Rodney's Sailor toby by Ralph Wood.
 
     Restoration to the side of his hat and 
     the tip of his anchor. 
     Price...please ask.




       Antique Staffordshire Pottery, England.
       Circa 1785. Height 11-1/2 inches.
                                                              Ref.....BT01

  

    

    The Snufftaker with original detachable hat.
    With wonderful colours and overall in very 
    clean condition. Price.... please ask.

      Small chip to inside rim of hat.
    minor wear to the rim of detachable.


    
     Antique Staffordshire Pottery, England.
     Circa 1840-60. Height 10 inches.
                                                              Ref.....BT02

 

    



    A fine Ralph Wood model of a Long-face toby
    with a raised arm holding a little cup.
    He wears buckles on his shoes and has a super
    rich translucent running glaze green coat.
   
    repair to hat and arm. Price...please ask.






     Antique Staffordshire Pottery, England.
     Circa1785. Height 10-1/4 inches.
                                                              Ref.....BT03

     
     A good traditional model by Ralph Wood in
     rich coloured translucent running glaze.
     A nice crisp model in very clean condition
     with no restorations or repairs.
     Potted by the most famous of the toby
     producers Ralph Wood, this model has all
     the typical characteristics that is expected
     from this extremely talented potter.
     The impurities in the glaze highlights the
     wonderful glaze textures that Ralph Wood
     produced.   no restorations.

    Antique Staffordshire Pottery, England. 
    Circa 1785. Height 9-1/2 inches.
                                                 Ref.....BT04

 

    A super north country toby of "Leeds"
    type with good traditional features. He is
    modelled  with a barrel at his feet and a pipe
    at his side. Rich translucent running glaze, 
    nice colouring and crisply moulded. This is 
    an early period toby holding a redware little
    jug on his knee.
    fine hairline cracks to hat restoration. 

    Antique North Country Pottery, England.
     Circa 1785. Height 10 inches.
                                                  Ref.....BT05

 

    A traditional toby with a Pratt ware pallet.
    Typical colouring that was frequently used
    in many wares produced all over the UK.
    Primitively potted and holding a nice tankard.
    Under-glaze decoration to this Pratt ware toby.  
     with restorations. Price...£460.00 + post

   The name Pratt ware comes from a family 
    of Staffordshire potters working at the end 
    of the 18th/early 19th century. 
   

    Antique Staffordshire Pottery, England.
    Circa 1790-1810. Height 10 inches.
                                                  Ref.....BT06

 
    


    Middle size "Coachman" or "Large hands" toby.
    Pearlware and enamel decoration.
    Super details to features and a good crisp clean
    model. Excellent condition to coat enamel..
    Minor restorations.

    This model was produced in three sizes.


    Antique Staffordshire Pottery, English. 
     Circa 1810. Height 8 1/2 inches.
                                                  Ref.....BT07

 

    


    A Scottish traditional toby jug in underglaze
    colours. Good detailing to face and the same
    sponged green decoration to the shaped 
    handle as seen on his base. 
    Toby is holding a full sparrow beak type little
    jug decorated with a puce and green
    flower motif design. Price....£360.00+post

     Antique Scottish Pottery. Circa 1830-40.
     Height 9-3/4 inches.
                                                  Ref.....BT08

   


    The Vic Schuler toby jug
    First series Limited Edition No. 91

    Toby designed by Peggy Davies

    Small chip to book rim.
   
    The property of a lady.


     English pottery. Circa 1988. Height 8-1/2 inches. 
                                                  Ref.....BT09  
          

    A Victorian "Staffordshire Blue" model of 
    Rodney's Sailor.            
    Pearlware base and good enamel colouring,
    his cobalt under-glaze blue coat characteristic
    of the pottery produced in the 1870-90
    period. Rodney sits on a chest with an anchor 
    at his feet.  A contemporary copy of a 
    Ralph Wood original but still a great toby and
    unusual/ rare to find.
    A collection of these "blues" tobies are most 
    attractive to see.

    Very fine hairline under base.


     Antique Staffordshire Pottery, English.
      Circa 1870-90 Height 11-1/2 inches
                                            
                                                  Ref.....BT10