Hydrangea Blossoms Molded Swiss Pitcher A beautiful Victorian jug or pitcher. It is 6" tall and 6" from spout to handle. Elaborately molded with a decal of maple leaf begonias in lavender and white. In excellent condition. From the mark, it seems to be from Basel, Switzerland and a pottery called Beck et Cie. There is a word that I can't make out in the mark, which may provide a further clue to this lovely pitchers origin. ca 1900.
Circa: ca 1900
Condition: Used
Size: 6"
Country of Origin: CH
Manufacturer: Beck et Cie  

Gray's Pottery Copper Lustre Coaching Scene A small pitcher with a coaching scene in England. It is trimmed in copper lustre, very popular from the late 18th to the mid 19th century. 3.25x4. In excellent condition.
Circa: late18th-early 19th century
Condition: Used
Size: 3.25x4
Country of Origin: GB
Manufacturer: Gray's Pottery  

Copper Lustre Pitcher Handpainted A small squatty pitcher hand painted with stylized pink flowers and leaves and trim in copper lustre. Copper lustre was very popular from the end of the 18th century to the mid 19th. Made by Lancaster Ltd. In Excellent condition. 2.25x3.5
Circa: late 18th early 19th century
Condition: Used
Size: 2.25x3.5
Country of Origin: GB
Manufacturer: Lancaster Ltd.  

Midwinter England Tranferware Creamer A small creamer or milk jug. Transferware, but badly done. The horse is headless and the cart is overturned. 2.25x3.25 Otherwise in excellent condition.
Circa: ca 1890s
Condition: Used
Size: 2.25x3.25
Country of Origin: GB
 

Tepco Restraurantware Plaid Creamer A small creamer that is restaurant ware with maroon lines or bars around the pitcher and green lines vertically to form a plaid pattern. Made by Tepco in the early to mid 20th century. In excellent condition.
Circa: early 20th century
Condition: Used
Size: 2.75x3
Country of Origin: US
Manufacturer: Tepco  

West German Stein A 9" made in West Germany stein with pewter lid. This one seems to me to be exceptionally well done. The molding is crisp and the colors vibrant. There is a bottom chip as shown. Price reflects. Otherwise in good condition.
Circa: 1950s
Condition: Used
Size: 9" tall
Country of Origin: DE
 

Half Pint Tankard Silverplate A worn, heavy silverplate tankard bearing all the proper marks required to assure that is a 1/2 pint measure. It appears to be heavy copper overlaid with silver, but is quite worn and tarnished. Fully hallmarked. No dents or dings and there dosen't seem to be any pitting. I haven't attempted to polish this piece as there may not be much silver left.
Circa: unknown
Condition: Used
Size: 3.8
Country of Origin: GB
 

Gerz West German Stein In all over beiges and browns, a fine pewter lidded stein from Gerz. Made in West Germany. Excellent condition.
Circa: mid 20th Century
Condition: Used
Size: 6.5x5
Country of Origin: DE
Manufacturer: Gerz  

Wash Basin Small Pitcher An ornate white pitcher that appears to be from a wash basin set. It would have been one of the smaller pitchers provided in an extensive set. There were up to 10 in a Victorian wash stand set. It is 5.5" tall and 6" wide with applied gold grapes and leaves. Some gold loss on the grapes. otherwise In excellent condition.
Circa: early 20th century
Condition: Used
Size: 5.5x6
Country of Origin: JP
 

Royal Worcester Pitcher A pure white fine china Royal Worcester creamer or small milk jug. It is 3" tall and 3" from spout to handle. Twig handle on rustic design. Made in England. In excellent condition.
Circa: unknown
Condition: Used
Size: 3x3
Country of Origin: GB
Manufacturer: Royal Worcester  

Tuscan Style Milk Jug or Pitcher A nice little "Tuscan" milk jug or pitcher. It has a basketweave background with arches in green and a spray of grape or ivy leaves on either side. Probably a studio painted piece, but very well done. In excellent condition. 4.75" tall and 5" from handle to spout. A decorative piece from the late 20th century
Circa: recent
Condition: Used
Size: 4.75x5
Country of Origin: US
 

Andrea by Sadek White & Gold Creamer A white and gold embossed pitcher that looks like a miniature wash pitcher from the previous century. It is a small creamer made by Andrea by Sadek. 3.5" tall and in excellent condition. Still has its original gold label.
Circa: mid 20th century
Condition: Used
Size: 3.5
Country of Origin: JP
 

Antique Pink Mug with Applied Gold Flowers A Victorian style mug used by the last owner as a shaving mug. In excellent condition. 3.25" tall
Circa: 1900-1920
Condition: Used
Size: 3.25x3
 

Blue Stoneware Pitcher Made In USA A 4.75" stoneware pitcher made in USA and marked. In excellent condition.
Circa: mid 20th Century
Condition: Used
Size: 4.75"
Country of Origin: US
 

Cream Pitcher with Stylized Flowers, Embossed and Flute Stylized flowers reminiscent of the style of the 30s are handpainted on this fluted and embossed pitcher. It is trimmed in gold. no maker's marks. 3.5" tall and 3.5 wide. In excellent condition with just a tiny bit of wear on the trim.
Circa: ca 1930s
Condition: Very Good
Size: 3.5
 

Gold Band Creamer from Japan A white and gold banded creamer or milk jug, 3.25" tall. It has a wide gold band that is etched with a leaf pattern. In excellent condition.
Circa: Mid 20th Century
Condition: Used
Size: 3.25
Country of Origin: JP
Manufacturer: unknown  

James Kent Tiny Creamer A charming tiny creamer or milk jug, made by James Kent of Fenton, England. It has a gold/yellow parchment like background with handpainted flowers. 2.5x3.25. In excellent condition.
Circa: unknown
Size: 2.5x3.25
Country of Origin: US
 

Radford England Milk Jug A charming milk jug or cream pitcher, made by Radford England. It has a cream background with lovely lavender and pink poppies handpainted. 5x6 In excellent condition.
Circa: early 20th century
Condition: Used
Country of Origin: GB
Manufacturer: Radford  

Salt Glaze Spongeware Pitcher A heavy salt glaze pottery water or milk pitcher, decorated with incised shell design around the upper rim. Blue and white spongeware pattern over a dark brown base. Manufacturing flaws are a glazed over bubble at lower foot, and a partially glazed crack at the spout, as shown. These were cheaply made utility vessels at the time (ca 1840s-1890s) and were prone to manufacturing flaws.
This one is considered in good but not excellent condition. 9" tall and 6" from spout to handle
Circa: mid to late 19th c
Condition: Used
Size: 9x6
Country of Origin: GB
 

Smiling Pig Cream Pitcher A Shawnee Pottery look-alike, but could be deLee Pottery pig pitcher. Unmarked. 3.5"x4" In excellent condition.
Circa: mid 20th century
Condition: Used
Size: 3.5x4
Country of Origin: US
Manufacturer: Unknown