A few examples of appraisal values for
BRITISH MOCHAWARE JUG

• English mochaware jug mochaware
  English mochaware jug mochaware seaweed pattern cann and a mochaware cup and saucer with Greek key and agate decoration 19th century; 1) jug - with black marbleized decoration and wing-turned mouth and base 5 in. H.; 2) cann - with brown seaweed decoration 2 3/4 in. H.; 3) handleless cup and saucer - with Greek key border and agate band 5 in. Diam. Estimate $ 200-300 Jug - staining hairline cracks; seaweed cann - hairline cracks and wear; agate mold - heavy staining from use and wear.
• 19th century mochaware mug 6 1/2''
  19th century mochaware mug 6 1/2'' high with polychrome decoration large crack
• An English medieval jug, 14th -
  An English medieval jug, 14th - 15th Century, of so-called Border ware, the round body beneath a grooved cylinder neck, decorated with a mottled yellow-green glaze, 15.5cm high/Note: bought from Jonathan Horne /Provenance: from the Henry Sandon Study Collection
• A James MacIntyre & Co pottery
  A James MacIntyre & Co pottery hot water jug designed by William Moorcroft moulded and painted with flowers in shades of blue 5.25ins high (printed mark to base - circa 1900 - pewter lid missing)
• FOUR PIECES OF MOCHAWARE POTTERY
  FOUR PIECES OF MOCHAWARE POTTERY 19TH CENTURY comprising a large seaweed pattern ale jug in puce and blue between brown concentric bands and yellow ground, a one-pint mug with Victorian excise mark, 13cm high; a one-quart jug with Victorian excise mark, both with tree patterns and blue and brown bands and marks to the base; and a mug with seaweed pattern, yellow ground and brown bands, 10.3cm high(4)Ale jug 25cm high
• ENGLISH 19TH CENTURY LARGE MOCHA
  ENGLISH 19TH CENTURY LARGE MOCHA WARE JUG (PRE-GLAZE CHIP TO HANDLE), HEIGHT: 9-1/2 INEnglish 19th Century Large Mocha Ware Jug (Pre-Glaze Chip to Handle), Height: 9-1/2 in
• FIVE MOCHA WARE OBJECTSBritish,
  FIVE MOCHA WARE OBJECTSBritish, 19th century, comprising: an earthworm pitcher with blue and yellow; a seaweed pitcher with blue band; and three seaweed mugs, largest 6-3/4 in. Provenance: Private Georgia Collection Condition: earthworm pitcher crazing, restorations to handle, minor chips; seaweed pitcher restorations to lip, discoloration around base, restoration to handle; three mugs having scattered chips and crazing
• *A Collection of Five Mochaware
  *A Collection of Five Mochaware Articles comprising a pitcher a bowl and three mugs with various decoration together with a spatterware pitcher and a chamber pot and an associated stoneware vase with applied floral decoration. Height 7 5/8 inches.
• English pink lustreware ceramic jug
  English pink lustreware ceramic jug first quarter-19th century; molded relief interior scene decoration with fish scale border, 5 1/2 in. H., 6 1/2 in. W.
