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1
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An important slipware tankard by John Sonfort, late 17th century
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£20,000
US$ 31,240
€23,359
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2
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A good North Devon slipware harvest jug, dated 1837
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£3,375
US$ 5,271
€3,941
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3
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An important enamelled Elers teapot, circa 1695
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£6,250
US$ 9,762
€7,299
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4
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A London delftware plate of William and Mary, circa 1690
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£3,750
US$ 5,857
€4,379
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5
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An important London delftware coronation plate, circa 1714
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£6,250
US$ 9,762
€7,299
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6
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A fine London delftware blue-dash Royal portrait charger, circa 1690-1705
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£12,500
US$ 19,525
€14,599
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7
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A fine Brislington delftware portrait charger of Queen Mary, circa 1689-94
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£22,500
US$ 35,145
€26,278
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8
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A very rare English delftware posset pot and cover, dated 1697,
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£31,250
US$ 48,813
€36,498
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10
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An unusual English delftware puzzle jug, circa 1760-80
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£1,062
US$ 1,659
€1,240
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11
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A Staffordshire red earthenware mug, circa 1740-50
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£437
US$ 683
€510
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12
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A Staffordshire solid agate coffee cup, circa 1750
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£1,250
US$ 1,952
€1,459
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13
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A good London delftware royal portrait plate, circa 1691
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£2,812
US$ 4,393
€3,284
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14
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A large Staffordshire agateware jug and three similar small mugs, circa 1740
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£1,625
US$ 2,538
€1,897
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15
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A Staffordshire mug of Whieldon type, circa 1760-65
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£875
US$ 1,366
€1,021
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16
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A large Staffordshire agateware mug, circa 1755
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£3,500
US$ 5,467
€4,087
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17
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A Staffordshire Whieldon type two handled cup and a small creamware jug, circa 1765-80
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£937
US$ 1,464
€1,094
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18
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A rare Staffordshire lead-glazed earthenware tea canister, circa 1755
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£2,250
US$ 3,514
€2,627
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20
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A good pair of Pratt Ware plaques and two other plaques, circa 1800
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£500
US$ 781
€583
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21
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A Staffordshire lead-glazed agateware jug and cover, circa 1755
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£2,750
US$ 4,295
€3,211
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22
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A Staffordshire lead-glazed agateware small teapot and cover, circa 1755
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£1,750
US$ 2,733
€2,043
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23
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A pair of Staffordshire lead-glazed solid agateware knife and fork hafts, circa 1755-60
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£650
US$ 1,015
€759
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24
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A Staffordshire ochre-coloured earthenware teapot and cover, circa 1750
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£875
US$ 1,366
€1,021
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25
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A Staffordshire glazed red earthenware teapot and cover, circa 1750
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£937
US$ 1,464
€1,094
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26
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A Staffordshire saltglazed stoneware teapot and cover, circa 1760
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£2,125
US$ 3,319
€2,481
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27
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Two Yorkshire Pratt Ware cow and milkmaid groups, circa 1820
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£1,125
US$ 1,757
€1,313
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29
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A creamware dish and a Staffordshire saltglazed teapot and cover, circa 1780 and 1755
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£1,000
US$ 1,562
€1,167
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31
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A Collection of Staffordshire or Yorkshire figures, circa 1820
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£1,062
US$ 1,659
€1,240
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33
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A good lead-glazed creamware plate
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£1,000
US$ 1,562
€1,167
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34
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A pair of Staffordshire lead-glazed creamware plates, circa 1755-65
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£1,750
US$ 2,733
€2,043
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35
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A Pratt Ware money box, circa 1830
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£600
US$ 937
€700
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36
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A good Pratt Ware watch stand, circa 1800
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£1,625
US$ 2,538
€1,897
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37
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An extensive English creamware miniature or toy tea and coffee service, circa 1770
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£5,250
US$ 8,200
€6,131
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38
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A rare pearlware bonbonnière and screw cap, circa 1775-85
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£1,437
US$ 2,245
€1,678
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39
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A fine Staffordshire model of a lion of Obadiah Sherratt type, circa 1825-30
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£2,375
US$ 3,709
€2,773
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40
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A Staffordshire model of a lion, circa 1820-25
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£375
US$ 585
€437
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41
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Two inscribed creamware jugs, one dated 1779
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£500
US$ 781
€583
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42
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The Taylor family tankards: two interesting mugs, one dated 1782, the other circa 1790-1800
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£2,375
US$ 3,709
€2,773
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43
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An interesting inscribed creamware jug, dated 1782
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£725
US$ 1,132
€846
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44
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Two creamware jugs, circa 1770-90
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£725
US$ 1,132
€846
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45
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Liverpool creamware ship jug, dated 1792
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£3,125
US$ 4,881
€3,649
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46
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A pair of Pratt Ware plaques, circa 1785-90
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£687
US$ 1,073
€802
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47
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A massive Wellington commemorative jug, circa 1815
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£1,125
US$ 1,757
€1,313
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48
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A Staffordshire bust of Handel attributed to Ralph Wood II, circa 1782-95
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£1,187
US$ 1,854
€1,386
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49
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A good Ralph Wood Toby jug, circa 1782-95
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£1,500
US$ 2,343
€1,751
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50
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A Ralph Wood Toby jug, circa 1782-95
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£1,187
US$ 1,854
€1,386
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51
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A Ralph Wood 'mould 51' Toby jug, circa 1782-95
