A few examples of appraisal values for
CREAMWARE PITCHER

• GROUP OF FOUR CERAMIC
  GROUP OF FOUR CERAMIC PITCHERSComprising: A French majolica pitcher, molded mark An English transfer printed and enriched pitcher, unmarked An English creamware pitcher, unmarked An English Ironstone pitcher, black printed mark The largest 8 3/4 x 8 x 5 1/2 in. Condition Each with minor wear. The transfer printed with minor losses to the decoration and a star shaped crack to the base. The creamware with heavy staining and a chip to the spout. The ironstone with two minor cracks to handle. Otherwise in good condition.Not withstanding this report or any discussion concerning condition of a lot, all lots are offered and sold "as is" in accordance with our conditions of sale.
• LIVERPOOL CREAMWARE PITCHER WITH
  LIVERPOOL CREAMWARE PITCHER WITH AMERICAN SHIPEnglish, early 19th century, one side color transfer decorated with an American ship, the other side with a maiden gesturing towards an American ship as it sails away, with the phrase "Hope" underneath, 9 x 9 in. Provenance: Estate of Lois and Vincent King, Southampton, New York Condition: spider crack to side, some chips to foot, small glaze flakes to rim and handle edge, scratches and abrasions
• LIVERPOOL MASONIC CREAMWARE
  LIVERPOOL MASONIC CREAMWARE PITCHEREngland, early 19th century, one side transfer decorated with verse II of the ?Entered Apprentice Song? in a wreath surround with Masonic symbols, the other side decorated with more Masonic symbols and imagery flanked by two columns, with figures overhead representing Faith, Hope and Charity, 11 x 10-3/4 in. Provenance: Estate of Lois and Vincent King, Southampton, New York Condition: spider crack to side, two hairlines at spout attachment, chip to foot rim, scratches and abrasions
• THREE PRATTWARE CERAMIC
  THREE PRATTWARE CERAMIC PITCHERSearly 19th century, comprising: hunt scene, molded frieze of two figures with horses and dogs attacking a stag, acorn and oak leaf border, basket weave decoration to lower half, scrolled handle, 5-3/4 in.; luster decorated example with molded frieze of a rabbit hunt, depicting two gentleman and dogs, grape and ivy leaf border, lower part molded in relief, 6-3/4 in.; example with each side depicting a maiden in relief on orange peel ground, depicting Peace holding an olive branch and Plenty grasping a cornucopia filled with fruits, and a sheaf of corn, semicircle border, acanthus leaf border to base, molded "EY/IY" to base, 7 in.; together with a Staffordshire creamware pitcher with a cartouche having a hand painted castle by the sea, body with attached stones, C scroll handle, 6-7/8; and Pratt Ware 1780-1840 , by John and Griselda Lewis, Baron Publishing, 1984 Note: First pitcher in Pratt Ware 1780-1840 , by John and Griselda Lewis, Baron Publishing, 1984, page 174. Second pitcher in Pratt Ware 1780-1840 , by John and Griselda Lewis, Baron Publishing, 1984, page 175. Third pitcher in Pratt Ware 1780-1840 , by John and Griselda Lewis, Baron Publishing, 1984, page 209. Provenance: Private Charleston Collection Condition: spotting, discoloration, residue, dirty interiors, wear to bases, anomalies (as made), crazing, rubbing to painted decoration, a few with labels to base, Staffordshire with spider crack and hairlines, chips to rim and spout
• (4) ENGLISH IRONSTONE PITCHERS
  (4) ENGLISH IRONSTONE PITCHERS 19th/20th c., including a Victorian bone china transferware pitcher, water pitcher with molded diaper and foliate decoration, creamware pitcher with mother and child reserves, and a pearlware cream jug with luster decoration, largest: 9" h
• A Wedgwood Britannia and Etruria
