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 !0U<K(TI0X OF r(lTTi:i!V \M» IMIIM'KI.AIN 
 
 ILLtbTilATlNU 
 
 POPULAR BRITISH HISTORY. 
 
 HENRY WILLETT, Esq., '>k BuKiHTox. 
 
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 1899 
 
 Pna- Sixptwt 
 

 No. 1 
 
 No. 3 
 
 No. 32 
 
 ROYALTY, 
 
 No. 81 
 
DEPARTMENT. OF SCIENCE AND 
 
 ART OF THE COMMfTTEK OF COUNCIL 
 
 ON EDUCATION. 
 
 THE JiETHiXAL GREEN BRANCH 
 
 OF THE 
 
 VICTORIA AND ALBERT MUSEUM. 
 ■ SOUTH KENSINGTON. 
 
 CATALOGUE 
 
 COLLECTION OF POnEHY AND I'OllCELAlN 
 
 ILLUSTHATINU 
 
 POPULAR BRITISH HISTORY. 
 
 LBNT BY 
 
 HENRY WILLETT, Esq., of Bkishton. 
 
 LONDON : 
 PRINTED FOR HER ^MAJESTY'S STATIONERY OFFICE 
 
 BY WYMAN AND SONS, LiMITlD. rcnXR LAint, B.C. 
 
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 90, WasT Nils Strext, Glasoow ; or 
 
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 1899. 
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CONTENTS. 
 
 I. Royalty and Loyaity 
 
 II. Military Hkkoi>« 
 
 III. Naval Hkroem . . . 
 
 IV. h>OLDI£RH AND SaIIX>KM - 
 
 V. England and Frakck- 
 
 VI. En(;land and America 
 
 VII. STATF>iMKN 
 
 VIII. ClUB8 and SotlKTlKS - 
 
 IX. Philanthropy .... 
 
 X. Crimk 
 
 XI. I^OKKMHIONM AND TraDES 
 
 XII. ARCHITKtTURK 
 
 XIII. Sc'RiiTLKK History 
 
 XIV, Heuoion - . 
 XV. Mo»ir 
 
 XVI. Drama 
 
 XVII. Poetry, Science, and Ljterature 
 
 XV 111. Skurtino 
 
 XIX. Field Sports . . . . 
 
 XX. Pastimes and Amusemj^nt^s 
 
 XXI. Agriculture - . . . 
 
 XXII. Conviviality and Teetotalism- 
 
 XXIII. Domestic Incidents - 
 
 Index 
 
 Pace. 
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LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS. 
 
 Page. 
 
 1. KoYALTY - - - - - - - Frontisjnece. 
 
 2. Military Heroes fcicin// 10 
 
 3. Naval Heroes . . . . . „ iq 
 
 4. Engl^vnd A^^) France - - - - „ 30 
 
 5. England and America - - - - „ 36 
 
 6. Noted Men. „ 40 
 
 {Costumes 
 Red Barn Murder 
 
 ^i^ ^ ,. V - . _ . ., 48 
 
 8. TiCHBORNE Trial ----- „ 50 
 
 9. Costumes and Characters - ,. 52 
 
 10. Reugion ------ „ 58 
 
 11. Sporting ------- ,. 78 
 
 12. Conviviality - - - ,. loO 
 
 13. Domestk Incidents - - . ,, no 
 
INTKODUCTION. 
 
 This collection has been formed with a view to develop 
 the idea that the history of the country may to a large 
 extent be traced on its homely pottery, and it is not to be 
 regarded as an exhibition of ceramic art. 
 
 On the mantelpieces of many cottage homes may be 
 found representations which the inmates admire and 
 revere, as their ancestors have tlone before them. They 
 form, in fact, a kind ot unconscious survival of the Lwres 
 and Penate*** of the Ancients. 
 
 The classification, whilst confesse<ily arbitrary, has been 
 made not so much in reference to the maker, the time and 
 place of manutacture, but rather with regard to the greater 
 human inte't'est which each object presents. 
 
 Henry Willett. 
 
 June. \SU\). 
 
 * The Lnre» and Peitate* were household gods of the RoniuuM. 
 The fonner were grouped into various classes, such as:— ?">*^« 
 ilomentiei, departed spirits of the household, only good men being 
 thus honoured ; larfM publici, benefactors to the nation ; Uirfs 
 mitrini, victors in naval battles : and otbei*s. There were also public 
 and private petiaUs^ protectors and promoters of happiness and 
 concord. Every meal was a kind of sacrifice to them, often ending 
 in a libation. 
 
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CATALOGUE, 
 
 ROYALTY AND LOYALT\'. 
 ELiZABirrH, 1558-1603. 
 
 1. Sconce for candles. Yellow glazed earthenware, moulded 
 
 with the royal arms over a Tudor rose, and the initials 
 "E. li." and **A. M." From Hampton Court Palace. 
 H. 18 in. Homshw (1). c. 1600. 
 
 A similar sconce is in the British Museum. 
 
 2. Flask. Stoneware, representing Queen Elizabeth. H. 8^ in. 
 
 Lambeth. 19th cent. 
 
 Charles I., 1625-1649. 
 
 3. Dish. Coloured, with a portrait of Charles I. Diam. 12 in. 
 
 SUiffifrdihite Delft. 17th cent. 
 
 Commonwealth, 1649-1659. 
 
 4. Statuette. Coloured earthenware. Oliver Cromwell. 
 
 H. 9 in. Staffordshire, c. 1780. 
 
 5. Medallion. Earthenware, with portrait of Oliver Cromwell 
 
 in low relief. 4 by 3 in. Staffordshire, c. 1780. 
 
 Charles II., 1660-1685. 
 
 6. Plate. Coloured, with a representation of Charles II. in 
 
 the oak. Marked " C. R." Diam. 8A in. Lambeth Delft. 
 c. 1660. 
 
 7. Oroup. Coloured earthenware. Charles II. in the oak. 
 
 H. 8 in. Staffordshire, c. 1790. 
 
 8. Plate, with a portrait of Charles II., in blue. Marked 
 
 "C. R." Diam. 8 J in. Staffordshire Delft, c. 1660. 
 
 9. Cup. Coloured, with a royal crown and " God save the 
 
 King, 1662." H. 3 in. Lambeth Delft. 
 
 2761. B 
 
James II., 1685-1688. 
 
 10. Dish. Earthenware, with the royal arms in slip, and 
 
 maker's name, " William Tailor." Diam. 17 in. Staffwd- 
 shire. c. 1690. 
 
 William and Mary, 1689-1702. 
 
 1 1 . Dish. Delft, with an equestrian portrait of Prince William 
 
 (afterwards William III.), in blue. Diam. 15 in. Dutch. 
 c. 1670. 
 
 12 Fruit Dishes, a pair, coloured, with portraits of William 
 <fe a. and Mar3\ Diam. 8 in. Lamheth Delft, c. 1690. 
 
 13. Plate, with portraits of William and Marj^ in blue and 
 
 yellow. Diam. U in. Bristol Ddft. c. 1690. 
 
 14. Flagon. Stoneware, with metal cover, with a portrait of 
 
 William III. Purple ground with blue rosettes. H. 8 J in. 
 Gemmn {GrenzlMiisen). c. 1690. 
 
 15. Flagon. Stoneware, with a medallion and the Eoyal arms 
 
 over initials W. R. H. 8 J in. Germnv (Crrmzhaus^n). 
 c. 1690. 
 
 16. Jug. Cream ware, printed with an equestrian portrait of 
 
 William III., a bust of George III., and inscription 
 "King and Constitution," H. 7 in. Staffordshire. 
 c. 1780. 
 
 Anne, 1702-1714. 
 
 17. Flagon. Stoneware, with a medallion and crown over 
 
 initials " A. K," enameUed in blue and brown. H. 8J in. 
 German (GrenzJwusen). c. 1702. 
 
 18. Mug. Stoneware, with portrait of Qneen Anne, hunting 
 
 scenes in relief, and inscription " To the memory of 
 Queen Anne, made 1721." H. 8h in. Fulham. 
 
 George L, 1714-1727. 
 
 19. Flagon. Stoneware, gi'ey, with incised ornament in blue 
 
 and brown. Medallion with crown over "G. R," and 
 dtite 1719. H. 6 in. GermaM {Grenzhausen). 
 
 20. Flagon. Stoneware, grey, with incised ornament in blue, 
 
 and medallion with crown over " G. R." H. 12 J in. 
 Gnnrnn (Grenzh'ausen). c. 1720. 
 
 21. Plate, Blue decoration, and inscription " God save King 
 
 George, 1716." Diam. 9 in. Lambeth Delft. 
 
 22. Plate with a crown, initials "G. R." and rose and thistle 
 
 in colours Diam. 8^ in. Lambeth Delft, c. 1720. 
 
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 23. Mug. Stoixeware, with blue ornament and medallion with 
 
 crown and "G. R." H. 4 in. Fnlluim. , c. 1720. 
 
 24. Mug. Stoneware. In duplicate are portraits of the Prince 
 
 and Princess of Wales, also of the King, who (preceded by 
 a Beefeater) is !H)rne in a se<lHn chair by bo.nvis in the 
 costume of the i)cri(j4l. In front is u portrait of the King, 
 with the royal arms, lMc4se<l " (to«1 preserve King 
 George and all the Royal PVp'il*' F'IvvmhI V;h).'1i;ui 1724.' 
 H. 8J in. Fulham. 
 
 George H., 1727-17GO. 
 
 -"). Mug. Sidt-2laze<l ware, with portrait of Georee II. ; in- 
 scribed "(fotl save the King and m^Mnaster' ; covered 
 with embo8.sed ornaments and coats -of -arms. H. 7 in. 
 SUtffonhhtr^. c. 1740. 
 
 20. Jug. Red ware, glazed black, with portrait of George 11. ; 
 inscribe<l **God bless King George" and **G. li." H. 
 6h in. Shropshire (JtwkJieUi). c. 1730. 
 
 27. Teapot and Cover. Re<l earthenware, with ornament 
 
 and figures of George II. and his C^neen in relief. H 
 6 J in. Siaprdshirt. c. 1730. 
 
 28. Plate. Inscribed " To ye pious memory of Queen Caroline 
 
 17:JS." Diam. Sin. Lmnhfth Drift. 
 
 29. Punch Bowl. Painted with figures and flowors. Marked 
 
 ♦'T. B." Diam. lOJ in. liritii^ DHfl. 1757. 
 
 Inscril)e<l : — 
 '' Now friends are melt A health to (teorge, 
 
 lietV firink nnd sing <hir BrittiMh Kinj;. — Det'W : ili 1, 1757." 
 
 r?0. Bust. White porcelain. George II. (after that modelled 
 by Itysbrack). H. \o\ in. CM.tfii. c. 1745. 
 
 'U. Mug. Porcelain, printed with portrait of George II., and 
 an emblematic figure of Liberty. H. 3.V in. H'^orcester, 
 c. 1750. 
 
 George III., 1760-1820. 
 
 32. Bust. Porcelain, coloured and gilt. Prince of Wales, 
 
 afterwards George III. H. 11 in Cltelaea. c. 1750. 
 
 33. Snuff Box. Battersea enamel, with portraits of George 
 
 III. and Queen Charlotte. 
 
 Inscribed : — 
 
 " Let him Love now Let him who ever Lov'il 
 
 Who never LovM before, Now Love the more." 
 
 These boxes were given away at the wedding in 1761. 
 
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 34. Vase. Porcelain, with portrait of Queen Charlotte, and 
 . landscape. H. 6J in. fFm-ceste}\ c. 1790. 
 
 35. Mug. Earthenware, printed with portraits of George III. 
 
 and his Queen, in blue. H. ^ in. Staffordshire, c. 1780. 
 
 36. Jug. Cream ware, printed in red, with portrait of 
 
 George III. H. 5i in. Staffordshire. 
 
 Inscribed : — 
 
 " Britons rejoice, cheer up and sing 
 And drink this health, Long Live the King," 
 
 Made to celebrate the king's recovery from illness in 1789. 
 
 37. Punch Bowl. Karthenware, printed in blue. Inscribed 
 
 " Long live the King." Diam. 10 in. Staffordshire, c. 1790. 
 
 58. Mug. Earthenware, printed in blue with white silhouettes : 
 " A New Puzzle of Portraits." " Striking Likenesses of 
 the King and Queen of England and the late King and 
 Queen of France." H. 3 J in. Staffm'dshire. c. 1795. 
 
 39. Plate. EarthenAvare, printed in blue, with portrait of 
 
 George III. presenting a Bible to a child. Diam. 5J in. 
 Staffordshire, c. 1800. 
 
 Inscribed : — " I hope the time will come when every^ poor child in 
 my dominions will be able to read the Bible." 
 
 40. Jug. Coloured earthenware. In the form of two figures, 
 
 seated on a barrel, on the ends of which are portraits of 
 George III. and his Queen. H. 12 in. Staffm'dshire. c. 1780. 
 
 41. Medallion. Black basalt ware. Portrait of George III. 
 
 12 by 10 in. St^tffordshire (Hanley). c. 1780. 
 
 42. Puzzle Jug. Earthenware, printed and coloured. Inscrip- 
 
 tion : "Hatfield shot at George III, 1800. God save the 
 King." H. 12 in. Staffoi'dshire. 
 
 43. Coffee Cup. Porcelain, with silhouette portrait of 
 
 George III. Inscribed, " True to his God and to his 
 subjects." H. 2J in. Staffoi'dshire (Netv Hall), c. 1810. 
 Made for the Jubilee, 1809. 
 
 44. Bust. Porcelain, enamelled. George III. H. 5J in. 
 
 Derby, c. 1810. 
 
 Made for the Jubilee, 1809. 
 
 45. Statuette. Plaster, coloured and gilt. George III. 
 
 H. 7J in. 
 
 Made for the Jubilee. 1809. 
 
46. Bowl. Cream ware, printed with a representation of the 
 Jubilee of George III. Diana. 7 in. Staffordshire (Wedg- 
 uvod). 
 
 Inscribed :— 
 
 would England be " My love is fix'd, I cannot 
 
 could George. range 
 
 But live to see another 1 like my choice too well to 
 
 •Jubilee." change." 
 *' Debtors' Liberation Statue'M " Long may we live. Happy 
 
 foundation, in celebra- may we be 
 
 tion of the Jultilee, 2oth Blest with content and from 
 
 Oct., 1809." misfortunes free." 
 
 47. Plate. Earthen wart.', with royal crown and lion in centre, 
 
 atKJ border painted in colours. Diam. 10 in. Staffordshire 
 {^redgwofHi). c. 1780. 
 
 48. Plate. Earthenware, with royal arms in colours and gold. 
 
 Diam. 8 in. Staffordshire (iredt/uyMkl). c. 1790. 
 
 Geokgk IV. 1820-1830. 
 
 49. Plaque. Coloured earthenware. Bust of Prince Regent. 
 
 6 J by 5 in. Staffordshire, c. 1800. 
 
 50. Medallion. Einthenware, coloured. Portrait in high relief 
 
 of I Vincess Charlotte. Diam. 7 J in. Staffordshire, c. 1815. 
 
 51. Mujgf. Earthenware, moulded and coloured, with an eques- 
 
 trian figure of the Prince of Wales, afterwards George IV. 
 II. tj in. Stagordshire. 1780. 
 
 52. Plate. Earthenware, printed with Prince of Wales' feathers 
 
 and royal crown Diam. 10 in. Staffordshire, c. 1790. 
 
 Made for (Jeorge IV. when Prince of Wales, for use at the 
 Royal Pavilion, Brighton. 
 
 53. Head. Porcelain. George IV. H. 2} in. English. 
 
 c. 1830. 
 
 54. Jug. Earthenware, coloured and lustred. With portraits 
 
 of Princess Charlotte and Prince Leopold in relief. 
 H. 6 J in. Staffordshire, c. 1816. 
 
 55. Plate. Earthenware, printed and coloured with scene. In- 
 
 scribed, " Princess Charlotte and Prince Leopold finding 
 Dame Bewley at her cottage door reading her Bible." 
 Diam. 8 J in. Staffordshire, c. 1816. 
 
 56. Teacup and Saucer. Porcelain, lustred, with inscrip- 
 
 tion, " To the memory of Princess Charlotte." H. of cup 
 2 in. Diam. of saucer 5i in. Staffordshire {New Uall). 
 1817. 
 
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 57. Jug. Earthenware, lustred and printed with portraits of 
 
 Princess Charlotte and Prince Leopold. H. 5 in. Sta^- 
 fm-dshirc. 1817. 
 
 Inscriljed: — "Great Britain mourns, lier Princes weep," and 
 " To the memory ot Princess Charlotte." 
 
 Trial of Queen Caroline. 1820. 
 
 58. Statuette of Queen Caroline. Porcelain, coloured and 
 
 gilt. H. 6 in. Rockingham, c. 1820. 
 
 59 Plaques, two. Porcelain. Printed with portraits of 
 & a. George IV. and Queen Caroline, and inscriptions. 5f by 
 4Mn. English, c. 1820. 
 
 60. Medallion. Black basalt ware, with portrait inscribed, 
 
 "Success to Queen Caroline." 5 J by 4 J in. Staffordshire 
 (Lane EiuT). 1820. 
 
 61. Plate. Earthenware, printed in blue, with portrait, 
 
 inscribed " Long live Queen Caroline." Diam. 6 in. 
 Stafford sJiire. 1820. 
 
 62. Plate. Earthenware, printed with coloured portrait, inscribed 
 
 "^L Wood, Esq., M.P., twice Lord Mayor of London. 
 Who patriotically gave up his House to her Majesty 
 Queen Caroline upon her arrival in London on the 
 6th June, 1820." I)iam. 8 in. Staffordshire, 1820. 
 
 63. Jug". Earthenware, lustred, and printed with portrait of 
 
 Queen Caroline. H. 4Jin. Staffordshire. 1820. 
 
 Inscribed : — 
 
 " When man presumes to Who can judge and not 
 
 chuse a wife repine 
 
 He takes his lovely spouse The wofull case of 
 
 for life. Caeoline." 
 
 64. Jug". Earthenware, lustred, with portrait of Queen 
 
 Caroline. H. 4 in. Staffmlshire {Lane End). 1820. 
 
 Inscrihed : — 
 
 " Long live Caroline Queen Confound their politicks 
 
 of England " and Frustrate their knavish tricks 
 
 " As foi the Green Bag crew On Her our hopes \ve fix 
 
 Justice \N-ill have its due God save the Queen." 
 God save the Queen ! 
 
 65. Mug. Glazed earthenware, printed in black. H. 5 in. 
 
 Nevjcastle. 1820. 
 
 Inscribed: — and 
 
 ** Long live Caroline. When the bag was opened 
 
 I'll sing a song of sixpence The Loixjs began to stare 
 
 A green hag full of lies To see their precious evi^ 
 
 Four 'and -twenty witnesses dence 
 
 .^]\ proved to be spies, ^11 vanished iiito air," 
 
66. Bust. White earthenware. Queen Caroline. H. 22 in- 
 
 c. IS 20. 
 
 67. Jug. Earthenware, printed with a bust of George IV., the 
 
 royal arms and an inscription. H. 7 in. 1830. 
 
 68. Statuette. Coloured earthenware. George IV. H. 6Jl in. 
 
 Staffbrdshire. c. 1830. 
 
 69. Bust. Coloured earthenware. Princess Charlotte. H. 19in. 
 
 Staffrrdshir^. c. 1816. 
 
 7«). Bust. Coloured earthenware. Princess Charlotte. H. 18 in. 
 Staffordshire, c. 1816. 
 
 WiFXUM IV. !>.,<; i.s37. 
 
 71 Statuettes, two. White earthenware. William IV. and 
 (fc a. Queen Adelaide. H. 13 in. SUtffonisJiin: e. 1830. 
 
 72. Bust. White earthenware. William IV. H. 19^ in. 
 1832. 
 
 7.'i. Plate. Porcelain, coloured and gilt. Figure of Hope, and 
 a. ship in the centre. Diam. Oi in. ii'orrfAUr. c. 1790. 
 Made fur William IV. when Duke of Cluronce. 
 
 71. Bust. Porcelain, coloured and gilt. William IV. H. 7^ in. 
 EivMi. c. 1830. 
 
 7 ~). Bust. White biscuit {xjrcelaiii. <• •■ \.i ' .> i, ||.5in. 
 
 yA//></. c. 1830. 
 
 Tt*». Figure. White biscuit porcelain. William iV . on a siofa. 
 11. \}. in., I. 5 in. Itrrbij. e. 1830. 
 
 I 7. Flask. Stoneware, reprosonting William IV., aud impressed 
 '* William the IVth'a Itoform Cordial." H. 7^ in. 
 
 Dfilnjshiir. c. 1832. 
 
 76. Medallion. GUizwl earthenware. Portrait of William IV. 
 in high relief. 7 J in. by 7 in. Staffordshire, c. 1830. 
 
 QuEEX Victoria, 1837. 
 
 79. Mug. Cream ware, printed with portrait of fidward 
 
 Augustus, Duke of Kent, father of H.M. the Queen, w ith 
 mouniing figures. H. ijin. Staffordshire', c. 1820 
 
 80. Plate. White earthenware, printed with portrait, inscribed 
 
 "Duke of Kent." Diam. 5 J in. Staffordshire, c 1820. 
 
 81. Statuette. White biscuit porcelain. H.M. the Queen 
 
 when Priacees Victoria. H. US. in. Dbrhij. c. 1837. 
 
 >2. Saucer, Earthenware, printed with portrait of H.M. the 
 Queen when f rij^e^.s^ Victoria. Piaro. 6 in. ^'swcastk. 
 
 , 0.1837. •• 
 
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 83. statuette. White stoneware. H.M. the Queen. H, 13in. 
 
 Lambeth, 1837. 
 
 84. Juff. Brown and yellow glazed earthenware, representing 
 
 H.M. the Queen. H. 10 in. c. 1837. 
 
 85. Flask. Stoneware, with embossed figures of H.M. the 
 
 Queen. H. 8 Jin. Fnlham. c. 1837. 
 
 86. Bottle. Stoneware, in the shape of a Special Constable's 
 
 staff, with royal arms and " V. fe." H. 11 in. Lambeth. 
 c. 1845. 
 
 87. Plaque. Blue and white jasper ware, with medallion of 
 
 H.M. the Queen. Diam. ^ in. Staffm-dshire. c. 1837. 
 
 88. Statuette. White biscuit porcelain. H.M. the Queen, 
 
 seated. H. 4 in. Derby, c. 1840. 
 
 89. Statuette. "White biscuit porcelain. H.M. the Queen, 
 
 seated. H. 5 J in. Derby, c. 1840. 
 
 90. Bust. Parian ware. H.M. the Queen. Incised "C. Maro- 
 
 chetti." H. 11 J in. Staffoi'd shire (Minton). c. 1840. 
 
 91 Statuettes, a pair. AVhite biscuit porcelain. H.M. the 
 & a. Queen and Prince Albert. H. 7 in. Derby. 1840. 
 
 92 Goblets, a pair. Glass, with inlaid medallions inscribed 
 &a. "The Queen Victoria" and *' Prince Albert." H. 6 in. 
 
 1840. 
 
 93. Group. White biscuit porcelain. H.M. the Queen, seated, 
 
 nursing the Princess Royal. H. 7 in. Derby, c. 1840. 
 
 94. Group. Earthenware, coloured and gilt. H.M. the 
 
 Queen, seated, with an infant. H. 8 in. Staffordshire. 
 c. 1841. 
 
 95. Jug. White porcelain, enamelled and gilt, with badge of 
 
 the Order of the Garter, and marked " Windsor Castle." 
 H. 6 in. Coalport. c. 1860. 
 
 96. Group. Earthenware, coloured and gilt, representing two 
 
 of the royal children sleeping, with a guardian angel 
 behind them. H. 9 J in. Staffordshire, c. 1845. 
 
 97. Group. Earthenware, coloured and gilt. H.M. the 
 
 Queen, with an infant. H. 7 in. Staffordshire, c. 1841. 
 
 98. Plate. Earthenware, printed with scene inscribed "Tha 
 
 Royal Children." Diam. 6 J in. Staffoi'dshire. c. 1845. 
 
99. Jug. Porcelain, printed in colours with portraits of 
 tTR.H. the Prince and Princess of "Wales. Inscribed 
 *' 1863 — 1888. In commemoration of the Silver Wedding, 
 March 10th." H. 5J in. Cmtinental 1888. 
 
 100. Mug. Earthenware, printed in red with portrait of H.M 
 
 the Queen, and inscription " V.R. The Queen's Jubilee. 
 Barcombe Jubilee Fete, 1887." H. ^ in. English. 
 
 101. Mug. Porcelain, printed with head of H.M. the Queen, 
 
 and inscription "Victoria Jubilee, 1887." H. 3 in. 
 English. 
 
 102. Dish, octagonal. Earthenware, with portraits of H.M. the 
 
 Queen and H.R.H. the Prince of Wales, the royal arms, 
 arms of the Colonies, and an inscription. Diam. 10 in. 
 English. 1887. 
 
 103. Mug. P^rthenware, with i)ortraits commemorating the 
 
 marriage of H.R.H. the Duke of York and Princess May. 
 Dated 1893. H. 3 in. English. 
 
 104. Mug, double-handled. Red ware washed with white. 
 
 Incised with inscription commemorating the birth of 
 "Prince Edward of York, 1894." H. 8 in. 
 
 105. Busts, three. Terra-cotU. H.M. the Queen, T.R.H. 
 a & b. the Prince and Princess of Wales. H. 5 in. Continental. 
 
 1887. 
 
 106. Bust. Plaster. H.M. the Queen. Inscribed "Victoria 
 
 Diamond Jubilee, 1837-1897." H. 6 J in. Continental.- 
 
 107. Group. Stoneware. St. George and the Dragon. 
 H. 8^ in. Fulham. c. 1680. 
 
«) 
 
 MILITARY HEROES. 
 
 108. "Medallion. Black basalt ware. Bust ef the Duke of 
 
 Marlborough (1650-1722). lOJ in. by 8^ in. Staprd- 
 shire. c. 1780. 
 
 109. Tea Pot. White salt-glazed ware, enamelled with portrait 
 
 of Prince Charles Edward. (1720-1788). H.. 4J in. 
 Staffordshire, c. 1750. 
 
 WiLLiA]^!, Duke of Cumberland, 1721-1765. 
 
 110. Mug. Porcelain, with portrait of the Duke of Cumber- 
 
 land in colours, and inscription " In remembrance of the 
 Glorious Victory at CuUoden, Apl. 16th, 1716." H. 5^ in. 
 Chinese. 
 
 111. Bust. Tortoiseshell ware. Duke of Cumberland. H. 7 in. 
 
 Staffordshire, c. 1745. 
 
 112. Bust. Porcelain, coloured. Duke of Cumberland. H. 7 in. 
 
 Clidsea. c. 1745. 
 
 113. Jug. Stoneware, with medallion portrait of the Duke .of 
 
 Cumberland, and hunting scenes in relief. H. 12| in. 
 Fulham. Dated 1747. 
 
 114. Plate. Inscribed " Duke William for Ever." Diam. 8in. 
 
 Larnheth Delft, c. 1745, 
 
 115. Plaque. Blue earthenware, with moulded figure inscribed 
 
 on the back "Duke William." 8i b}^ 7iin. Stafordshire. 
 c. 1760. 
 
 Frederick the Great, King of Prussia, 1712-1786. 
 
 116. Mug. Porcelain, printed with portrait of Frederick the 
 
 Great. H. 6 in. JVerrcester. Dated 1757. 
 
 117. Dish. Porcelain, printed with portrait and inscription 
 
 " King of Prussia." Diam. 6 in. iVorcester. c. 1757. 
 
 118. Plate. Cream ware, printed with portrait of the King of 
 
 Prussia. Diam. 6 J in. Staffordshire, c. 1800. 
 
 119. Plate. White salt-glazed ware, moulded with portraits, etc., 
 
 and inscribed " Success to the King of Prussia and his 
 Forces." Diam. 9 in. St^iffordshire. c. 1760. 
 
 1 20. Soup Plate. Salt-glazed ware, moulded with portrait of 
 
 the King of Prussia, etc. Diam. ^\ in. Staffordshire. 
 c. 1760. 
 
 121. Plate. Tortoiseshell ware, moulded with portrait and 
 
 inscribed " Success to the King of Prussia and his Forces." 
 Diam, 8^ in, Staff.yrdsjiire, c. 1760, 
 
No. 126 
 
 Wo. 124 
 
 Ko. 136 
 
 No. 112 No. W 
 
 limiTARY HEROES, 
 
11 
 
 122. Plaque. Glazed earthenware, moulded and coloured, vrith 
 portrait of Frederick the Great. Diam. 5 in. Stafford- 
 shire. Dated 1827. 
 
 123. Statuette. Porcelain. Field- Marshal Conway (1720-1795), 
 
 the supporter of John Wilkes. H. llj in. Chelsea, c. 
 1770. 
 
 124. Statuette. Porcelain, coloured. General Wolfe (1726- 
 
 1759). H. Uin. Bow. c. 1760. 
 
 125. Jug. Cream ware, printed with the Death of General 
 
 Wolfe, after West, and a naval engagement. H. 9i in. 
 SUiffordshire. c. 1780. 
 
 126. Statuette. Porcelain, coloured. General the Marquis of 
 
 Granhy. (1721-1770.) H. 14 in. Bmc. c. 1760. 
 
 Frederick, Duke of York, 2nd Son of George III. 
 1763-1827. 
 
 127. Plate. Earthenware, printed and colouredl with an eques- 
 
 trian portrait of the "Duke of York." Diam. 9^ in. 
 Staffordshire, c. 1790. 
 
 128. Jug. Earthenware, moulded and coloured with equestrian 
 
 portraits of the " Duke of York " and " Prince Cobourg." 
 H. 6 in. Staffordshire, c. 1790. 
 
 129. Mug. E^iithenware, printed and coloured with a siege, and 
 
 troops marching up a hill. Inscribed " His lioyal Highness 
 Frederick, Duke of York." H. 5 in. c. 1790. 
 
 130. Mug. Cream ware, printed with the " Storming and taking 
 
 Valenciennes bv the British troops, &c., under the 
 command of ri.K.H. ^the Duke of York." H. 5 in. 
 Staffordshire, c. 1790. 
 
 131. Bust. Earthenware, glazed and coloured. H.R.H. the 
 
 Duke of York. H. 6 in. Staffordshire, c. 1800. 
 
 132. Jug. Glazed earthenware with slight lustre; printed 
 
 with portraits inscribed " Col. Wardle " and " Miss 
 Taylor." H. 4J in. Staffordshire. 1809. 
 
 133. Mug. Glazed earthenware. Printed with the Duke of 
 
 York and Mrs. Clarke, inscribed " Burning the Books of 
 Cwmws ^ /7s, value 50,000 pieces of Silver; Acts 19 ch. 
 and 19 vs.," etc. Newcastle, c. 1809. 
 
 General Lord Cornwallis, 1738-1805. 
 
 134. Mug. Glazed earthenware. Printed in red, and with 
 
 subject inscribed " The Sons of Tippoo Saib delivered to 
 L"* Cornwallis for Hostages." H. 4} in. Staffordshire. 
 c. 1792. 
 
135. Tea Pot. Glazed earthenware, printed and coloured, with 
 
 a portrait of Lord Cornwallis, and a battle scene. H. 
 U in. Sta^fm-dshire c. 1792. 
 
 136. Jug. Glazed earthenware, printed with portraits of Lord 
 
 Cornwallis aiid Lord Nelson, and emblematical figures. 
 
 n. Si Sfafordshire. c. 1799. 
 Inscription to tlie former : — " To whose clemency and bravery 
 Ireland owes her preservation "; to the latter, " Here's a 
 health to brave Nelson, old England's boast, The Hero of the 
 Nile let this be our toast." 
 
 137. Bust. Glazed earthenware, coloured, of General Sir 
 
 John Moore. (1761-1809) H. 9 in. Stafordshire. c. 
 1810. . . 
 
 Arthur, Duke of Wellington. 1769-1852. 
 
 138 Jugs, tvvo. Glazed earthenware, coloured and moulded 
 & a. with busts of "Lord Wellington" and "General Hill." 
 H. 5 in. Stafordshire. c. 1810. 
 
 139. Statuette. Porcelain, coloured. The Duke of Welling- 
 
 ton. H. 12in. Sfaffordshire. c. 1800 
 
 140. Mug. Porcelain, with brown enamel. Portraits of "Wel- 
 
 lington " and "Blucher." H. 3 in. English, c. 1815. 
 
 14:1. Jug. Porcelain, with blue enamel and embossed portraits 
 of "Wellington" and "Blucher." H. 4f in. English. 
 c. 1815. 
 
 142. Statuette. Earthenware, coloured and glazed. The Duke 
 
 of Wellington. H. 7 in Staffordshire, c. 1815. 
 
 143. Jug. Stoneware; head of the Duke of Wellington. H. 
 
 5 in. Lambeth, c. 1815. 
 
 144. Bust of the Duke of Wellington, forming a tobacco jar and 
 
 cover ; earthenware, coloured and glazed. H. 5 in. 
 Stafordshire. c. 1815. 
 
 145. Bust of the Duke of Wellington, forming a jug; earthenware, 
 
 coloured and glazed. H. 7;| in. Staff'm'dshire. c. 1815. 
 
 146. Statuette. AVhite biscuit porcelain. The Duke of 
 
 Wellington when Prime Minister. Derhy. c. 1828, : 
 
 147. Mug. Earthenware printed with "Wellington as Prime 
 
 Mmister," and "Walmer Castle, Kent." H. 3J in. c. 1828. 
 
 148. Frame of Tiles. Painted, with inscription in Dutch, 
 
 translation, " The defence of the post of Quatre Bras by 
 
 the Crown Prince of the Netherlands." Dvich. c. 1815. 
 
