19th Century Earthenware Pitchers

This rare Victorian opalescent lusterware ewer boasts a pearly iridescent base colour and blue-green trim on the mouth, handle, and base. It is decorated with a bouquet of light blue...

Christopher Dresser (1834-1904) UK. Linthorpe Art Pottery, Middlesbrough, England. Henry Tooth Artistic Manager Linthorpe (1842-1918) UK. "Flaring Lip" Pitcher 1879-1882. Gla...

Found in Southern France, this 19th century earthenware pitcher is glazed inside and out.

A small, hand-painted earthenware pitcher, showing a pattern of flowers, leaves and branches of the Dogwood tree, on a cream colored, bark textured ground, a twig form handle.

Turn of the century yellow earthenware pitcher, probably Jaspe. Once a common piece of pottery used daily in French kitchens, these earthenware jugs have become showcase pieces sough...

A 19th century French green glazed terracotta pottery vessel or pitcher.

19th century French glazed terracotta vessel or pitcher.

We are pleased to offer this antique Wedgwood Rosso Antico stoneware pitcher made in England in the mid-19th century. Josiah Wedgwood developed Rosso Antico, literally "old red," a r...

A scarce Aesthetic Period English majolica glazed pitcher, shaped as an artichoke, circa 1880. A bulbous form jug attributed to Adams & Bromley, with a yellow ochre body molded as ...

Very beautiful Onnaing cyclamen pitcher dating from the end of the 19th century. Very good condition. Beautiful pink, blue and green colors. Numbered below.

A Royal Worcester earthenware, Majolica glazed Hops pitcher, the Aesthetic period, circa 1875. A narrow, quatriform body is glazed in stippled cobalt blue, with raised Hops leaves in...

A rare and desirable, late 19th century French Barbotine Majolica, anthropomorphic absinthe pitcher, well known as “The City Badger”. The animal sits on his haunches, in a mustard...

Decorate a kitchen with this elegant pair of water or wine pitchers from Provence. Hand crafted in Southern France circa 1980 and made of earthenware, each pottery vessel is round in...

A beautiful 19th century French terracotta jaspé ware pottery pitcher, handcrafted near Annecy, in the Savoie region of France, circa 1870s. Having a large handle and small spout wit...

A 19th century French green glazed terracotta pottery vessel. This vessel was used for milk or as a vinegar pot (vinaigrier). These vessels were most often from the Southwest part of...

Mocha ware Pitcher. Made in England, circa 1810. Decorated with light and dark brown slip and slip trailing with a single cream color cup with four quills. The strong contrast betwee...

We are pleased to present this mocha ware pitcher made in England, circa 1830. This barrel-shaped pitcher is decorated with bands of brown slip and bands of inlaid rouletting in blac...

This lovely pink lustre jug is decorated with lustred grapes and scrolling vines. The lustre is bright and cheerful. The light green leaves are the perfect complement to the pink gr...

A 19th century Royal Worcester earthenware, majolica glazed Hops diminutive pitcher, the Aesthetic period, circa 1875.

Minton Majolica jug/pitcher which features oak leaves and acorns to the sides and a snail to the handle. Bark effect ground. Colouration: brown, green, yellow, are predominant. The p...

A mochaware pitcher with two panels showing four wavy sky-blue trailed slip lines, around the top edge a band of green glazed rouletting, and three bands of black slip. The color com...

A mochaware pitcher decorated with bands of light blue and black slip and further decorated with a three-color cable decoration. Made in England, circa 1820, this is an outstanding ...

A mochaware pitcher with cable and trailed dot decoration was made in England, circa 1810. The center section of this pitcher is colored with vivid orange slip. This orange slip is ...

Made in England circa 1810, this mochaware pitcher is decorated with "Trees" and "Seaweed" It is molded in an elegant shape with an extra-wide mouth, probably made this way so that p...

This wonderful pitcher is decorated with bands of light blue, and light and dark brown. In the band of dark brown is a three-color cable decoration. Small but important detail on thi...

A scarce English majolica jug in the Dogwood mold by Joseph Holdcroft, Daisy Bank, Longton, Staffordshire, circa 1875. A rustic pitcher having a raised branching Dogwood decoratio...