  A Wedgwood Britannia and Etruria Panel and Nautical Creamware Pitchers 19th Century includes four pitchers, each with significant restoration. Height of largest pitcher 9 3/8 inches. Panel 4 3/4 x 3 3/8 inches. Property from the Collection of the Legendary Dealer Norm Flayderman
• An 1804 Masonic Creamware Pitcher
  An 1804 Masonic Creamware Pitcher with Jefferson quote and U.S. seal to front. Height 8 inches. Property from the Collection of the Legendary Dealer Norm Flayderman
• Two Commemorative Creamware
  Two Commemorative Creamware Pitchers and Two Ale Mugs 19th Century including a Cook Pottery Flagship Olympia creamer, a Reform Bill pitcher, a mug depicting An East View of Liverpool Light House & Signals and one with drinking poem. Height of largest 7 inches. Property from the Collection of the Legendary Dealer Norm Flayderman
• Four Patriotic Creamware Pitchers
  Four Patriotic Creamware Pitchers 19th Century including a Captain Jones and Commodore Perry commemorative pitcher, a Washington in Glory pitcher, a polychrome decorated pitcher, and a Success to America pitcher. Height of largest 10 1/2 inches. Property from the Collection of the Legendary Dealer Norm Flayderman
• A Liverpool Transfer-Decorated
  A Liverpool Transfer-Decorated Creamware Pitcher Early 20th Century with a partially hand-painted depiction of the Ship Caroline, the Shipwright's Arms on verso and James Leech under spout. Height 8 3/4 inches. Property from the Collection of the Legendary Dealer Norm Flayderman
• LIVERPOOL JUG FOR EARLY AMERICAN
  LIVERPOOL JUG FOR EARLY AMERICAN MARKET Early 19th c. English Creamware Pitcher, unmarked but likely by Herculaneum Pottery, with transfer decoration for the American market -- a spreadwing eagle atop a cannon above a cartouche with "Peace, Plenty and Independence" flanked by allegorical figures, an American flagged three-mast sailing ship, and crest of eagle, stars, shield and "E Pluribus Unum" below the spout, 10" high, 10 1/4" x 6 3/4". Rim flakes and restoration area, body hairlines and interior restoration area, foot chips.
• 4pc Roseville Juvenile and
  4pc Roseville Juvenile and Creamware Pitchers 3'' to 7.5'' - Some damage
• TWO 19TH C. MOCHA WARE PITCHERS.
  TWO 19TH C. MOCHA WARE PITCHERS. Larger banded creamware pitcher with rust and green colored bands and seaweed decoration, 8”H; Yellow ware pitcher with blue seaweed decoration, 6”H.
• Henry Hallett 1781 creamware
  Henry Hallett 1781 creamware pitcher, marked "Henry Hallett" and "A friend that is social and makes not to free/To a pot of my liquor right welcome shall be/But he that is proud or ill natured may pass/By my door to an alehouse and pay for his glass/1781" encircled by vines and flowers, base with old paper label "Frances L. Dickson", Staffordshire, England, 7-1/2 in. 2 in. repair and retouch to foot, small star crack in base, scattered small spout chips. Lindsay Grigsby Antiques
• Wedgwood Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
  Wedgwood Henry Wadsworth Longfellow Jug English second half 19th century. A transfer-printed and polychrome decorated creamware pitcher by Josiah Wedgwood & Sons with portrait of Longfellow on obverse and first stanza of Longfellow's poem Keramos on reverse. Titles of author's books around neck Excelsior/Hiawatha/Evangeline/Miles Standish with the underside printed Manufactured by Josiah Wedgwood & Sons Etruria / For Richard Briggs / Boston / Registerd. in Great Britain / and France / Also in the United States. Marked below with impressed Wedgwood and red painted R 7920; ht. 6.5 in. Condition: Wear to surface cracking of glaze at spout.