 J. 
 
 149. Frame of Tiles. Painted, with inscription in Dutch, 
 
 translation, "The Death of the Duke of Brunswick, 
 Luxemburgh Gels at Quatre Bras." Dutch, c. 1815. 
 
 150. Frame of Tiles. Painted. The Defence of the Chateau 
 
 of Hugomont. Dutch, c. 1815. 
 
151. Frame of Tiles. Painted, with inscription in Dutch, 
 translation, " The Wounding oC the Crown Prince of the 
 Netherhinds at the Battle of Waterloo, 18th June, Anno 
 1815."' Jhtfrh. e. 1815. 
 
 15J. Frame of Tiles. Painted, with inscriptioil^in -"Butch, 
 translation, " The head-quarters of Wellington at the 
 moment when an Adjutant of Prince Blucher brought the 
 news of the advance of the Prussian Army." Dutch, c. 
 1815. 
 
 153. Frame of Tiles. Painted. Highlanders bringing captured 
 
 French Eagles to Lord Wellington. Dutrh. c. 1815. 
 
 154. Frame of Tiles. Painted. The Meeting of Wellington 
 
 and Hluchcr. Ihitrh. e. 1815. 
 I5r>. Frame of Tiles. Painted, with inscription in Dutch, 
 translation, '" The flight of Napoleon in the evening of 
 the Battle of Waterloo on the 18th June, Anno 1815." 
 Dntrh. c. ISlf). 
 
 156. Frame of Tiles. TainttMl, with inscription in Dutch, 
 
 translation, "The field of Battle of Waterloo with the 
 faiTu \^ Belle Alliance three days after the Battle." 
 Dutch. 0. 1815. 
 
 Crimean War. 1853-185G, 
 
 157. Flask. Stoneware, with moulded sultjects :- English, 
 
 French, Turki.sh, and Sardinian soldiers shaking hands 
 with Russian soldiers. H. 7 in. EiujlUh. 185G. 
 
 155. Plate. Ulazed earthenware, printed and coloured. The 
 
 English and BVench flags, with mottoes. Diam. 5 in. 
 
 Ki>(jlL<h. 1856. 
 
 159. Butter Dish and Cover. Eiirthenware, printed and 
 coloured, with an English soldier greeting a French soldier, 
 and motto, ** May they ever be united." H. 5^ in. 
 Newcmtle. 1856. 
 
 IGO. Bust. Earthenware, coloured and glazed. Miss Florence 
 Nightingale. H. 9 in. StaJorii.<hire. 
 
 101. Qroup. Earthenware, coloured and glazed. General Graribaldi 
 (1807-1882) standing by his horse. H. 15 in. Stafford- 
 shire. 
 
 162. Bust. White parian ware. Major-General Sir Henry 
 Havelock, K.C.B. (1795-1857). H. 16 in. c 1858. 
 
 103. Bust. Metal. Major-General Charles George Gordon, 
 
 C,B. (1833-1885). H. 4^ in. English. 
 
 1 04. Jug. Stoneware, emhossed with portrait of Major-General 
 
 Gordon, C.B., and inscription. H. 7J in. Lambeth. 
 1884. 
 
14 
 
 NAVAL HEROES. 
 Admiral Edward Vernon. 1684-1757. 
 
 165. Tea Pot and Cover. Salt-glazed ware, moulded with 
 
 figure of Admiral Vernon, and with inscription. H. 5 in. 
 Staffordshire, c. 1740. 
 
 166. Tea Pot and Cover. Salt-glazed ware, with medallions of 
 
 Admiral Vernon, his flag-ship, and view of Porto Bello. 
 H. 5J in. Staffm'dshire. c. 1740. 
 
 167. Mug. Salt-glazed ware, with Admiral Vernon and his fleet 
 
 taking Porto Bello. H. 3| in. Sfaffardshire. c. 1740. 
 
 168. Bowl. Salt-glazed ware, with Admiral Vernon and his fleet. 
 
 Inscribed " The British Glory revived by Admiral Vernon. 
 He took Porto Bello with Six Ships only, Nov. ye 22 
 1739." H. Sin. Staffordshire, c. 1740. 
 
 169. Ink Pot. Porcelain, with flowers in blue. Inscribed 
 
 " Eward Vernon, Esqr., July, 1752." H. 2 J in. Boiv. 
 
 170. Mug. Porcelain, printed with portrait of Admiral Edward 
 
 Boscawen (1,711-1761), his coat-of-arms, and two men- 
 of-war. H. 3 J in. JFarcester. c. 1759. 
 
 171. Statuette. Porcelain, coloured and gilt. Admiral 
 
 Augustus Viscount Keppel (1725-1786). H. Sh in. 
 CMsea-Derhy. c. 1770. 
 
 172. Punch Bowl. Earthenware, with portrait of Admiral 
 
 Keppel, and inscribed " Admiral Keppel For Ever." 
 Diam. 12 in. Bristol Delft, c. 1765. 
 
 Admiral, Lord Rodney. 1718-1792. 
 
 173. Medallion. Blue and white jasper ware. Portrait of 
 
 Admiral Rodney. Diam. 4 in. Staffordshire, c. 1782. 
 
 174. Mug. Earthenware, marbled and embossed with a portrait, 
 
 " George B. Rodney." H. 3J in. Staffordshire, c. 1782. 
 
 175. Cup. Earthenware, shaped as a bust, inscribed "Success 
 
 to Lord Rodney " ; coloured. H, 4;^ in. Staffordshire, 
 c. 1782. 
 
 176. Tea Pot. Earthenware, shaped as a bust, inscribed on 
 
 each side " Success to Lord Rodney " ; coloured. 
 H. 4 J in. Staffordshire, c. 1782. 
 
 177. Cup. Earthenware, lustred, in the form of a head, inscribed 
 
 "L. D. Rodney." H. 4^ in. Staffordshire, c. 1782. 
 
15 
 
 17S. Mugf. Cream ware, printed with map of Spain and por- 
 trait inscribed "Sr. Geo. Bridges Rodney, Bart." H. G in. 
 Stnfforihhire. c. 1780. -:^ . ^7 
 
 179. Mug. lilarthenware, shaped as the head of Lord Rodney 
 the edge of the mug embossed with naval emblems. 
 H. 6 in Sta fiord shire, c. 1780. 
 
 180. Punch Bowl. White earthenwa'^e with black glaze : with 
 medallion portraits inscribed " Admiral Rodney." Diam. 
 X\ in. c. 1782. 
 
 \^\. PuDCh Bowl. White earthenware with drab glaze, em- 
 '.»os8ed with medallions of Lord Rodney, General Elliot, 
 and Lord Hood. .Made to commemorate the defence and 
 relief of Gibraltar. Diam. lU in. c. 1782. 
 
 Admiral, Earl Howe. 1725-1799. 
 
 182. Jug. Cream ware, printed with medallion portrait of 
 Vav\ Howe. H. 7i in. SUtffunhhire. 
 
 Inscribed :— 
 *♦ LoNa Live Earl Howe, Comman<ler-inCluef of The Victorious 
 BRrri.sii FLEK.r In the ever ineinoraUe Engagement on the 
 glorious first of .June, 1794." 
 
 18;i. Jufif. Cream ware, printed with portrait of Earl Howe. 
 H. 7 in. Stnffurdshire. 
 
 Inscribed : — 
 •*Ku;iCT HoNiJLE. Earl Howe, Commander-in-Chief of IHh 
 Majeaty'H Fleet in the Channel," and " A Representation of the^ 
 <;iorious Defeat of the French Fleet of Breet by Earl Howe^ 
 June the 1st, 1794." 
 
 isi. Statuette. Porcelain, coloured and gilt. Earl Howe. 
 H. 11 J in. Derby, 1794. 
 
 185. Medallion. Coloured earthenware. Earl Howe. H. SJ in. 
 Stafi'mdshhr. 1794. 
 
 Admiral Adam Duncan, Viscount Camperdown. 
 1731-1804. 
 
 1S6. Medallion. Coloured earthenware. Admiral Adam Duncan. 
 7 )>y G in. Staffordshire, c. 1797. 
 
 187. Mug. Cream ware. Printed with scene after the Battle of 
 
 ^Camperdown, Duncan's ship " Venerable " with De 
 Winter's ship " Vryheid " in tow. H. G in. Newcastle. 
 1797. 
 
 Inscribed : — 
 Vain are the lx)ast.s of Bel- Tho' ile Winter does in Autumn 
 
 gick's sons, come. 
 
 When fuce<l by British ships Brave DuNCAN brings his bar- 
 
 ami guns, vest home." 
 
 2761. C 
 
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 188. Bust. Coloured earthenware, stamped *' Admiral Duncan." 
 
 H. 7|in. Staffm-dshire. c. 1797. 
 
 189. Bust. Coloured earthenware, stamped " Adl. De Winter." 
 
 H. 8 J in. Staffordshire, c. 1797. 
 
 190. Bust. Porcelain. Incised " De AVinter." H. ^ in. 
 
 Liverpool {Herculaneum). c. 1797. 
 
 191. Jug. Earthenware, painted, and inscribed "Duncan for 
 
 ever." H. 5i in. c. 1797. 
 
 192. Mug. Cream ware, with portrait of Admiral Duncan. 
 
 H. 6 in. Sfoffo7'dshire {Lane End). 
 
 Inscribed: — 
 "Admiral Lord Viscount Duncan," " Who so gloriously defeated 
 tlie Dutch Fleet, commanded by Adml. De ^\ inter, on the coast 
 of Holland, Octr. 11th, 1797." 
 
 193. Jug. Coloured earthenware, with moulded busts of 
 
 Admiral Duncan and Captain Trollope. H. 7| in. 
 Staffordshire, c. 1797. 
 
 Note. — In 1796 Captain Trollope in the"Glatton" attacked and 
 beat oflF six frigates. 
 
 194. Jug. Earthenware, with moulded bust of Admiral Duncan, 
 
 and figures of Peace and Plenty. H. 5 J in. Staffordshire. 
 1797. 
 
 195. Jug. Coloured earthenware, with moulded figures of 
 
 Admiral Sir John Jervis, Earl St. Vincent. (1734-1823). 
 H. 5 in. Staffm-dshire. c. 1797. 
 
 Admiral Sir William Sidney Smith. 1764-1840. 
 
 196. Jug. Porcelain, moulded with scene at the Defence of 
 
 Acre. Djezzar Pasha dragging Admiral Sir William 
 Sidney Smith from the breach. H. 10 in. 1799. 
 
 197. Jug. Cream ware. H. 7 in. Staffm-dshire. 1799. 
 
 Printed with : — 
 
 1. Man-of-war, with " Success to Sr. Sidney Smith." " Sr. Sidney 
 Smi^h Embarking on Board the Tiger of 74 guns, after Defeat- 
 ing Bonapartte at D'Acre" ; 2. The Cooper's Arms. 
 
 198. Bust. Coloured earthenware. Admiral Sir William Sidney 
 
 Smith. H. ^ in. Siaff&rdshire (Bnrslem). 1799. 
 
 199 Statuette. Coloured earthenware. Admiral Sir Charles 
 
 John Napier (1786-1860). H. 9| in. c. 1850. 
 
 200 Statuettes, a pair. Earthenware, coloured and gilt. 
 &: a Rear- Admiral Sir John Franklin (1786-1847) and Lady 
 
 Franklin. H. 11 in. c. 1850. 
 
No. 166 
 
 Ho. 219 
 
 No. 171 
 
 No. 185 
 
 No. 198 
 
 No. 310 
 
 2761. 
 
 NAVAL" HEROES. 
 
 C2 
 
Admirai^ Horatio Viscount Nelson, 1758—1805. * 
 
 :-<»l. Soup Plate. Cream ware. Diam. 9 A in. Stoffurdsliire. 
 c. ISUI. 
 
 lieloiiginj; to a .service nimle for Lord Nelson. Painted and 
 in'-^crilHjd in centra, '* Nelson— Baltic — 2nd April." On rim, 
 " Nelson — the Glorious l^t of August— Aboukir," and '* Nelson 
 —the San Josef— 14th Feby." 
 
 -<>-. Mug. Cream ware, printed with Lord Nelson engaging 
 the French Fleet ott" the mouth of the Nile. H. 6 in. 
 XfU-rnstle. 1798. 
 
 ' !. Jug. Earthenware, moulded and coloureil ; on each side a 
 figure of Lord Nelson. H. 6 in. Stajforddirf. c. 1798. 
 
 '1. Jug. Rirthenware, yellow ; printed with Lord Nelson 
 engaging the French Fleet ofl" the mouth of the Nile, and 
 a \ iew of the bridge over the Wear, near Sunderland. 
 H. 8 in. Xtimtstlt: 1798. 
 
 •JO.'). Jug. Cream ware, with portrait of Lord Nelson, a plan of 
 the Iwttle of the Nile, and Nelson's crest and motto. 
 H. 'ih in. ::>taforMire. 1798. 
 
 "■». Letter from Lord Nelson to I^idy Hamilton, at Merton, 
 Surrey. 
 
 .-m7. Jug. Karthenware, mndded and colouretl, with portraits 
 of Lord Nelson and Captain IJerry, Nelson's Hag captain at 
 Tiafalgar. H. 6 in. AewrKsttf. 1805. 
 
 -*>^. Cup. Coloured earthenware, forming a bust of Lord 
 Nelson. H. 5 in. Stoffmthhire. c. 1797. 
 
 '•♦ Wine Coolers, a pair. Terracotta, with moulded 
 a. busts of Lord Nelson and trophies. H. 10 in. Sfnford 
 shire {Longport). c. 1805. 
 
 I'lc. Jug. Cream ware, printed with portrait of Lord Nelson, 
 with motto " England expects every man to do his Duly " ; 
 inscribed "Admiral Lord Nelson. Born Septr. 29th, 
 1758. Died Octr. 21st, 1805. Aged 47." Plan and 
 details of the battle of Trafalgar. H. 5i in. Sfoffonhhire, 
 1805. 
 
 -11. Mug. Earthenware, printed in brown with portrait of 
 Lord Nelson, surmounted with naval trophies and inscrip- 
 tion. H. 4i in. 1805. 
 
 - 1 2. Group. Earthenware. Inscribed " Death of Nelson." 
 H. 7 J in. 1805. 
 
 1 -i. Jug. Earthenware, printed with portrait inscribed 
 "Admiral Lord Nelson, Trafalgar 1805— Nile 1798," 
 and "The Victory" in action. H. 5 J in. 1805. 
 
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 21"4. Mug. Earthenware, printed with portrait, and inscribed 
 " The ever to be Lamented Lord Viscount Nelson, Born 
 Septr. 29th, 1758": his motto '*Palmam qui meruit 
 ferat." H. 5 in. Xewcastle. 1805. 
 
 "England Expects that Every Man will Do his Duty." 
 " Kemember whilst his mortal part has rest 
 Th' immortal lives in every Briton's breast, 
 Tho' short his Span of Life, recording Fame 
 Inscribes a deathless volume to his name. 
 Mourn not for me, 'tis vain, chase grief away, 
 Compleat mv work and crown the glorious day ; 
 Behold 'tis clone, his parting sjjirit tlew. 
 And lighting, rests brave CoUmgwood with you." 
 
 215. Mug. Earthenware, printed and coloured; with a 
 
 portrait of Nelson. H. 5 in. Xevxadle. 1805. 
 
 Inscribed : — 
 " The Briton mourns ; what else can Britons do 
 While bleeding Nelson rises to her view ? 
 Still is there cause for Triumph when she shews 
 The captured coloui-s of our Vanquislrd foes, 
 And gi-eater still when Fame was heard to say. 
 All, all were Nelson's on that glorious day." 
 
 216. Jug. Earthenware, printed in violet with Britannia 
 
 weeping over a portrait of Lord Nelson : figure of Fame, 
 with "Aboukir, Copenhagen, Trafalgar." H. 6 in. New- 
 mstle. 1805. 
 Inscribed : — " Britannia's address on the death of Lord Nelson." 
 
 " Behold the Portrait of my darling Son, 
 
 Who fought and conquer'd ere his Race was run ; 
 
 Great was his Mind, his Soul serenely brave ; 
 
 Britannia weeps ! let all bedew his Grave 
 
 With briny Teal's, let none be void of Grief. 
 
 For me no Pleasure hence, my Sorrow's past relief : 
 
 Unless liis Mantle dropt by Neptune's Care, 
 
 On some heroic Shouluer lit to wear 
 
 A Garb prophetic of its worth and Fame 
 
 Should emulate in daring Deeds gi-eat Nelson's Glorious Name." 
 
 217. Bust of Lord Nelson forming a jug; stoneware. H. 5 in. 
 
 Lambeth. 1820. 
 
 218. Bust of Lord Nelson forming a jug; stoneware. H. 7 J in. 
 
 Lambeth. 1820. 
 
 219. Bust of Lord Nelson forming a jug ; stoneware. Inscribed 
 
 "Nile 1798," "Trafalgar 1805," "England expects every 
 man to do his duty." H. 12J in. Lambeth. 1820. 
 
 220 Mugs, a pair. Red earthenware, covered with white slip. 
 & a. H. 6 in. Modern. 
 
 Inscribed : — 
 
 " Our God and sailors we The danger past, Both are 
 
 alike adore alike requited. 
 
 In times of danger not God is forgotten and the sailor 
 
 before, slighted. 
 
 Nelson & Bronte. 1802. 
 
id 
 
 221. Jug. Croiim ware, printed and coloured, with portrait of 
 
 Lord Nelson, the "Victory," and verses. H. 7J^in. 
 Xewcastle. 1805. 
 
 222. Mug. Eaithenware, printed and coloured, with portrait in- 
 
 scribed "Admiral Nelson — Victory — England expects, 
 etc." ; meflallion with bust inscribed "Georgius III. 
 Ilex." H. 4 J in. Newciidle. 1805. 
 
 223. Jug. Earthenware, printed in blue, with '* Victory off 
 
 Trafalgar, Oct. 21, 1805"; portraits of Admiral Lord 
 Nelson and Admiral Lord Collingwood. H. 6 in 
 Staffordshire. 1805. 
 
 -iM. Jufif. Cream ware, printed with portrait of Lord Nelson ; 
 plan of the battle of the Nile, and a man-of-war. H. 8 in. 
 Shfffonishirf. 1805. 
 
 --5. Mug. Eiirthenware, printed with portrait of Lord Nelson; 
 plan of the battle of Trafalgar, and a list of the vessels 
 composing the British Fleet. H. 5A in. Newa.t/h, 1805. 
 
 -!-'»'» Statuettes, a pa'V. Earthenware. Neptune and Venus. 
 \' a. 11. IM. in. Sfa/orMire. c. 1780. 
 
 --'7 Statuette. Eiirthenware, richly coloured. Neptune. 
 n. 'i in. Staprdahire. 1790. 
 
 --> Fountain. Coloured earthenware, with figure of Neptune. 
 H U in. Slnffmhhire. 1780. 
 
 --i> Statuettes, a pair. Earthenware. Neptune and Venus. 
 vV .1 II. y^ in. and 9 in. StaffordsJim, 1820. 
 
20 
 
 SOLDIERS ANi) SAILORS. 
 
 23(5. Mug". Earthenware, printed in blue. H. 2| in. Stafford- 
 shire, c. 1800. 
 
 Inscribed : — 
 
 " The Vohii.teers Success attend, 
 And all that are Old England's friend." 
 
 231. Mug. Earthenware, printed in blue. H. 2 J in. Staffwd- 
 shire. c. 1800.' 
 
 Inscribed :— 
 
 " No pow'r on earth can make us rue 
 If England to her self prove true." 
 
 232 Figures, a pair. Earthenware. A horse and a foot 
 & a. volunteer. H. 9 in. Newcastle, c. 1800. 
 
 233. Figure. Coloured earthenware. A voliuiteer. H. 6 in. 
 
 Staffordshire. 1800. 
 
 234. Jug. Earthenware, painted, with a yeomanry officer 
 
 H. 7 J in. Staffordshire {IFedgwood). c. 1790. 
 
 235. Jug. Cream ware, printed with (1) three Irish volunteers; 
 
 (2) the Death of General Wolfe ; and (3) " Success to Colo". 
 Conyngham and the Springhill Union." H. 8 J in. Staf- 
 fordshire. 1800. 
 
 S36. Jug. Earthenware, printed with (1) Irish Volimteers ; (2) 
 the Death of General Wolfe ; and (3) inscription " Success 
 to the Independent Volunteer Societies of the Kingdom of 
 Ireland." H. 8|in. Staffwdshire {Wedgivood). c. 1800. 
 
 237. Figure. Tortoiseshell ware ; a mounted soldier ; on holster 
 
 ''G. R." H. n in. Staffm-dshire. c. 1750. 
 
 238. Figure of coloured clays ; a mounted soldier. H. 7 in. 
 
 Stafordshire. c. 1740. 
 
 239. Figure. Tortoiseshell w^re ; a mounted soldier. H. 9 in. 
 
 Staffordshire, c. 1750. 
 
 2 40. Figure. Tortoiseshell ware ; a mounted soldier ; on pistol 
 holster " G. R." H. 10^ in. Staffordshire, c. 1750. 
 
 241. Group. Salt-glazed ware ; a soldier courting a lady under 
 
 a tree. H. 7 in. Staffordshire, c. 1740. 
 
 242. Tureen, with stand and cover. Earthenware. Part of a 
 
 service made for the Cameronians. H. 6 in. L. 9 in. 
 
 Stafordshire {JFedgicood). c. 1780. 
 
 243. Punch Bowl. Porcelain, painted with Highlanders, fruit 
 
 and flowers. Diam. 10 J in. Chinese, c. 1760. 
 
 244. Figure. Coloured earthenware. Highlander seated. H. 
 
 6 in. Staffordshire, c. 1800. 
 
 245. Jug. Earthenw^are, moulded and coloured, with a military 
 
 review. H. 7 in. Staffordshire, c. 1800. 
 
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 246. Jug. Earthenware, moulded and coloured, with a hussar 
 
 capturing a gun. H. 7 j in. Staffordshire, c. 1800. 
 
 247. Fiffure. Porcelain, coloured. A crippled soldier. 
 
 H. 0] in. fForcester. c. 1855. 
 
 -IS. Figure. Porcelain, coloured; a beefeater. H. 8 in. 
 hngli<h. ^{(Hl^nx. 
 
 I'H^. Plate. Porcelain; soldiers working a Maxim gun; 
 inscribed "Sudan War, 1898." Diam. 8^ in. Eitglish. 
 
 -jO. Plate Porcelain; with a soldier inscribed "Cameron 
 Highlander." Diam. Sh in. English. 1898. 
 
 201. Jug. Cream ware, printed with "The Soldier'.s Uftun-, ' 
 and a soldier and two women, inscribed "Love and 
 Hope." H. 8J in. Sta^ariUiire. c. 1780. 
 In»cril)e<l : — 
 
 " YcH my ileli^'ht, tho' Hlteril a-s thon art, 
 ReducM by honest counijje to thi.»» state, 
 Thou art tlie uoUlen treasure of mv heart, 
 My lon>:-lost huslMind, ami my wished for mate ! " 
 
 -'■)!'. Jug. Earthenware, moulded and coloured, with figures of 
 soldiers and sailors carousing. H. 6 in. Sfnffindshirf. 
 c. 1800. 
 
 253. Jug. Porcelain, with figures of soldiers and sailors 
 
 carousing. H. G in. Yorkshire (Ca^tlf/tml). c. 1800. 
 
 254. Punch Bowl. Earthenware, printed in blue, with groups 
 
 of birds, Howers, etc. Inscribed " Success to the Army 
 and Navy of Great Britain." Diam. 9 in. c. 1780. 
 
 :l^>'>. Mug. Earthenware, printed and inscribed " Beating up 
 for recruits." H. 5 J in. yewca^lle. c. 1800. 
 
 _'.')•; Ju^. P^arthenware, printed and inscril)ed " Manning The 
 Navy " ; and an officer welcoming the approaching fleet. 
 H. 5f in. Aewcastk. c. 1800. 
 
 257 Statuettes, a pair. Biscuit porcelain ; representing 
 A' a. (rreenwich and Chelsea pensioners, seated. H. 5 in. 
 and 5i in. Jiockingham. c. 1820. 
 
 255. Jug. Eiirthenware, in the form of a sailor seated on a chest 
 
 with " Dollars " on each side. Inscrilx)d " Success to 
 our wooden walls.'' H. 10 J in. Staffmdshire. c. 1790. 
 
 259. Pepper Caster. Earthenware, coloured and gilt, in the 
 form of a boatswain. H. 5i in. c. 1820. 
 
 2 GO. Jug. Cream ware, printed vdih a view of Greenwich 
 Hospital, and " The Sailor's Adieu." H. 7 in. Staf- 
 fordshire, c. 1800. 
 In.scrihed : — 
 
 " What should tear me from the arms of my Dearest Polly 
 but the undeniahle calls of my country in whose cause I have 
 «"?*•'! ™y Honour and my Life." 
 
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 261. Punch Bowl. Cream ware, printed with man-of-war. naval 
 
 trophy, etc. Diam. 10| in. Staffordshire, c. 1780. 
 
 262. Mug. Cream ware. Printed with a man-of-war and 
 
 sailors trying to rescue a negro. H. 6;^ in. Sfaffonhhire. 
 c. 1800. 
 
 Inscribed : — 
 
 " To reach the rope poor Zaiiiho tries ; 
 But e'er he grasps it, faint with toil, 
 Tlie stiuggling victim sink and dies." 
 
 263. Jug. Cream ware, printed with a naval engagement, and 
 
 the Death of General Wolfe. H. SJ in. Staffordshire. 
 c. 1780. 
 
 264 Groups, two. Earthenware. The Sailor's farewell and 
 & a. the Sailor's return. H. 9 J in. Stafford shire, c. 1790. 
 
 265. Plaque. Porcelain, painted with a girl waving adieu to a 
 
 ship. U by 3h in. c. 1800. 
 
 266. Mug. Earthenware, printed with a sailor parting from 
 
 his wife and children. H. 5 in. Newcastle, c. 1800." 
 
 Inscribed : — 
 
 " Sailor's Farewell." 
 
 " Sweet, oh sweet is that sensation 
 ^AHiere two hearts in union meet ; 
 But the pain of Separation 
 Mingles bitter with the Sweet." 
 
 And-- 
 
 " Glide on my bark, tiie summer's tide 
 Is gently flowing bv thy side : 
 Around thy prow the waters bright, 
 In circling rounds of broken light, 
 Are glitt'ring as if ocean gave 
 Her countless gems to deck the wave." 
 
 267. Mug. Cream ware, printed with a sailor parting from his 
 
 sweetheart. H. 3 J in. Staffordshire, c. 1770. 
 
 Inscribed : — 
 
 " When this you see remember me 
 And bear me in your mind, 
 Let all the World say what they will, 
 Speak of me as you find." 
 
 268. Jug. Cream ware, printed with a man-of-war, and 
 
 " Susan's Farewell." H. 9^ in. Stafford'ihire. c. 1780. 
 
 269. Jug. Cream ware, printed with a man-of-war, and " The 
 
 Sailor's Farewell." H. 6 in. Staffordshire, c. 1780. 
 
 270. Jug. Earthenware, printed with " The Sailor's Farewell," 
 
 etc. ; on the front "G. E." H. b\ in. c. 1800. 
 
 271. Jug. Earthenware, moulded and coloured, with Britannia 
 
 placing a wreath on a mast of a ship, etc. St<iffordshire. 
 H. 7 in. c. 1800. 
 
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 272 Statuettes, a pair. Coloured eaithenwaie. Sailor with 
 & a. boarding-axe and flag ; and sailor's wife and child. 
 H. 9 J in. Staffordshire., c. 1790. 
 
 273. Pipe. Earthenware, in the form of a man, seated ; 
 
 impressed "John Bull." H. 5J in. c. 1790. 
 
 274. Pipe. Earthenware. A man astride a barrel. H. 6.^ in. 
 
 c. 1790. 
 
 275. Jug. Cream ware, printed with a mariner's compass, a 
 
 man-of-war, etc. H. SA in. Staffordshire, c. 1780. 
 
 Iu8cribe<l :— 
 
 " The sailors (^lide this little thing 
 O'er trackless jMiths they roam. 
 It will rondtiet or safe will bring 
 To Frigid or fi-om Torrid Zone. 
 
 276. Ju^. Cream ware, printed with scenes inscribed *' Jack in 
 
 his Element," and "Poor Tom Bowling," followed by 
 C. Dibdins well-known .«»ong. H. 8i in. Staffordshire. 
 c. 1800. 
 
 277. Jug. Cream ware, prmicti with a sailor parting from his 
 
 sweetheart, and inscribed " Poor Jack," followed by some 
 verses of C. Wbdin'a song. H. Hh in. Staffordshire. 
 c. 1800. 
 
 278. Jug. Earthenware, in the form of a sailor seated <^n a 
 
 chest. H. 11 J in. Staffordshire, c. 1780. 
 
 279 Figures, two. Coloured earthenware. Sailors, «jne 
 \ a. dancing. H. 7 J in. Staffordshire, c. 1800. 
 
 2S0. Mug. Earthenware, printed with a launch of a ship. 
 H. 5i in. Neicmstle. c. 1800. 
 
 281. Mug. Cream war^, printed with sailors carousing. 
 
 H. 3| in. Staffordshire, c. 1780. 
 
 Inscribed : — 
 
 " The Wand'ring Sailor.** 
 
 " When round the bowl the jovial crew 
 The early scenes of youth renew, 
 Tho' eiicn his fav'rite fair will boa-st 
 This is the universal toiust ; 
 May we, when toil and danger's o'er. 
 Cast anchor on our natire shore ! " 
 
 282. Figure. Coloured earthenware. A Greenwich pen- 
 
 sioner with both legs amputated. H. 3 in. Stafford- 
 shire, c. 1800. 
 
 2>^3. Mug. Porcelain, painted with English man-of-war; 
 inscril)ed "Sutiu-day Night.' H. 4 J in. Chinese. 
 V. 1780. 
 
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 284. Jug. Earthenware, printed 'with "A hearty supper, a 
 good bottle, and a soft bed, to the man who fights 
 the battles of his country." H. 5J in. Stofioi-dshire 
 (Lane End), c. 1800. "♦ 
 
 2S5. Jug. Cream ware, printed with a ship in full sail ; and 
 sailors and women dancing. Inscribed '• The Flowing Can," 
 followed by C. Dibdin's verses. H. H in. StaffwdMre. 
 c. 1790. 
 
 286. Plate. Earthenware, printed with a sailor parting from 
 
 his sweetheart. Diam. 8 J in. Liverpool Delft, c. 1780. 
 
 287. Coffee Pot. Cream ware, printed with the " Sailor's Fare- 
 
 well and Retm^n." H. 6f in. Lirerjwol c. 1780. 
 
 ^88. Figure. Coloured earthenware. A sailor leaning on an 
 anchor. H. 9 in. Staffordshire, c. 1780. 
 
 289. Figure. Coloured earthenware. A sailor leaning on an 
 
 anchor. H. 7| in. c. 1790. 
 
 290. Jug. Earthenware, printed with " The Flowing Can " ; 
 
 and a man-of-war. H. 6i in. Xeunutle. c. 1800. 
 Inscribed : — 
 
 " May Winsford continue Till the Globe shall dissolve, 
 
 To Flourish in Trade Not leaving a shade. " 
 
 291. Jug. Coloured earthenware, with the "Sailor's Farewell 
 
 and Return," in relief. StoffmhJiire. H. 6J in. c. 1800. 
 
 292 Jugs, a pair. Coloured earthenware, with the " Sailor's 
 •& a. Farewell and Return." H. 5 in. c. 1800. 
 
 293. Bottle. Stoneware, in the form of a sailor. H. 9 in. 
 English {Mod£7'n). 
 
 294 Pipes, two. Earthenware, in the form of sailors. H. 7 in. 
 -&&. c. 1790. 
 
 295. Plate. Earthenware, printed with a girl watching a ship 
 
 nearing the coast. Diam. 10 in. c. 1800. 
 
 Inscribed : — 
 
 "Returning Hopes." 
 " When seamen to theh- homes return 
 And meet their wives or sweethearts dear, 
 Each loving Lass witli rapture burns, 
 To find her long lost Lover near." 
 
 296. Jug. Earthenware, with subjects painted in colours ; men 
 
 rowing a boat, a man-of-war, etc. H. 9i in. Neuxastle, 
 c. 1790. 
 
 Inscribed : — 
 
 " Richard Bennett." 
 " Here's to the Boat that seem to fly 
 And catches all that she conijs nigh." 
 
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 -^7. Jug, in the form of .i sailor seated on a chest. Coloured 
 earthenware. H. 12 in. Stafonbhire. c. 1770. 
 
 Incised : — 
 
 " Hollo, Brother Briton, Hard Dollors by nie. 
 
 Whoever Thou be, And drink a health 
 
 Sit down (Ml To all sealors Bold." 
 
 Til It chest of 
 
 298. Plaque. White ware, a sailor and a lady. 11 J in. by 
 
 8 J in. Sta^imlshiie, c. 1780. 
 
 299. Tile. Earthenware. Sailors at the sign of the " K. of 
 
 Prussia." 4 J in. square. Liverpool Del/f, c. 1760. 
 
 300. Jug. Cream ware, printed wiih a lady in a boat waving 
 
 farewell to a parting ship, and the verses of "Sweet 
 Poll of Plymouth." H. 7^ in. Staj^onhhire, c. 1790. 
 
 '•'M. Jug. Cream ware, printed with "Jemmy's Courtship" and 
 a ship in full sail. H. 6 J in. StaffunUhire. c. 1800. 
 