• Moorcroft Jug decorated in Rennie
  Moorcroft Jug decorated in Rennie Macintosh Tribute design height 24cm dated 1995 (seconds)
• An early 19th Century Mortlake
  An early 19th Century Mortlake stoneware jug with applied mouldings showing a hunting scene 6.75ins high (impressed mark ''Kishere Mortlake'' - chipped) a Mortlake jug with an applied oval of ''Toby Belcher'' and a hunting scene 7.25ins high (impressed ''Kishere'' - chipped) and three other pieces of stoneware (all damaged)
• TWO ENGLISH CREAMWARE
  TWO ENGLISH CREAMWARE POLYCHROME-DECORATED TEAWARES AND A CREAMWARE CREAM JUGTWO ENGLISH CREAMWARE POLYCHROME-DECORATED TEAWARES AND A CREAMWARE CREAM JUG , the first two painted with cabbage rose bouquets and scattered flowers, including a teapot of cylindrical form, the flat cover with flower finial, straight spout and entwined rope twist handle, h: 4.25 in.; the two-handled sugar bowl and cover with flower finial and overlapping strap handles, h: 4.5 in.; and the cream jug of barrel form the entwined rope twist handle with foliage terminals, h: 4.5 in. (3) Provenance: With Lindsay Grigsby, Richmond, VA, January 1990 (the teapot and cover); Horst Auctions, Ephrata, PA (the sugar bowl and cover); With Garry Atkins, London, 11 April, 1995 (the cream jug); Estate of Tom and Lee Stanley English Creamware Collection
• An English creamware Whieldon
  An English creamware Whieldon type jug and cover and a tea bowl, decorated in running brown, green and cobalt glazes , circa 1750, 16.5cm high
• ENGLISH MOCHAWARE BEER MUG c. 1808,
  ENGLISH MOCHAWARE BEER MUG c. 1808, with a central inscription bordered by two cream-colored bands with black zig-zag decoration on blue ground, 8" h
• A Worcester hot milk jug, c1765,
  A Worcester hot milk jug, c1765, with underglaze blue border and painted with three Chinese figures, 11cm h More Information Star crack in base; wear scratches to decoration
• MOCHAWARE BOWL, WITH A PITCHER.19th
  MOCHAWARE BOWL, WITH A PITCHER.19th Century. The mochware bowl (12in diam.) with seaweed decoration, together with a sponge-decorated pitcher (10in h). Condition: : Pitcher with small foot rim chip losses.
• TWO PIECES OF ANTIQUE ENGLISH
  TWO PIECES OF ANTIQUE ENGLISH MOCHAWARE19th CenturyWith worm decoration. Consists of a mug height 5 and a pitcher height 6''.Provenance: From the Herreshoff House in Bristol Rhode Island from the estate of Norman Herreshoff. Proceeds to benefit the restoration of The Herreshoff House.''
• Early Moorcroft Macintyre
  Early Moorcroft Macintyre Aurelian Ware Jug height 17cm (cracked and chip to rim)
• ENGLISH MOCHAWARE PITCHER Early
  ENGLISH MOCHAWARE PITCHER Early 19th c., decorated with incised cream-colored ornamentation and engine-turned band on blue ground, 9" h
• A late 18th Century Derby porcelain
  A late 18th Century Derby porcelain moulded hot water jug and cover painted in blue with gilt highlights 9ins high (puce mark to base - pattern No. and gilder's and decorator's numbers - small chip to lid)
• Earthenware Jug and Plate
  Earthenware Jug and Plate American late 19th century. Includes a brown glazed jug and mottled green glazed plate; jug ht. 5.75 in. plate dia. 5 in. Condition: Loss of glaze to plate and jug is chipped around the mouth.
• A late 19th century Royal Worcester
  A late 19th century Royal Worcester jug with applied lizard the body of basket weave design. Approx. 15 cm high with registered number 226402 to base also numbered 1714.
• ENGLISH TOOLED MOCHAWARE QUART
  ENGLISH TOOLED MOCHAWARE QUART MUG 19th c., with brown, blue and yellow ochre banding with engine-turned decoration, unmarked, 6 1/4"h
• ASSORTED ENGLISH CERAMIC JUGS
  ASSORTED ENGLISH CERAMIC JUGS Comprising one pearlware with figural reliefs two graduated quilted with silver lustre highlights two Masons bottle form two graduated Opaque China and two in Japan pattern; 2 3/4 x 6 1/2 in.