• Seven pieces British ceramics:
  Seven pieces British ceramics: two Leeds creamware pitchers with similar floral bouquets, one 7 in., chips and repairs to spout, surface losses and abrasions, base with star cracks , one 3 in., extensive cracks, chips and restorations throughout ; miniature tripod teapot, white with applied blue decoration, paw feet, 3-1/4 in., handle repaired, spout chip, one foot restored, lacking finial, other rim chips and abrasions, minor loss to blue decoration; two handleless cups, 1-3/4 in. with matching 4-3/4 in. cup plates, green and purple floral decoration and borders, one cup with rim chips and related cracks, one cup with foot chip, surface abrasions, chips and losses, cup plates in good condition, one with minor rim chip , probably British, all late 18th century, (seven pieces). Deaccessioned from MESDA and Old Salem to benefit the Acquisition Fund.
• Two black transfer-printed
  Two black transfer-printed creamware pitchers circa 1815 Each of ovoid form with pink lustre banding, the first decorated on one side with "Decator" and with "Lawrence" verso; the second, decorated on one side with "The Wasp & Reindeer" and with "Second view of Com. Perry's Victory" and below the spout, an eagle with outstretched wings and E Pluribus Unum. H: 4 1/2 and 7 1/4 in. The creamer with a crazed, darkened surface, minor chips to foot ring, wear to lustre banding. Pitcher, old repair at base, Wasp and Reindeer side, crazed darkened surface.
• Black transfer-printed and enameled
  Black transfer-printed and enameled creamware pitcher attributed to herculaneum pottery, early 19th century Of elongated ovoid form, decorated with views of sailors, 'Tom Truelove Going to Sea' and reverse 'Jack Spritsail Coming on Shore' with compass star under spout. H: 10 1/8 in. PROVENANCE: From the collection of Harry Wetherstine, Germantown, PA. ,500-2,500 Minor wear to top edge and along base.
• Creamware pitcher, double strap
  Creamware pitcher, double strap handle, beaded borders, iron red and blue floral bouquets, raised decoration at handle mounts, probably English, late 18th century, 8 in. Surface wear and loss of decoration, scattered spots, discoloration, long flake rim chips.
• Five pieces English ceramics:
  Five pieces English ceramics: creamware pitcher with double strap handle, English, late 18th century, 4-1/4 in., scattered spout chips; cream pitcher, paneled octagonal body with raised floral decoration, 4-7/8 in., surface wear and losses, spout chips; 4-1/4 in. pear-shaped cream pitcher with two 2-1/2 in. matching cups, fine black and gilt swag and tassel decoration, English, late 18th/early 19th century, minor gilt losses, pitcher with rim wear with slight chips.
• Rare small transfer printed
  Rare small transfer printed creamware pitcher attributed to herculaneum pottery, early 19th century Decorated with "America lamenting the death of her favorite son" (McCauley No. 62) and "E Pluribus Unum" ( McCauley No. 153). H: 5 7/8 in. PROVENANCE: Alice Carter, London, England Restoration to base and spout. Some scratches to transfer. Two small hairlines, each approx. 1/2 in. at rim.
• Sepia transfer printed creamware
  Sepia transfer printed creamware pitcher Decorated with a cartoon showing a caged Napoleon in a boat with captions "A present from Waterloo by Marshalls Wellington & Blucher," and "My Dear Megg of Wapping We shall soon have him on Shore and shiver my timbers if ever We Let him loose again," the reverse decorated with a three-masted ship flying the American flag. H: 8 in. PROVENANCE: Richard Marden, Wolfeboro, New Hampshire Hairline, approx. 2 in. to left of spout. Possible resotration to ship side, at base as well as center of ship (some inpainting). Restoration to spout. Minor scuffs to transfer.
• Black transfer printed and hand
  Black transfer printed and hand painted creamware pitcher late 18th/early 19th century Of elongated ovoid form decorated with hand-painted coat of arms on one side and the "Farmers Arms" and floral sprig on reverse; another sprig of flowers under spout. H: 9 1/2 in. PROVENANCE: Roger T. Powers Collection, Baltimore, Maryland Crack Radiating downward from rim, approx. 7 in. Star crack to lower right of handle. Three chips to spout (discoloration surrounding chips). Some scratches and enamel loss particularly to coat of arms
• Black transfer-printed and
  Black transfer-printed and polychromed creamware pitcher herculaneum pottery Of ovoid form decorated with the rare "Deus Nobis Haec Otia Fecit" with chain of the thirteen states (Mc No. 182) on one side and three-masted ship flying the American Flag heightened with polychrome on the other side. H: 8 1/2 in. PROVENANCE: James Julia Auctions, Fairfield, Maine, 2002 Chip to spout. Hairline at handle, beginning at left side and extending up and over to right side, approx. 4 in. Small area (approx. 1/4 x 2 in.) of discoloration to foot ring. Five small star cracks to base. Minor scratches to transfer and enamel.