 302. Jug. Cream ware, printed and partly coloured, with a 
 
 man-of-war towing a frigate, and a ship in full sail. H. 
 7 J in. Stnff.niUhiir. c. 1790. 
 
 In.<(cri)>ed : — 
 •• A nailor's life's a pleasant In every port he tiuds a wife, 
 
 life, What can a sailor wish for 
 
 He freely roam** from shore more." 
 
 to Hhore, 
 
 303. Jug. Cream ware, printed and partly coloured, with 
 
 engraving of "The Neglected Tar," and a ship "The 
 Royal Charlotte." H. 7 in. 
 
 Inscribed : — 
 
 " The Neglected Tar." 
 
 " I sin^' the British seaman's praise 
 A theme renown'd in story : 
 It well deserves more jwlished lays. 
 Oh ! 'tis your l)oast and glory 
 When mad brainM war spreads death around. 
 By them you are protecte<l ; 
 But when in neace the nation's found 
 These bulwarics are neglected." 
 
 304. Jug. Cream ware, printed with a sailor and a girl, etc. 
 
 H.8in. Sta^oidshire. e. 1780. 
 
 305. Jug. Earthenware, printed with sailors carousing, and 
 
 a ship. H. 9 in. c. 1790. 
 
 306. Group. Coloured earthenware. A sailor handing money to 
 
 his wife. H. 9A in. Staffonhhire. c. 1810. 
 
 307. Jug. Earthenware, lustred, printed and coloured with " A 
 
 West View of the Iron Bridge at Sunderland," and a verse 
 from Dibdin's song, " The Lass that Loves a Sailor, &c." 
 H. 9in. Xewmstle. c. 1796. 
 
2(i 
 
 308. Jug. Earthenware, lustred and printed with a view of 
 
 "Shields, the Mouth of the River Tyne," and verses. 
 On the front, "Louise Palmer, 1845." H. 9 in. 
 
 Newcasth'. 
 
 309. Jug. Earthenware, lustred and printed and coloured with 
 
 a ship, and verses. H. 9 in. N. Shields, c. 1830. , 
 
 310. Jug. Earthenware, printed in purple. A man-of-war 
 
 and scene inscribed, "Poll and my Partner Joe," 
 followed by the \erses of C. Dibdin. On the front, 
 "William Davey, 1797." H. 13 in. Staffordshire 
 (SheJfon). 
 
 311. Punch Bowl. Porcelain, subjects in black and gilt. In- 
 
 scribed " A second view of the Earl of Sandwich in the 
 same gale," " A 3rd view of the Earl of Sandwich as she 
 appeard stretching in for the land, Nov. 12th, 1776. 
 Latt. 21d. X 12." Diam. 10 in. Chinese, c. 1776. 
 
 312. Basins, three. Earthenware, printed with ships and 
 a. (^'b. verses in oval frames formed of twisted ropes. Diam. 
 
 7 J in. Modern. 
 
 313. Plate. Earthenware, printed with a ship. Diam. 9| in. 
 
 Neumsfle. c. 1800. 
 
 314. Jug. Earthenware, printed and coloured; the "Northum- 
 
 berland Life Boat" rescuing passengers from a wreck. 
 H. 61 in. Neiocastle. c. 1830. 
 
 315. Jug. Earthenware, lustred and printed with verses and a 
 
 ship. .H. 5f in. Newcastle, c. 1830 
 
 316. Plate. Cream ware, with a ship and inscribed "Success 
 
 to die frau Tibeta. — Capt. Herman Sanders from Bremen." 
 Diam. 9| in. Staffordshire, c. 1770. 
 
 317. Mug. Earthenware, printed in blue, with a British war- 
 
 ship in action; inscribed " Simon Hazlewood." H. b\ in. 
 c. 1790. 
 
 318. Jug. Cream ware, printed with a sailor hugging money- 
 
 bags, inscribed " Tis comical I know To have all this 
 Rhino " ; a mariner's compass and a ship, inscribed 
 " Success to Trade." H. 8^ in. Staffordshire, c. 1790. 
 
 319. Jug. Cream ware, printed with "An east view of Liver- 
 
 pool Lighthouse and signals on Bidston Hill " ; coloured 
 with a list of 58 separate signals. H. 8i in. Stafford- 
 shire, lyrinted at LirerpooJ. c. 1780. 
 
 320. Mug. Cream ware, printed with " The East view of Liver- 
 
 pool Lighthouse and signals on Bidston Hill, 1789." 
 H. 4 in. Staffordshire. 
 
321. Boat, model of. Earthenware, sli^rhtlv coloured. 
 L. S\ in. 
 
 • 22. Mug. Earthenware, printed and coloured, with a ship 
 and figures of "Peace" and "Plenty." H. U in. 
 Nevxastle. c. 1810. 
 
 .i23. Jug. Earthenware, painted >vith sailor and female, a 
 ship in background ; inscribed " A triHe from Yar- 
 mouth," "To keeo watch for the life of Poor Jack." 
 H. H in. c. 1790.' 
 
 324. Mug. Ked earthenware, with white slip. H. 5 in. Modein. 
 Inscribed : - 
 
 ** From rockM and sands and And from great (Inns and 
 
 Barren lands Women's tongues 
 
 Good Fortune sets me free. Cioo<l Lord deliver me." 
 
 325. Mug. Porcelain, printed with a ship, classical ruin.s, etc. 
 
 inscribetl "Success to ve Peggy." H. 5 in. U'lyrrestn. 
 c. 1760. 
 
 326. Mug. Earthenware, painted with " A trifle from Yar- 
 
 mouth." H. 4J in. c. 1790. 
 
 327. Mu^. Earthenware, printed in violet with shijis of war ; 
 
 and children playing at soldiers. H. Ah in. Bristol. 
 c. 1800. 
 
 328. Plate. Cream ware, printed with a ship in the centre and 
 
 birds round the rim. I>iam. 9f in. c. 1790. 
 
 329. Cup, three-handled. Red earthenware, and white slip with 
 
 coloured ornaments, and verses. 11. 8j in.. Mfxlrni. 
 
 330. Punch Bowl. IC;irthenware, printed with .scenes of bird 
 
 catching ; and a ship inscribed " Success to ye Kagle John 
 I^ncefeild Commander 1782." Diam. 11 in. 
 
 "'31. Punch BowL Eiirthenware, lustred, and printed with 
 the " Sailor'n Farewell," a coat-of arms and verses. Diam. 
 11 J in. Xenrxstle. IS 20. 
 
 '32. Jug. Earthenware, lustred and printed with "The Great 
 Australian Clipper ship," and " The Unfortunate 
 London," which foundered in the Bay of Biscay in 
 1865 ; and a verse. H. 7J in. Xewcastk. 
 
 333. Jug. Earthenware, lustred, printed and coloured. " The 
 Mariner's Compass," with a ship on each side. H. 5J in. 
 Newcastle, c. 1830. 
 
 Inscribed :— 
 
 " Thou noble bark of brightest fame, 
 
 That bear' St proud England's honoure«l name, 
 Right welcome home once more ! 
 Welcome thou gallant little sail, 
 In England's name I bid thee hail ! 
 And Melcome to her sliore " 
 
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 334. Jug. White earthenware with blue enamel and gilt, 
 
 decorated with a three-masted vessel, etc., and dated 
 " 1788 " ; on front '' T. M. K." H. TJ in. Staffordshire. 
 
 335. Jug. Cream ware, printed and coloured with a mariner's 
 
 compass inscribed "Come box the compass," and two 
 reversible heads. H. 7 in. Staffordshire, c. 1780. 
 Inscribed : — 
 
 " Courtship." 
 " When two Fond Fools together meet, 
 Each look gives Joy, each kiss so sweet ; 
 But wed, liow cold and cross they'll be, 
 Turn upside down and then you'll see." 
 
 " Matrimony." 
 " That form once o'er, with angry brow 
 sisn J 
 
 The married pair both peevish grow ; 
 All night and day they scold and brav 
 She calls him Ass, he calls her Fool." 
 
 336. Jug. Cream ware, painted with a cutter inscribed 
 
 "Success to the Lucy " ; figure of Hope ; on front " Mrs. 
 Elizabeth Lear, Portsmouth, Hants, 1788." H. 7| in. 
 Staff or dsh ire ( J Fed g wood). 
 
 337. Jug. Cream ware, printed with " The East View of 
 
 Bidston Light House and Signals," etc. H. 8 J in. 
 Staffordshire, c. 1790. 
 
 338. Figure. Earthenware ; a sailor leaning on an anchor, 
 
 coloured. H. 5^ in. Staffoi'dshire. c. 1790. 
 
 339. Jug. Cream ware, painted with ships and inscribed " Capt. 
 
 Joseph Anthony, Ship St. Ann with her two Prizes Le 
 Pelerin and Consalateur.' H. 11 J in. Staffordshire 
 {JFedgicood). 1800. 
 
 Note. — It is supposed the "St. Ann" was a privateer, and her 
 two prizes French merchantmen. 
 
 340. Jug. Cream ware, printed with figu/e of Hope and a 
 
 mariner's compass. H. 6 J in. c. 1790. 
 
 341. Cup and Saucer. Porcelain, printed with ships. H. of 
 
 cup 3f in. Diam. of saucer bh in. Staff'oi-dshire {New 
 . HaJl). c. 1810. 
 
 342. Coffee Cup. Porcelain, painted with ships. H. 2 J in. 
 
 Liverpool, c. 1770. 
 
 343. Plaque. Coloured earthenware, with a bust of a hussar, 
 
 inscribed " Daniel Goostry." 6 by 4| in. Staff'ordshire. 
 c. 1780. 
 
 314. Group. Coloured earthenware; sailor and wife sitting 
 under a tree. H. 8f in. Staffordshire, c. 1800. 
 
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 ENGLAND AND FRANCE. 
 
 The French Revolution. 
 
 345. Plate. Earthenware, painted with St. Catherine and her 
 wheel. Inscribed "Jean . perrot . 1783." Diam. 8 in. 
 French. 
 
 34G. Plate. Itlarthon ware, painted with subjects symbolising the 
 Crown held up by the Church, Army, Agriculture, and 
 the hearts of the people. Diani. 8 in, Fniich. 
 
 347. Plate. Earthenware, painted with crown, etc. Diam. 8 in. 
 Fremk, 
 
 18. Plate. Earthenware, iminted and inscribed " liWte Con- 
 stitution." Diam. 8 in. French. 
 
 341). Plate. Earthenware, painted with Imperial crown, Heurs- 
 de-Iys, etc. Diam. 8 in. French. 
 
 350. Plate. Earthenware, painted and inscribed " Tres in uno " 
 and " Vis unita fortior 1789." Diam. 8 in. French. 
 
 351. Plate. Eiarthenwaro, painted with arms holding sabres, 
 and Hours-<le-lys. Diam. 8 in. French. 
 
 352. Plate. FAfthenware, painted and inscribed *' vivre libre ou 
 monrir." Diam. 8 in. French. 
 
 353. Plate. Earthenware, painted and inscribed " ^. la nation, 
 la loi le Roy." Diam. 8 in. French. 
 
 J04. Plate. Earthenware, painted with figure of Liberty and 
 inscribed "Vive la loi," "Liberte Egalito," "Perrin 
 Raubinau L'an 3 de la Republique." Diam. 8 in 
 French. 
 
 355. Plate. P^rthenware, painted with the siege of the Bastille 
 Diam. 8 in. French. (Modern copy.) 
 
 356. Plate. Earthenware, painted with figure firing a cannon, 
 inscribed "Je garde la nation." Diam. 8 in. French. 
 
 -"'7. Plate. Earthenware, painted with a cock on a cannon and 
 inscribed "je veille pour la nation." Diam. 8 in. 
 Frcni'h. 
 
 358. Plate. Earthenware, painted with a co«k on a pole. Diam. 
 S in. French. 
 2761. D 
 
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 359. Plate. Earthenware, painted with an open bird-cage an 
 
 birds. Diam. 8 in. French. 
 
 360. Plate. Earthenware, painted with an open bird-cage and 
 
 inscribed ''^ la liberte 1791." Diam. 8 in. French. 
 
 361. Plate. Earthenware, painted with a trophy and a wreath 
 
 enclosing " ^^ la Montagne." Diam. 8 in. French. 
 
 362. Plate. Earthenware, painted with a cannon, etc., and 
 
 inscribed " A Ca Ira." Diam. 8 in. French. 
 
 363. Plate. Earthenware, painted with tomb and cypress, in- 
 
 scribed " aux manes de Mirabeau la patrie reconaissante- 
 1791." Diam. 8 in. French. 
 
 3Gi. Plate. Earthenware, painted with memorial trophy inscribed 
 " Mirabeau No. 54 " and on a coffin " plus." Diam. 8 in. 
 French. 
 
 365. Bowl. Earthenware, painted with a cock on a cap of liberty, 
 
 and inscribed "a ^a Ira." Diam. 12 in. H. 3| in. 
 Freiich. 
 
 366. Plate. Cream ware, printed in brown and inscribed 
 
 "Vive Les Tiers Etats." Diam. 9 J in. Staffordshire. 
 c. 1789. 
 
 367 Busts, a pair. Tortoiseshell ware ; Maria Theresa (1717- 
 & a. 1780) and her husband, Francis I., Emperor of Germany 
 
 (1708-1765) (parents of Queen Marie Antoinette). H. 
 
 Sh in. Staffordshire, c. 1760. 
 
 368. Medallion. Coloured earthenware, in relief. Queen Marie 
 Antoinette (1755-1793). 8f by 1h in. c. 1790. 
 
 369 Busts, a pair. Ked terra-cotta, a nobleman and a ladv. 
 & a. H. 7^ in. Continental c. 1780. 
 
 370. Medallion. Earthenware bust of Queen Marie Antoinette. 
 
 H. 7i ill. Staffordshire, c. 1820. 
 
 371. Bust. Biscuit porcelain. Charlotte Corday (1768-1793). 
 
 H. 5 in. French, c. 1793. 
 
 372. Jug. Earthenware, printed in blue with the execution of 
 
 Louis XVI. H. 5Hn. Staffordshire, c. 1793. 
 Inscribed .- - 
 " View of La Guillotine or the modern beheading machine at Piiris, 
 by which Louis XVI., lat^ King of France, suffered on the 
 Scaffold Jan. 12, 179.3." 
 
No. 385 
 
 Ho. 371 
 
 No 405 
 
 Ho. 383 
 
 - ^-^ 
 
 No. 391 
 
 No 388 
 
 ENGLAND AND FRAMX^S; 
 
 2761. 
 
 D2 
 
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 373. Jug. Cream ware, piinted in red with an execution scene 
 and the royal crown of England. H. 9j in. Stafford- 
 shire, c. 1793. 
 Inscribetl : — 
 
 "The Martyr of Equality." 
 " Behold the progress of the French System.'' 
 " Here I see the Victim Bleeding 
 By a brother doom'tl to die, 
 All in vain for pity pleading, 
 I*ity dare not lift lier eye." 
 and 
 
 " May Britains true 
 Their rights pursue, 
 And e'er es|>ouse the cause 
 Of Church and King 
 And every Thing 
 That constitutes their Lavrs." 
 
 7 1 Model, bone. A guillotine, with executioner and figures. 
 .Made by French prisoners in England. L. G} in., 
 h. 10 in. c. 1800. 
 
 376. Jug. Cream ware, printed and coloured with subjects 
 inscribed " French Liberty " and " British Slavery " ; 
 after Gillray. H. ^ in. SUifforddiire. c. 1792. 
 
 Napoleon, 1769-1821. 
 
 "•7<"). Mug. Earthenware, printed and coloured with caricature 
 of " ik)nny in his New Clothes," referring to Napoleon 
 having been crowne<l by the Pope in 1804. H. 4J in. 
 Staffordshire {iMiie End), c. 1804. 
 
 .'{77. Jug. Earthenware, printed and coloured with caricature 
 of " Bonny in his New Clothes," referring to Napoleon 
 having been crowned by the Pope in 1804. H. ^\ in. 
 Staffordshire {Lane End), c. 1804. 
 
 378. Qroup. Porcelain. " Napoleon crossing the Alps " ; after 
 
 the piunting by David. H. 7 in. Continental, c. 1800. 
 
 379. Mug. Earthenware, lustred, printed and coloured with a 
 
 caricature of " Murat Reviewing the Grand Army " and 
 inscription. H. 34 in. Staffordshire {Lane End). 0.1812. 
 
 380. Bust. Coloured earthenware. Alexander I., Emperor of 
 
 Russia (1801-1825) in military costume. H. 10 in. 
 StafftmUhire {Bur stent), c. 1814. 
 
 381. Jug. Earthenware, printed and coloured with subjects 
 
 inscribed "A Russian Boor returning from his Field 
 Sports " and " Specimen of Russian Chopping Blocks." 
 H. 4i in. Sfaffordshvre {Lam End), c. 1814. 
 
 382. Statuette. Earthenware, coloured and gilt. Francis II., 
 
 Emperor of Austria (1768-1835), father of Marie Louise, 
 the second wife of Napoleon. H. 8 in. c. 1814. 
 
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 383. Jug. Earthenware, in the form of a Russian bear hugging 
 
 ^Napoleon ; " Boney " stamped on his plumed hat. H. 7f in. 
 Nottingham, c. 1812. 
 
 384. Figure. Porcelain, coloured; an Austrian soldier. 
 
 H. 7^ in. Continetiial. c. 1815. 
 
 385. Bust. White glazed earthenware. Francis II., Emperor 
 
 of Austria. H. 10 J in. Sfafai-dshire (Burslem). c. 1814. 
 
 386. Jug. Earthenware, lustred, printed and coloured with a 
 
 caricature inscribed "The Narrow Escape of Boney through 
 a Window " and representation of " A Cossack of the Oural 
 Mountains." H. 4j in. Staffoi'dshire {Lane End). 1812. 
 
 387. Jug. Earthenware, lustred, printed and coloured with 
 
 "Murat Reviewing the Grand Army," and caricature 
 showing how " Boney tird of War's Alarms, Flies for Safety 
 to his darling's arms." H. 6 in. Stafordshire {Lane End). 
 c. 1813. 
 
 388. Jug. Earthenware, lustred, printed and coloured with a 
 
 caricature of " Boney 's return from Russia to Paris." 
 H. 4} in. Staffm-dshire {Lane End), c. 1813. 
 
 389. Statuette. Plaster, coloured. Napoleon lamenting the 
 
 loss of his army in Russia in 1812. H. 5J in. c. 1812. 
 
 390. Jug. Earthenware, lustred, printed and coloured with 
 
 caricatures, " Jack Frost attacking ' Bony ' in Russia," 
 and " Little Bony sneaking into Paris with a white feather 
 in his tail." H. 5 in. Staffm-dshire {Lane End), c. 1813. 
 
 391. Jug. Earthenware, printed and coloured with caricatures, 
 
 " A Russian Boor returning from his Field Sports " and 
 "Boney sneaking into Paris at midnight." H. 5 J in. 
 Staffordshire {Lane End). 8c. 113. 
 
 392. Figure. Coloured earthenware. A cossack. H. 13 in. 
 
 Staff(rrdshire. c. 1813. 
 
 393. Jug. Porcelain, printed with a caricature after Gillray, 
 
 inscribed " The King of Brobdingnag and Gulliver " 
 representing George III. looking at Napoleon through a 
 telescope. H. 5 in. Staffm-dshire {New Hall). 1803. 
 
 394. Mug. Earthenware, lustred, printed and coloured with 
 
 Napoleon standing facing the Channel, asking "AMio dare 
 stop me," referring to the proposed invasion of England ; 
 and a toad inside. H, 5 in. Newcastle, c. 1800. 
 
 395. Bust. Coloured earthenware. Napoleon. H. lOi in. 
 
 Staffardshire (Burslem). c. 1798. 
 
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 396. Mug. Karthenware, printed with a caricature representing 
 
 Napoleon on one side of the Channel as a French Cock and 
 John Bull as a Bull on the other. Inscribed " A Cock and 
 Bull Story." H. 3} in. Staffordshire (Lane End), c. 1800. 
 
 397. Mug". Cream ware, printed in red with a caricature of 
 
 " John Bull out of all Patience." H. 5 in. Stafiordshire. 
 c. 1800. 
 
 398. Juff. Porcelain, gilt, and printed with a caricature of 
 
 Napoleon as a monkey and John Bull as a dog with a 
 bone, in.scribe<l " The Bone of Contention," referring to 
 England taking Malta. H. ">} i?i. Sf>iflunf.<iJn'rr {New 
 H(dl). c. 1800. 
 
 :»'.'.». Jug. Cream ware, printed with caricatures representing a 
 Highlander playing upon Napoleon as if he were Imgpipes ; 
 inscribed " Go<l save (treat George our King " and " The 
 Centincl at his post or Boney's peep into Walmer Castle." 
 H. 8 in. StaffimUhire (Nnc Ilall). c. 1801. 
 
 400. Bust. Coloured earthenware. Napoleon as First Consul. 
 
 H. 8 J in. Slaffmhhire (Buralem). c. 1800. 
 
 401. Jug. Porcelain, printed with a caricature, "National 
 
 contrasts, or Bulky and Boney." H. 7} in. SlaffmiUhire 
 (New Hall), c. 1800. 
 
 40*2. Statuette. Porcelain, coloured and gilt. Napoleon. H. 
 8 in. c. 1815. 
 
 403. Bust. Porcelain, slightly gilt. Napoleon. H. 8J in. 
 
 Liverpool (Hercuktntnim). c. 1800. 
 
 404. Jug. Cream ware, printed with a coloured caricature 
 
 inscribed "The Governor of Europe Stoped in his Career " 
 and a ship with the American flag. H. Gi in. Stafford- 
 shire, c. 1800. 
 
 K).'). Bust. Coloured earthenware. Napoleon as First Consul. 
 H. 10 in Staffordsldre {Burslem). c. 1802. 
 
 406. Jug. Earthenware, lustred, printed and coloured with an 
 
 equestrian portrait of '* Marquis Wellington " ; the battle 
 of Salamanca, 1812 ; and "One of the 71st taking a French 
 officer prisoner in Portugal." H. 8 in. Staffordshire {Lane 
 End), c. 1812. 
 
 407. Mug. Coloured stoneware, with embossed figures of the 
 
 Duke of Wellington and officers. Battle of Vittoria, 
 1813. H. 3i in. c. 1813. 
 
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 408. Mug. Earthenware, printed in red and coloured with a 
 
 caricature, " The Dons Outwitted or John Bull in Time," 
 and inscriptions. H. -if in. Staffordshire {Lane End). 1800. 
 
 409. Jug. Earthenware, printed in brown and coloured with a 
 
 caricature, " Facing the Enemy." H. 6 J in. Sfaffardshire 
 (Lane End), c. 1800. 
 
 410. Jug. Cream ware, printed and coloured with caricatures 
 
 " The Governor of Europe Stoped in his Career " ; and 
 "Bonaparte in the Suds." H. 6f in. Staffordshire. 
 c. 1800. 
 
 411. Medallion. Brown glazed ware ; with a bust of Napoleon 
 
 in relief. 6 J in. by 5 J in. liockingham. c. 1805. 
 
 412. Jug. Earthenware, printed and coloured with " The Ascent 
 
 of the Aerial Balloon," w^th inscription " May the English 
 oak produce the Bark to tan the Hide of Bonaparte " ; ship 
 with garland and inscription ; and " A West View of the 
 Iron Bridge over the Wear." H. 8 in. Newcastle. 1813. 
 
 413. Jug. Cream ware, printed and coloured with a caricature 
 
 " Preparations for Hostilities," H. 5 J in. Staffordshire 
 (Lane End), c. 1805. 
 
 414. Jug. Earthenware, printed and coloured with a caricatui^e 
 
 "Bonaparte and the Quaker." H. 6 in. Staff'oi'dshire 
 (Lane End), c. 1800. 
 
 415. Jug. Cream ware, printed and coloured with caricatures, 
 
 " John Bull and his Companion Challenging Bonaparte 
 and his relation," and " Bonaparte's Last Shift." H. 7| in. 
 Liverpool or Staffordshire, c. 1805. 
 
 416. Mug. Cream ware, printed in brown with a caricature of 
 
 " John Bull Drubbing Bonaparte " ; in background a 
 camp, etc. H. 3 J in. Staffordshire, c. 1814. 
 
 417. Mug. Cream ware, printed with a beast with seven 
 
 heads, rising from the sea ; from one of them issues the 
 word "Blasphemy." Underneath "Buonaparte, The 
 Monstrous Beast ! as described in the Kevelations Chap. 
 13, Ver. 1"& 18." H. 4f in. Staffordshire, c. 1803. 
 
 418. Jug. Stoneware, in the form of the head of Napoleon. 
 
 H. 7i in. Lambeth, c. 1820. 
 
 419. Mug. Earthenware, printed with a caricature "John Bull 
 
 Drubbing Bonaparte." On a gallows is a figure of Napoleon 
 suspended, and inscribed " The end of Boney." H. 3| in. 
 
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 420. Plaque. White glazed earthenware ; with a bust of 
 
 Napoleon, the features and dress being formed of various 
 figures. 9| by 7i in. English, c. 1810. 
 
 421. Engraving, coloured. Key to the bust of Napoleon on 
 
 the plaque No. 420. 
 
 422. Jug. Cream ware, printed in red with caricatures, 
 
 "The Governor of Europe stoped in his Career " ; and 
 Napoleon hanging on a gallows, inscribed '* The Apotheosis 
 of Bonaparte.' H. 7 in. Stafford ahire. c. 1814. 
 
 423. Jug. Earthenware, printed and coloured with a caricature, 
 
 "Bonaparte DethronM " H »',i in Staffordshire (Lane 
 End), c. 1814. 
 
 424. Jug. Earthenware, printed in brown and coloured with 
 
 a caricature, "John Bull giving Boneya Pull." H. 5 J in. 
 Staffordsliire {LaM End). «• IxU 
 
 425. Flower Pot. Earthenware, piimr<i in brown, with a monu- 
 
 ment inscribed " Peace of Europe signed at Paris May 30th, 
 1814," and symbolical figures. H. 5 J in. Bristol. 
 
 426. Mug. Earthenware, pnnted with a monument inscribed 
 
 "Peace of Europe signed at Paris, May 30th, 1814," 
 and " G.R" with figures. H. 4^ in. Biistol 
 
 427. Cover of Jar. Earthenware, printed in violet within a 
 
 wreath, "Peace! May its.dunition equal the years of 
 War." IHam. 5J in. 1814. 
 
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 ENGLAND AND AMERICA. 
 
 428. Plate. Earthenware, printed in blue; in centre, "Tbe 
 
 Landing of the lathers at Plymouth Dec. 22, 1620." 
 Diam. 10 in. Siaffordsliire. c. 1820. 
 
 429. Jug. Earthenware, printed in brown with shield inscribed 
 
 " Hope " ; statue of Roger Williams (1599-1683) ; view of 
 his landing at Providence, Rhode Island, and an inscription. 
 H. 4| in. Staffordshire (iFedgwood). 
 
 430. Plate. Cream ware, printed with portrait of William Penn 
 
 (1644-1718). Diam. 9J in. English, c. 1790. 
 
 431. Jug. Cream ware, printed with equestrian portrait of 
 
 George Washington, and inscribed " Success to the L'nited 
 States America." H. 8 in. English, c. 1790. 
 
 432. Bust. Coloured earthenware. Georsje Washington (173 2- 
 
 1799). H. 8 in. Staffordshire {Burslem). c. 1790. 
 
 433. Medallion. Black basalt ware, with portrait of George 
 
 Washington. 7fby6fin. Staffordshire (JFedgwood). c. 1790. 
 
 434. Bust. Black basalt ware; George Washington. H. 17^in. 
 
 Stuff ordshire {Wedgwood), c. 1820. 
 
 435. Plate. Earthenware, with scalloped edges ; American Eagle 
 
 and Stars in centre. D. 8J in. c. 1790. 
 
 436. Cream Jug. Cream ware, printed with a caricature of 
 
 "Britain draining the American cow "and the town of 
 Philadelphia behind. H. 5 in. Leeds, c. 1780. 
 
 437. Jug. Earthenware, moulded and coloured with a bust of 
 
 General the Marquis de la Fayette. H. 5J in. Stafford- 
 shire, c. 1790. 
 
 438. Plaque. Earthenware, printed with a portrait of George 
 
 Washington. 5 in. by 4 in. Live^rpool. c. 1790. 
 
 439. Bust. Porcelain, slightly gilt. Tadensz Kosciuzko, Polish 
 
 General, adjutant to Washington. H. 8J in. Liverpool 
 {Herculaneum). c. 1800. 
 
 440. Mug. Cream ware, printed with figures and inscribed 
 
 " Union to the People of America " and " Ci^^l and 
 Religious Liberty to All Mankind." H. 6 in. English. 
 c. 1790. 
 
 441. Mug. Cream ware, printed with portrait of George 
 
 Washington. H. 4 J in. c. 1785. 
 
: -t 
 
 Ko. 451 
 
 1^0/432 
 
 No. 459 
 
 No. 436 . 'iS['b:'^1^ 
 
 ENGLAND AND AMERICA.' ::''' 
 
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 442. Jug". Cream ware, printed with subject inscribed " Jack 
 
 in his P31ement," and monument to George Washington. 
 H. 7 1 in. English, c. 1800. 
 
 443. Jug. Cream ware, printed with the Arms of the United 
 
 States ; " Peace, Plenty and Independence," and monu- 
 ment with portrait of George Washington. H. 9 in. 
 English, c. 1800. 
 
 444. Jug. Cream ware, printed with Arms of America; 
 
 portraits of Columbus, George Washington, and others ; 
 and 8u))ject inscribed the " Apotheosis " of Washington. 
 H. 8 in. English, c. 1800. 
 
 445. Ash Tray. P^rthenware, printeil and coloured with por- 
 
 trait of George Washington. 4 J in. hy 3 in. French. 1876. 
 
 440 Match Jars, a pair. Ke<l terra-cotta, with silhouette 
 & a. {xjrtrait of George Washington and American Arms, 
 
 inscribed "1776" and "1876" respectively. H. 24 in. 
 
 1876. 
 
 447. Watch, l)ack of ; enamel, printed with portrait of George 
 
 Washington. Diam. IJ in. Liveryool. c. 1780. 
 
 448. Mug. Cream ware, printed with portrait.s of George 
 
 ^Vashington, Franklin, etc., and map of the United States. 
 H. 4} in. English, c. 1790. 
 
 449. Punch Bowl. Cream ware, printed with portraits of 
 
 George Washington and Benjamin Franklin ; figures of 
 Peace and Plenty. Diam. 10 J in. English, c. 1790. 
 
 450. Medallion. Itetl terra-cotta, portrait of Benjamin 
 
 Franklin (1706-1790). Diam. 4.^ in. French. Dated 
 1777. 
 
 1"»1. Statuette. Coloured earthenware. Benjamin Franklin. 
 \\. 13 in. Staffordshire {Bursl^m). c. 1770. 
 
 '-. Coffee Pot. Cream ware, printed with family gioup of 
 Absolom and Elizth. Rodbird and children, and the ship 
 " Astrea of Wiscasset." H. 8i in. English, c. 1796. 
 
 \')'\. Punch Bowl. Cream ware, printed with the Arms of 
 America ; portrait of Benjamin Franklin ; figures of 
 Neptune and Venus, and map of America. Diam. 9 in. 
 English, c. 1780. 
 
 454. Bust. Biscuit porcelain. Benjamin Franklin. H. 5 in. 
 
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 455. Mug. Earthenware, printed and coloured. H. 2| in. 
 
 English, c. 1820. 
 Inscribed : — 
 
 " The Way to Wealth or Dr. Franklin's Poor Richard 
 Illustrated Being Lessons for Youth 
 on Industry, Temperance, Frugality, &c." 
 
 ' ' If you would know the value of money 
 try to boiTow some. 
 When the well is dr>'^ they know the 
 worth of water. ^' 
 
 456. Plate. Earthenware, printed in green with a youth 
 
 smoking in an ale-house, inscribed "Landlord's caution. 
 Pay to-day have trust to-morrow " ; and two of Franklin's 
 maxims. Diam. 7 in. c. 1840. 
 
 457. Jug. White ware, printed with figures of Peace and AVar, 
 
 and inscribed " Peace, Plenty and Independence." 
 Names of sixteen States on border. H. 8| in. English. 
 c. 1820. 
 
 458. Jug. Cream ware, with design inscribed " Peace Plenty 
 
 and Independence," and trophies representing Arts, Crafts, 
 etc. H. 7 J in. Eiujlish. c. 1790. 
 
 459 Plate. Cream ware, printed in brown ; the arms of the 
 United States in centre. Diam. 10 in. English. Dated 
 1802. 
 
 460. Jug. Cream ware, printed with portrait of Thomas Jefl'er- 
 
 son (1743-1826), names of the States, and verses. 
 H. 7 in. English, c. 1810. 
 
 461. Jug. Cream ware, printed and coloured, with American 
 
 Eagle inscribed " Peace Commerce and honest Friendship 
 with all Nations. Entangling Alliances with none. Jeffer- 
 son. Anno Domini 1804," and other inscriptions. 
 H. 101 in. English, c. 1805. 
 
 462. Jug. Cream ware, printed, coloured and gilt, with views 
 
 of cutting timber and ship-building ; the American flag, 
 etc., with inscription. H. 8 in. English, c. 1 800. 
 
 463. Jug. Earthenware, printed with portraits of CTcneral 
 
 Zebulun M. Pike and Captain Hull of the Constitution. 
 • H. 6Jo in. Staffordshire (Lane End), c. 1820. 
 
 464. Jug. Earthenware, lustred, and printed with portrait of 
 
 Commodore Stephen Decatur, and another inscribed 
 " Don't surrender the Ship 1 La^vTence." H. 4^ in. Staf- 
 fordshire (Lane End), c. 1S20. 
 
