Ralph
Wood Toby Jug 
This is a nice example of a Ralph Wood Raised Glass toby jug. Sometimes referred to as the no 51, as this jug can be found with the number 51 impressed into theunderside of the base.
It is an extremely good quality jug with very crisp modelling and a nice attention to detail. He is in very nice condition.
Price Band:F Ref: CC299
Black
Man Toby Jug 
Believed to have been produced by the Portobello pottery, around 1840, it is thought that the black man toby jug was made as a gesture against slavery. It is aquite a rare jug, as only a small number are known to have been made - some seated & some standing. This one is fortunate enough to have retained its original hat crown!
Price Band: D Ref: CC189
Unusually Large Snufftaker
Standing
at almost 11" high, this snuff taker is quite an eye-catching
jug.
The simplicity of the gold coloured embellishments help highlight the detailing which includes attractive relief moulded grapes and vines to the base and handle.
Ref: CC143
Stepped Base Toby
This
is another quality Toby Jug where the modelling & attention
to detail is superb! Look
at the foam on his ale which has a bubbling-effect; the strands
of his hair; his prominent teeth - he almost comes alive!
What makes this jug unusual is that it has what is known as a "Stepped" base, - where the underside of the base has an indent to the front raising it slightly higher than the rest. As yet I have not discovered the purpose of this.
Price Band: D Ref: CC146
Early 19th Century Pearlware Jug
This is
a nicely
coloured Pearlware
jug in an unusual blue and yellow combination.is lHe is clutching a large balluster
jug between both hands and has a pipe at his side.
Dating from the early 1800's, he has all the characteristics of a quality jug, with nice blueing to the glaze, and a foaming head of froth bubbling from his jug.
Winston Churchill
This
is another example of a splendid 20th century Toby Jug, modelled
by Leonard Jarvis and depicting Sir Winston Churchill in his famous
"victory" pose.
He holds brushes & a paint palette in one hand, and around his feet are a trowel and an inkwell & quill, to illustrate his multiple talents.
Produced in a Limited Edition, this is a very rare find.
Price Band:F Ref: SB50
Early 19th Century Davenport Toby
This
is a good example of a Davenport Toby Jug, with lovely bright green
coat, and yellow breeches, and a sponged base &
handle.
Has the Davenport mark of 1836 impressed to the underside of the base & is in near perfect condition.
Ref: CC320
The Squire
At
11.5" high, this
is another imposing jug decorated in quite an unusual green sponged
pattern with brown hat & shoes.
Holding a foaming brownware jug in his hand, he is quite an eye-catcher and would make a nice addition to any collection.
Price Band: D Ref: CC 117