A French Majolica Barbotine fish, a rare abstracted form, circa late 19th century. The fish shows deep marine gray scales with pink to white fins. The base is ringed with a border...

A large English Majolica pitcher attributed to Thomas Forester of The Phoenix Pottery Works, Longton, Staffordshire, England, circa early 1879. A pond scene shows a bird flying ov...

A Mochaware pitcher with bands of light blue and midnight brown slip decoration made in England circa 1820. The pitcher is barrel-shaped. The top and bottom bands of light blue slip ...

A French Barbotine dog pitcher attributed to George Dreyfus, circa 1890. Glazed in a watery finish over an opaque white, the brown dog wears a cobalt blue bowed color. Excellent b...

Mocha ware pitcher England, circa 1815. Decorated with baby blue bands of slip and bands of three geometric designs inlaid with black slip engine turning. Dimensions: Diameter 3.75"...

Made in England circa 1800, this large and exquisite mochaware pitcher is decorated with 16 bands of blue and brown colored slip. Ten of these bands are cut through vertically and ho...

This Sunderland lustre jug or pitcher is that rare piece of English pottery that is a piece of British history. It is dated 1824. It has historical value relating to the British empi...

An English Wedgwood Majolica pitcher, an aesthetic movement mold showing a snail shell against sprays of climbing ivy on a tortoiseshell ground. A branch form handle, yellow ochre ri...

A French Barbotine majolica pitcher or large jug, in the form of a performing Circus bear, holding his drum and a drumstick. Attributed to Orchies or possibly Poet Laval, circa late ...

An early, English Majolica birds nest pitcher, maker unknown, circa 1875. A wonderful example of a desirable mold in unusual bright Majolica glazing. Showing a design of a mother ...

A full figured English majolica Toby jug, showing a gentleman in 19th century dress, holding a mug of ale in his hand. He wears a tri-cornered hat, vest and britches, and a long over...

An English majolica glazed character jug showing a hunter holding a gray hare in a basket. The hunter wears a tri-cornered hat festooned with ivy. His rustic clothing is of the perio...

Unusually large, this Toby jug has all the character you could ever want. Rosy features, a fine smile, and auburn chops set this guy apart from all the rest. Don't miss this fine jug.

A large Copeland jug with a humorous scene showing two silly riders racing donkey carts. Marked on the bottom “Going To The Derby” inside the outline of a horseshoe (see image #10). ...

A monumental English or perhaps Scottish Majolica ewer or oversize jug, showing a stork and a crane wading in a marsh or pond with cattails and bulrushes. The handle is made of the l...

A fantastic Thomas Sergent Palissy majolica ewer, France, circa 1870. This tall ewer is modeled as a serpent emerging from a spiral shell, the snake’s open mouth forming the pour spo...

A French, mixed earths, Apt ware pitcher decorated with brown, black and cream colored earthenware (terre mêlée). The tight multicolored patterns were formed by wedging colored cla...

A pair of 19th century English splatterware pitchers with finely dappled glaze and striated necks.

This is a beautiful example of an authentic, 19th century French water pitcher from the Provence region. Glazed internally and externally, this wonderful sunshine-yellow jug has a la...

Hard to find with yellow glazing, this colorful French pitcher with a glaze upper portion was created in Southern France, circa 1860. Made of earthenware, the pitcher features an ele...

Copeland Late Spode "Avondale" Water Pitcher, England. Earthenware pottery. Rococo Revival style decorated with baskets of flowers, flowers & trailing vines.

19th century French glazed earthenware water jug with it's spout ingeniously incorporated into one of it's handles. This jug is a good example of what was once a commonplace househol...

Remarkable pair of 19th Century Palissy ware Portuguese pitchers handcrafted in earthenware or clay, coated with colored glazes and decorated in a whimsical array of reptiles, bugs a...

A very pretty early mocha ware pitcher. Made in England, circa 1800. Decorated with bands of light and dark brown and engine turned dots inside a band of dark brown. For an image of ...

Pair of charming little pitcher in Moustiers earthenware with a floral décor, France 19th century.  

A lovely 19th century French country earthenware terra cotta pitcher or water jug with green glaze.

A relaxed, yet refined terracotta pitcher - made in France - towards the end of the 19th century.