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 465. Plate. Earthenware, printed in dark blue with view of 
 "Commodore Mac Donnough's Victory." Dium lOJ in. 
 Staffordshire (Burslem). c. 1820. 
 
 •iOG. Jug. Earthenware, lustred, and printed with a naval 
 engagement, inscribed '* The Constitution's Escape from 
 the British Squadron after a chase of sixty hours, and 
 Commodore Macdonnough's Victory on Lake Champluin, 
 Sept. 11th, 1814." H. 7 in. Staffordshire (Lane End), 
 e. 1820. 
 
 •lt)7. Jug. Earthenware, lustred, and printed with portraits of 
 ComnuMloro Perry and Captain Hull. H. 7h in. Staffmd- 
 shire (Lane End). 1820. 
 
 4G8. Plate. Earthenware, printed in dai*k blue. Floral border 
 enclosing view of " Landing of Gen. La Fayette at Castle 
 Garden, New York, 16th August, 1824." Diam. 10 j in. 
 Staffmdshire (Gtf/ridtje). e. 1825. 
 
 4b'J. Plate. Earthenware, printed in blue with view of Massa- 
 chusetts State House at Boston. Diam. 10 in. Staffordshire 
 (Burslem). c. 1820. 
 
 470. Plate. Earthenware, printed in blue with view of Massa- 
 
 chusetts State House at Boston. Diam. 9} in. Staffordshire 
 (liurslem). c. 1820. 
 
 471. Plaaue. Earthenware, priiiuu m blue with portrait of 
 
 •' Henry Clay, Star of the West." Diam. 5J in. Enfjlish. 
 c. 1840. 
 
 472. Group. Coloured earthenware John Brown (Liberation 
 
 Enthusiast) with negio boy and girl. H. lOJ in. 
 
 473. Jug. Cream ware, printed with a compass having an anchor 
 
 over it and " Come Box the Compass " beneath. Three- 
 masted ship wit h^ American flag. H. 6J in. Knr/lisli, 
 c. 1790. 
 
 4 74. Plaque. Black biisalt ware. Bust of Dr. Benjamin 
 Franklin. 13 by lOJ in. Staffwdshire. e. 1780. 
 
 t75. Jug. Cream ware, printed with a \igw of Portland 
 dbservatory, series of flags and vessels. H. 8J in. 
 English, c. 1800. 
 
 476. Jug. i^rthenware, printed and coloiu-ed with a ship in 
 full sail with American flag, and a female figure inscribed 
 "Hope." H. 5jin. c. 1790. 
 
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 STATESMEN. 
 
 477. Mug. Porcelain, printed with portrait of the Earl of 
 
 Chatham (1708-1778), father of William Pitt ; and figures 
 of Britannia and Fame. H. 4 J in. Worcester, c. 1760. 
 
 478. Plate. Painted in blue and purple; inscribed in centre 
 
 " Calvert & Martin For Tukesbury Sold by Webb." 
 Diam. 9 in. Bristol Delft. 1754. 
 
 479. Mug. Figure of a fox, and inscription " Be ware of the 
 
 fox." H. 3 J in. Bristol Delft, c. 1770. 
 
 480. Mug. Porcelain, printed with portrait of the Earl of 
 
 Chatham. H. 5f in. Worcester, c. 1760. 
 
 481. Mug. Porcelain, printed with portrait of the Earl of 
 
 Chatham when young, inscribed " William Pitt, Esq." 
 H. 5 J in. Liverpool, c. 1760. 
 
 482. Statuette. Biscuit porcelain. Charles James Fox (1749- 
 
 1806), seated. H. 8 in. Dei-hij. c. 1800. 
 
 483. Statuette. Biscuit porcelain. William Pitt (1759-1806), 
 
 seated. H. 8Jin. Derby, c. 1800. 
 
 484. Bust. White earthenware. Charles James Fox. H. 10 J in. 
 
 Staffmdshire. c. 1790. 
 
 485. Tea Pot. Earthenware, painted with ^iews, and in- 
 
 scribed "Beware of the Fox." H. 6 in. Leeds, c. 1770. 
 
 486 Plaques, a pair. Earthenware, with busts of Fox and Pitt 
 & a. in relief. 6 by 5 J in. c. 1800. 
 
 487. Bust. Coloured earthenware. William Pitt. H. 8| in. 
 
 Staffordshire (Burslem). c. 1800. 
 
 488. Statuette. Coloured earthenware. William Beckford, 
 
 Lord Mayor of London 1763 and 1770 ; from the statue 
 in the Guildhall. H. Hi in. Staffordshire {Burskm). 
 1770. 
 
 489. Plaque. Black basalt ware. William Pitt. 12iby9Jin. 
 
 Staffordshire {Hanky), c. 1780. 
 
 490. Mug. Salt-glazed ware, incised in blue " Wenman and 
 
 Dashwood Old Interest for ever No Double Return." 
 Referring to the Oxfordshire Election 1754-5. H. 5 in. 
 Staffordshire, c. 1755. 
 
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 No. 939 
 
 No. 970 
 
 No. 877 
 
 NOTED MEN. 
 
 No. 482 
 
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 505. Jug. Earthenware, lustred, and printed in red with a 
 
 portrait of Henry Hunt (1773-1835), known as "Orator 
 Hunt," inscribed " Hunt and Liberty," within a border 
 " Universal Suffiage," " Magna Charta," " Habeas Corpus," 
 etc. H. 5J in. Staffoi'dshire {Lane End), c. 1818. 
 
 506. Jug. Earthenware, lustred, and printed in red with a 
 
 portrait of Henry Hunt, known as " Orator Hunt," 
 inscribed " Hunt and Liberty," etc. H. 4J in. Staffoi'd- 
 shire {Lane End), c. 1818. 
 
 507. Mug. Earthemvare, lustred, and printed with " Murdered 
 
 on the plains of Peterloo, Manchester, 16th August, 1819," 
 and a dragoon riding over a woman, who is holding a flag 
 inscribed " Liberty or Death " ; on scrolls " No Corn 
 Laws," "Hunt & Liberty." H. 2 J in. Staffc/rdshire 
 {Lane End). 
 
 Eeform Bill of 1832. 
 
 508. Plaque. Earthenware, printed in violet with portrait of 
 
 George Kinloch, M.P. for Dundee, 1832. Diam. 6 J in. 
 
 509. Punch Bowl and Jug. Earthenware, printed in violet. 
 
 On front of jug a figure on pedestal holding torch inscribed 
 "Reform Disenfranchise Stone Walls and Parks. Give 
 members to the people, King and Constitution " ; a- group 
 of statesmen and other subjects. On the Bowl the sul)jects 
 are repeated. H. of jug 7 in. Diam. of bowl 11 in. c. 1831. 
 
 510. Mug. Earthenware, printed in blue with "Reform Bill 
 
 passed 7 June 1832 " and "Littledale and the Indepen- 
 dence of Whitehaven." H. 4 in. c. 1832. 
 
 511. Jug. Earthenware, printed with "Royal Assent to the 
 
 Reform Bill 7 June 1832 " ; portraits of Earl Grey, 
 Lord Althorp, Lord Brougham and Lord John Russell. 
 H. 6 in. c. 1832. 
 
 512. Mug. Earthenware, printed in pink and inscribed 
 
 " Champions of Reform " ; portraits of Earl Grey and 
 Lord Brougham and Vaux. H. 3 J in. c. 1832. 
 
 513. Flask. Brown stoneware, representing Lord Brougham 
 
 (1778-1868), and inscribed "The true Spirit of Reform." 
 H. UJ in. Lambeth, c. 1830. 
 
 514. Flask. Brown stoneware, representing Earl Grej" (1764- 
 
 1845), and inscribed "The People's rights" and "Grey's 
 Reform Cordial." H. 7J in. Derby sJiire. 1830. 
 
 515. Flask. Brown stoneware, representing Lord Brougham 
 
 and impressed " The True Spirit of Reform " and 
 " Brougham's Reform Cordial.'" H. 6| in. Lambeth. 
 c. 3 830. 
 
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 •'>16. Flask. Brown stoneware, representing Lord Brougham 
 and inscribed " The Second Magna Charta " and " Lord 
 Brougham's Keform Cordial." H. 7 in. Derbyshire. 
 c. 1830. 
 
 •'IT. Flaak. Brown stoneware, representing Lord John Russell 
 (1792-1878), and inscribed " The True Spirit of Reform." 
 H. 7i in. c. 1830. 
 
 Thomas Paine, Agitator (1737-1809). 
 
 518. Jug. Cream ware, printed with portrait of Thomas Paine ; 
 caricature of a hei-d of swine and other subjects. H. 7 in. 
 c. 1790. 
 
 519. Juff. Cream ware, printed in brown with "Courtship and 
 Matrimony." H. 6 J in. c. 1790. 
 
 Inscribed :— 
 
 " God Have the King May He their Rights 
 
 And all his Hubjects Too, Forever hence Maintain 
 
 Likewise his forces's Against all strife 
 
 And couianilcrs true. Occasion'd bv Tom payne." 
 
 520. Mu^. Cream ware, printed in brown with a verse on Tom 
 Panic. On border." God Save the King," etc. H. 4rJ in. 
 c. 1790. 
 
 521. Mug. Cream ware, printed in brown, with portrait of 
 Thonijw Paine and verses. H. 3J in. 
 
 522. Dish. P^arthenware, painted in colours to represent a 
 successful candidate dragged home by his supporters. 
 Diam. 15 J in. Leeds. 
 
 523. Bust. Porcelain, coloured and gilt. Lord Brougham 
 and Vaux, as Lord Chancellor of England. H. 6 in. 
 Derhj. c. 1820. 
 
 524. Medallion. Black ware. Bust of Lord Denman (1779- 
 1854). Diam. 5 in. Slaffardshire (Lane End), c. 1820. 
 
 . 525. Bust. Porcelain, coloured and gilt. George Canning 
 (1770-1827). H. 5iin. Derbij. c. 1810. 
 
 526. Bust. Biscuit poi-celain. Lord Lyndhurst (1772-1863) 
 H. 9 in. Shtfordshire (Cohridge). 1826. 
 
 527. Jug. Earthenware, dark blue, and gilt inscription " Church, 
 King and Constitution " with a coat-of-arms beneath. In 
 Commemoration of the Twelve Conservatives of Shrop- 
 shire Representatives of a free and Intelligent People 
 H. 1\ in. 18.35. 
 
 Ireland. 
 28. Jug. Cream ware, printed with portrait of James Fitz- 
 gerald, 1st Duke of Leinster (1722-1773), inscribed 
 " Leinster The Humane and Great," and a garden scene* 
 H. 5i in. c. 1770. 
 
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 529. Jug. Cream ware, printed with portraits of the Hon. 
 
 Christopher Hely Hutchinson (1767-1826) and Daniel 
 O'Connell (1775-1847). H. 5| in. c. 1810. 
 
 530. Bast. Parian ware. Daniel O'Connell. Impressed 
 
 "Catholic Emancipation." H. 9 J in. c. 1829. 
 
 531. Flask. Brown stoneware, representing Daniel O'Connell. 
 
 H. 11 in. c. 1820. 
 
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 532. Flask. Brown stoneware, representing Daniel O'Connell. 
 
 and inscribed " Irish Reform Cordial." H. 8 in. Derhy- 
 shin-. c. 1820. 
 
 533. Bust. Porcelain, colomed. Daniel O'Connell H. 5j in. 
 
 c. 1830. 
 
 534. Bust. Coloured earthenware. Daniel O'Connell. H. 8f in. 
 
 c. 18.30. 
 
 535. Tea Pot. Cream ware, printed with " May Ireland 
 
 Flourish with a Free Trade " and " The Lovers disturbed." 
 H. 5 in. Staffordshire, c. 1790. 
 
 536. Mug. Earthenware, printed with a wreath of shamrock. 
 
 H. 3f in. c. 1800. 
 Inscril^ed : — 
 
 " Ireland First flower of the earth 
 
 Great «rloriou.s and free, First f^ein of the sea." 
 
 537. Flask. Brown stoneware, representing Kichard Cobden 
 
 (1801-1865). H. 12 in. 
 
 538. Bust. Parian ware. John Bright (1811-1889). H. 18 in. 
 
 Stofft/rdshm (JFcdgvjood). Dated 1867. 
 
 539. Bust. Parian ware. Richard Cobden. H. 15i in. 
 
 Staffordshire (IFedgtvood). Dated 1865. 
 
 540. Tray. Earthenware, lustred, and printed with portrait of 
 
 Sir Robert Peel, Bart. (1788-1850). Sh by 7.1 in. Xeic- 
 casfk. c. 1830. 
 
 541 Plaques, a pair. Earthenware, printed with portraits of 
 & a. Sir Robert Peel, Bart., and Richard CoMen. 6| l»y 
 5Un. Staffordshire, c. 1840. 
 
 542. Statuette. Biscuit porcelain. Sir Robert Peel, Bart. 
 
 H. 11 in. De7'by. c. 1840. 
 
 543. Statuette. Parian ware. Lord Palmerston (1784-1865), 
 
 seated. H. 10 in. c. 1860. 
 
 544. Statuette. Parian ware. Viscount Sherbrooke (Robert 
 
 Lowe, 1811-1892). c. 1870. 
 
 545. Bust. Coloured earthenware. Rt. Hon. William Ewart 
 
 Gladstone. (1809-1898.) H. 7 in, Cordiwndal. c. 1890. 
 
 54G. Statuette. Plaster, coloured. Earl of Beaconsfield 
 (Benjamin Di-sraeli, 1804-1881). H. 4f in. c. 1870. 
 
45 
 
 CLUBS AND SOCIETIES. 
 
 547. Mug. Brown stoneware, with hops and the arms of the 
 
 Brewers' Co. ; motto " In God is all our trust." H. 6J in. 
 Mortlake. Dated 1830. 
 
 548. Mug. Eiirthenware, printed with the arms of the Gar- 
 
 deners' Company, supporters Adam and Eve ; motto " In 
 the swait of thy Face shalt thou eat Bread." H. 5 
 in. Newciistle. c. 1800. 
 
 549. Mug. Cream ware, printed and coloured with " The 
 
 Butcher's Arms "; motto " Omnia Subjecisti sub . Pedibus . 
 oves et boves." H. 5 in. c. 1790. 
 
 550. Jug. Cream ware, printed with " The Conlwainers 
 
 Arms"; motto "Nulla Invertitur Ordo." H. 6 in. 
 0. 1770. 
 
 551. Mug. Porcelain, printed in violet, reversed, with the arms 
 
 of the Cordwainei-s' Company and of the City of Worcester 
 luider royal crown. H. 3 in. iyvrcesttr. c. 1807. 
 
 552. Mu^. White ware, printed with the arms of *' The 
 
 Friendly Society of Cordwainers of England." II. G in. 
 0. 1810. 
 
 553. Mug. Earthenware, jiaintetl in ))hic with the arms of the 
 
 Fishmongers' Com|)any. II. 4} in. Lumhcih Ddjt. 1G82. 
 
 554. Plate. Delft, panitcd in blue with the aims of the Fish- 
 
 mon^eiV Company ; with " E. B. S." Diam. 8il in. 
 Dntcit. Date<l 1700. 
 
 555. Dish. Eiirthenware, painted with the arms of . the Black- 
 
 smiths' Company, within a bonier dated 1663. Diam. 
 IG in. Staffordshire Delft. 
 
 556. Jug. Cream ware, printed with ** The Blacksmiths Arms " ; 
 
 motto ^^By hammer and hand all arts do stand." 
 H. 5|in. c. 1780. 
 
 557. Dish. Earthenwaie, painted \vith alternate views of 
 
 ]>uildings and shipping ; in the centre the arms of the 
 Company of Parish Clerks in London. Diam. 15^ in. 
 Lnmheth Delft. Dated 1642. 
 
 558. Mu^. Earthenware, painted in blue with "The Wheel- 
 
 wnghts Arms '' ; motto " God grant Unity." H. 6 j in. 
 Bristol or Liverpool Delft. Dated 1763. 
 
 559. Jug. Cream ware, printed with " The Hatters Arms " ; 
 
 motto " We iissist each other in time of need " ; " The 
 Farmers Arms " ; motto " In God is our Trust." 
 H. Si in. 1790. 
 
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 560. Jug. Cream ware, printed with " The Coopers Arms "; motto 
 
 " Prosperity attend the Integrity of our Cause." H. 6 in 
 c. 1770. 
 
 561. Jug. Cream ware, printed with "The Bakers Arms' ; 
 
 motto " Praise God for All." H. 7 in. c. 1770. 
 
 562. Jug. Cream ware, painted with " The Dyers Arms " ; 
 
 motto " Da Gloriam Deo." H. 6 J in. 1790. 
 
 563. Jug. Stoneware, coloured and moulded with "The 
 
 Weavers' Arms," and motto " Weave Truth with Trust." 
 H. 5 J in. c. 1780. 
 
 564. Jug. Earthenware, printed with man working at a loom ; 
 
 above, " Success to the Friendly Association of Cotton 
 Spinners " ; " Success to Commerce," etc. H. 8J in. 
 
 565. Jug. Earthenware, printed in blue with the arms and 
 
 motto of Cornw^all, and " Success to the trade of the 
 County of Cornwall." H. 61 in. c. 1800. 
 
 o66. Plate. Earthenware, printed in blue with a view of St. 
 Michael's Mount ; Toby Philpot saying " Fish, Tin, and 
 Copper"; arms and motto of Cornwall. Diam. 6 J in. 
 Staffordshire. 1820. 
 
 567. Jug. Earthenware, lustred, printed and coloured with " The 
 
 Mariners Arms/' motto " Deus dabit vela" ; the " Sailor's 
 Farewell," and verses. H. 4| in. Newcastle. 1820. 
 
 568. Jug. Porcelain, gilt and printed with the arms of " The 
 
 Society of United Journeymen Curriers " ; motto 
 (reversed), " Spes nostra Deus." H. 7A in. Staffordshire, 
 1831. 
 
 569. Jug. Cream ware, painted with the Collier's Arms and 
 
 " Thomas Plant. Another jug & then. 1796." H. 8 in. 
 
 570. Jug. Earthenware, painted with the Collier's Arms and 
 
 "Richard Johnson, 1808/' H. 61 in. Staffordshire (Lane 
 End). 
 
 571. Mug. Cream ware, printed and coloured with the arms of 
 
 the Shipwrights' Company ; motto " Within the ark safe 
 forever." H. 4J in. c. 1790. 
 
 572. Jug. Earthenware, painted in colours, with the " Coach- 
 
 makers' Arms " and flowers. H. 8 in. 1790. 
 
 573. Cup. Porcelain, enamelled with the arms of the City of 
 
 Ripon ; motto, " As trew steel as Ripon rowels," and the 
 arms of Fountains Abbey. H. 3 in. .1897. 
 
 574. Cup. Porcelain, enamelled with the arais and motto of the 
 
 City of Ripon; the arms of the See of Ripon, and of 
 Fountains Abbey, and the wakeman sounding the horn. 
 H. 6 in. 
 
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 575. Cup.. Stoneware, embossed with a gridiron, and round it 
 
 "Beef and Liberty," the motto of the Bcefeteak Club, on 
 each side a cocked hat and a mitre. H. Sh in. Fulham. 
 c. 1810. 
 
 576. Mug, barrel-shaped. Porcelain, with arms and mottoes of 
 
 the Society of Bucks. H. 6i in. Liverpuol. c. 1760. 
 
 577. Decanter. Glass, engraved with the arms of the Anti- 
 
 Gallican Club, with motto, "For our Country." H. 
 12} in. English. Dated 1767. 
 
 578. Ju£f. Cream ware, printed with Masonic arms, and mottoes, 
 
 " Amor Honor et Justitia " and " Deum Time et Begem 
 Honora." H. 8^ in. Staprdshire {fVedgwood). c. 1770. 
 
 579. Jug. Cream ware, printed and coloured with Masonic 
 
 arms, and mottoes " Amor Honor et Justitia " and " Sit 
 Lux et Lux Fuit " ; and a dancing scene. H. Ih in. c. 
 1780. 
 
 580. Mug. Rirthcnware, printed and coloured with Masonic 
 
 emblems. H. 6 in. Newcastle, c. 1820. 
 
 581. Jug. Earthonwaro, printed in pink with Masonic emblems. 
 
 H. 5 in. c. 1790. 
 
 '^^'1. Mug. Cream ware, printed with Masonic emblems, and 
 a verso from "The Entered Apprentice's Song," by 
 Birkhead. H. 4 in. c. 1790. 
 
 58.). Jug. Earthenware, printed and coloured, with the " Odd 
 Fellows' Arms" and motto "Upon thy Honour" and 
 " Quid Rides " ; the " Farmers' Anns " and mottoes " Trust 
 in God" and "The Husbandman's Diligence Provides 
 Bread " ; and a verse. H. 7 in. Stajordshire (Lane End). 
 1810. 
 
 581. Puzzle Jug. Kanhenware, lustred, printed and coloured 
 with the "Friendly Society's Feast" and the " Club Day." 
 H. 6\ in. NeiLKOstk. c. 1820. 
 
 585. Mug. Eiirthenware, printed with the arms of the Indepen- 
 
 dent Order of Odd Fellows " ; motto " Amor, Honor, 
 Justitea." H. \ in. c. 1820. 
 
 586. Jug. Cream ware, printed with Masonic emblems and 
 
 inscriptions ; and an equestrian statue of William III. 
 H. 6 in. c. 1795. 
 N.B. — Made for an Orange Lodge. 
 
 5-^7. Model in the form of an open hand and heart ; coloured 
 earthenware. The emblem of the Odd Fellows. H. 7J in. 
 c. 1790. 
 
48 
 
 PHILANTHEOPY. 
 
 588. Jug. Cream ware, paiuted with flowers. H. 6J in. 
 
 Inscribed : — 
 
 ** Success to the Lover ; and Honour to the Brave ; 
 Health to the Sick ; and Freedom to the Slave. 
 
 — IID- Oulton, 1779. 
 
 589. Figure. Coloured earthenware. A negro with open book ; 
 
 inscribed '' Bless God Thank Britton Me No Slave. 
 H. 7 in. Staffordshire, c. 1806. 
 
 590. Medallion. White jasper Mare, with figure of kneeling 
 
 slave, inscribed "Am not I a man and a brother?" Diam. 
 If in. Staffordshire (IFedgwood). c. 1790. 
 
 591. Statuette. Biscuit porcelain. William Wilberforce (1759- 
 
 1833). H. 7| in. Derbt/. c. 1790. 
 
 592. Statuette. Coloured earthenware. Negro with chained 
 
 hands. H. 5 in. c. 1800. 
 
 593. Jug. Earthenware, lustred, printed with a chained negro 
 
 seated by the sea-shore, inscribed " Am not I a man and a 
 brother?" and "The Negro's Complaint." H. 4^ in. 
 Staffordshire (Lane End), c. 1800. 
 
 594. Jug. Earthenware, printed on one side with a negress 
 
 niu'sing an infant ; on the other a kneeling negress clasping 
 a Bible; and inscriptions. H. 7 in. c. 1800. 
 
 595. Mug. Porcelain, printed with a negress nursing a child, and 
 
 inscribed " Remember them that are in bonds." H. 3 in. 
 
 596. Medallion. Earthenware, with coloured portrait of Robert 
 
 Raikes (1735-1811). Founder of Sunday Schools in 
 England. Diam. 5| in. 
 
 597. Jug. Earthenware, printed with portrait of Richard Rey- 
 
 nolds the Philanthropist ; and a verse. H. 4| in. c. 1800. 
 
 598. Group. Coloured earthenware. A chained captive nursed 
 
 bv his daughter, inscribed " Grecian and Daughter." H. 
 lb in. Stafford.<hire. c. 1820. 
 
 599. Mug. Yellow glazed earthenware, printed in red with a 
 
 child relieving a beggar. H. 2 J in. Nevxastle. c. 1800. 
 
 600 Figures, a pair. Coloured earthenware ; impressed 
 & a. " Wealth and Poverty." H. 8 in. Modern. 
 
 601. Figure. Coloured porcelain. " Jimmy Wood " the 
 
 Gloucester Banker, (d. 1836). H. 8 in. c. 1820. 
 
 602. Group. Coloured earthenware ; inscribed " Widow »nd 
 
 Orphans." H. 10 in. Staffordshire, c. 1780. 
 
No. 1648 
 
 No. 1638 
 
 No. 1173 
 
 COSTUMES. 
 
 No. 608 No. 609 
 
 RED BARN MUBPB.lt. f:« . 
 
49 
 
 CRIME. 
 
 G03. Plaque. Tortoiseshell ware, with portrait of Sarah 
 Malcolm, laundress, executed in 1733, for the murder of 
 her mistress and two maids in the Temple Chambers. 
 After a painting by Hogarth. H. Oh in. Staffordshire 
 (liurslem). 
 
 604. Jug. Coloured earthenware, in the form of a head. H. 
 
 10} in. 
 
 605. Jug. Cream ware, printed with the assassination of the 
 
 Rt. Hon. Spencer Perceval, in the' lobby of the House of 
 Commons, 11th May, 1812, and the "Odd Fellow's Arms." 
 H. 6J in. 
 
 606. Mug. Cream ware, printed and coloured with portrait 
 
 inscribed "J. Bellinghara, Esq re., who assassinated the 
 Rt. Hon. S. Perceval, 11th May, 1812." H. 6 in. New- 
 castle. 
 
 607. Mug. Cream ware, printed in brown and coloured with 
 
 portrait inscribed "John Thurtell, murderer of Mr. 
 VVeare." (Thurtell was hanged 9th. Jan. 1824.) 
 H. 4 in. 
 
 608. Oroup. Coloured earthenware ; inscribed " W. Corder and 
 
 M. Martin," the former the perpetrator and the latter the 
 victim in the "Red Barn murder" in 1827. H. 8 in. 
 Staffordshire. 
 
 609. Model. Coloured earthenware ; inscril)ed " A View of the 
 
 Ked Barn at Polesteafl," with figures of Corder and Maria 
 Martin. H. 6 in. Staffordshire. 1828. 
 
 610. Engraving, coloured. William Corder as he appeared in 
 
 Bury Gaol a few days previous to his trial. Published 
 Aug. 1, 1828. 
 
 611 Figures, a pair. Coloured earthenware. James B. Rush, 
 & a. the murderer, and Emily Sandford, his housekeeper, 
 H. 10 J in. Staffordshire. 1848. 
 
 612. Model. Coloured earthenware. " Potash Farm," tenanted 
 by James B. Rush, the murderer. H. 8 J in., 1. 9 in. 1848. 
 
 013. Model. Coloured earthenware. " Stanfield Hall," where 
 J. B. Rush committed the murders. H. 5J in., 1. 6 in. 
 
 1848. 
 
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 614. Figure. Coloured porcelain. A highwayman. H. .5.1^ in. 
 c. 1840. 
 
50 
 
 614*. Figures, a pair. Earthenware. Highwaymen on horse- 
 l)ack. Dick Turpin and Tom King. H. 12 in. Stap/rd- 
 shire. c. 1830. 
 
 615 Figures, a pair. Earthenware, slightly coloured. Footpad 
 & a. with money and a lady with fan. H. 5 in. c. 1790. 
 
 616. Jug. Cream ware, printed with a portrait of George 
 
 Barrington, the " Gentleman Pickpocket." H. 6| in. 
 c. 1790. 
 
 617. Match Holder. Earthenware, modelled in the form of 
 
 the trunk of a tree, with figures (pickpockets), coloured. 
 H. 6J in. French. Modem. 
 
 618. Group. Terra Cotta. The Tichborne Trial. The three 
 
 Judges, Lord Chief Justice Cockburn, Justice Mellor and 
 Justice Lush as owls, the Claimant as a turtle, and the 
 counsel, Mr. Hawkins and Dr. Kenealy, as a hawk and 
 cock respectively. Modelled by the late Randolph 
 Caldecott. H. 8 in. 
 
 618"^. Figures, six. Coloured plaster, illustrating the Tichborne 
 Trial. H. 5 in. each. French, c. 1871. 
 
 1. " The Claimant." 4. " The Majesty of the Law." 
 
 2. " Koger C. Tichborne be- 
 
 fore he left England." 5. "The Solicitor-General." 
 
 3. "The Dowager Lady 
 
 Tichborne." 6. "The Serjeant." 
 
No. 618.-TICHBORNE TRIAL. 
 
 jusnoi Mbllor. lord Chixf Jcstice cockburx. Jusnci Lush. 
 
 Mr. Hawkins. dr. Kinealt. 
 
 Thk Claimant. 
 
 Bt RANDOLPH CALDECOTT. 
 
 In 1871, the Cluiinant, Thomas Castro, othermse Arthur Orton, sued 
 Franklin Lushinj^on, tenant of the trustees of the infant Alfred Joseph 
 Tichbome, to recover i)Osses.sion of the estates. The trial, wliich lasted 
 103 days, wa.s brought to an end in the non-suit of the plaintiff, who was 
 committed for trial on the charge of perjury. This trial commenced at 
 the Old Bailey on 23rd April, 1873, and after lasting 188 days the 
 Claimant was found guilty on 28th February, 1874, and sentenced to 
 14 years' penal servitude. 
 
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 51 
 
 PROFESSIONS AND TRADES. 
 
 CI 9. Plate. Cream ware, printed with dentist extracting a tooth 
 by means of a cord and a hot piece of coal. Diam. 10 in 
 1790. 
 
 620. Tile. Earthenware, printed with tooth-drawing. Diam. 
 
 5 in. Linrpool. c. 1760. 
 
 621. Figure. Coloured earthenware. A town-crier. H. 7i in 
 
 Stqffwdshire. c. 1820. 
 
 622. Patch Box. Klston enamel, dark blue ground, with 
 
 picture on lid inscribed ** A Lawyer and his Agent." L. 
 2 in., diam. \\ in., h. 1 in. c. 1770. 
 
 623. Jug. Coloured earthenware, with heads inscribed " Dr.' 
 
 and"Cr.'' H. 5^ in. c. 1800. 
 
 624. Plaaue. Earthenware, printed and coloured, inscribed 
 
 " The Law Suit." H. 6^ in. c. 1830. 
 
 625. Plate. Earthenware, printed with a group of Doctors of 
 
 Divinity, I^iw, and Physic ; inscribed " The Triple Plea." 
 Diam. 8 J in. c. 1820. 
 
 629. Model of a bonnet. Coloured earthenware; as worn in- 
 
 the time of the Regency. H. 5 in. c. 1810. 
 
 630. Model of a hat. Coloured earthenware ; as worn in the 
 
 time of the Regency. H. 2 in. c. 1800. 
 
 631. Model of a watch. Coloured earthenware. Diam. 24 in, 
 
 c. 1790. 
 
 632 Models of shoe buckles, a pair. White earthenware. 
 <fca. L. 3 in. c. 1790. 
 
 633. Tea Poy and Cover. Earthenware, embossed with figures. 
 H. 5Ain. c. 1780. 
 
 034. Jar and Cover. Earthenware ; in the form of a beadia 
 with hat and staff. H. 9J in. c. 1860. 
 
 03"). Figure. Porcelain, coloured ; a watchman. H. 4J in. 
 Chelsea, 17G0. 
 
 636. Figure of a crier, with bell and list of announcements. 
 
 Coloured earthenware. H. 7 in. c. 1780. 
 
 637, Figures, four, of a crossing-sweeper. Terra-cotta, coloured. 
 a, b, & c. H. 9 in. ContineTital. Modern. 
 
 2761. F 
 
52 
 
 638. Figure Coloured earthenware. A beggar with a wooden 
 leg. H. Gin. c. 1800. 
 
 639 Figures, two. Coloured porcelain. Beggars seated. 
 & a. H. 6f in. Continejital. Modern. 
 
 640. Flask. Stoneware, marked " Thames Tunnel." H. 7 in. 
 
 Fvlham. c. 1843. 
 
 641. Statuette. Parian ware. Sir Isambard K. Brunei (1806- 
 
 1859). H. 20 in. Worcester. 1860. 
 
 642. Tile. Earthenware, printed with locomotive and tender 
 
 " Fury," and inscribed " Railway Station, Gateshead." 
 in. square. Newcastle. 1850. 
 
 643. Jug. Earthenware, printed in brown, with the opening 
 
 of the first railway between Liverpool and Manchester 
 on 15th September, 1830, and a view inscribed "Entrance 
 to the Liverpool and Manchester Railway." H. 5J in. 
 c. 1830. 
 
 644. Mug. Earthenware, printed in brown, and coloured, with 
 
 a locomotive inscribed " Planet." H. 3f in. 
 
 645. Mug. Earthenware, printed and coloured, with a loco- 
 
 motive inscribed " Fury." H. 3J in. 
 
 646. Jug. Brown ware, with moulded figures representing the 
 
 contrast between travelling by road and by rail. H. 8 J in. 
 Staffordshire (Minton). c. 1850. 
 
 647. Bust. Coloured porcelain. Duke of Bridgewater (1736- 
 
 1803). H. 4 J in. c. 1790. 
 
 648. Cup, horn ; inscribed " A View of the Duke of Bridge- 
 
 water's Aqueduct ' over the River Mersey." H. 4 in. c. 
 1780. 
 
 649. Bust. Parian ware. Josiah Wedgwood (1730-1795), 
 
 after Flaxman's medallion in Stoke Church. H. 21 in. 
 Staffmdshire ( JFedgwood). 1873. 
 
 650. Medallion. Cream ware. Bust of Josiah Wedgwood. 
 
 4| in. by 4 in. €taffo7'dshire {Wedgwood), c. 1780. 
 
 651. Mug. Earthenware, lustred. H. 3 J in. c. 1800. 
 
 Inscribed : — 
 
 " What handicraft can with our art compare, 
 For Pots are made of what we Potters are." 
 
