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: Jugs,Toby Jugs in Ceramics and Glassware
description ( and estimated value in GBP )
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Masonic, a near pair of 19th century Sunderland lustre jugs decorated, The Entered Apprentice Song, pillars, figures, temple, square and compasses with mottos 22cm
£60-80
Masonic, a 19th century Sunderland lustre jug decorated The Apprentice Song, arms, 2 pillars, beehive, all seeing eye within a triangle, marked PJE 20cm
£40-60
Masonic, a near pair of Scottish 19th century pottery jugs with monochrome transfer decoration of square, compass, swords, pillars, 18cm, (one marked John Hay Glass and Ceramic Merchants Greenock and one has cracks with old staple repairs), together with 1 other decorated keystone, all seeing eye, square and compasses and thistles marked H Greenslade 22cm (cracks and slight chip to rim)
£60-80
Masonic, a Victorian Sunderland lustre jug decorated a View of The Iron Bridge, motto of friendship, love and truth marked James Nye 1859 (spout restored), discoloured in places 16cm and 1 other decorated numerous symbols including all seeing eye, coffin, globe, serpent, etc (star crack and discoloured)
£60-80
Masonic, a 19th century pottery jug with monochrome transfer decoration seated mason, mason's arms, pillars and motto 12cm together with 3 similar jugs 13cm, 11cm and 9cm
£50-75
Masonic, a 19th century Sunderland lustre jug with monochrome transfer decoration of seated masons with arms of masons and motto to reverse "Hail Masonry Divine" 13cm
£50-75