Continental Novelty Majolica Pottery Character Lidded Tobacco Jar

Two delightful English Art Deco pottery novelty dog figures with glass eyes made by Fielding’s and Crown Devon and dating from the 1930’s. The small figures portray two small puppy d...

An unusual and rare English potlid believed to depict Jenny Lind and attributed to Ridgway and dating from around 1850. The lid is printed with a lady seated in a garden landscape in a rather elegant white ball gown...

A large and impressive mid-century Italian modernist art pottery vase formed in a retro ‘C’ shape and decorated in 'Scretziato Tobacco' glazes by...

A stylish stoneware studio pottery lidded container with brushed designs by renowned studio potter Janet Leach (British, 1918-1997) dating from around 1965. The container is of squat wide cylindrical shape and heavily hand potted standing on a flat round base. The cover with a small lip sits neatly in the top recess and the container has brushed tenmoku designs applied to the cover and base with tenmoku glazes to the inside and inner cover. The outer body unglazed. The container was made at the Leach Pottery in St Ives and bears impressed pottery...

Large Majolica Palissy tobacco jar attributed to Thomas Sergent, circa 1880 unsigned. Naturalistic movement of the end of 19th century. The jar have the shape of a trunk with a bir...

This antique art pottery covered tobacco or dresser jar was made by the James MacIntyre company of England, under the design direction of William Moorcroft...

This mid-century modern tobacco jar features an eye-catching porcelain base adorned with multilingual typography spelling out "Tobacco" in various scripts and designs. The wooden lid...

Origin: Delft Date: Second half of the 18th century Workshop unknown A genuine blue and white tobacco jar for the storage of tobacco with an original brass lid. The jar is inscrib...