 652. Figure. Porcelain ; a potter at his wheel. H. 8 in. Derby. 
 
 c. 1870. 
 
No. 1195 No. 1195a 
 
 COSTUMES AND CHARACTERS 
 
 27G1. 
 
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 53 
 
 653. Group. Stoneware; repre3enting potters at work. H. 7 n 
 
 Soufhtll. c. 188U. 
 
 654. Medallion. Tcrra-cotta ; portrait of George Tinworth, by 
 
 himself. Diam. 8J in. 
 
 1)55. Plaque. Terracotta ; representing a wheelwright's shop, 
 iFiscribed "Joshua Tinworth Wheelwright.'' By G. 
 Tinworth. 7i in. square. 
 
 656. Plate. Earthenware, printed and coloured, with a weaver 
 at his loom. Diam. 7 in. c. 1820. 
 
 057. Plaque, oval. Coloured earthenware, with grotesque figure 
 representing a blacksmith at work. 7^ by 5J in. 1814. 
 
 C5S. Plate. Kirthenware, printed in green, with blacksmiths 
 at work, and with the alphabet round the rim. Diam. 7 in. 
 c. 1820. 
 
 659. Jug". Cream ware, printed with a barber's shop. H. 
 
 5iin. 1790. 
 Inscrilotl : — 
 
 " Shave for a |M5nny ll.iir ilrest for tivouence 
 .\n(l a Gla.H.«4 of IJin into the bargain. 
 
 660. Basin (barber's). Earthenware, painted in bine, with wig, 
 
 scissors, comb, etc. Diam. 10 in. Lnmhth Djljt, c. 17C0. 
 
 60 1. Group. Coloured earthenware. A barber dressing a lady's 
 hair under a tree. H. 6 J in c. 1790. 
 
 662. Statuette. Coloured earthenware. A barber with a wig 
 on a block ; inscribed " Dep .... Go Bald. Wig the 
 London Barber." H. 6^ in. Staffordshire, c. 1810. 
 
 66.3 Group. Biscuit porcelain. A cobbler at work. H 5J in. 
 
 Ihrbff. c. 1820. 
 
 664. Group. Coloured earthenware. A shoemaker fitting a lady 
 
 with a pair of shoes under a tree. H. 9i in. StaffMshire, 
 c. 1820. 
 
 665. Group. Coloured porcelain. A man fitting on a lady's 
 
 shoe. H. 6 J in. c. 1790. 
 
 666 Dishes, a pair. Porcelain, Huted, and coloured with a view of 
 .V a. Bishopstone Tide Mills, Newhaven, birthplace of Mr. 
 
 Henry Willett, and a view of Newhaven Harbour. 
 
 Diam. Sh in. Stiifforihtih t (Mi/tton). c. 1860. 
 
 OCT. Tea Pot Stand. Earthenware, printed with '• The Mill. 
 The House. The Miller. But where is his donkey "i " 
 Diam. 6^* in. Modern. 
 
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 "\ 
 
 668. Jug. Earthenware, painted with the exterior of a work- 
 
 shop with wheelwrights at work. H. 8f in. 1807. 
 
 669. Jug. Cream ware, painted \vith a woman in a garden 
 
 nursing an infani ; inscribed *' AVm. Bailey, 1780." H. 
 6 Jin. 1780. 
 
 670. Mug. Earthenware, painted with a man driving a coal cart; 
 
 inscribed " Richard Nason, 1805." H. 6 in. Newcastle. 
 
 " Coals by the Bushel, Coals by the Peck ; 
 If you have not a Horse and Cart, 
 You may cany them on Your Neck." 
 
 671. Jug. Cream ware, painted and inscribed " Success to the 
 
 honest Merchant." H. 6 in. c. 1780. 
 
 672. Jug. Earthenware, painted in blue. H. 9 in. Sfoffm'ct 
 
 shire, c. 1780. 
 
 Inscribed : — 
 
 " I.B. Every man his right and every rogue a halter." 
 
 673. Mug. Earthenware, painted with a butcher about to 
 
 .slaughter an ox ; a landscape and inscribed " William 
 Wavell, butcher, Gosport, Hants, 1799." H. 7| in. 
 
 674. Jug. Earthenware, painted with flowers and a sweep's 
 
 implements ; inscribed " Henry Muns, Northamptonshire." 
 H. 10 J in. c. 1800. 
 
 675. Figure. Coloured earthenw^are. A sweep. H. 7 in. Staf- 
 
 fordshire, c. 1820. 
 
 £76. Figure. Coloured porcelain. A sweep. H. 5 in. Staf- 
 fmrlshire. c. 1840. 
 
 677. Figure. Plaster, coloured. A Jew-seller of "Old Clo." H. 
 
 ^ in. c. 1850. 
 
 678. Figure. Coloured earthenware. A pedlar. H. 6 in. 
 
 Staffordshire. 1820. 
 
 679. Figure. Coloured earthenware. A Bavarian "buy-a- 
 
 besom" giri. H. 6 in. c. 1820. 
 
 680. Plate, octagonal. Earthenware, with embossed border and 
 
 printed in violet with figures of two men attached to steam- 
 engines ; inscribed " Symptoms of "Walking made Easy.". 
 Diam. 6 in. c. 1840. 
 
 681. Plate, octagonal. Earthenware, with embossed border and 
 
 printed in violet with a grave-digging machine and two 
 grave-diggers playing cards on a grave ; inscribed " Here 
 Lies Pros' Steam." Diam. 6 in. c. 1840. 
 
55 
 
 682. Plate, octagonal. Earthenware, with embossed border and 
 
 printed in violet, with figures of workmen being shaved by 
 machinery ; inscribed " Symptoms of Wholesale Trade." 
 Diam 6 in. c. 1840. 
 
 683. Plaque. Earthenware, with figure in white slip, represent- 
 
 ing the potter's art in China. H. 15 J in. W. 8i in 
 Staffordshire (Minfon). c. 1885. 
 
 684. Plaque. Earthenware, with figure in white slip, repre- 
 
 senting the potter's art in Japan. H. 15^ in. W. 8Jin. 
 Staffordshire (Mintou). c. 1885. 
 
 685. Plaque. Earthenware, with figure in white slip, represent- 
 
 ing the potter's art in Egypt. H. 15J in. W. Sh in. 
 
 Staffordshire {Minton). c. 1885. 
 
 686. Plaque. Earthenware, with figure in white slip, represent- 
 
 ing the potter's art in Greece. H. 15 J in. W! 8 J in. 
 
 Staffordshire (Minton). c. 188.'>. 
 
 687. Plaque. Earthenware, with figure in white slip, represent- 
 
 ing the potter's art in Persia. H. 15 J in. W. 8 J in. 
 Staffordshire (Minim), c. 1885. 
 
 688. Plaque. Earthenware, with figure in white slip, represent- 
 
 ing the Hispano-Moresco potter's art. H. 15i in. W. 
 8i in. Staffordshire (Minion), c. 1885. 
 
 689. Plaque. Earthenware, with figure in white slip, represent- 
 
 ing the potter's art of Italy. H. 15 J in. W. 8i in. 
 Staffordshire (Minion), c. 1885. 
 
 690. Plaque. Earthenware, with figure in white slip, represent- 
 
 ing the potter's art of Germany. H. 15^ in. W. 8^ in. 
 Staffordshire (Minton). c. 1885. 
 
 691. Plaque. Earthenware, with figure in white slip, represent- 
 
 ing the potter's art of France. H. 15J in. W. 8i in. 
 SUiffardshire (Minton). c. 1885. 
 
 692. Plaque. Earthenware, with figure in white slip, represent- 
 
 ing the Pre-histonc potter's art. H. 15^ in. \V. 8J in. 
 Staffordshire (Minton). c. 1885. 
 
 693. Plaque. Earthenware, with figure in white slip, represent- 
 
 ing the English potter's art. H. 15 J in. W. 8 J in. 
 Staffordshire (Minton). c. 1885. 
 
 694. Plaque. Earthenware, with figure in white slip, represent 
 
 ing Wedgwood pottery. H. 15^ in. W. 8^ in. Stafford- 
 shire (Minion), c. 1885 
 
ARCHITECTURE. 
 
 695. Plate. Earthenware, printed in red with a country scene. 
 
 Diam. 7Jin. Smffordshire. c. 1830. 
 
 696. Soup Plate. Earthenware, printed in blue with a windmill, 
 
 inscribed "Powder Mill, Hastings." Diam. 8| in. Sfafioj'd- 
 shire. c. 1830. 
 
 697. Plate. Earthenware, printed in blue with a landscape, 
 
 inscribed " Bentley Wharf Bourne Sept." H. 9f in. 
 
 698. Plate. Painted in blue m ilh a landscape. Diam. 11 J in. 
 
 Bristol Delft, c. 1760. 
 
 699. Plate. Porcelain, printed with view of " St. Albans 
 
 Abbey." Diam. 6J in. c. 1880. 
 
 700. Jug. Coloured earthenware, in the form of a thatched 
 
 cottage. H. 6J in. c. 1820. 
 
 701. Pastille Burner. Coloured earthenware, in the form of 
 
 a thatched cottage. H. 4 in. c. 1820 
 
 702. Pastille Burner. Coloured earthenware, in the form of 
 
 a half-timbered cottage. H. 5| in. 
 
 703. Money Box. Coloured earthenware, in the form of a cottage, 
 
 with a boy and a girl at either end H. 5 in. c. 1800. 
 
 704. Money Box. Coloured earthenware, in the form of a 
 
 house, and inscribed " Saving Bank " ; figures of a boy 
 and girl in front. H. 6| in. 
 
 705 Jardinieres, a pair. Earthenware, lustred and painted in 
 & a. violet, with landscapes and buildiugs. H. 7h in. 
 
 706. Model of Westminster Abbey. Coloured earthenware. 
 
 H. 7 in. c. 1800. 
 
 707. Candlestick. Porcela'n, printed with view of " Guildhall, 
 
 Plymouth." H. 4| in. ' German. Modern. 
 
 708. Candlestick. Porcelain, printed with view of "Royal 
 
 Albert Bridge, Saltash." H. 4| in. German. Modern. 
 
 709 Model of a church with tower. Coloured earthenware. 
 H. &| in. c. 1790. 
 
 710. Mug. Porcelain, printed with view of " Cranbrook 
 Chu:ch." H. 2i in. Modei'n. 
 
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 711. Mug. Porcelain, printed with view of "Market Place, 
 
 Devizes." H. 3 J in. Modern. 
 
 7 1 2. Patch Box. Bilston enamel, pink ground, with view of 
 
 Weymouth on lid. 
 
 T 1 :5. Tea Pot. Cream ware, with " A View of the Crow's Nest, 
 March, 1783, Exchge., Newcastle." H. 5^ in. 
 
 714. Mug. Earthenware, coloured and printed. Inscribed "A 
 
 View of the Cast-Iron Bridge to be Erected over the 
 River Thames. Span of middle arch, 240 ft. Height, 
 100 ft." H. 6 in. Newcastle, c. 1820. 
 
 715. Cream Jug. Porcelain, printed with architectural views. 
 
 11. 2 in. frorcester. c. 1760. 
 
 716. Plaoue. Earthenware, printed with a landscape with 
 
 buildings. 4| in. by 4i in. 
 
 717. Pastille Burner, in the form of a house. Delft, printed 
 
 in bhie and inscribed " In De Kokende Moor." H. 5J in. 
 Dutch. Modern, 
 
 718. Basin. Porcelain, printed with landscapes, houses, and 
 
 ruins of a castle. Diam. 6J in. Stnffordshire {Xew Ilall). 
 c. 1810. 
 
 719. Pastille Burner, in the form of a "lock-up." Delft, 
 
 piiintcil in blue. H. 8i in. Dutch. Dated 1601 or 
 1691. 
 
 720. Cup and Saucer. Porcelain, with yellow ground, painted 
 
 with landscapes. H. of cup 2 in. Diam. of saucer, 
 5 in. Derbyshire (Pinxton). c. 1810. 
 
 721. Cup and Saucer. Porcelain, coloured and gilt, printed 
 
 with landscapes. H. of cup 2i in. Diam. of saucer 5 J in. 
 Staffordshire (New Hall), c. 1810. 
 
 722. Mug. Earthenware, printed in blue with a view. In- 
 
 scribed " London Hospital. Incorporated MDCCLVIII.' 
 H. 3i in. 
 
 723. Loving Cup, double-handled. White earthenware, painted 
 
 and gilt, with view of Lichfield, and a medallion portrait. 
 H. 9 in. Staffmlshire {Hanky). Dated 1797. 
 
 724. Plaque. Earthenware, coloured and moulded with a farm- 
 
 house. 4} in. by 3J in. 
 
 725. Plaque. Earthenware, coloured and moulded with a cottage. 
 
 4J in. by 3J in. 
 
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 726. Tray. Porcelain, painted with a landscape and ruins. 
 
 6 in. by 3f in. Worcester, c. 1735. 
 
 727. Medallion. Earthenware, printed and coloured with a 
 
 farmhouse and buildings. Diam. 6 in. c. 1800. 
 
 728. Pastille Burner. Porcelain, in the form of a house. H. 
 
 7 J in. W(yrcester. c. 1840. 
 
 729. Pastille Burner. Porcelain, in 'the form of a bungalow 
 
 H. 4 in. JVorcester. c. 1840. 
 
 730. Loving Cup, double-handled. Porcelain, painted with a 
 
 view of Pinxton Pottery Works. H. 6 in. Derby shire 
 (Pimion). c. 1820. 
 
 731. Tea Service. Porcelain, painted with views in Cam- 
 
 bridge ; consisting of tea-pot, h. 5 J in. ; tea-pot stand, 
 1. 7J in. ; plate, diam. 8 in. ; saucers (four), diam. 
 5J in. ; and cups (three), h. 2| in. Derlyshire {Pinxton). 
 c. 1810. 
 
 732. Jug. Earthenware, printed in blue, with a landscape. 
 
 H. 121 in. Staffordshire (Spode). 
 
 733. Model. Coloured earthenware. A manor house. H. 7 in. 
 
 c. 1820. 
 
 734. Model. Coloured earthenware. A church. H. 5| in. 
 
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 SCRIPTURE HISTORY. 
 
 735. Plaque. Coloured earthenware. The Expulsion from 
 
 Paradise. \3h in. by 11 J in. 
 
 736. Qroup. Earthenware. Adam and Eve with lions, an eagle 
 
 and other animals. H. 12 J in. 
 
 737. Juff. Coloured earthenware ; with the figure of Adam. 
 
 11. Sh in. German, c. 1600. 
 
 738. Group. Coloured earthenware. The offering up of Isaac. 
 
 H. 7 in. c. 1820. 
 
 739. Group. Coloured earthenware. The offering up of Isaac. 
 
 li. 12 in. c. 1830. 
 
 740. Group. Biscuit porcelain. The offering up of Isaac. 
 
 H U in. Derby, c. 1790. 
 
 741. Cream Juff. Porcelain, jxiinted with the Finding of 
 
 Moses. H. 3j in. Chinese, c. 1740. 
 
 742. Plate. Cream ware, painted with Samuel anointing Saul. 
 
 Diam. 5 in. c. 1770. 
 
 743. Group. Coloured earthenware. Samuel anointing David. 
 
 H. 7i in. c. 1820. 
 
 744 Figures, a pair. Coloured earthenware. Elijah and the 
 & a. widow H. 10 in. Staffordshire. 1820, 
 
 745. Plate. Eiirtheiiware, printed and coloured with the 
 
 slaying of Abel. Diam. 7 J in. c. 1820. 
 
 746. Plate. Earthenware, printed with the "Sacred History 
 
 of Joseph and his Brethren." Diam. 7i in. c. 1840. 
 
 747. Plate. Cream ware, painted with Jacob's Dream. Diam. 
 
 10 in. c. 1780. 
 
 748. Saucer. Porcelain, painted with Elijah running before 
 
 Ahab's chariot. Diam. 6J in. Chinese, c. 1770. 
 
 749. Plaque. Coloured earthenware, moulded with Daniel in 
 
 the lions' den. 8| by 6J in. 
 
 750. Figure. Coloured earthenware. Hilkiah standing by a 
 
 pedestal. H. 9| in. Staffordshire, c. 1820. 
 
 751. Group. Coloured earthenware. Virgin and child. H. 
 
 9 J in. c. 1790. 
 
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 752. Group. Coloured earthenware. Virgin and Child. 
 
 H. 71 in. c. 1800. 
 
 753. Group. Salt-glazed ware. Virgin and Child. H. 8i in. 
 
 c. 1760. 
 
 754. Bust. Coloured earthenware. The Virgin Mary. H. 
 
 11 in. Staffcn'dshire (Burslem). c. 1790. 
 
 755. Group. Earthenware ; inscribed " The Virgin Mary." 
 
 H. 12 in. Sfaprdshire. c. 1830. 
 
 756. Group. Biscuit porcelain. Virgin and child. H. 8^ in. 
 
 Berbf/. c. 1790. 
 
 757. Plate. Earthenware, printed and coloured with the Adora- 
 
 tion of the Shepherds. Diam. 5| in. c. 1840. 
 
 758. Group. Coloured earthenware. The Flight into Egj^pt. 
 
 H. 6| in. Staffordshire, c. 1820. 
 
 759. Group. Coloured earthenware. The Return from Egypt. 
 
 H. 9h in. Staffordshire, c. 1820. 
 
 760. Figure. Coloured earthenware. Inscribed " Christ teacheth 
 
 Nicodemus. John 3, Ch. 3." H. 10^ in. Staffordshire. 
 c. 1820. 
 
 761. Figure. Coloured earthenware. Inscribed "Christ 
 
 teacheth. John 3, Ch. 3." H. 10^ in. Staffordshire. 
 ■ c. 1820. 
 
 762. Tile. Printed with Christ and the woman of Samaria. 
 ''So- Diam. 5 in. Liverpool Delft, c. 1760. 
 
 763. Group. Coloured earthenware. Christ and the woman 
 
 of Samaria. H. 6 in. c. 1830. 
 
 764. Group. Coloured earthenware. The Agony in the 
 
 765. Group. Coloured earthenware. Inscribed " 0, my Father, 
 
 let this cup pass from Me." H. 12 in. 
 
 766. Jug. Stoneware, with medallions of the Crucifixion, St. 
 
 Peter and St. Paul. H. 7 J in. German {Sieburgh). 16th 
 cent. 
 
 767.' Jug. Stoneware with three medallions ; inscribed " S. 
 Brigita." H. 7^ in. German (Sieburgh). 16th cent. 
 
 768. Medallion. Earthenware. Head of Christ with nimbus, 
 in relief. U in. bv 6 in. c. 1820. 
 
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 769. Medallion. Earthenware, coloured and moulded with the 
 
 head of Christ. Diam. 5f in. c. 1827. 
 
 770. Saucer. Porcehiin, painted with the Crucifixion. Diam. 
 
 5 in. Chinese, c. 1770. 
 
 771. Group. Coloured earthenware. The Crucifixion. H. 
 
 lOi in. Staffordshire, c. 1820. 
 
 772. Plaque. Tortoiseshell ware. The Crucifixion. H. 6^ in. 
 
 Staff(/)'dshire. c. 1750. 
 
 773. Plaque. White jasper ware. The Descent from the 
 
 Cross, after Rubens. H. 12.^ in. Staffordshire (Burslem). 
 c. 1780. 
 
 774. Statuette. Coloured earthenware. A wise virgin. H. 8 in 
 
 775. Statuette. Coloured eaithenware. A foolish virgin. H. 
 
 9i in. 
 
 776. Tile. Delft, painted in blue with the Five Foolish Virgins. 
 
 9 A by 8i in. DutcJi. c. 1700. 
 
 777. Statuette. Coloured earthenware. Inscribed " Lost 
 
 Sheep." H. 9 in. 
 
 77f^ Statuette. Coloured earthenware. The Woman with 
 the Lost Piece of Silver. H. 9 in. 
 
 779. Plate. Porcelain, painted with the Nativity. Diam. 9 in 
 
 Chinese, c. 1770. 
 
 780. Plate. Porcelain, painted with the Crucifixion. Diam 
 
 9 in. Chinese, c. 1770. 
 
 781. Plate. Porcelain, painted with the Resurrection. Diam. 
 
 9 in. Chinese, c. 1770. 
 
 782. Statuette. Rirthenware. St. Matthew. H. 7^ in. 
 
 Staffordshire, c. 1820. 
 
 783. Statuette. Earthenware. St. Mark. H. 10 in. Stafford- 
 
 shire, c. 1820. 
 
 784. Statuette. Efirthenware. St. Luke. H.lh in. Staffui'd- 
 
 shire. c. 1820. 
 
 785. Statuette. Earthenware. St. John. H. Ih in. Stafford- 
 
 shire, c. 1820. 
 
 786. Group. Coloured earthenware. Impressed " Peter re- 
 
 storing the Lame Man." H. 7i in. Staffordshire, c. 1820. 
 
 787. Group. Coloured earthenware. Impressed " Petter. 
 
 Rising. The Lame. Man. Acts. Ch. 3." H. 10| in. 
 Staffordshire, c. 1820. 
 
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 788. Statuette. Coloured earthenware. Impressed ''St Paul,'* 
 
 and inscribed " Acts xxiii. ver. V.' H. 9J in. Staffoi-d- 
 shire. c. 1820. 
 
 789. Statuette. Coloured earthenware. St. Peter. H. 10 in. 
 
 Staffordshire, c. 1820. 
 
 790. Group. Coloured earthenware. The Sacrifice at Lystra. 
 
 H. 8f in. Staffordshire, c. 1800. 
 
 791. Statuette. Coloured earthenw^are. Inscribed " St. Phillip.'' 
 
 H. 14 J in. Staffordshire (Burslem). c. 1780. 
 
 792. Plate. Cream ware, painted with St. Peter's deliverance 
 
 from prison. Inscribed "Handel: 12 :V : 7." Diam. 
 10 in. Didch. c. 1780. 
 
 793. Tea Pot. Earthenware, printed and coloured with "The 
 
 Prodigal Son Eeceives his Patrimony," and *' The Prodigal 
 Son Taking Leave." H. 4 in. c. 1790. 
 
 794. Tea Pot. Earthenware, printed and coloured with " The 
 
 Prodigal Son Receives his Patrimony," and " The Prodigal 
 Son Taking Leave." H. 6 in. c. 1790. 
 
 795. Tea Pot. Earthenware, printed and coloured with " The 
 
 Prodigal Son in Excess," and " The Prodigal Son in 
 Misery." H. 5Hn. c. 1790. 
 
 796. Tea Pot, without cover. Earthenw^are, printed and coloured 
 
 with " The Prodigal Son returns Reclaim'd," and " The 
 Prodigal Son Feasted on his Return." H. 5 in. c. 1790. 
 
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 RELIGION. 
 
 797 Vases, a pair. Porcelain, with portraits of Martin Luther 
 & a. and Erasmus. H. 8} in. Chinese, c. 1730. 
 
 798. Plate. Porcelain, with a portrait of Martin Luther, and 
 
 Christ and the twelve Apostles, in medallions. Diam. 
 9 in. Chinese, c. 1730. 
 
 799. Figure. Coloured earthenware; a monk. H. 5 J in. 
 
 Frenrh. c 1840. 
 
 800. Plate, with a portrait of Dr. Sacheverell (1672-1724). 
 
 Diam. 11 in. LiverpotA or DiHsfol Delft, c. 1730. 
 
 801. Group. Coloured earthenware. The burning of Ridley 
 
 and Utimer. H. 9 J in. c. 1829. 
 lasorilied : — 
 " Be of goocl comfort, Master lUdley, and play the iimn ; we sliall 
 this day liuht sucli a candle, hv God's j^ce, in England, as 
 I trust whiul never be put out.** 
 
 .'^u2 Figures, two. Coloured earthenware. "Protestantism" 
 & a. and "Romanism." H. 9 in. and 8 J in. c. 1829. 
 
 803. Jug. Earthenware, printed and coloured with the Vicar 
 
 being letl by Moses, and verses entitled "The Vicar and 
 Moses." H. 9 in. Staffordshire (Line £nd). c. 1790. 
 
 804. Mug. Cream ware, printed with the Vicar being led by 
 
 Moses, and verses from " The Vicar and Moses." H. 6 in. 
 Staffordshire (Wedgwood), c. 1790. 
 
 805. Mug. Cream ware, printed with " The Vicar and Moses " 
 
 and verses. H. 6 in. c. 1790. 
 
 806. Jug. Earthenware, coloured and moulded with figures of 
 
 ka clergj'man, clerk, and a sexton, drinking and smoking. 
 H. 9 in. Staffordshire (Burslem). c. 1790. 
 
 807. Group. Coloured earthenware. " The Vicar and Moses." 
 
 H. n in. 
 
 60*S. Medallion. Coloured earthenware. "The Vicar and 
 Moses." 5§ by 4j in. c. 1790. 
 
 809. Group. Tortoiseshell ware. " The Vicar and Moses " 
 
 seated in the reading-desk. H. 10^ in. Staffordshire 
 {Burslem). c. 1780. 
 
 810. Jug. Coloured earthenware, in the form of "The Vicar." 
 , H. 10 in. Staffordshire, c. 1790. 
 
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 811. Jug. Coloured earthenware, in the form of "Moses." 
 
 H. 10 in. Staffordshire, c. 1790. 
 
 812. Figure. Coloured earthenware. "The Vicar." H. 4| in. 
 
 c. 1800. 
 
 813. Figure. Coloured earthenware. "The Vicar." H. 2J in. 
 
 c. 1790. 
 
 814. Tile. Earthenware, printed in red, with the charitable 
 
 \icar relieving a beggar. 5 in. square. Liverpool, c. 1760. 
 
 815. Jug. Cream ware, printed in brown and coloured, with a 
 
 clergyman and family dining. Inscribed " A Journey- 
 man Parson with a Bare Existence." H. 5 J in. c. 1790. 
 
 816. Jug. Cream ware, printed with "The terrible Ghost or 
 
 Village in an uproar," and inscription. H. 8 in. 
 c. 1790. 
 
 817. Mask, to represent a ghost. Cream ware, coloured. 
 
 H. 7in. c. 1790. 
 
 818. Jug. Cream ware, printed with a farmer and his wife 
 
 offering the vicar their tenth child and a tithe pig ; and 
 verses. H. 7J in. c. 1780. 
 
 819. Jug. Cream ware, printed with a parson being attacked 
 
 by a sow, " Tythe in kind or sow's revenge." H. 6 in. 
 c. 1790. 
 
 820. Group. Coloured earthenware ; a farmer and his wife 
 
 offering the vicar their tenth child and a tithe pig. 
 H. 6J in. c. 1800. 
 
 821. Tile. Earthenware, printed in red, with the "Tythe Pig." 
 
 4J by 4 J in. Liverpool, c. 1760. 
 
 822. Jug. Porcelain, painted with a group of clergymen and 
 
 others carousing at the sign of "The Horns." H. 8 in. 
 BoviK c. 1760. 
 
 823. Cup. Coloured earthenware, with heads of the Pope and 
 
 the Devil, reversed. Inscribed "While Pope absolves 
 the devil smiles." H. 5| in. c. 1780. 
 
 824. Group. Coloured earthenware. A marriage in church. 
 
 Inscribed "The New Marriage Act." H. 6 in. c. 1830. 
 
 825. Group. Coloured earthenware. A marriage under a tree. 
 
 Inscribed "The New Marriage Act." H. 7 in. c. 1830. 
 
 826. Group. Coloured earthenware. A christening. H. 8J in. 
 
 c. 1830. 
 
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 827. Oroup. Coloured earthenware. A man kneeling with 
 
 a sheep. Inscribed " Worshipper." H. 7 in. Stafardshire 
 {BursUm^. c. 1780. 
 
 828. Figure. Coloured earthenware. Rev. John Wesley (1703- 
 
 1791) preaching from a pulpit. H. 10 in. c. 1800. 
 
 829. Bust. Coloured earthenware. Rev. John Wesley. H. 44 v\. 
 
 c. 1780. 
 
 830. Bust. Brown ware. Rev. J. Wesley in the form of 
 
 pepper pot. H. 4^ in. Rockingham, c. 1780. 
 
 831. Bust. Coloured earthenware. Rev. John Wesley. 
 
 FL 1 U in. S/aJF(mlshire ( BursUm). c. 1791. 
 
 832. Bust. Coloured earthenware. Rev. George Whitcfield 
 
 (1714-1770). Staffordshire. H. 11 in. c. 1790. 
 
 833. Plaque. Earthenware, pnnted with portrait, and inscribed 
 
 "Reverend John AVesley, M.A. Aged 87." 7J by 6 in. 
 
 834. Medallion. F^irthonware, with portrait of the Rev. John 
 
 \N esley. 4i by 3 in. e. 1780. 
 
 835. Medallion. Earthenware, with portrait of the Rev. 
 
 Charles Wesley (1708-1788). 4^ by 3 in. c. 1780. 
 
 836. Cup. Earthenware, lustred, and printed in violet with 
 
 emblems of " Faith " and " Hope." H. 5 in. c. 1800. 
 
 837. BowL Eiirthenware, lustned. Diam. 6f in. Newcastle. 
 
 c. 1820. 
 
 Inscribed : — 
 ** The loss of gold is great, But losing Christ is such a loss 
 
 The loss of health is more ; As no man can re^ore." 
 
 838. Card Tray. Rirthenware, lustred, with portrait of Rev. 
 
 John Wesley. 8 by 7 J in. Newcastle, c. 1820. 
 
 ''■>. Jug. Cream ware, printed with portrait of the Rev. John 
 A\ esley, with emblematic figures of " Hope " and 
 " Charity," and vei-ses. H. 5j in. c. 1780. 
 
 '^ni Tea Pot and Cover. Cream ware, printed with portrait 
 of the Rev. John Wesley. H. 5 J in. c. 1770. 
 
 I . Tea Pot and Cover. Creamware, printed with medallion 
 portraits of the Rev. John Wesley and fellow workers. 
 H. 5i in. 
 
 " i2. Jug. Cream ware, printed in brown with emblematic 
 figures of " Religion," " Faith," '' Hope," and " Charity." 
 H.6jin. c. 1780. 
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 S43, Figures, three. Coloured earthenware. " Faith," " Hope," 
 a & b. and "Charity." H. 8f in. and 7 in. Staffordshire {Wedg- 
 icood). c. 1770. 
 
 844. Jug. Earthenware, lustred, printed and coloured, with 
 
 medallions of "Faith," "Hope," and " Charity." H. 7 in. 
 Staffordshire {Lane End), c. 1800. 
 
 845. Tea Pot and Cover. Earthenware. Inscribed " Hannah 
 
 Brechliff Kirkstall, 1802," and "Christ is all and in all." 
 H. 4f in. 
 
 846. Tea Pot and Cover. Earthenware. Inscribed " death 
 
 where is thy Sting " and " The Sting of Sin is Death." 
 H. 4jin. c. 1780. 
 
 847. Tea Pot and Cover. Earthenware. Inscribed, " Let your 
 
 conversation be upon the Gospell of Christ." H. 5f in. 
 Leeds, c. 1780. 
 
 848. Statuette. Coloured earthenware. AVilliam Huntington 
 
 (1744-1813), seated. H. ^ in. 
 
 849. Cup. Earthenware. Inscribed, "Righteous are Thou O 
 
 Lord, and just are thy Judgments." H. IJ in. c. 1800. 
 
 850. Medallion. Coloured earthenware. Portrait of a divine. 
 
 5J by 5 in. 
 
 851. Bust. Earthenware. W. Thorn, nonconformist minister. 
 
 H. 7i in. Dated 1826. 
 
 852. Bust. Earthenware. W. Thorn, nonconformist minister. 
 
 H. 7| in. Dated 1826. 
 
 853. Statuette. Biscuit porcelain. Dr. Adam Clarke (1762- 
 
 1832). H. 8 in. Derby. 1800. 
 
 854. Bust. Porcelain, coloured and gilt. Dr. Adam Clarke. 
 
 H. 9J in. 
 
 855. Statuette. Coloured earthenware, J. Bryan, the founder 
 
 of "Bible Christians." H. 10^ in. 
 
 856. Bust of a divine. White glazed earthenware H. 7 in. 
 
 c. 1790. 
 
 857. Plaque. Terra-cotta, representing Grethsemane, by G. Tin- 
 
 worth. 12 by 6 in. Lambeth, c. 1880. 
 
 858. Plaque. Terra-cotta. representing the visit of Jesus to the 
 
 home of Martha and Mar}^ at Bethany, by G. Tin worth, 
 7 by 7 in. Lambeth, c. 1880. 
 
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 859. Plate. Earthenware, printed and coloured. Inscribed, 
 
 "Cherish your best hopes As a Faith, and abide by them 
 In Action." Diam. 7 in. c. 1820. 
 
 860. Plate. Earthenware, printed and coloured. Inscribed, 
 
 " Since you are not certain of an hour throw not away a 
 mjiuue." Diam. 7 in. c. 1820. 
 
 8G1. Plate. Eai-thenware, printed in brown with the "Lord's 
 Prayer.' Diam. 7 in. c. 1850. 
 
 8G2. Plate. Earthenware. Inscribed, "I know that my Re- 
 deemer liveth, and that he shall stand on the earth at 
 the last Day." Diam 7 in. c. 1800. 
 
 863 Statuettes, a pair. Coloured earthenware. Moody and 
 &a. Sankey, " the revivalists." H. 17J in. c. 1870. 
 
 864. Pitcher. Rirthenware. Inscribed, "Church and King 
 18U." H. 14i in. Bristol. 
 
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 MUSIC. 
 
 865. Plate. Earthenware, printed with "Signor Grimtinell 
 
 playing on a new instrument, call'd a Swinetta." Diam. 
 Sh in. c. 1820. 
 