• Black transfer-printed creamware
  Black transfer-printed creamware pitcher Of Ovoid form decorated with "Washington in Glory America in Tears" (McCauley No. 65) and "Peace Plenty and Independence" on reverse, with Great Seal of the United States under spout,. H: 9 in. PROVENANCE: Roger T. Powers, Baltimore, Maryland Chip to spout and rim interior. Firing crack (approx. 1 in.) to top of handle where it joins the body, surrounded on either side by hairlines (approx. 1 in.). Minor scratches to transfer. Two areas of crazing, ''Peace and Plenty'' side, to right of eagle, and to the lower front.
• Rare black transfer-printed
  Rare black transfer-printed creamware pitcher Ovoid form decorated with "Prosperity to the United States of America" showing the first Census of 1790, with "From many one" with motto "E Pluribus Unum and ring of sixteen states. H: 8 in. PROVENANCE: William Kurau, Lampeter, Pennsylvania Chip to tip of spout. Crack to right side of spout (where it meets the body) that extends down and around and 1 in. up the left side of spout. Star crack to base (that goes through to interior), one arm extending up the body, 3 in. on Census side. Hairline on ''Seal'' side approx. 2 in. within South Carolina ring. Minor scratches to transfer.
• Roseville Conventional Floral
  Roseville Conventional Floral Creamware pitcher and tumbler with Arts & Crafts motif. Unmarked. The tumbler is in excellent condition. The pitcher has a small filled chip to the rim and a few age lines to the base. 6 5/8'' and 4'' tall.
• Two Roseville pitchers including
  Two Roseville pitchers including a Creamware pitcher with flowers and blue banding and an orange banded utility pitcher. The orange pitcher is marked Rv. Chips and light hairlines. 4 3/4'' and 6 1/4'' tall.
• CREAMWARE PITCHER. England 1st
  CREAMWARE PITCHER. England 1st quarter-19th century. Liverpool-type with black transfers and some handcoloring. American ship eagle and women ''Peace Plenty and Independence'' and a medallion with ''John H. Murfey''. Imperfections. 8''h. Hairlines chips and spaling on the underside
• Liverpool black transfer
  Liverpool black transfer decorated parcel-gilt creamware pitcher, first quarter-19th century "The Shipwright's Arms," Great Seal of the United States, and Man of War ship decoration, 10 in. H., 9 in. W.
• Liverpool black transfer
  Liverpool black transfer decorated parcel-gilt creamware pitcher, first quarter-19th century naval engagement, Great Seal of the United States, and mountain river landscape decoration; 10 in. H., 9 1/2 in. W.
• Black transfer-printed and enameled
  Black transfer-printed and enameled creamware pitcher attributed to herculaneum pottery, early 19th century Of elongated ovoid form, decorated with ship, the reverse with figure of Hope, and under spout thirteen stars above 'E. Pluribus Unum' or great American Seal. H: 10 in. PROVENANCE: From the collection of Harry Wetherstine, Germantown, PA. ,000-1,500 Wear along lip and base. Large old repair along top on one side.
• Assorted Staffordshire transferware
  Assorted Staffordshire transferware tablewares 19th century Comprising a blue transferware soup tureen decorated with a family before a river view; a black and white soup tureen, cover and stand decorated in "Plaid and Star" pattern and heightened with gilt; and a red transferware pitcher decorated with a farming scene; together with a large green transferware creamware pitcher decorated with an all over floral motif. PROVENANCE: From the collection of James and Candace McIlhenny, Alexandria, Virginia