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£1,125
US$ 1,757
€1,313
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52
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A Ralph Wood Lord Howe Toby jug, circa 1785-90
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£4,000
US$ 6,248
€4,671
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53
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A rare Wood-type Squire Toby jug, circa 1785-95
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£2,375
US$ 3,709
€2,773
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54
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A Ralph Wood 'Mould 51' Toby jug, circa 1782-95
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£1,875
US$ 2,928
€2,189
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55
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A rare Staffordshire creamware 'Village Idiot' Toby jug, circa 1785-95
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£2,250
US$ 3,514
€2,627
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56
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A Staffordshire Wood-type Martha Gunn Toby jug, circa 1790
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£2,750
US$ 4,295
€3,211
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57
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A Staffordshire Wood-type Toby jug, circa 1790
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£875
US$ 1,366
€1,021
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58
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A Staffordshire or Yorkshire Pratt Ware 'Convict' Toby jug and cover, circa 1800
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£1,187
US$ 1,854
€1,386
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59
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A Staffordshire Wood-type Sailor Toby jug, circa 1785-95
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£1,875
US$ 2,928
€2,189
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60
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A Staffordshire Wood-type Toby jug, circa 1785-95
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£1,500
US$ 2,343
€1,751
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62
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Four reference books relating to Toby Jugs and other English pottery Comprising: Major Cyril Earle, The Earle Collection of Staffordshire Pottery (1915), number 103 of a limited edition of 250 copies, Captain R K Price, Astbury, Whieldon, and Ralph Wood Figures, and Toby Jugs (1922), from a limited edition of 500 copies, Sir Harold Mackintosh, Bt, Early English Figure Pottery (1938), number 70 from a limited edition of 100, and a sale catalogue of the Earle Collection from 1915 (4)
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£375
US$ 585
€437
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64
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A Martha Gunn Toby jug and a Sinner Toby, circa 1810-20
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£1,000
US$ 1,562
€1,167
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65
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A Staffordshire creamware Thin Man Toby jug, circa 1785-90
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£2,062
US$ 3,221
€2,408
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66
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A rare Staffordshire 'Village Idiot' Toby jug, circa 1790
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£937
US$ 1,464
€1,094
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68
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A Ralph Wood Toby jug, circa 1782-95
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£937
US$ 1,464
€1,094
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70
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Two small Pratt Ware Toby jugs, circa 1790-1800
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£875
US$ 1,366
€1,021
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71
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Two Wedgwood and Bentley medallions of Captain James Cook and Sir Joseph Banks, circa 1779
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£3,500
US$ 5,467
€4,087
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74
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Three Wedgwood portrait medallions, circa 1780-1790
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£750
US$ 1,171
€875
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75
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Three plaques by Emile Lessore, circa 1865-70
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£1,125
US$ 1,757
€1,313
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76
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A pair of Wedgwood and Bentley black basalt wine and water ewers, circa 1775
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£3,500
US$ 5,467
€4,087
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77
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A good Wedgwood bronzed and gilded basalt vase, dated 1898
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£2,250
US$ 3,514
€2,627
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78
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An exceptional Wedgwood bronzed and gilded basalt Wine ewer, dated 1900
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£6,250
US$ 9,762
€7,299
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79
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A Battersea or Birmingham enamel snuff box, circa 1755
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£2,250
US$ 3,514
€2,627
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|
80
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A Battersea enamel snuff box, circa 1755
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£2,375
US$ 3,709
€2,773
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81
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A Birmingham enamel snuff box, circa 1761
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£2,750
US$ 4,295
€3,211
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82
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A rare London enamel Almanac box for 1758
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£3,000
US$ 4,686
€3,503
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83
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A rare London enamel Almanac box for 1758
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£1,875
US$ 2,928
€2,189
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84
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A Birmingham snuff box, circa 1755-58
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£875
US$ 1,366
€1,021
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85
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A Birmingham snuff box, circa 1756
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£725
US$ 1,132
€846
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86
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Three South Staffordshire snuff boxes, circa 1760-1770
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£1,000
US$ 1,562
€1,167
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87
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Two Battersea or Birmingham enamel plaques, circa 1755
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£1,125
US$ 1,757
€1,313
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88
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Two Birmingham double sided enamel medallions, circa 1760
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£1,125
US$ 1,757
€1,313
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89
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Four South Staffordshire enamel boxes, circa 1790-1821
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£1,125
US$ 1,757
€1,313
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90
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A South Staffordshire enamel scent bottle case and a faux watch, circa 1780 and 1800
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£1,187
US$ 1,854
€1,386
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91
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A Birmingham or South Staffordshire enamel snuff box, circa 1760
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£1,625
US$ 2,538
€1,897
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92
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A South Staffordshire enamel snuff box, circa 1760-70
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£1,250
US$ 1,952
€1,459
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93
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A South Staffordshire enamel snuff box, circa 1760-65
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£687
US$ 1,073
€802
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94
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A Birmingham enamel plaque of the King of Prussia, circa 1757
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£875
US$ 1,366
€1,021
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95
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A fine South Staffordshire enamel plaque, circa 1760
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£875
US$ 1,366
€1,021
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96
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A rare Birmingham or South Staffordshire enamel plaque, circa 1759
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£750
US$ 1,171
€875
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97
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A fine English enamel portrait plaque, circa 1756-61
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£2,250
US$ 3,514
€2,627
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98
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A South Staffordshire enamel mourning snuff box, circa 1760
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£2,125
US$ 3,319
€2,481
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|
100
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A Birmingham snuff box, circa 1755-58
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£1,625
US$ 2,538
€1,897
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101
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A small Birmingham or Battersea enamel snuff box, and a Birmingham snuff box, circa 1755-58
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£1,187
US$ 1,854
€1,386
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102
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Two Birmingham enamel snuff boxes, circa 1760-1770
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£937
US$ 1,464
€1,094
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