Antique Earthenware Pitcher

A Mochaware pitcher with bands of light blue and midnight brown slip decoration made in England

A rare and desirable, late 19th century French Barbotine Majolica, anthropomorphic absinthe pitcher

A French Barbotine dog pitcher attributed to George Dreyfus, circa 1890. Glazed in a watery finish

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 French majolica glazed Absinthe water pitcher formed as a sitting Chimpanzee in a maître d’hôtel

Decorate a kitchen with this elegant pair of water or wine pitchers from Provence. Hand crafted in

A French Barbotine majolica pig water pitcher, Frie Onnaing, circa 1921. Known as the ‘Maitre

Mocha ware pitcher England, circa 1815. Decorated with baby blue bands of slip and bands of three

From Le Poët-Laval, a French Majolica glazed pottery demi-litre wine or water pitcher, Circa 1930

An English Wedgwood Majolica pitcher, an aesthetic movement mold showing a snail shell against

A French Barbotine majolica pitcher or large jug, in the form of a performing Circus bear, holding

Made in England circa 1800, this large and exquisite mochaware pitcher is decorated with 16 bands

An Absinthe pitcher formed as a sitting Whippet, Keller & Guerin St. Clément, circa 1900 – 1910

This Sunderland lustre jug or pitcher is that rare piece of English pottery that is a piece of

Bring colors to your kitchen with these antique glazed oil pitchers; created in Turkey, circa 1920

An early, English Majolica birds nest pitcher, maker unknown, circa 1875. A wonderful example of

A 19th century English art pottery pitcher in glazed earthenware, with fabulous muted color and

earthenware Barbotine majolica pitcher is brightly glazed in red, orange and shades of green. His tail

Minton Secessionist No.36 jug. Decorated in shades of green, blue and orange with dark green tube lined Art Nouveau flower motifs. Cream interior. Maker's marks, including printed 'M...

the bottom “Going To The Derby” inside the outline of a horseshoe (see image #10). Made of earthenware

Minton secessionist no.6 pitcher. Decorated with gray tube lining on ochre ground. Cream interior

A drabware jug decorated with impressed scenes of classical figures. Made in England at the beginning of the 19th century.

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.

good condition with some losses to glaze. These glazed earthenware vessels were used as part of daily

Minton Secessionist No.19 jug and wash bowl. Decorated in shades of blue and yellow with grey tube lined art nouveau flower motifs. Cream interior to both. Maker's marks, including p...

A Prattware jug telling the tale of the old nursery rhyme, “The Fox and The Goose,”. On one side it shows “Old Mother Slipper Slopper unleashing a savage dog, while John stands agape...

Minton secessionist No.35 jug and wash bowl. Decorated in shades of green and brown with green tube lined Art Nouveau motifs. Cream interior to both. Maker's marks, including printed...

Minton Secessionist No.8 jug and wash bowl. Decorated in shades of blue, orange and green. Grey tube lined art nouveau stylized motifs. Cream interior to both. Maker's marks, includi...

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...

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 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...

Vintage handmade French jug/pitcher with handle. Please note that a collection is available (image

Original hand painted earthenware pottery with handle. Terracotta background with touches of green

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

A French, mixed earths, Apt ware pitcher decorated with brown, black and cream colored earthenware

19th century French glazed earthenware water jug with it's spout ingeniously incorporated into one

This is a beautiful example of an authentic, 19th century French water pitcher from the Provence

An extremely rare Samuel Alcock & Co., English Majolica Mask and Ivy Pitcher, circa 1875. Fresh to

Remarkable pair of 19th Century Palissy ware Portuguese pitchers handcrafted in earthenware or clay

A very pretty early mocha ware pitcher. Made in England, circa 1800. Decorated with bands of light

created in Southern France, circa 1860. Made of earthenware, the pitcher features an elegant double handle

A 19th century English art pottery pitcher in glazed earthenware, with fabulous muted color and

) 1956 turned pitcher, white earthenware clay, oxidized paraffin white enamel black, inscribed Editions

" height x 9" diameter. We have a large collection of French terracotta pots and pitchers. These ordinary

vessels is carefully arranged on a stone ledge: a copper pan, pewter pitcher, earthenware jugs, a handled

Beautiful serene shape. This can be used in addition to a beautiful object

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

This is a very rare large pitcher from Friesland from the 17th century. The yellow interior glaze

. The understated earthenware pitcher has a classic form, unfinished exterior and a single handle for

A brown glazed earthenware pitcher designed and produced by Höganas Keramik, Sweden, 1920s.

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

Yellow glazed earthenware jug with simple decoration. Circa 1900 H 19cm x W 21cm x D 16cm

Minton Majolica jug/pitcher which features oak leaves and acorns and a snail molded on the handle

Minton Majolica jug/pitcher which features oak leaves and acorns to the sides and a snail to the

Minton Majolica jug/pitcher which features a handle in the form of a mermaid with entwined tail, a

From Sarreguemines, a French Majolica pig pitcher known as True Rieuse, or the Laughing Sow, date