 866. Mug. Cream ware. Printed with "Signor Gruntinelli 
 
 playing a new instrument, call'd a Swinetta." H. 5 in. 
 c. 1780. 
 
 867. Figure. Coloured earthenware. Boy playing on a pipe. 
 
 H. a in. c. 1830. 
 
 868. Figure. Coloured earthenware. Girl playing on a guitar. 
 
 H. 51 in. e. 1830. 
 
 869. Figure. Coloured earthenware. Boy playing on a pipe. 
 
 H. 7 in. Staffordshire. 
 
 870. Figure. Coloured earthenware. Girl playing on a guitar. 
 
 H. 7 in. Sfaff'm-d shire. 
 
 871. Group. Coloured earthenware. Boy and girl seated 
 
 under a tree, with music book and tambourine. In- 
 scribed " Rural Pasrime." H. 7 in. c. 1820. 
 
 872. Group. Coloured earthenware. Boy and girl seated 
 
 under a tree, with music book and tambourine. In- 
 scribed ''Rural." H. Bin. Staffordshire, c. 1820. 
 
 873. Bust. Parian ware. Mendelssohn (1809-1847). H.Sjin. 
 
 Gernuin. Modern. 
 
 874. Bust. Parian ware. Handel (1684-1759), H. 4^ in. 
 
 German. Modern. 
 
 875. Bust. Parian ware. Beethoven (1770-1827). H. 4 J in. 
 
 German. Modern. 
 
 876. Bust. Parian ware. Mozart (1756-1791), H. ^m. 
 
 German. Modern. 
 
 877. Bust. Coloured earthenware. Handel. H. 8 in. Stafford- 
 
 shire (Burslem). c. 1770. 
 
 878. Bust. Coloured earthenware. Jenny Lind. H. 6^ in. 
 
 c. 1850. 
 
 879. Flask. Stoneware, with embossed figure on each side. 
 
 "Jim Crow." H. 8f in. c. 1860. 
 
 880. FifiTUre. Glazed brown earthenware. "Jim Crow." 
 
 H. 61 in. 
 
 881 Figure. Coloured earthenware. " Billy AVaters " the one 
 legged beggar of Tottenham Court Road. H. 6| in. 
 c. 1830. 
 
 882. Figure. Coloured earthenware. A beggar with bagpipes 
 and dog. H 6f in. c. 1830. 
 
69 
 
 883. Fi^re. Coloured earthenware. One legged negro fiddler. 
 
 H. Sh in. 0. 1820. 
 
 884. FigTire. Coloured earthenware. One legged negro fiddler 
 
 with dog. H. 7 in. c. 1820. 
 
 ^5. Figure. Coloured earthenware. Girl with a tambourine. 
 H. 6 in. Staffordshire, c. 1820. 
 
 886. Qroup. Coloured porcelain. Boy with pipe, and girl 
 seated with a book. H. 7 in. c. 1840. 
 
 ^7. Group. Coloured eai-thenware. Lady and gentleman seated, 
 playing guitar and fife. H. 9 in. Staffwihhire. c. 1820. 
 
 -^. Figures, fourteen. Tortoiseshell ware, with musical instni- 
 ments, forming " Nebuchadnezzar's Band." H. ^h to 
 8 in. StnffonMr. c. 1730-1750. 
 
 S89, Figures, three. Porcelain, coloured and gilt. Ethiopian 
 a & b. nigger minstrels. H. 7 in Modern. 
 
 890. Figures, three. Porcelain, coloured and gilt. Ethiopian 
 a & b. nigger minstrels. H. 4 in. Modern. 
 
 891. Figure. Coloured earthenware. Negress dancing; in- 
 
 scribed "African Sal." H. 3J in. Staffordshire c. 1830. 
 
 892. Figure. Coloured porcelain. A harlequin. H. 3J in. 
 
 c. 1820. 
 
 893. Figure. Coloured porcelain. A harlequin. H. 7J in. 
 
 c. 1850. 
 
 894. Wheel Jug. Earthenware, moulded and coloured with 
 
 figures playing instruments; the handle shaped as a 
 monkey with a cup. H. 11 in c. 1810. 
 
 895 Figures, a pair. Biscuit porcelain. Oriental man with a pipe 
 & a. and woman with a guitar. H. 8J in. Continental, c. 1800. 
 
 896 Figures, a pair. Coloured earthen waie. Man and woman 
 V a. playing instruments. H. 8J in. c. 1800. 
 
 ^'♦7. Figure. Coloured earthenware. Woman with hand- drum. 
 
 Inscribed "Spanish Dancer." H. 8} in. c. 1790. 
 ''^. Figure. Coloured earthenware. Boy with hurdy-gurdy. 
 
 II. 8 in. c. 1840. 
 ^'.••J Figures, a pair. Coloured earthenware. Man with hurdy- 
 \ ;i. gurdy, and woman with guitar. H. 8J in. Staffordshire. 
 
 c. 1790. 
 900. Figure. Coloured earthenware. Lady with guitar and 
 
 dog. H 6 in. c. 1800. 
 001. Fifipire. Coloured earthenware. Boy with cymbals. 
 
 H. 8i in Continental. Modern. 
 
70 
 
 DRAMA. 
 
 902. Tile. Printed. Mr. Lewis as " Hippolitus.' ' 5 by 5 in. 
 
 Liverpool Delft, o. 1760. 
 
 903. Tile. Printed. Mrs. Hartley as " Imoinda." 5 by 5 in. 
 
 Liverpool Delft, c. 1760. 
 
 904. Tile. Printed. Mr. Macklin as "Shylock." 5 by 5 in. 
 
 Liverpool Delft, c. 1760. 
 
 905. Tile. Printed. Mrs. Barry as "Athenais." 5 by 5 in. 
 
 Liverpool Delft, c. 1760. 
 
 906. Tile. Printed. Mrs. Yates as "Lady Townley." 5 by 
 
 5 in. Liverpool Delft c. 1760. 
 
 907. Tile. Printed. Mr. Woodward as "Razor." 5 by 5 in. 
 
 Liverpool Delft, c. 1760. 
 
 908. Tile. Printed. Mr. Lewis as "Douglas." 5 by 5 in. 
 
 Liverpool Delft, c. 1760. 
 
 909. Tile. Printed. Mrs. Lessingham as "Ophelia." 5 by 
 
 5 in. Liverpool Delft, c. 1760. 
 
 910. Tile. Printed. Mrs. Abington as "Estifania." 5 by 
 
 5 in. Liveipool Delft, c. 1760. 
 
 911. Tile. Printed. Miss P. Hopkins as "Lavinia." 5 by 
 
 5 in. Liverpool Delft, c. 1760. 
 
 912. Tile. Printed. Mrs. Yates as "Jane Shore." 5 by 5 in. 
 
 Liverpool Delft, c. 1760. 
 
 913. Statuette. TortoisesheU ware. An actor. H. 8 in. c. 1750. 
 
 914. Statuette. TortoisesheU ware. An actor. H. 7:| in. c. 1750. 
 
 915. Statuette. Coloured earthenware. An actor. H. 5 in. 
 
 c. 1800. 
 
 916. Statuette. Porcelain. Mr. Woodward as " A Fine Gentle- 
 
 man" in "Lethe," by David Garrick. H. 10 in. Chelsea. 
 c. 1765. 
 
 Q17. Statuette. Porcelain. Mrs. Catherine (Kitty) Clive as 
 "Mrs. Riot" in "Lethe." H. 12 J in. Chelsea. 
 c. 1765. 
 
 918. Jug. Earthenware, printed with Falstaff reviewing his 
 
 ragged troops (Henry IV., Pt. I., act 4, sc. 3), and Falstaff 
 with the Merry Wives in the forest. (Merry Wives 
 of Windsor, act 5, sc. 5.) H. 6^ in. c. 1820. 
 
 919. Statuette. Porcelain, coloured and gilt. David Garrick 
 
 (1716-1779). H. 8| in. Chelsea, c. 1765. 
 
71 
 
 920. Statuette. Porcelain, coloured. An actor. H. 8f in. 
 
 Bmv. c. 1760. 
 
 921. Bust. Coloured earthenware. David Garrick. H. 8 J in. 
 
 Staffonhhire (Burslem). c. 1780. 
 
 922. Bust. Black basalt ware. David Garrick. H. 8J in. 
 
 Staffmhhire. c. 1780. 
 
 923. Bust. Coloured earthenware. Edmund Kean (1787-1833). 
 
 H. 11} in. Staffmhhire {Burshm). c. 1815. 
 
 924. Juff. Coloured earthenware. Representing John Liston as 
 
 "Paul Pry." H. 6 in. c. 1820. 
 
 925. Ju£f. Coloured earthenware. In the form of the head of 
 
 John Liston as "Paul Pry." H. 4i in. Staffordshire. 
 c. 1820. " - 
 
 926. Patch Box. Porcelain, with portrait of William Henry 
 
 West Betty. Diam. IJ in. Dated 1804. 
 
 927. Statuette. Coloured porcelain. Edmund Kean as 
 
 'Kichard III." H. 9^ in. c. 1815. 
 
 928. Statuette. Porcelain, coloured and gilt. John Liston. 
 
 H. 6i in. Staffordshire, c. 1820. 
 
 929. Statuette. Porcelain, coloured and gilt. John Liston as 
 
 '' Paul Pry." H. 6i in. c. 1820. 
 
 930. Statuette. Coloured porcelain. John Liston. H. 8J in. 
 
 Staffordshire, c. 1820. 
 
 931. Statuette. Porcelain, coloured. An actress as "Moll 
 
 Flaggon." H. 6^ in. Derby, c. 1800. 
 
 932. Statuette. Coloured earthenware. John Liston in "Love, 
 
 Law, and Physic." H. 7^ in. c. 1820. 
 
 933. Statuette. Porcelain, coloured. Inscribed " Master Haley." 
 
 H. 3i in. 
 
 934. Statuette. Coloured earthenware. An actor. H. 9 in. 
 
 c. 1820. 
 
 935. Statuette. Coloured earthenware. R. W. Elliston as a 
 
 Jew. H. 8 in. c. 1820. 
 
 936. Statuette. Coloured earthenware. An actor as a ragged 
 
 boy. H. 8J in. c. 1820. 
 
 937. Statuette. Terracotta. David Garrick. H. 15 in. 
 
 c. 1770. 
 
 938. Statuette. Terra-cotta, coloured. " Bombastes Furioso." 
 
 H. 25 in. 
 
72 
 
 POETRY, SCIENCE, AND LITERATURE. 
 Poetry. 
 
 939. Statuette. Coloured earthenware. Geoffery Chaucer 
 
 (1328-1400). H. 12in. Staffordshire (Burslem). c. 1780. 
 
 940. Jug. Red earthenware, -moulded, with Chaucer's " Canter- 
 
 bury Pilgrims." H. 9^ in. 
 
 941. Jug". Earthenware, coloured and moulded with bust of 
 
 Shakespeare (1564-1616), and figures of a "Spend- 
 thrift" and "Miser." H. TJ in. Staffordshire. c. 1780. 
 
 942. Jug. Earthenware, printed in blue, with Shakespeare's 
 
 monument in Stratford-on-Avon Church. H. 4| in. 
 Alodern. 
 
 943. Jug. Earthenware, printed in blue, with Shakespeare's 
 
 monument in Westminster Abbey, and his mulberry 
 tree. H. 5 in. Modern. 
 
 944. Jug. Earthenware, printed in green, with Shakespeare's 
 
 monument in Westminster Abbey, and his mulberry 
 tree. H. 6 in. Modern. 
 
 945. Mug. Earthenware, printed with " The Immortal Shake- 
 
 spear," and the " Seven Ages " round the rim. H. 3f in. 
 c. 1800. 
 
 946. Model. Coloured porcelain. Shakespeare's Birth-place. 
 
 H. 3| in. Modern. 
 
 947. Bust. Biscuit porcelain. Ben Jonson (1574-1637). 
 
 H. 6 J in. 19th cent. 
 
 948. Bust. Earthenware. John Milton (1608-1674). H. 8f in- 
 
 Staffordshire (Burslem). c. 1780. 
 
 949. Statuette. Earthenware. John Milton leaning on a 
 
 pedestal. H. 10 J in. Staffordshire, c. 1780. 
 
 950. Medallion. Glass white, on dark ground ; bust of Andrew 
 
 Marvell (1621-1678). Made by Tassie. c. 1780. 
 
 951. Bust. White jasper ware on black pedestal. Matthew 
 
 Prior (1664-1721). H. lOf in. Staffbrdshire {Hanky). 
 c. 1780. 
 
 952. Bust. Tortoiseshell ware. Alexander Pope (1688-1744). 
 
 H. 81 in. Staffm-dsUre {Burslem). c. 1750. 
 
 953. Plaque. Plaster painted, representing John Gilpin's ride 
 
 (William Cowper, 1731-1800). 20 by 7 in. Modern. 
 
73 
 
 954. Jug. Cream ware. Printed with John Gilpin at the 
 " Bell ' cf Edmonton. H. 5^ in. c. 1790. 
 
 95.5. Statuette. Biscuit porcelain. Mrs. Hannah More 
 (1745-1833). H. 6^ in. Derby, c. 1830. 
 
 95 G. Jug. Porcelain, blue ground with embossed figures and 
 bust of Robert Burns (1759-1796). H, 4 in. c. 1820. 
 
 957. Jug. Ejirthenware, lustred, coloured and printed with 
 
 portrait of Robert Burns in a medallion. H. 3 in. 
 c. 1800. 
 
 958. Statuette. Coloured earthenware. "Tarn o' Shanter." 
 
 H. 5] in. c. 1820. 
 
 959. Statuette. Coloured earthenware. Souter Johnny. 
 
 From "Tam o' Shanter." H. 5J in. c. 1820. 
 
 Jug. Buff ware, moulded with two scenes from "Tam 
 o Shanter." H. 7 in. Staffordshire (Hanley). Dated 
 
 960 _ 
 
 1835 
 
 961. Pail. Earthenware. H. 7J in. Modern. 
 
 IiiMcribetl :— 
 
 "So!ne hae meat tliat But we hae meat and we can 
 cHiina eiit, eat, 
 
 .\ ml some wiul ejit that Sae let the Lord be thankit." 
 want it ; The Selkirk Grace. — Btirns. 
 
 962. Bust. Biscuit porcelain. Sir Walter Scott (1771-1832). 
 
 H. 10 in. 
 
 963. Bust. Biscuit porcelain. Sir Walter Scott. H. 4J in. 
 
 Derby, c. 1820. 
 
 964. Group. Biscuit porcelain. Hugh "Littlejohn" reading 
 
 to his father, .John Gibson Lockhart. H. 12^ in. Derby. 
 c. 1820. 
 
 i)65. Statuette. Porcelain, coloured and gilt. Lord Byron 
 (1788-1S24). H. 7i in. c. 1824. 
 
 \ 966. Bust, on pedestal. Porcelain. Lord Byron. H. 4J in. 
 I /Mrby. c. 1820. 
 
 7. Tile. Yellow glazed, and embossed with portrait of Henry 
 Wadsworth Lonofellow (1807-1882). 6 by 6 in. Modern. 
 
 Science. 
 
 96' 
 
 968. Medallion. White glazed earthenware. John Locke 
 (1632-1704), with stars and the moon. 6 by 5 J in. 
 c. 1820. 
 
74 
 
 969. Bust. Coloured earthenware. Sir Isaac Newton (1642- 
 
 1727). H. 9 in. c. 1790. 
 
 970. Statuette. Coloured earthenware. Sir Isaac Newton 
 
 holding a telescope and uncovering a celestial globe. 
 H. 12 J in. Staffordshire (Burslem). c. 1780. 
 
 971. Medallion. Earthenware. Bust of Sir Isaac Newton, 
 
 with a comet and stars. 6 by 5 J in. c. 1820. 
 
 972. Plaque. White jasper ware, blue ground, with portrait of 
 
 Joseph Priestley, divine (1733-1804). 13 by 10 in. 
 Staffordshire {IVedgwood). 
 
 Literature. 
 
 973. Plate. Earthenware, printed with "Robinson Crusoe'' 
 
 and "Raft" (Daniel Defoe, 1633-1731). Diam. 6 in. 
 c. 1800. 
 
 974. Plate. Earthenware, printed and coloured. "Robinson 
 
 Crusoe milking." Diam. 7 J in. c. 1800. 
 
 975. Bust. Parian ware. Dr. Samuel Johnson (1709-1784). 
 
 H. 8 in. 
 
 976. Statuette. Biscuit porcelain. Mrs. Catherine Macaulay 
 
 (1733-1791). H. 12Jin. CMsea-Derhy. c. 1780. 
 
 977. Statuette. Earthenware. Edward Gibbon (1737-1794). 
 
 H. 8 in. c. 1795. 
 
 978. Statuette. Biscuit porcelain. Charles Lamb (1775-1834). 
 
 H. 10 in. Derby, c. 1830. 
 
 979. Jug. Cream ware, printed and coloured with portrait 
 
 of Thomas Carlyle (1795-1881). H. 7| in. Staffordshire 
 yPFedgwood). c. 1882. 
 
 980. Statuette. Porcelain, coloured and gilt. Harriet Beecher 
 
 Stowe, author of " Uncle Tom's Cabin." H. 3J in. c. 1855.^ 
 
 981. Statuette. Porcelain, coloured and gilt. "St. Clair." 
 
 H. dh in. c. 1855. 
 
 982. Statuette. Porcelain, coloured and gilt. " Uncle Tom 
 
 and Evangeline." H. 3^ in. c. 1855. 
 
 983. Group. Coloured earthenware. " Uncle Tom and Eva." 
 
 H. 8 in. c. 1855. 
 
 984. Group. Coloured earthenware. "Uncle Tom and Eva.'' 
 
 H. 10 in. c. 1855. 
 
76 
 
 985. Medallion. White jasper ware. 4fby3fin. c. 1780. 
 
 Charles Dickens (1812-1870). 
 
 986. Figure. Wax, coloured. " Mr. Pickwick running after his 
 
 hilt." H. 2^ in. c. 1840. 
 
 987. Mug. Earthenware, printed in brown, with "Mr. Pick- 
 
 wick addresses the Club," and " First appearance of Mr. 
 Sam Weller." H. 4 in. c. 1840. 
 
 \)SS. Stand. Earthenware, printed ^v^th " Mr. Pickwick's intro- 
 duction to Sam Weller," after engraving by "Phiz." 
 Diam. Qh in. 
 
 989 Statuettes, a pair. Porcelain, coloured and gilt. " Mr. 
 ,V a. Pickwick " and " Sam Weller." H. 7^ and 8 in. c. 1840. 
 
 990. Mug. Earthenware, printed in brown and coloured, with 
 
 " Mr. Pickwick having his portrait taken in the Debtor's 
 Prison," and " Samuel Weller and the pretty housemaid." 
 H. 2J in. c. 1840. 
 
 991. Oroup. Wax, coloured. "Mr. Pickwick, Mrs. Bardell, 
 
 and Master Bardell." H. 3 in. c. 1840. 
 
 992. Stand. Earthenware, printed with " Alarming position of 
 
 Mr. Pickwick," after engraving by " Phiz." Diam. 6| in. 
 
 993. Stand. Earthenware, printed with " Bardell v. Pickwick," 
 
 after engraving by " Phiz." Diam. 6i in. 
 
 994 Tea Pots, two. Coloured earthenware, representing " Mr. 
 ,fe a. and Mrs. Weller, Senr." H. 8| in. c. 1840. 
 
 995. Statuette. Buff ware. "Ralph Nickleby." H. 9 in. 
 
 Staffordshire (Hanley). Dated 1840. 
 
 996. Stand. Earthenware, printed with " Grandfather hopes to 
 
 win money for Nelly" ("Old Curiosity Shop"), after 
 engraving by "Phiz." Diam. 6 J in. 
 
 997. Stand. Earthenware, printed with "Surprise of Mr. 
 
 Swiveller on beholding the Marchioness" (" Old Curiosity 
 Shop "), after engraving by " Phiz." Diam. ^ in. 
 
 998. Stand. Earthenware, printed with "Mutual delight of Kit 
 
 and the pony " (" Old Curiosity Shop "), after engraving by 
 " Phiz." Diam. b^ in. 
 
 999. Stand. Earthenware, printed with "Barnaby Rudge 
 
 discovers his father," after engraving by " Phiz." Diam. 
 6Ain. 
 
76 
 
 ■ » 
 
 1000. Stand, Earthenware, printed with "Solemn reference is 
 
 made to Mr. Bunsby " (" Dombey and Son "), after 
 engraving by *' Phiz." Diam. 6 J in. 
 
 1001. Stand. Earthenware, printed with " Miss Tox introduces 
 
 'The party'" ("Dombey and Son "), after engraving by 
 "Phiz." Diam. 6 J in. 
 
 Fables. 
 
 1002. Tea Poy. Cream ware, with raised figures of the "Fox 
 
 and Crane." H. 6 in. c. 1780. 
 
 1003. Tile. Printed in brown with "The Fox and the Crow." 
 
 5 by 5 in. Liv'erpool Delft, c. 1760. 
 
 1004. Tile. Printed in brown with "The AVolf and Lamb." 5 
 
 by 5 in. Liverpool Delft, c 1760. 
 
 1005. Tile. Printed in brown with " The Bear and Bee-hives." 
 
 5 by 5 in. Liverpool Delft, c. 1760. 
 
 1006. Tile. Printed with "The Bear, and the man feigning 
 
 sleep." 5 by 5 in. Liverpool Delft, c. 1760. 
 
 1007. Tile. Printed in brown with "The Stag admiring the re- 
 
 flection of his horns in the water." 5 by 5 in. Liverpool 
 Delft, c. 1760. 
 
 1008. Tile. Printed with "The old man and the bundle of 
 
 sticks." 5 by 5 in, Liverpool Delft, c. 1760. 
 
 1009. Jug. Blue and white glazed earthenware, embossed with 
 
 " The old man and the ass." H. 10 in. 
 
 "Dr. Syntax." 
 
 1010. Statuette. Coloured porcelain. " Dr. Syntax." H. 5 j in. 
 
 c. 1820. 
 
 1011. Statuette. Coloured porcelain. "Dr. Syntax." H. 
 
 5 1 in. 
 
 1012. Jug. Earthenware, printed in red and coloured with 
 
 " Dr. Syntax Stopd by Highwaymen." H. 5 in. 
 
 1013. Jar. Porcelain, painted with "Dr. Sjmtax stopped by a 
 
 highwayman." H. ^ in. c. 1820. 
 
 1014. Group. Coloured earthenware. "A woman carrying 
 
 Dr. Syntax on her back." H. 6 in. 
 
 "Don Quixote." 
 
 1015. Group. Coloured porcelain. Don Quixote in armour 
 
 riding on Rozinante. H. 9J in. 
 
 1016. Group. Coloured porcelain. Sancho Panza riding on 
 
 Dapple. H. 8 in. 
 
77 
 
 SPORTING. 
 Bm.L Baiting. 
 
 1017, Cups, three. Coloured earthenware, in the form of bull 
 ;i & b. dogs' heads. H. 4 in. 
 
 1018. Tobacco Jar. Stoneware, coloured blue, in the form of a 
 
 bull-dog's head. H. 3J in. 
 
 \0\\). Group. Coloured earthenware. Bull attacked by two 
 dogs, and a man with a cudgel in his hand. H. 11 i in. 
 c. 1820. 
 
 1020. Group. Coloured e«irthenware. Bull-baiting. H. 8| in. 
 
 c. 1820. 
 
 1021. Group. Earthenware, lustred and coloured. Bull- 
 
 baiting. H. 8i in. Nemastle. c. 1800. 
 
 1022. Group. Earthenware, lustrod and coloured. Bull- 
 
 baiting. H. 7 in. c. 1820. 
 
 1023. Jug. Colouretl earthenware. Bull-baiting. H. 6J in. 
 
 c. 1800. 
 
 Bear Baiting. 
 
 1024. Tobacco Jar. Earthenware, coloured and embossed 
 
 with figures carousing. On the cover a bear hugging 
 a bull dog. H. 7i in. 
 
 1025. Jug. Tortoiseshell ware. A bear hugging a bull dog. 
 
 The dog forms the spout, and the head of the bear a cup. 
 H. 13 in. Staffordshire, c. 1750. 
 
 1026. Group. Coloured earthenware. Bear hugging a dog. 
 
 H. 8i in. Nottingham, c. 1810. 
 
 1027. Group. Coloured earthenware. Bear hugging a dog. 
 
 H. 10 in. Nottingham, c. 1800. 
 
 1028. Group. Porcelain. Dogs fighting. H. 3 in. 
 
 Prize Fighting. 
 
 1029. Plaque. Earthenware, printed with a prize-fight. In- 
 
 scribed "Spring and Langan." 16 by 13^ in. Newcastle. 
 
 1030. Bust on Pedestal. Coloured earthenware. Ben. Gaunt, 
 
 the prize fighter. H. 15^ in. Staffordshire. 1844. 
 
 1031. Jug. Earthenware, lustred, printed and coloured with 
 
 Spring and Langan fighting at Chichester. H. 5J in. 
 
78 
 " '% 
 
 1032. Group. Coloured earthenware. Tom Sayers and Heenan 
 
 fighting. H. 9J in. 
 
 1033. Mug. Earthenware, printed in brown with a prize fight. 
 
 Inscribed "Johnson and Perrins at Banbury.' H. 5 in. 
 
 1034 Statuettes, a pair. Earthenware ; prize-fighters. H. 9 in 
 & a. 
 
 1035. Jug. Earthenware, printed and coloured with Humphry s 
 
 and Mendoza fighting at Odiham. H. 7| in. Stafford- 
 shire. Dated 1788. 
 
 1036. Mug. Earthenware, printed and coloured, with "Peggy 
 
 Plumper proving her man before marriage," or " Who 
 wears ye breeches." H. 4 J in. 
 
 Inscribed : — 
 
 " Pegj]^ Pliininer, a lass Yet it may not be so abont 
 well made tall and pretty, wearing the Breeches. 
 
 "Was courted V>t sweet So saying, she squar'd up to 
 Sammy Spar of ye City : Sam very clever, 
 
 Theyjog'd on in courtship, Thinks he for to gain her the 
 Sain would have gone time's now or .never, 
 
 faster. They had several rounds, who'd 
 
 ]5ut Peg w'd not "Wed, the best none did know. Sir; 
 
 till she knew who was At last Sam gave Pegg a fair 
 Master. knock doA^Ti blow, Sir ; 
 
 Tho says she we may live Then he led her to Church as 
 and ne'er quarrel for loving as could he, 
 
 riches, And the Breeches remain'd in 
 
 ye place where they should be." 
 
 1037 Plaques, two. Earthenware, printed with Spring and 
 & a. Langan, 7^^ by 6 in, 
 
 1038. Jug. Earthenware, yellow, printed with Molineux and 
 Cribb fighting. H. 5J in. 
 
 1039 Statuettes, a pair. Porcelain, coloured and gilt ; boys 
 & a. fighting. H. 6| in, Bou\ c, 1750. 
 
 1040 Statuettes, two. Coloured earthenware ; prize-fighters. 
 & a. H. 8i in, Staffordshire. 
 
 1041. Jug. Earthenware, printed and coloured with prize- 
 
 fighting, stag-hunting, racing, bull-baiting, and cock- 
 fighting. H. 6 in, Staffordshire, c. 1820. 
 
 1042. Group. Earthenware. Wrestlers. H. 8i in. 
 
 Cock Fighting. 
 
 1043. Plate. Porcelain. Painted in the centre with a game- 
 
 cock. Diam. 8i in. 
 
No. 1051 
 
 No. 1024 
 
 No. 1019 
 
 No. -1153 
 
 No. 1035 
 
 SPORTING. 
 
79 
 
 1014. Cup, double-handled, lilartheiiwiiie, printed and coloured, 
 representing various stages in a cock-fight. II. 5| in. 
 
 1045. Jug. Earthenware, printed and coloured, representing 
 various stages in a cock-fight. H. 8 in. 
 
 lulG. Plaque. Porcelain, painted with a fighting-cock in land- 
 scape. 8 J by 6i in. 
 
 , 1047. Cup, double-handled. Yellow glazed earthenware, white 
 ground. Inscribed " May the Best cock win — H. Cobden 
 —1847 Anglesea Arms Inn." H. 6 in. 
 
 1048. Dish, octagonal. Earthenware, printed in the centre 
 
 with a Spanish cock-fight. 17 by 13 J in. 
 
 1049. Jug. Stoneware. " The cock pit," after Hogarth, in low 
 
 relief. H. 5^ in. Staffordshire, c. 1780. 
 
 : 1050. Mug. Earthenware, printed and coloured. "The cock 
 pit," after Hogarth. H. 4| in. Staffordshire (Lane End). 
 c. 1790. 
 
 1051. Group. Coloured earthenware, with a youth and maiden 
 watching two cocks fighting. H. 9 J in. c. 1790. 
 
 . 1052. Jug. Cream ware, printed with a milkmaid, boy watch- 
 ing cocks fighting, and a girl taking a chicken from a 
 coop. H. 8 in. c. 1790. 
 
 Racing. 
 
 1053. Horse, head of. Earthenware. H. 6 in. 
 
 1054. Figure. Eiuthcnware. The celebrated horse "Eclipse." 
 
 11. 18 in. c. 1790. 
 
 "»')5 Figures, two. Coloured earthenwiire. Race-horses. 
 H. ti in. c. 1800. 
 
 1056. Figure. Coloured eai-thenware. Jockey riding a race- 
 horse. H. 8 in. c. 1800. 
 
 1<|.)7. Group. Coloured earthenware. Kace-horse, jockey thrown, 
 and a dog. H. 8i in. 
 
 ''>")8. Figure. Coloured earthenware. Jockey on horseback. 
 H. 7i*in. c. 1800. 
 
 l(»r)9. Jug. Earthenware, moulded and coloured, with racing 
 subjects. H. 5 in. c. 1790. 
 
 1060. Tile. Earthenware, printed with a horse-race. 6 in. 
 square Newcastle, c. 1840. 
 2761. H2 
 
80 
 
 1061. Jug. Earthenware, printed in blue, with racing, stag- 
 
 hunting, prize-fighting, bull-baiting, and cock-fighting. 
 H. 5 J in. c. 1820. 
 
 1062. Cup. Earthenware, printed with a donkey race. H. 3 in. 
 
 c. 1820. 
 
 106-3. Mug. Earthenware, printed in brown and coloured. 
 Steeple-chasing. H. 4 J in. c. 1830. 
 
 1064. Mug. Earthenware, printied. Steeple-chasing. H. 6 in. 
 
 c. 1830. 
 
 1065. Figure. Coloured porcelain. Jockey on horseback, 
 
 steeple-chasing. H. 6J in. Moderni. 
 
 Coaching. 
 
 1066. Jug. Porcelain, printed and coloured, with the " Royal " 
 
 stage coach. H. 4J in. c. 1830. 
 
 1067. Mug. Earthenware, printed and coloured, with a four- 
 
 horse coach. H. 4| in. Staffordshire {Lane End), c. 1790. 
 
 1068. Jug. Earthenware, lustred, printed and coloured, with 
 
 " The Prince of Wales " stage coach. H. 6 J in. 
 Staffoi-dshire. Dated 1810. 
 
 1069. Horn Cup. Engraved with a four-horse stage coach. 
 
 H. 3fin. c. 1790. 
 
 1070. Jug. Earthenwaro, painted with a coaching subject. 
 
 H. 8J in. 
 
 1071. Jug, with cover and strainer. Earthenw^are, painted with 
 
 a lady and gentleman driving a gig. H. 6| in. c. 1790. 
 
81 
 
 FIELD SPORTS. 
 Shooting 
 
 1072. Tea Pot. Earthenware, moulded and coloured, in the 
 
 form of a sportsman, with dog and gun resting against 
 a tree. H. 5 in. Staffmdshire. e. 1760. 
 
 1073. Figure. Coloured earthenware. Sportsman with a dog 
 
 and gun. H. 7J in. jV^2vcastU. c. 1790. 
 
 1074. Figure. Coloured earthenware. Sportsman with a gun 
 
 and dead game. H. 9^ in. Newcastle, c. 1790. 
 
 1 070. Jug. Cream ware, printed with sportsmen with dogs 
 and gaus, and a landscape with cattle. H. 9^ in. 
 c. 1770. 
 
 107C. Mug. Cream ware, printed, with a landscape with 
 sportsmen, dogs and guns, after Stubbs. H. G^ in. 
 Utajfordshire {h edyivood). c. 1780. 
 
 1077 Jardinieres, set of three. Earthenware, lustred, with 
 a iV: b. panels containing sportsmen, landscapes, etc. H. (5^ in. ; 
 
 central piece, H. 10 in. c. 1800. 
 
 1078 Cups, two. Yellow glazed earthenware, printed in red. 
 & a. sportsmen with dogs. H. 2^ in. iVeunistle. c. 1810. 
 
 1079. Figure. Coloured earthenware. Sportsman with a dog. 
 
 h. 4 in. c. 1790. 
 
 1080. Figure. Coloured earthenware. Man with a gun and 
 
 dog. H. 4i in. StuJ/onishi,r. c. 1790. 
 
 1081 Figures, three. Coloured earthenware. A pointer, a 
 a & b. retrierer, and a setter. H. 5^ in. c. 1790. 
 
 1082. Figure. Porcelain. Sportsman with a gun. H. 8J in. 
 
 c. 1840. 
 
 1083. Jug. Coloured earthenware. Sportsman with a dog and 
 
 gun. H. 7i in. Leeds. Dated 1771. 
 