• A large English porcelain mug,
  A large English porcelain mug, mid 19th Century, the cylindrical body brightly painted with bouquets of flowers flanking the gilt initials JDS, 13.75cm high
• COLLECTION OF ENGLISH MAJOLICA LATE
  COLLECTION OF ENGLISH MAJOLICA LATE 19TH CENTURY comprising a teapot and cover, probably Holdcroft, modelled as a Chinese boy on a large coconut, indistinct painted mark, 14.5cm high; a Minton twin-handled vase, with an aubergine glaze, the body raised on three elephant head supports, on a triform plinth base, with gilt highlights, impressed marks, numbered 1738, date mark for 1872, 21cm high; a Royal Worcester Aesthetic style teapot, of square section form, moulded with butterfly and foliate designs, the handle formed as a lizard, impressed factory mark, 14.5cm high; and a Royal Worcester leaf moulded jug with leaf handle, impressed factory mark(4)Jug 24cm high
• A PAIR OF ENGLISH MAJOLICA
  A PAIR OF ENGLISH MAJOLICA FIGURAL JUGS Circa 1870s; whimsical jug with wide mouth bird and monkey handle, probably Brownfield Pottery, 14 in. H.
• A Wedgwood majolica jug with pewter
  A Wedgwood majolica jug with pewter lid the sides with moulded shell decoration a Staffordshire flat-back figure "Rival" a lustre ware moustache cup and saucer and a Chinese blue and white vase converted as a lamp
• Majolica Teapot, Duck Dish British,
  Majolica Teapot, Duck Dish British, 19th century, teapot, gentleman wearing derby hat and climbing tree, 9-3/4 in.; lidded duck on attached lily pad underplate, 4-1/4 x 9 in.,
• REDWARE JAR AND STONEWARE JUG. Late
  REDWARE JAR AND STONEWARE JUG. Late 19th century. A European handled redware jar with mottled green glaze. Glaze imperfections. 12.25"h. and a stone wave jug, lip with spout and brown glaze. Chip on lip. 9"h.
• Redware ovoid jug with black
  Redware ovoid jug with black manganese decoration; a crock and a pottery glazed teapot.
• Royal Doulton Small Character Jug
  Royal Doulton Small Character Jug Great Britains Britannia D7107 Limited Edition with Certificate
• WORCESTER KAKIEMON PATTERN CREAM
  WORCESTER KAKIEMON PATTERN CREAM JUG,18THC. BRITISH SCH...Fluted form with applied handle decorated with Êa stylized Pine, Bamboo and Prunus design with two birdsÊ Fretted square mark in underglaze blue ceramic 4.25 in. h. Condition: 1.25 in. hairline ending in rim flake near handle. Rim chip to the right of that. 2 hairlines to spout and 2 small flakes. Some glaze wear, more prominent at the ribs. Small hairline in foot. Small chips to foot.
• GROUP OF ENGLISH COUNTRY POTTERY
  GROUP OF ENGLISH COUNTRY POTTERY JUGS, 19TH CENTURYGROUP OF ENGLISH COUNTRY POTTERY JUGS, 19TH CENTURY, including jugs by Lakes Pottery Tauro with dipped glaze, Barnstable one-handled jug unglazed with yellow slip band at the rim, Fremington one-handled jug unglazed but with cream colored band at rim, Sussex one-handled jug with glaze, and Broseley Pottery, Shropshire (5) Provenance: All from Peter Highley Collection of Nancy and Andrew Ramage
• ENGLISH IMARI POTTERY &
  ENGLISH IMARI POTTERY & CONTEMPORARY JUG, 4 PCS Group of three pieces of 19th and early 20th century English Imari patterned pottery comprising a double handled platter with gilt accents, an Arthur Woods pattern 1015 gaudy Welsh type biscuit barrel, double handled amphora vase with gilt accents (marked 'N' & '2'); together with a contemporary pitcher with sea monster handle similar to Mason's 'Japan Basket'. All marked except the platter. Approx. of the vase, h. 10".
• Group of Worcester and Other
  Group of Worcester and Other English Porcelain, late 18th-20th century comprising: commemorative jug, 2 Richard Garbe plaques in cases, 24 various plates, 4 soup plates, 21 cups, 8 tea bowls, 21 saucers, small square dish, circular box cover, miniature jug, perfume flask and a 4-piece Scottie Wilson condiment set jug height 5.5 in — 14 cm impressed, printed and painted marks