fellow Toby jug, standing, ... read more

Sold for £260 More details 13  

A rare Whieldon Toby jug, circa 1780

lot 186 (The Fine Sale, 30th Sep, 2021)

seated, holding a foaming jug of ale, wearing a brown coat and blue breeches, on a canted green base, 23cm high

Sold for £2,000 More details 20  

A Prattware cottage money box, circa 1820

lot 187 (The Fine Sale, 30th Sep, 2021)

flanked by two figures, 12.5cm high; another cottage money box, 11.5cm high; an unusual 19th century brown glazed pottery money box modelled as a ... read more

Sold for £280 More details 19  

A pearlware Hearty Good Fellow Toby jug, circa 1820

lot 188 (The Fine Sale, 30th Sep, 2021)

standing, holding a pipe and jug of ale on a rocky base, painted in blue, orange and brown, 29cm high

Sold for £420 More details 4  

A Charles II oak credence table, late 17th century

lot 189 (The Fine Sale, 30th Sep, 2021)

the associated hinged top above a canted naturalistic frieze with central cupboard door, above turned baluster legs joined by an undertier, 80 x 121 ... read more

Sold for £950 More details 8  

A set of three Bristol green glass decanters and stoppers, circa 1790-1800

lot 190 (The Fine Sale, 30th Sep, 2021)

probably by Isaac Jacobs, decorated in gilt and inscribed HOLLANDS, BRANDY and RUM, 20cm high

Sold for £240 More details 9  

Charles II refectory table, late 17th century

lot 191 (The Fine Sale, 30th Sep, 2021)

the triple plank top with cleated ends, the frieze carved with scrolling foliage upon six cup-and-cover legs joined by a moulded stretcher, 82.5 x ... read more

Sold for £1,800 More details 17