Staffordshire Mug

Lot includes one coffee mug, one tea cup and saucer, one demitasse and saucer, and a British bone china (not Crown Staffordshire) round trinket box.

A charming Victorian pearlware glazed, transfer printed child’s mug with an applied loop handle, Staffordshire, England, circa 1840.

Set of 6 tea or coffee mugs - Staffordshire "Old Granite" Hearts & Flowers.

A set of 5 Staffordshire blue pottery mugs.

Darling antique Staffordshire mug hand-painted with animals on the outside with a fun whimsical frog on the inside.

A pottery creamware handled mug with a black transfer printed framed picture of children being frightened by demonic mask. The majority of these late 18th century creamware pieces ar...

Early ironstone cider mugs are rare. This one has an octagonal shape with a lovely high loop handle.

A fine antique English Sunderland Lustre creamware frog beer mug or cup. With of transfer of the Iron Bridge from Shropshire, England, which fords the River Severn and was the fir...

This is a rare and early Stone China (Ironstone) MUG which dates to the George 111 period, c.1815. made by the DAVENPORT factory of Longport, Staffordshire Potteries, England.

A large English Staffordshire mug with, the white body decorated with thick and thin cobalt blue bands.

A fine quality set of 4 large Staffordshire mugs, by Gibson's,each decorated with well defined transfer printed fish among vegetation in various colors on a cream ground on the front...

Staffordshire pottery child’s mug, c. 1830. Printed in underglaze blue, beneath a pearlware glaze, with a roundel inscribed ‘A PRESENT for THOMAS’.

Porcelain mug.An early nineteenth-century gilded mug with a bat print of a girl with dog, based on the contemporary painting by Sir Joshua Reynolds, Miss Bowles and her Dog (in the W...

A North England pottery ‘Racing’ child’s mug, c. 1840. Printed to the body, with a scene of a horse race, before cheering crowds in a grandstand. The print heightened in muted enamel...

A rare North England pearlware pottery mug, dated 1876. The waisted mug, printed in underglaze blue, with a titled scene ‘Fire Engine’, showing a horse drawn carriage, carrying firem...

An unusually large Scottish pottery Bacchus mug, Prestonpans, circa 1840. The finely modelled grinning head of Bacchus, beneath a moulded graping vine, decorated in typical glazes, a...

Fine English creamware mug, circa 1790. Printed in black with a scene of Britannia seated upon a rock, with a sailor smoking a pipe, above cases of merchandise. Looking out to sea, t...

Extremely unusual cylindrical waisted pearlware twin handed loving cup with printed transfers black and coloured enamels depict a woman kicking a man (her husband?), a child kicking ...

English mid 19th century Staffordshire ironstone double handled "frog" mug with relief molded hand painted scene on both sides, and a full bodied hand painted frog inside the mug.

This is a beautiful porcelain christening mug made in Staffordshire in the year 1867, which was the Victorian era.

Antique English pottery childs nursery ware pearlware tankard. A very good image of a quirky looking bird and the legend " For My Dear Girl" is hand decorated on the piece. The b...

A charming 19th century English Staffordshire pottery brown transferware child size mug with an image of a striding lion on the exterior and a geometric band on the interior rim, cir...

A very rare and fine Staffordshire porcellaneous mug, King George IV, dated 19th July 1829.

A Staffordshire pottery mochaware slip-decorated quart mug, English, early 19th century, with early make do tin replaced strap handle attached with pewter rivets, the embossed or rou...

Staffordshire Yellow Ground Bacchus Mask Mug. The yellow ground was one of the variants in which these jugs were made.

A fine Ralph Wood, Staffordshire creamware mug, circa 1770. The mug taking the form of the head of Bacchus, beneath carefully applied colored glazes.

In mint condition. The Staffordshire pottery mug features the stylized heraldry of English Royalty, with a lion wearing a crown and a unicorn, both delineated in brown bellflowers, ...

This evocative piece was produced in the 1815-1820 period in Staffordshire.

Large Staffordshire pottery loving mug, moulded with dogs and birds with internal surprise newt circa 1830.