 1084 Jug. Earthenware, moulded and coloured. Sportsmen 
 with dogs. H. 8 in. c. 1790. 
 
 1085. Figure. Coloured earthenware. Sportsman with a dog 
 and gun. H. 7 in. Staffordshire, c. 1830. 
 
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 1086. Punch Bowl. Porcelain, coloured and gilt, with wild 
 
 duck and partridge shooting, and hunting scenes. Diam. 
 li| in.. ChineM c. 1780. 
 
 1087. Bottle. Stoneware, in the form of a powder-flask, em- 
 
 bossed with dogs and pheasant. H. 9| in. Lambeth. 
 c. 1810. 
 
 1088 Cups, two. Coloured earthenware ; in the form of dogs' 
 & a. heads. H. 4 j in. 
 
 1089. Plaque. Earthenware, coloured and embossed with 
 
 sportsmen, dogs and game. 6f by 5J in. NewcasUe. 
 c. 1810. 
 
 1090. Figure. Coloured porcelain. Boy with a dead rabbit. 
 
 H. 7 in. c. 1820. 
 
 1091. Cup, double-handled. Earthenware, coloured and moulded, 
 
 with dead game, etc. H. 6 J in. c. 1820. 
 
 1092. Plaque. Black ware. Sportsmen with dogs and dead 
 
 game. 11 by 6 in. c. 1810. 
 
 1093. Jug. Earthenware, printed ^dth "The Taylor turned 
 
 Sportsman," and landscape with doves. H. 7 in. c. 1780. 
 
 1094. Jug. Yellow glazed earthenware, printed with partridges, 
 
 woodcock, etc. H. 4J in. XewrastJe. c. 1810. 
 
 1095. Dish. Coloured porcelain, containing egg cups with 
 
 covers, in the form of partridges. L. 13 J in. Sfaffoi'd- 
 shire (Longport). c. 1800. 
 
 1096 Boxes, two. Porcelain, representing partridges. H. 3| in. 
 & a. Chj'l^'n. c. 1760. 
 
 1097. Mug. Yellow glazed earthenware, printed with a spaniel, 
 
 after Bewick. H. 2i- in. " XeurnstJ^. c. 1810. 
 
 1098. Figure. Coloured porcelain, with a cockney sportsman. 
 
 c. H. 51 in. 1820. 
 
 1099. Jug. Earthenware, coloured and printed vriih a cockney 
 
 sportsman shooting at a bee -hive, masonic emblems, and 
 a visit to Carlton House on a hobby-horse. H. 8J in. 
 N'etccasfk. c. 1810. 
 
 1100. Jug. Earthenware, printed in blue. A spaniel flushing 
 
 woodcock. H. 10 J in. Staffmhhire. c. 1830. 
 
 Stag-Hunting. 
 
 1101. Mug. Stoneware, with medallions of a stag-hunt and 
 
 farmhouse. H. 8i in. Fulluim. c. 1730. 
 
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 1102. Jug. Stoneware, silver mounted. Moulded with a stag- 
 
 hunt and a gentleman drinking. H. 7 in. Fulham. 
 c. 1730. 
 
 1103. Mug. Stoneware, incised with a stag-hunt. H 8 J in. 
 
 Nottingham, c. 1750. 
 
 1104. Jug. Earthenware, lustred, moulded and coloured, with 
 
 hounds and stag. H. 6 J in. Newcastle, c. 1820. 
 
 L 1105. Jug. Earthenware, lustred and painted. Death of the 
 I stag. H. 1\ in. NewcaMle. c. 1820. 
 
 1100. Jug. White stoneware, embossed with a stag-hunt. 
 H. b\ in. c. 1830. 
 
 1107. Group. Porcelain. Hounds and stag. H. 2J in. c. 1820 
 
 11 OS. Plaque. Terra-cotta, embossed. Huntsman shooting at 
 deer. 13 by 3 J in. German. 17th cent. 
 
 1109. Figure. Porcelain. Stag lying under a tree. H. 7 in. 
 
 r/wls^a- Perlty. c. 1780. 
 
 1110. Qroup. Biscuit porcelain. Deer-stalking. H. lOin. c. 1830. 
 
 1111. Statuette. Coloured earthenware. Highlander deer- 
 
 stalking. H. 11 in. Staffordshire, c. 1830. 
 
 1112. Plaque. Green glazed earthenware. Poachers with dog, 
 
 guns and dead fawn. \0\ by 7J in. German. 1691. 
 
 1113. Mug. Ejirthenware, printed in pink. " Epping Hunt," 
 
 H. 2f in. c. 1840. 
 
 Fox-HuNTiNG 
 
 1114. Mug. Cream ware, printed. Hunt in full crv. H. 6 in. 
 
 c. 1790. 
 
 1115. Jug. Cream ware, printed. " Full cry " and " In at the 
 
 death." H. of in. c. 1790. 
 
 1116. Jug. Cream ware, printed. "Full cry " and "In at the 
 
 death." H. 5i in c. 1790. 
 
 1117. Puzzle Jug. Earthenware, printed. "The Find." H. 
 
 7^ in. Neurastle. c. 1820. 
 
 Ills. Jug. Stoneware, moulded. Two fox-hunting scenes. 
 
 Ug. oio 
 H. 9i in. 
 
 Staffordshire, c. 1^80. 
 
 1119. Plate.. Porcelain, printed and coloured with " Faults on 
 both sides." Diam. 10 in. Staffordshire {Minion) Modern. 
 
84 
 
 1120. Plate. Porcelain, printed and coloured with "John." 
 Diam. lOin. Stiipoj-dsldre {Minfon). Modern. 
 
 112 J. Plate. Porcelain, printed and coloured with "Left 
 Behind." Diam. 10 in. bfaffoi-dsJiire (Alinton). Modern. 
 
 1122. Plate. Porcelain, printed and coloured with " Grief over 
 
 Wire." Diam. 10 in. Staffordshire (Mintan). Modern. 
 
 1123. Plate. Porcelain, printed and coloured with "Master's 
 
 Luncheon." Diam. 10 in. Staffordshire {Minton). Modern. 
 
 1124. Plate. Porcelain, printed and coloured with "A Stern 
 
 Chase." Diam. 10 in. Staff m-dshire (Minion). Modern. 
 
 1125. Plate. Porcelain, printed and coloured with "Keen." 
 
 Diam. 10 in. Staffm'dshire {Minion). Modern. 
 
 1126. Mug. Stoneware, moulded. Hounds running. H. 6 in. 
 
 Staffmlshire {V/edgwood). c. 1790. 
 
 1127. Mug. Stoneware, wdth silver rim. Huntsmen resting. 
 
 H. ejin. Staffordshire, c. 1780. 
 
 1128. Basin. Porcelain, printed in blue with a fox-hunt. Diam. 
 
 4| in. Modern. 
 
 1129. Cup. Yellow glazed earthenware, in the form of a fox's 
 
 head. H. 5 in. 
 
 1130. Cup. lv.ed and black glazed earthenware, in the form of 
 
 a fox's head. H. 5| in. 
 
 1131. Group. Coloured porcelain. Fox-hunting. H. 10 in. 
 
 c. 1820. 
 
 1132. Mug. Stoneware, embossed with medallions of sports- 
 
 man shooting, stag-hunt, etc. H. 8f in. Fulham. 1740, 
 
 1133. Plaque. Earthenware, embossed with huntsmen resting. 
 
 9 by 5f in. c. 1800. 
 
 1134. Punch Bowl. Porcelain, printed w4th fox-hunting and 
 
 other scenes. Diam. 11 in. JFmxester. c. 1760. 
 
 1135. Figure. Coloured earthenware. A fox. H. 4 in. c. 1800. 
 
 1136. Jug. Earthenware, drab ground, gilt, and printed with 
 
 "The find." Inscribed "Frederick Augustus Eaststaft" 
 1819." H. lOin. 
 
 1137. Jug. Pv^rcelaiii, with embossed figures on blue ground. 
 
 " The death of the fox." H. 4J in. Casil^fml. c. 1820. 
 
 1138. Figure. Coloured earthenware. A fox. H. 3 in. c. 1790. 
 
85 
 
 1130. Jug. Euithenware, moulded and coloured. Hunting 
 the hare. H. 5 J in. c. 1800. 
 
 1140. Jug. Eiii-thenware, moulded and coloured. Hunting 
 
 the hare. H. 5^ in. c. 1800. 
 
 Coursing. 
 
 1141. Figure. Coloured eaithenware. A greyhound. H. 4.V in. 
 
 c. 1800. 
 
 1142. Mug. Cream ware, printed in red, with a coursing 
 
 .scene. H. 4j in. c. 1790. 
 
 11 4. J. Flower Holder. F^rthenware, coloured with a coursing 
 scene. H. ij'j m. c. 18.30. 
 
 1144 Cups, two. Earthenware, in the form of greyhounds' 
 iVj a. heads. H. 6i in. c. 1800. 
 
 114'). Cup. Coloured earthenware. In the form of a hare's 
 head. H. 3} in. c. 1790. 
 
 1 14G Plaque and Mould. Earthenware, with figures of sports- 
 iS: a. men with greyhounds and a dead hare. 1 1 by 6 in. 
 
 1148. Plaque. Earthenware, coloured and embossed with 
 
 figures of sportsmen with greyhounds and a dead hare. 
 6 J by 5i in. Newcuatle. 
 
 1149. Group. Coloured porcelain. A greyhound and hare. 
 
 11. () in. 
 
 1 1 50. Group. Coloured earthenware. A greyhound and hare. 
 
 H. 7 in. 
 
 1151. Plaque. Earthenware, moulded and coloured with a 
 
 coursing scene. 9 j by 8 in. c. 1 800. 
 
 1152. Jug. Cream ware, printed with " The death of the hare" 
 
 and " Partridge Shooting." H. 6} in. c. 1790. 
 
 115.3. Jug. P^arthenware, moulded and coloured with two 
 coursing scenes. H. 7J in. c. 1800. 
 
 1154. Group. Coloured porcelain. An Oriental riding on an 
 
 elephant with a dead tiger. H. 8f in. c. 1840. 
 
 1155. Group. Coloured earthenware, representing Lieutenant 
 
 Munroe being carried off by a tiger. H. 9^ in. Stafford- 
 shire, c. 1793. 
 
 1 156 Dish. Salt-glazed ware ; painted and gilt, with a falconer 
 L. G in. Staffordshire, c. 1770. 
 
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 PASTIMES AND AMUSEMENTS 
 
 Archery. 
 
 11-") 7. Mug. Cream ware, printed with two ladies and a gentle- 
 man engaged in archery. H. 5 in. c. 1790. 
 Inscriljed : — " The female archers." 
 With certain and delib'rate skill 
 
 The fair one sends her dart ; 
 But with a keener weapon still 
 She wonnds her Streplion's heai't. 
 
 1158. Jug. Stoneware, moulded with figures of tw^o ladies and 
 
 a gentleman engaged in archery. H. 7 J in. Sfaffard- 
 shire. c. 1780. 
 
 1159. Statuette. Coloured earthenware. A lady with bow and 
 arrows. H. 6| in. Staffordshire, c. 1820. 
 
 Cricket. 
 
 1160. Mug. Earthenware, printed with "Grand Cricket ^latch 
 played in Lord's Ground, Mary-le-bone, June 20 and 
 following day between the Earls of Winchester and Darnley 
 for 1,000 guineas. '' H. 6 in. Staffordshire (Shelton). 1790. 
 
 1161. Painting, water-colour. A pupil of Stoneyhurst College 
 in cricketing costume. 9 J by 5 J in. 
 
 1162. Model of a Bat, formerly used at Stoneyhurst College. 
 
 L. 3 ft. 
 
 1163. Model of a Ball, formerly used at Stoneyhurst College. 
 
 1164. Model of a Curved Bat, used in the 18th century. 
 
 L. 2 ft. 9 in. 
 
 1165. Jug. Pkrthenware, printed in blue, and coloured with 
 
 Oriental views, and painted "D. M. King, Fleece." H. 
 5 in. Staffordshire, c. 1830. 
 
 1 1 66. Jug. Earthenware, with embossed figures of Pilch batting, 
 
 Lillywhite bowling, and Box wicket-keeping. H. 7;^ in. 
 
 1167. Mug. Earthenware, with embossed figures of Pilch batting, 
 
 Lillywhite bowling, and Box wicket-keeping. H. Z\ in. 
 
 1168. Figures, two. Porcelain. A batsman and a bowler 
 
 (children). H. 5 in. Staffordshire (Stoke). Modern. 
 
 1169 Cups, a pair. Brown stoneware, with embossed figures of 
 & a. cricketers. H. 5f in. Lambeth. Modern. 
 
a? 
 
 1 1 70. Mug, double-handled. Red earthenware with white slip. 
 
 Incised portrait of Dr. W, G. Grace. H. 8 in. Devon- 
 Khire. Moilern. 
 
 1171. Plate. Porcelain, printed in blue and gilt, with a portrait 
 
 of Dr. W. G. Grace, with a record of " a century of cen- 
 turies," etc. Diam. 8 J in. Coalport. 1895. 
 
 1172 Figures, two. Bi.scuit porcelain. A bowler and a bats- 
 t^' a. man. H. 11 in. Sfaffordshire (Minton). 1857. 
 
 Riding. 
 
 1173. Group. Tortoiseshell ware. Man and woman on horse- 
 
 back ; the latter on a pillion. H. 8J in. Staffordshire. 
 c. 1740. 
 
 1174. Flower Holder. Coloured earthenware. A lady and 
 
 gentleman on horseback. H. 8 in. 
 
 1175. Qroup. Coloured earthenware. Agentleman on horseback. 
 
 H. 7i in. Staffordshire, c. 1820. 
 
 1176. Group. Coloured earthenware. A lady on horseback. 
 
 H. l)i in. c. 1820. 
 
 Bicycling. 
 
 1177. Plate, l^^irthenware, printed with a caricature, "A visit 
 
 to Carlton House." Diam. 6J in. c. 1810. 
 
 1178. Jug. Earthenware, printed in brown, with "The Irish- 
 
 man's Velocipede " and " The Sailor's Velocipede." H. 
 6 in. c. 1820. 
 
 1179. Plate. Earthenware, printed in blue. Man riding on 
 
 a velocipede. Diam. 4 J in. c. 1810. 
 Inscrilietl : — 
 
 " I f-'cud along on thi.s niacliine, 
 While many a crowd is gaping seen ; 
 Accelerating power, 
 Gaining ten miles an hour." 
 
 Ballooning. 
 
 1180. Plate, iwthenwarc," printed in blue, representing a 
 
 balloon ascent; two figures in the car, decorated with flags. 
 Diam. 9 J in. Bnsiol ov Liverpool Delft, c. 1784. 
 
 1181. Enamel, oval. Printed in black, with a balloon ascent. 
 
 Inscribed " Lunardi." If by li in. 
 
8$ 
 
 1182. Enamel, oval. Printed in black with a balloon ascent. 
 
 Inscribed "Blanchard." If by 1| in. 
 
 1183. Plate. Coloured earthenware A balloon ascent, with 
 
 two figures in the car, each holding a flag. Diam. 8 in. 
 FreTwh. c. 1785. 
 
 Fishing. 
 
 1184. Statuette. Coloured earthenware. Fisher-boy with 
 
 nets and fish. H. 8| in. French. 
 
 1185. Statuette. Coloured earthenware. Fisherman with fish. 
 
 H. 91 in. Fretich. 
 
 1186. Tea Pot and Cover. Earthenware, painted with a 
 
 man fishing. H. 4 in. Leed.<. c. 1770. 
 
 1187. Mug. Porcelain, printed with two ladies and a gentleman 
 
 angling; and a lady in a garden receiving guests. 
 H. 4f in. IVorcsster. c. 1760. 
 
 1188. Cup. Porcelain, painted in black and gold, with a man 
 
 using a drag-net. H. 2 in. Chiiieffe. c. 1770. 
 
 1189. Jug. Cream ware, printed in brown, with a landscape 
 
 with man and woman angling ; and an Indian fortified 
 city. H. 9| in. Sfaffmrhhire. c. 1 780. 
 
 1190. Jug. Cream ware, printed with " The Anglers " ; and a 
 
 mill. Inscribed " Old women ground young." H. 5^ in. 
 c. 1780. 
 
 1191. Figure. Coloured earthenware. Fisher-girl. H. 6^ in. 
 
 c. 1790. 
 
 1192. Cup. Porcelain, tinted, in the form of a trout's head. 
 
 H. 5 in. Derhi/. c. 1790. 
 
 1193. Bottle. Earthenware, printed with an angling scene. 
 
 H. 5 in. c. 1770. 
 
 1194 Figures, a pair. Coloured earthenware. Fisber-bovs. 
 &a. H. ejin. c. 1790. 
 
 Dancing. 
 
 1195 Figures, a pair. Biscuit porcelain. Dancing man and 
 & a. girl. H. 7h in. Derbij. c. 1820. 
 
 1196. Tile. Printed with a girl dancing and two gentlemen, 
 one playing a violin. 5 by 5 in. Liveft-pvol Delft. 
 c. 1760. 
 
89 
 
 1197. Mug. Earthenware, printed with Highland lads and 
 
 lassies dancing. H. 4| in. c. 1790. 
 
 1198. Plaque. E<xithenware, printed with a figure and 
 
 inscription from Milton's " L'Allegro." Sh hy 6| in. 
 
 1199. Mug. Porcelain, printed with a view of the orchestra in 
 
 " Vauxhall Gardens." H. 5| in. c. 1800. 
 
 Shows, Menageries, etc. 
 
 1 200 Figures, a pair. Porcelain, coloured. Pug dogs. H. 3 J in. 
 &a. Baiv. c. 1760. 
 
 1201 Figures, a pair. Porcelain, coloured. Pug dogs lying 
 <K:a. down. H. 3^ in. Boiv. 1760. 
 
 120*-'. Figure. White stoneware. Bulldog holding a hat. H. 4in. 
 
 1203. Figure. Coloured earthenware. A dog sitting. H. 8 J in. 
 
 c. 1800. 
 
 1204. Plaque. Porcelain, painted with bull dogs, "Wasp," 
 
 " Child " and " Billy " (bred by the Duke of Hamilton), 
 " Crib " and " Rosa." 12 by 10 in. 
 
 1205 Inkstands, two. Coloured porcelain, each in the form 
 & a. of a spaniel and puppy on a footstool. H. 3 in. 
 
 1 206. Tobacco Box. Coloured porcelain, in the form of a pug 
 
 <log's head. H. 3A in. 
 
 1207. Group. Coloured porcelain. Dancing dogs with a man 
 
 playing the bagpipes, and a woman. H. 9| in. 
 Sfaffonlshire. c. 1820. 
 
 1208. Plate. Earthenware, printed with a cat and dog 
 
 smoking. Diam. 6 J in. c. 1840. 
 
 1209 Vases, «i pair. Porcelain, with figures of a cat wheeling a 
 t^ a. kitten in a perambulator, and a cat playing a banjo. 
 H. 4J in. Modmi. 
 
 1210. Figure. Coloured earthenware. Squirrel eating a nut. 
 
 H. 8 in. c. 1790. 
 
 1211. Group. Coloured porcelain. Man with a dancing bear 
 
 and dog. H. ^ in. Staffordshire, c. 1820. 
 
 1212. Group. Coloured porcelain. Man with a dancing bear, 
 
 dog and monkey. H. 8 in. Staffordshire, c, 1820. 
 
90 
 
 1^13. Group. Coloured earthenware. Two men with a bear, and a 
 monkey riding on a dog. H. 5|in. Staffordshire, c. 1820. 
 
 1214. FifiTUre. Coloured earthenware. Bear with collar and chain. 
 
 H. 3|- in. Sta^ordsUre. c. 1790. 
 
 1215. Figure. Coloured earthenware. Bear with collar and 
 
 chain. H. 3 in. c. 1790. 
 
 1216. Cup. Brown glazed earthenware, in the form of a bear's 
 
 head. H. SJ in. c. 1790. 
 
 1217. Cup. Black glazed earthenware, in the form of a bear's 
 
 head. H. U in. c. 1790. 
 
 1218. Inkstand. Black glazed earthenware, in the form of a 
 
 seated bear. H. 6 in. 
 
 1219. Model. Coloured porcelain. "Wombwell. Koyal. 
 
 Menagerie of. the. Wonderfull. burds. and. beasts, 
 from. most, parts, of. the. world." H. 11 J in. 
 Staffmlshire. c. 1830. 
 
 1220. Model. Porcelain, lustred and coloured. " Politos. Royal. 
 
 Menagerie," etc. H. 12^ in. c. 1830. 
 
 1221. Flower Holder. Coloured earthenware, in the form of 
 
 an elephant, with a keeper and a castle on its back. 
 H. 9 in. Staffm-dshire. c. 1830. 
 
 1222 Figures, a pair. Coloured earthenware. Lion and 
 & a. lioness. H. 5 J in. Staffordshire, c. 1820. 
 
 1223. Jug. Cream ware, printed with a buffoon surrounded 
 
 by a crowd ; inscribed " Merry Andrew ; " and a sailor 
 and his lass. H. 7 in. 
 
 1224. Bottle. Stoneware, in the form of "Mr. Punch " Avith a 
 
 bottle in his hand. H. 11 in. c. 1845. 
 
 1225. Figure. Coloured porcelain. "Judy" nursing a baby. 
 
 H. Sh in. Staffordshire, c. 1850. 
 
 1226. Jug and Cover. Coloured porcelain, in the form of 
 
 " Mr. Punch " seated. H. 12 in. c. 1860. 
 
 1227. Cup. Porcelain, printed and coloured, with " Mr. Punch " 
 
 acting as showman. H. 5 in. Staffm'dshire {Wedgwood). 
 Modern. 
 
 1228. Jug. Porcelain, printed and coloured, with " Mr. Punch" 
 
 riding on a wooden horse. H. 4| in. Staffordshire 
 (JVedgwood). Mockrn. 
 
91 
 
 1229. Figure. Coloured earthenware. "Show Man." H. 
 
 6i in. Staffoi'dshire. c. 1820. 
 
 1230. Figure. Coloured eai-then ware. " Show Woman." H.61 in. 
 
 Sfaffonhhire. c. 1820. 
 
 1231. Plaque. Porcelain, painted with a showman, girl and 
 
 dog. 12 by 9f in. c. 1850. 
 
 1232. Group. Porcelain. Man with a peep-show, boy and a 
 
 dwai-f. H. 12in. Ifaliau. c. 1830. 
 
 1 233 Vases, a pair. Porcelain, painted with a female juggler 
 & a. and mountebanks. H. 9 in. Chelsea, c. 1750. 
 
 1234. Jug. Coloured earthenware. Van Amburgh with lions 
 
 and tigers. H. 6 J in. c. 1840. 
 
 1235. Plate. Porcelain, painted with tight-rope dancer, 
 
 knife thrower, and a drummer. Diam. 9 in. Chinese. 
 c. 1790. 
 
 1236. Medallion. Coloured eaithenware, with a monkey. 
 
 Diam. 6} in. c. 1840. 
 
 12 37. Statuette. Porcelain, coloured and gilt ; a waterman 
 
 in the Doggett coat and badge. H. 9^ in. Bow. c. 
 1760. 
 
 1238. Group. Plaster, coloured. Man bathing and his dog. 
 
 H. 7 in. Modern. 
 
 1239. Figure. Coloured earthenware. Man with fowl and 
 
 stick ; illustrative of throwing at cocks on Shrove 
 Tuesday. H. 9 in. c. 1790. 
 
 1240. Jug. Cream ware,. printed with landscape and figures; 
 
 and youths with single sticks. H. 6} in. 
 
 1241. Figure. Coloured earthenware. Boy skating. H. 7J in. 
 
 c. 1800. 
 
 1242. Jug. Cream ware. Printed with the interior of a 
 
 "Lottery Insurance Office," and an inscription. H. 7 in. 
 c. 1790 
 
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 AGRICULTURE. 
 Farming. 
 
 1243. Jug. Earthenware, lustred, and printed in brown with 
 
 agricultural emblems. Inscribed "God speed the 
 Plough," and " The Husbandman's Diligence Provides 
 Bread." H. 5^ in. Newcastle, c. 1820. 
 
 1244. Jug. Cream ware, printed with "The Farm Yard" and 
 
 inscription. H. 7^ in. Staffordshire {Hanky), c. 1790. 
 
 1245. Jug. Yellow glazed earthcnw^are, printed with agricultural 
 
 emblems. Inscribed " The Husbandman's Diligence 
 Pro^ddes Bread." H. 6 in. Newcastle, c. 1820. 
 
 1246. Mug. Earthenware, painted with a farmer and dairy 
 
 maid, and agricultural emblems. Inscribed "Long life 
 and Success to the Farmer," "Trust in God," "The 
 Husbandman's diligence provides Bread." H. 5 in. c. 1800. 
 
 1247 Mugs, a pair. Red earthenware with yellow slip. 
 & a. Incised " The Farmers Success " and " The Farmers 
 Failure." H. 6 in. Modern. 
 
 1248. Jug. Earthenware, enamelled in blue and gilt ; a farm 
 
 yard, and inscription. H. 6 in. c. 1790. 
 
 1249. Jug. Earthenware, painted with a plough, a wheatsheaf, 
 
 and "Hugh and Mary Hall, Success to all Farmers, 
 and may they never want Courage and Conduct, 1780." 
 H. 10 in. 
 
 1250. Mug. Earthenware, printed with agricultural emblems, 
 
 and verses. H. 4 in. c. 1820. 
 
 1251. Mug. Cream ware, printed with agricultural trophies 
 
 and inscription. H. 4f in. 
 
 1252 Jug. Earthenware, painted with a horse, bull and ram ; 
 on the front " Thos. Bryon." H. 8f in. 
 
 1253. Mug. Cream ware, printed with a sheep. H. 5 in. 
 
 Inscribed : — 
 • - " Here's Success attend the Plough, May we be Taxed Less, 
 
 And Success to the Fleece, And our commerce increase." 
 
 1254. Jug. Earthenware, lustred, printed and coloured with 
 
 a-^ricultural emblems, "Industry Produceth Wealth," 
 and verses. H. 4^ in. Staffordshire (Lane End), c. 1800. 
 
 1255. Mug. Earthenware, printed and coloured, with a farm- 
 
 house, ploughing, milking, shepherding, &c. H. 6 in. 
 
98 
 
 l'2oCj. Plate. Earthenware, printed with agricultural imple- 
 ments. Diam. SJ in. Stdjfmlshire {Wedgwood), c. 1785. 
 
 1257. Tea Pot. Porcelain, printed with milkmaids and a man 
 feeding cattle. H. 4| in. JForcester. c. 1760. 
 
 1 -•"'*<. Plate. Earthenware, printed with agricultural implements 
 and inscribed " In God is all our trust," etc. Diam. 8 in. 
 
 1 --31). Mug. Earthenware, printed with a woman with geese 
 and horses. H. 2| in. Staffordshire (IFedgwood). c. 1785. 
 
 1-<K». Group. Coloured earthenware. An Irishman riding a 
 pig. H. 7 in. 
 
 1201. Figure of a hog. Terra-cott«. H. 6 J in. Sussex (Bye), 
 
 Modern. 
 
 1202. Plate. Earthenwaie, printed in pink with two men 
 
 ploughing and one sleeping. Inscribed "Plough deep 
 while Sluggards sleep and you shall have com to sell 
 and keep.' Diam. 7 in. c. 1820. 
 
 12G:5. Jug. Cream ware, printed, ploughing with oxen; a 
 woman and shepherd with lambs. H. 5J in. 
 
 12G4. Mug. Earthenware, printed and coloured with ploughing 
 and sowing, inscribed " Spring " ; and a gentleman and 
 lady, inscribed "Summer.' H. '2h in. c. 1840. 
 
 12G5. Jug. Cream ware, printed with a plough and various 
 verses. H. 5^ in. 
 
 1266. Mug. Cream ware, printed and coloured with ploughing, 
 
 with inscription " The Weathers fair, the Season's now. 
 Drive on my Boys, God speed the Plough." H. 4 in. 
 c. 1780. 
 
 1267. Statuette. Coloured porcelain. A man with draining tools. 
 
 H. i^h in. ContinentoL 19th cent. 
 
 1268. Mug. Earthenware, printed and coloured with a ship, 
 
 the "Agnus Dei," a plough, and inscription. H. 4 J in. 
 Xeurostle (Low Ford), c. 1820. 
 
 1 269 Dessert Dishes, a pair. Porcelain, painted and gilt, with 
 <V a. a woodman felling a tree, and another carrying branches. 
 Diam. 7 j in. Worcester . c. 1810. 
 
 1270. Pastille Burner. Coloured earthenware, in the form of 
 a farm-house with cattle, &c. H. 5J in. Staffordshire. 
 c. 1830. 
 
 1271 Figures, two. Coloured earthenware. A farmer and his 
 .V a. wife. H. 3 J in. Staffordshire, 
 
 2761. I 
 
94 
 '% 
 
 1272. Plaque, Black ware, with a mare and foal in relief. 6 J 
 
 by 5 in. Staff ai'dsUre. c. 1800. 
 
 1273. Plaque. Earthenware, moulded and coloured, with horses 
 
 fighting. 9 J by 7 in. Staffm/ shire, c. 1800. 
 
 1274. Tiles, six, in frame. Delft ware, painted with a mare and 
 
 foal. ISfby 10 in. Didch. c. 1800. 
 
 1 275. Tiles, six, in frame. Delft ware, painted with a man and 
 
 horse. 13J by 10 in. Dutch, c. 1800. 
 
 1276. Tiles, six, in frame. Delft ware, painted with a man and 
 
 cow. 131 by 10 in. Dutch, c. 1800. 
 
 1277. Tiles, six, in frame. Delft ware, painted with a horse. 
 
 13^ by 10 in. Dutch, c. 1800. 
 
 1278. Plate. Earthenware, printed in blue with the taking 
 
 a swarm of bees. Diam. 9| in. Staff'ordshire. c. 1820. 
 
 1279. Dish. Delft ware. A man digging peat for fuel. Diam. 
 
 13| in. Dutch, c. 1830. 
 
 1280 Figures, a pair. Earthenware, coloured. Hen and 
 & a. chicken, and a cock. H. 6f in. French. 
 
 Marketing. 
 
 1281. Jug. Earthenware, painted with a waggon and team of 
 
 horses. H. 5 J in. Staffordshire {Lane End), c. 1800. 
 
 1282. Jug. Earthenware, painted with a man and pack-horse, 
 
 and a church. H. 7 in. On the front Francis Hall, 
 
 1806. Staffardshire {Lane End). 
 
 1283. Statuette. Coloured earthenware. A girl with flowers. 
 
 H. 61 in. Staffordshire, c. 1800. 
 
 1284. Statuette. Coloured earthenware. A girl with flowers. 
 
 H. 51 in. Staffordshire, c. 1820. 
 
 1285. Statuette. Coloured earthenware. A girl with vege- 
 
 tables. H. 5 in. Staffordshire. 
 
 1286 Statuettes, a pair. Coloured earthenware. A boy with 
 & a. cakes, and girl with fruit. H. 6f in. 
 
 1287. Statuette. Coloured earthenware. A girl with a lamb. 
 
 H. 8 in. 
 
 1 288. Statuette. Coloured earthenware, A youth with rabbits. 
 
 H. 8| in 
 
95 
 
 1289. Statuette. Coloured earthenware. A woman with a 
 
 basket and stick. H. 5J in. Staffwdshire. 
 
 1290. Saucer. Porcelain, painted with figures in a landscape. 
 
 Diani. 5i in. c. 1S30. 
 
 1291. Statuette. Coloured earthenware. A girl with flowers. 
 
 H. 7 in. Staffordshire, c. 1830. 
 
 1292. Statuette. Coloured earthenware. A man carrying a 
 
 basket. H. 7 in. Staffordshire, c. 1820. 
 
 121):;. Statuette. Tortoiseshell ware. A woman with flowers. 
 11. 4 A in. Staffordshire, c. 1800. 
 
 1 294. Statuette. Coloured earthenware. A girl with guinea 
 
 pig. H. 7f in. Staffordshire, c. 1810. 
 
 1295. Statuette. Coloured earthenware. A woman with 
 
 vegetables. H. 4i in. Staffordshire. 
 
 1296. Statuette. Coloured earthenware. A woman with 
 
 flowers. H. 6 in. Staffordshire, c. 1800. 
 
 1297. Mug. Cream ware, printed in red. Sunrise. In- 
 
 scribed "Time to Rise. Be attentive to Business." 
 H. 3^ in. 
 
 1298. Mug. Earthenware, printed in red and coloured. A 
 
 woman riding a donkey. H. 2 in. Staffordshire (Lane 
 End). 0. 1800. 
 
 Inscribed : — 
 
 " Market's done my goods all sold. 
 Come up Bess for I am cold." 
 
 1299. Statuette. Earthenware. A woman carrying a dog. 
 
 H. 9 in. Staffordshire. 
 
 1300. Statuette. Earthenware. A woman with flowers. 
 
 H. 'y'i in. 
 
 1301. Statuette. Kirthenware. A woman with fruit. H. 8^ in. 
 
 1302. Statuette. Earthenware. A man with fruit. H. 4i in. 
 
 1303. Statuette. Earthenware. A boy with fish. H. 4| in. 
 
 1304. Group. Earthenware. A man and donkey with fruit. 
 
 H. 6^ in. 
 
 1305. Group. Eiarthenware. A woman and child with fruit. 
 
 H. 9 in. Staffordshire, c. 1820. 
 
 1306 Groups, a pair. Coloured earthenware. A man with 
 & a. donkey and dog. Each inscribed "Jolly Traveller." 
 H. 6| in. c. 1830, 
 2761. 12 
 
96 
 
 1307. Figure. Coloured earthenware. A man with fruit. 
 
 H. 7 in. 
 
 1308. Figure. Coloured earthenware. A woman with fruit. 
 
 H. 7 in. 
 
 1309. Figure. Coloured earthenware. A Welsh woman with 
 
 basket, etc. H. 9 in. 
 
 1310. Mug. Porcelain, printed with Welsh market-women. 
 
 Inscribed " Welsh Costumes." H. 3J in. Modem, 
 
 1311. Mug. Porcelain, printed with Welsh market-women. 
 
 Inscribed " Welsh Costumes North Wales." H. 2| in. 
 Modern. 
 
 Sheep Farming. 
 
 1312. Statuette. Coloured earthenware. A girl with a lamb. 
 
 H. 6f in. Sta^ordshire. c. 1820. 
 
 1313. Figure. Coloured earthenware. A sheep with mark on 
 
 back " W. F." H. 4 in. Staffordshire, c. 1820. 
 
 1314. Figure. Coloured earthenware. A sheep lying down. 
 
 H. 4J in. 
 
 1315. Figure. Coloured earthenware. A sheep with lamb. 
 
 H. 5| in. Staffordshire, c. 1830. 
 
 1316. Group. Porcelain, coloured and gilt. A shepherd and 
 
 dog. After Barker of Bath. H. 7 in. c. 1830. 
 
 1317. Figure. Coloured earthenware. A boy with dog. 
 
 H. 5f in. Staffordshire, c. 1830. 
 
 1318. Figure. Porcelain, coloured and gilt. A man shearing a 
 
 sheep. H. 6^ in. c. 1830. 
 
 1319 Figures, a pair. Porcelain, coloured and gilt. A youth 
 & a. shearing a sheep, and a maiden with a sheep. H. 5 in. 
 c. 1830. 
 
 1320. Group. Porcelain, coloured and gilt. A shepherd with a 
 
 flute and a sheep. H. 10 in. Derby, c. 1820. 
 
 1321. Group. Coloured earthenware. Man and woman with 
 
 dogs and sheep. H. 7 in. c. 1820. 
 
 1322 Groups, a pair. Porcelain, coloured. Sheep and lambs. 
 & a. H. 5| in. Chelsea, c. 1750. 
 
 1323. Cream Jug. Porcelain, printed with a lady and gentle- 
 man and page in a garden; and a landscape with 
 shepherd and flock. H. 3J in. Wm'cester. c. 1760, 
 
97 
 
 ;J1. Cup and Saucer. Earthenware, printed with a shep- 
 herd and flock. H. of cup 3iin.,diam. of saucer 5 in. 
 c. 1820. 
 
 1325. Figure. Coloured earthenware. A lady carrying a lamb 
 
 and flowers. H. 10 j in. Staffordshire, c. 1790. 
 
 1326. Group. Coloured earthenware. A man and woman 
 
 under a tree, with birds and a lamb. H. 10^ in. 
 Stall'oiiUhire. c. 1830. 
 
 1327. Fiffure. Coloured earthenware. A farmer and dog. 
 
 H. 7 in Stafforihhire. c. 1800. 
 
 1328. Juff. I'^iirthenware, printed and coloured with "The 
 
 Shepherd's Boy " and " The Market Lass " ; with verses. 
 H. 6 in. 
 
 1329. Fifipire. Earthenware. A shepherd clad in tartan. 
 
 H. 7iin. PoiiobeUo. c. 1830. 
 
 Fox AND Goose. 
 
 1 330. Jug". Earthenware, moulded and coloured. A fox carrying 
 
 off a goose, kc. H. 6 in. Staffordshire, c. 1800. 
 
 1331. Mug. Earthenware, moulded and coloured. A fox 
 
 carrying off a goose, &c. ; a toad inside. H. ih in. 
 c. 1820. 
 
 1332. Cup. Earthenware, with raised and coloured figures of a 
 
 dog, a fox, and goose. H. 5^ in. Staffordshire, c. 1790. 
 
 1333. Flower Holder. Coloured earthenware. Fox running 
 
 away with a goose. H. 5 in. Staffordshire, c. 1820. 
 
 1334. Group. Coloured earthenware. Fox and dead chicken. 
 
 II. 6 in. Staffordshire, c. 1830. 
 
 1335. Sauce Boat. Earthenware, in the form of a fox's head ; 
 
 the handle as a swan's neck. H. 5 in. Staffordshire. 
 c. 1790. 
 
 Dairy Farming. 
 
 1336. Plaque. Earthenware, moulded and coloured, with a man 
 
 and cows. 6 by 5| in. c. 1800. 
 
 1337. Plaque. Earthenware, moulded and coloured, with a 
 
 milkmaid and cows. 7 by 6 in. 
 
 1338. Tea Pot and Cover. Porcelain, printed with milkmaids. 
 
 H. 6 in. IForcester. c. 1770. 
 
 1339 Plaques, a pair, oval. Earthenware, moulded and coloured, 
 & a. with a bull and a cow. 7^ by 6^ in. 
 
98 
 
 1340 Tile, printed with, a dairymaid churning. 5 in. sq. 
 Liverpool Delft. 
 
 1341. Group. Coloured earthenware. A dairymaid milking 
 
 a cow. H. 4f in 
 
 1342. Milk Jug. Porcelain, in the form of a cow, printed with 
 
 river scenes, etc. H. 5| in. 
 
 1343. Figure. Coloured earthenware. A cow being bitten by 
 
 a \iper. H. 6i in. Staffbrilshire. 
 
 1344. Cup and Saucer. Porcelain, printed in blue with 
 
 milkmaids and cows. H. of cup 3 in., diam. of saucer 
 4| in. c. 1770. 
 
 1345. Group. Coloured earthenware. Cow and calf under a 
 
 tree. H. 6 in. Stajjordshire. 
 
 1346. Figure. Coloured earthenware. A milkmaid at a pump 
 
 (a cow with the iron tail). H. 6^ in. Staffordshire. 
 
 1347. Statuette. Earthenware, slightly coloured. A dairy- 
 
 maid. H. 8 in. Staffordshire. 
 
 Gardening. 
 
 1348 Vases, two. Earthenware, slightly coloured, with a 
 & a. gardener and flower girl. H. 7J in. Staffordshire. 
 c. 1780. 
 
 13^9. Statuette. Coloured earthenware. A gardener. H. 6 in. 
 
 Staffordshire. 
 
 1350. Statuette. Coloured earthenware. A boy with grapes 
 
 and a cup. H. 8 in. Staffordshire. 
 
 1351. Group. Earthenware. Representing fruit gathering. 
 
 H. 14 in. Continental, c. 1790. 
 
 1352. Cup. Earthenware, m the form of half of a potato. 
 
 H. n in. 
 
 1353. Vase. Coloui'ed earthenware, with a gardener and dog. 
 
 H. 6J in. Staffordshire, 
 
 1354. Group. Coloured earthenware. A gardener and wife, 
 
 with a tree and fountain. H. 7J in. Staffordshire. 
 
 1355. Statuette. Coloured earthenware. A gardener grafting. 
 
 H. 6 in. Staffordshire. 
 
 1356. Cup and Saucer. AVhit^ earthenware, printed in blue 
 
 with children in a garden, and a girl carrying sticks. H 
 of cup 2 in., diam. of saucer 5 in. 
 

 99 
 
 1357. Figure. Coloured porcelain. A man with spade and 
 
 vegetables. H. 8 J in. 
 
 Harvesting. 
 
 1358. Mug. Porcelain, painted in colours with a harvest scene. 
 
 H. 5 in. 
 
 1359. Group. Coloured earthenware. A man and a woman 
 
 under a tree. H. 10 in. Staffmdshire. 
 
 1360 Statuettes, a pair. Porcelain, coloured and gilt. Hay- 
 & a. makers, man and woman. H. 8] in. Stafim'dshire. 
 
 1361. Cup. Red earthenware with yellow slip. H. 6 in. 
 modern. 
 
 L Incised :— 
 
 " Devonshire Harvest Fare Numniet and Cmmraet 
 
 Fore bit and Breakfast And a bit arter Supper. 1802." 
 
 Rear bit and Dinner 
 
 1361.* Figure. Coloured earthenware. A boy with a small 
 cask in his hand. H. 6} in. 
 
 1362. Statuette. Coloured earthenware. A boy wheeling a 
 
 water barrel. H. 5 in. Sta fiord. ^h ire. 
 
 1363. Plate. Earthenware, printed with a harvest scene 
 
 Diam. 8} in. 
 
 1364. Plaque. Earthenware, moulded and coloured. A woman 
 
 with wheat sheaves and sickle. 1 2 by 8 J in. 
 
 1365. Jug. Earthenware, printed and coloured with harvest 
 
 scenes, and verses. H. 8 in. 
 
 1366. Figure. Earthenware. A woman with a wheat sheaf 
 
 and sickle. Inscribed " Autumn." H. 8 J in. 
 
 1367. Figure. Earthenware. A woman with a wheat sheaf 
 
 and sickle. H. 7^ in. 
 
 1368. Figure. Earthenware. A man with a wheat sheaf and 
 
 sickle. H. 8J in. 
 
 1369. Mug. Cream ware, printed with a haiTest scene. 
 
 H. 3i in. 
 
100 
 
 CONVIVIALITY AND TEETOTALISM. 
 
 1370. Jug. Painted blue, in the form of a cat. H. 7 in. 
 Lambeth Delft. 1672. 
 
 1371 Bottles, three. Marked, 1. "Whit 1642," 2. "Sack 
 a. &b. 1650," 3. "Claret 1651." H. 6^, 6 and 8J in. 
 Lambeth Delft. 
 
 1372. Bottle. Mottled in puce; in the form of a barrel. H. 
 
 6 in. Lambeth Delft, c. 1660. 
 
 1373. Jug. Mottled in puce, and silver-mounted. H. 5 J in. 
 
 Lambeth Delft, c. 1660. 
 
 1374. Bottle, in the form of a bible, painted in blue, yellow and 
 
 black. H. 4| in. Lambeth Delft. 1672. 
 
 1375. Puzzle Jug. White, painted with an inscription in blue. 
 
 H. 7f in. Lambeth Delft, c. 1670. 
 
 1376. Puzzle Jug. White, painted with an inscription in blue. 
 
 H. 7 J in. Liverjiool Delft, c. 1750. 
 
 1377. Puzzle Jug. Painted in blue, with inscription. H. 8 in. 
 
 lAverjjool Delft, c. 1750. 
 
 1378. Mug. Red earthenware, with yellow slip ornament and 
 
 monogram "AV. T." H. 6| in. 
 
 1379. Bottle. Red earthenware, glazed, inscribed in yellow 
 
 " Alfred Geer, Queen's-Head." H. ^ m. 
 
 1380. Bottle. Glass. Impressed, "Edward Ballard, 1705." 
 H. 7 in. 
 
 1381. Bottle. Glass. Impressed, "John Knoteford, 1736." 
 
 H. 81 in. 
 
 1382. Jug. Stoneware; incised, "Thos. Foord at the Catts 
 
 Lewis, Sussex, 1735." H. 7 J in. Fulham. 
 
 1383. Flask. Stoneware, in the form of a pistol. L. 9 J in. 
 
 1384. Punch Bowl. Painted in blue, with "A Midnight 
 
 Modern Conversation." After Hogarth. Diam. 10 in. 
 Bristol Delft, c. 1750. 
 
 1385. Bottle, lied earthenware, with inscriptions in yellow 
 
 slip. Diam. 4i in. 1812. 
 
No. 1397 
 
 No." 1428 
 
 No. 806 
 
 No. 297 
 
 No. 1462 
 
 No. 1444 
 
 CONVIVIALITY. 
 
 OF THK 
 
 UNIVERSITY 
 
101 
 
 1 386. Bottle. Red earthenware, with inscriptions in yellow 
 
 slip. Diam. 4 in. 1800. 
 
 1387. Bottle. Red earthenware, with devices in yellow slip. 
 
 Diam. 4 in. 
 
 1388. Bottle. Brown stoneware, in the form of a book. 51 by 
 
 3 in. FulJum. c. 1730. 
 
 1389. Cup. Horn. H. 2 J in. 
 
 1390. Bottle. Ilarthenware, in the form of a potato. L. 8 J in. 
 
 1391. Jug and Cover. White salt-glazed ware, in the 
 
 form of a bear. H. 9J in. SUifardshire. c. 1730. 
 
 1392. Puzzle Cup. Brown glazed earthenware. H. 5 J in. 
 
 1393. Bottle. Stoneware. Commemorating Pear-tree Green, 
 
 Godstone, mineral water. H. 13i in. 
 
 1394. Bottle. Watlisfield ware. Incised " Nattanel Mos in 
 
 Hepworth October the 2nd 1739." H. 14 in. 
 
 1395. Bottle. Brown stoneware. Incised "Ino Catt. Buxsted 
 
 Mill." H. 8A in. Fulftam, c. 1750. 
 
 . 139G Mugs, two. Glass, engraved with barley, hops, &c. 
 ^ a. H. 5^ in. each. 
 
 1397. Loving Cup. Slip ware, with portraits and inscription, 
 
 "William Ley 1715," "Elizabeth Ley her Cup." 
 H. 8 in. Staffordshire. 
 
 1398. Mug. Cream ware, printed. The infant Bacchus (?), a 
 
 wreath of barley, and inscription. H. 2f in. 
 
 1 399. Jug. Earthenware, lustred and printed with a wreath of 
 
 barley, inscriptions, etc. H. 4 J in. Staffordshire {Lane 
 End). ' 
 
 1400. Jug. White earthenware with brown enamel bands. 
 
 Inscribed in blue "Gin." H. 3^ in. 
 
 1401. Cup. Yellow glazed earthenware, in the form of a closed 
 
 hand. H. 6J in. Newcastle. 
 
 1402 Mugs, two. Earthenware, painted with ornament and 
 iVj a. ritnvers. One insuiibed "Drink about," the other "Stir 
 about the wett." H. 5 in. Leeds. 
 
102 
 
 1 4:03. Mug. Stoneware, embossed with vine branches, scrolls, 
 &c. Impressed " Sidney's Patent imperial quart. White 
 Bristol." H. 6f in. Bristol. 
 
 Note. — The Patent was for the insertion of a slip of glass 
 near the rim of the measuie to enable the customer to see 
 where tlie froth commenced. 
 
 1404. Mug. White porcelain, painted in blue with St. George 
 
 and the Dragon. Inscribed "A. Dunn, Birmingham 
 1776." H. 41 in. Wm-cester. 
 
 1405. Surprise Mug. Cream ware, with a toad inside. 
 
 H. 5| in. Nei9C(istle. 
 
 1406. Jug. Cream ware, painted with flowers and inscribed 
 
 " Another and then." H. 6 in. Leeds. 
 
 1407. Mug. Cream ware, painted "W. M. Witney." 
 
 H. 4| in. 
 
 1408. Mug. Cream ware, printed in violet with a calendar for 
 
 the year 1824. H. 4f in. Newcastle. 1824. 
 
 1409. Surprise Mug. Cream ware, with a frog and newt 
 
 inside. H. 4| in. Leeds. 
 
 1410. Mug. Earthenware, painted in red with a man smoking. 
 
 H. 4J in. Leeds. 
 
 1411. Surprise Mug. Cream ware, painted in colours, with a 
 
 toad inside. H. 5J in. Newcastle. 
 
 Inscribed : — 
 
 " Here's to thee my honest friend 
 Wishing these hard times to mend." 
 
 1412. Mug. Earthenware, printed with a festoon of vine 
 
 inscription and verses. H. 3 J in. 1828. 
 
 1413. Mug. Earthenware, printed in blue, and inscribed " The 
 
 Landlord's Caution." H. 5 in. Staffoi'dshire, 
 
 1414. Mug. Earthenware, printed in brown and coloured. A 
 
 festoon enclosing an inscription. H. 3f in. Staffordshire 
 {Lome End). 
 
 1415. Mug. White earthenware, silver lustred. Inscribed 
 
 " On our journey through life may we live well on the 
 road." H. 4 J in. Biistol. 
 
 }416. Mug. Eiirthenware, printed with "The Landlord's 
 Caution " within a wreath of barley. H. 4| in. 
 
103 
 
 1417. Mug. TVTiite earthenware, Instred, with verses printed. 
 
 H. 4| in. 
 
 1418. Mug. Earthenware, with verses printed in brown. H. 5in. 
 
 1419. Mug. Earthenware, printed and coloured with a verse 
 
 within a festoon. H. 4 in. 
 
 1420. Mug. Cream ware, printed and coloured with flowers 
 
 and an inscription. H. G in. Leeds. 1781. 
 
 1421 Punch Bowls, two. Earthenware, painted with wreaths 
 & a. of flowers. Inscribed " Rum and Water " and " Health 
 to All." Diam. 6^ in. 
 
 1422. Punch Bowl. Earthenware, printed with "Oh How 
 
 Chiirming is Good Liquor." Diam. 6J in. 
 
 1423. Jug. Cream ware, printed with lovers beneath a tree. 
 
 Inscribed " Edwin <fc Julia " ; and verses within a 
 wreath. H. 5 J in. 
 
 1424. Jug. Cream ware, printed, with landscape, figures and 
 
 verses. H. 4J in. 
 
 1425. Jug. Earthenware, printed in blue, with birds and 
 
 flowers. "Thomas Swift, 1779." H. 8 in. Staffordshire. 
 
 1426. Jug. White earthenware, painted in blue with land- 
 
 scapes, &c. "Nancy, Geskill, 1781." H. 7 in. 
 
 1427. Jug. Cream ware, printed. One side a barrel and vine, 
 
 with verses. On the other, two stout men walking, and 
 verses. H. 7 in. 
 
 1428. Cup, double-handled. Earthenware, painted with agricul- 
 
 tural emblems. H. 5 in. Bristol. 
 
 Inscriljetl : — " Drink to live & live to die 
 
 That you may live eternally." 
 
 1429 Cups, two. Earthenware, painted with Chinese subjects. 
 & a. Marked "Mary Shaw 1803," and "Samuel Shaw 1803 " 
 respectively. H. 5J in. 
 
 1430. Jug. Cream ware, printed with a figure, and verses. 
 
 h! 6f in. 
 
 1431. Jug. Cream ware, printed with verses. "A little 
 
 Health," &c., and " The Landlord's Caution." H. 5 J in. 
 
 1432. Jug. Cream ware, printed and coloured. A man holding 
 
 a beer jug ; and verses within a festoon of barley and 
 hops. H. 6 in. 
 
104 , 
 
 1433. Loving Cup. Salt-glaze& ware. Incised " Greorge 
 
 Wall 1748,'" and "EUzabeth Wall 1748." H. 7f in. 
 
 1434. Jug. Cream ware, printed with a man seated with jug 
 
 and pipe. Inscrioed " The Happy Fellow." H. 7 in. 
 
 1435. Jug. Cr^am ware, printed with a man with glass 
 
 standing by a pyramid, inscribed " Toper's Piramid " ; 
 and a scene in " Providence Row " ; inscribed " The Old 
 Batchelor alarmed by an unexpected present." H. 8 in. 
 
 1436. Jug. Cream ware, printed with Death about to transfix 
 
 a drunkard with, his dart. H. 8 in. 
 
 1437. Mug. Earthenware, printed in red with a figure 
 
 in a landscape pointing to a monument, on which is 
 inscribed "A little Health, &c." H. 3^ in. Bristol 
 
 1438. Jug. Cream ware, printed with children playing with a 
 
 mask, &c., and verses referring to drinking and smoking. 
 H. 9h in. 
 
 1439. Mug. Earthenware. Inscribed "Staffordshire Beerometer." 
 
 H. 4 in. Stafiordshire {Davenpmi). 
 
 1440. Mug. Earthenware, printed and coloured. Gentleman 
 
 seated at table with a bowl ; and verses " The General 
 Toast." H. 5 in. Staffoi-dshire (Lane End). 
 
 1441. Bottle. Porcelain, moulded with grotesque figures on 
 
 either side. H. 6 in. Modern. 
 
 1442. Mug. Cream ware, printed with a man seated on a 
 
 barrel, and verses. H. 5 in. 
 
 1443. Jug. Earthenware, lustred, printed in brown and 
 
 coloured. Friendly society emblems, &c., and verses. 
 H. 4J in. Xeurastle. 
 
 1444. Jug. " Toby Fillpot." Coloured earthenware. Figure 
 
 seated with jug and glass. H. IH in. Staffm'dsJdre. 
 c. 1760. 
 
 1445. Jug. " Toby Fillpot." Coloured earthenware. Figure 
 
 with jug and pipe. H. 9f in. 
 
 1446. Jug. "Toby Fillpot." Tortoiseshell ware. Figure 
 
 seated with jug, pipe and barrel. H. 10 in. 
 
 1447. Jug. "Toby Fillpot." Coloured earthenware. Figure 
 
 with jug and pipe. H. lOfin. c. 1780. 
 
 1448. Jug. "Toby Fillpot." Coloured earthenware. Figure 
 
 with bottle and glass. H. 8 in 
 
105 
 
 1449. Jug. "Toby Fillpot." Coloured earthenware. Figure 
 
 seated on a barrel with jug and dog. H. 9J in. 
 
 1450. Ju^. "Toby Fillpot." Coloured earthenware. Figure 
 
 with bottle and glass. H. 5 in. 
 
 1451. Jug. "Toby Fillpot." White earthenware, coloured. 
 
 " John Bull " seated, with hat forming cover. H. lOfin. 
 Staffordshire. 
 
 1452. Jug. "Toby Fillpot." Coloured earthenware. Figure 
 
 seated with jug. H. 9 in. Staffordshire. 
 
 1453. Jug. "Toby Fillpot." Coloured earthenware. Figure 
 
 seated on a barrel with a glass. H. 9 in. 
 
 1454. Juff. Coloured earthenware. "Mr. Punch" seated. 
 
 H. 8 in. Staffimhhirc. Modei'n. 
 
 1455. Jug. Coloured earthenware. Bust of "Father Christ- 
 
 mas." H. 8 in. Staffm'dshire. Modem. 
 
 1456. Jug. f^rthenware, slightl}' coloured, in the form of a 
 
 woman with bottle and glass. H. lOJ in. Staffwdshire. 
 
 1457. Jug. Coloured earthenware, in the form of a woman 
 
 seated with jug and glass. H. 9 J in. 
 
 1458. Jug. "Toby Fillpot." Coloured earthenware. H. 7J in. 
 
 Modern. 
 
 1459. Jug. Stoneware, with moulded figures. H. 8 in. English. 
 
 1460. Jug. Earthenware, with moulded and coloured figures 
 
 of a man carousing in a garden, and a man reclining by 
 the roadside. H. 6 in. 
 
 1461. Jug. Stoneware, with enamelled neck; moulded 
 
 figures of four men seated on barrels. H. 4J in. 
 Stafford sh ire. Davenport. 
 
 1462. Jug and Cover. Stoneware, moulded with figures and 
 
 oranment in white on blue enamelled ground. H. 11^ in. 
 
 This jug formerly belonged to George William Frederick, 
 6th Duke of Leeds. 
 
 1463. Jug. Earthenware, in the form of the stump of a tree, 
 
 with coloured figures in full relief. Impressed "D. 
 Voyez, 1788." H. 8f in. 
 
 1464. Jug. A later copy of No. 1463. H. 10 in. 
 
 1465. Leathern Jug. A "Black Jack," c. 1640. {From 
 
 Kensington Palace.) 
 
106 
 
 1466. Plate. Earthenware, border embossed with birds and 
 
 flowers. Inscribed "Peace and Plenty," etc. Diam. 
 7iin. 
 
 1467. Plate. Earthenware, lustred, coloured, and embossed; in 
 
 centre, scroll enclosing a verse, flowers on border. 
 Diam. 6f in. 
 
 1468. Platter. Cream ware, with hollow for salt. 8 J in. 
 
 square. Staffordshire. 
 
 1469. Plate. Delft ware. Inscribed "David Mansur, 1785." 
 
 Diam. 9| in. Dutch. 
 
 1470. Plate. Salt-glazed ware, with embossed edge. Diam. 
 
 91 in. 
 
 1471. Plate. Tortoiseshell ware, with embossed edge. Diam. 
 
 n in. 
 
 1472. Plate. Tortoiseshell ware, with embossed edge. Diam. 
 
 Urn. 
 
 1473 Figures, a pair. Coloured earthenware. Inscribed 
 & a. " Land-Lord " and " Landlady." H. 7 J in. 
 
 1474. Figure. Earthenware. A woman holding a bottle. 
 
 H. U in. 
 
 1475. Group. Coloured earthenware. Two men seated on 
 
 barrels playing cards. H. 6 in. Staffordshire. 
 
 1476. Flower Holder. Coloured earthenware, in the form of 
 
 a castle, with trees and figures. H. 8 in. Staffordshire. 
 c. 1820. 
 
 1477. Flower Holder. Coloured earthenware. A man and 
 
 woman quarrelling. H. 8 in. Staffordshire. 
 
 1478. Group. Coloured earthenware. Two draymen. H. 9 J in. 
 
 Stafiordshire. 
 
 1479. Group. Coloured earthenware. A man and woman quar- 
 
 relling over their beer. H. 5 J in. Staffordshire. 
 
 1480. Group. Stoneware. Two men seated. H. 9 in. 
 
 1481. Group. Stoneware. A man with glass in hand talking 
 
 to a woman. H. 9 in. 1832. 
 
 1482. Group. Stoneware, A man seated. H. 9 in. 
 
101 
 
 1483. IHgure. White earthenware. A stout man wearing a 
 
 wig. H. 5J in. 
 
 1484. Figure. Porcelain. A youth in a red coat. H. 4 in. 
 
 Malern. 
 
 1485. FigTires, three. Tortoiseshell ware. Gentlemen seated 
 a&b. with punch-bowl. H. 5 in. Staffardshire. c. 1730. 
 
 1486. Group. Coloured earthenware. A man and woman 
 
 beneath a tree. H. 7 in. Staffordshire. 
 
 1487. Figure. Earthenware, slightly coloured. A man leaning 
 
 on a cask. H. 5 in. 
 
 1488. Figure. Porcelain, coloured. A man leaning against a 
 
 post. Marked " Perkins and Go." H. 5 in. 
 
 1489. Inkstand. Coloured earthenware, in the form of a man 
 
 sleeping Ijeside a barrel. H. 4{- in. Staffardshire. 
 
 1490. Inkstand. Porcelain, coloured, in the form of a man 
 
 sleeping under a iMirrel. H. 4^ in, 
 
 1491. Tile. Printed in brown. A carter's wife leading her 
 
 husband home from the ale-house. 5 in. square, 
 IJrerpoot Dfl/f. 
 
 1492. Tile. Printed in brown. A party of gentlemen seated 
 
 round a table. 5 in. square. Liverpool Delft. 
 
 1493. Plaque. Iiliirthenware, with coloured figures in low 
 
 relief, of a party of gentlemen smoking. 4i by 3| in. 
 
 1494. Plaque. Earthenware, coloured, in high relief. Three 
 
 men drinking under a tree. 8J by 7J in. 
 
 1495. Jar. Ked glazed earthenware, with inlaid yellow slip. 
 
 Inscribed " G. c<: E. Chapman, Rye, Sussex, April 22, 
 1808." H. 6i in. 
 
 1496. Tobacco Jar. Red glaised earthenware, with designs in 
 
 yellow slip. Inscribed " Samuel Jasper, Brighton, 1848.' 
 H. 6 in. 
 
 1497. Fragment Of a Pipe. Coloured earthenware. 
 
 Found in West Street, Chichester. 
 
 1498. Pipe. Coloured earthenware. Moilerrt, 
 
 1499. Tobacco Stopper. Earthenware, slightly coloured ; in 
 
 the fomi of a man seated on a barrel. H. 3^- m. 
 Staffordshire, c. 1760. 
 2761. ^ 
 
108 
 
 1500. Pipe. Earthenware, slightly coloured ; curiously twisted. 
 
 L. 13| in. Newmdle. 
 
 1501. Coffee Pot. Cream ware, painted in black with flowers, 
 
 and inscribed. II. 7 J in. Leeds. 
 
 1502. Figures, three. Porcelain, representing three stages of 
 a & b. drinking. H. 3 J to 4 in. Derby. 
 
 Modelleil by Cocker, of Derby, for Douglas Fox, Esq., a 
 popular surgeon, who designed them as a warning against 
 the consequences of excessive tlrink. 
 
 1503. Bust. Porcelain, slightly gilt. "Father Matthew." 
 
 H. 8 in. 
 
 1504. Saucer. Earthenware, lustred, printed in pink with 
 
 " Father Matthew addressing a group of men and 
 women." Diam. 5| in. 
 
 1505 Figures, a pair. Coloured earthenware. A man, 
 & a. reversible. Impressed " Gin " and " Water." H. 8| in. 
 Staffordshire. 
 
 1506. Tea Caddy. Red earthenware, yellow inlaid patterns. 
 
 H. 4 in. 
 
 1507. Tea Pot and Cover. Red earthenware, with white slip, 
 
 painted. H. 4-J in. Staffordshire, c. 1750. 
 
 Inscribed : — 
 
 " Ladies all I pray make free 
 And tell me how you like your tea. " 
 
 1508. Plate, octagonal. Earthenware. In centre, a cart upset, 
 
 and inscribed " Want of care does us more damage than 
 want of knowledge." Diam. 6 in. 
 
 1509. Plate. Earthenware, vnth. the alphabet embossed on 
 
 border, printed in brown. A scene at a skittle alley. 
 Diam. 7^ in. 
 
 1510. Cup and Saucer. Porcelain, mth portraits of " J. B. 
 
 Gough," and inscriptions relating to drink. H. of cup 
 3;^ in. Diam. of saucer 5| in. 
 
 1511. Plate. Cream ware; in centre the arms of the "Tee 
 
 Total Society," and inscriptions. Diam. \0\ in. 
 
 1512 Plates, eight. Earthenware, printed and slightly coloured, 
 to After dra\^^ngs by George Cruikshank, illustrating 
 
 1519. "The Bottle." Diam. 8 in. each. 
 
 1521. Flower Holder. Coloured earthenware, lustred, with 
 man and wife seated at tea. Impressed "Tee Total." 
 H 8 in. Staffoi-dshire, 
 
109 
 
 DOMESTIC INCIDENTS. 
 
 1522. Cradle, model of. Yellow glazed earthenware, with 
 figures in low relief. L. 12 in. Newcastle, c. 1800. 
 
 1523 Cradles, models of, two. Glazed earthenware. L. Sin. 
 & a. Newcastle, c. 1800. 
 
 1524. Cradle, model of. Earthenware, slightly coloured. 
 
 L. 4i in. Newaistle. c. 1800. 
 
 1525. Cradle, model of. Earthenware, slightly coloured. L. 
 
 Sin. Staffordshire, c. 1770. 
 
 152G. Cradle, model of. P^rthenware, slightly coloured, with 
 medallions of distressed father and mother. L. 5J in. 
 Staffordshire, e. 1770. 
 
 1527. Figure. White porcelain. A woman carrying a child in 
 
 a cradle. H. 6 in. Continental, c. 1760. 
 
 1528. Plate. Earthenware, printed with "The First Step." 
 
 Diam. 7 in. Staffordshire, c. 1820. 
 
 1529. Group. Biscuit porcelain. A mother teaching her 
 
 8o;itoread. H. BJ in. Derby, c. 1790. 
 
 15.30. Group. Coloured earthenware. A Dame's School. H. 
 GA in. Staffordshire, c. 1820. 
 
 1531. Group^ Coloured earthenware. A mother and child 
 seated under a tree. H. 9 in. Staffordshire, c 1820. 
 
 15.32. Figure. Coloured earthenware. A girl seated under a 
 tree, entitled "The Reading Maid." H. 12 in. Staffml- 
 shire. c. 1820. 
 
 1533. Figfure. Coloured earthenware. A boy seated reading, 
 
 entitled ''Cottage Boy." H. 7 in. Staffordskire. c. 
 1820. 
 
 1534. Figure. Coloured earthenware. A boy seated reading. 
 
 H. G in. Staffordshire, c. 1820. 
 
 1535. Figure. Coloured earthenware. A boy with his hands 
 
 in his pockets. H. 6 J in. Staffordshire, c. 1820. 
 
 1536. Figure. Brown ware. A boy with bag of books under 
 
 his arm. H. 15 in. Rockingham, c. 1800. 
 
 1537 Figure. Coloured earthenware. Hon. E. Lambton, 
 after the painting by Sir T. Lawrence, P.R.A H. 5 in. 
 Staffordshire, c. 1840. 
 2761. ^^ 
 
110 
 
 1538 Groups, a pair. Coloured" porcelain. Inscribed "YoU 
 & a. Naughty Boy " and " You Dirty Girl." H. 6 J in. Con- 
 tinental. 
 
 1539. Model. Cream ware. A hand holding a pen. Incised 
 on base " Designed for Circus Street School." L. 8 in. 
 Liverpool. 1812. 
 
 1540 Plates, two. Earthenware, printed with a mother seated 
 & a. nursing an infant, and a child kneeling by its mother's 
 side. Diam. of each 7 J in. Staffordshire. 
 
 1541. Plate. Earthenware, with a boy soothing a girl crying, 
 
 and verse entitled " My Brother." Diam. 6 in. Stafford- 
 shire. 
 
 1542. Plate. Earthenware, with the alphabet embossed on 
 
 border, and printed with a child giving food to beggars. 
 Diam. 7J in. Staffordshire. 
 
 1543. Mug. Cream ware. Printed with "For my dear Boy," 
 
 and a garden scene. H. 4 in. 
 
 1544. Mug. Earthenware, printed in blue. A father giving 
 
 his boy a ride on his foot, and a verse. H. 2h in. 
 Staffordshire. 
 
 1545. Mug. Earthenware, printed and coloured. " Kept in at 
 
 school." H. 2| in. Staffoi-dshire. 
 
 1546. Mug. Earthenware, printed in blue, with a boy and girl 
 
 in garden. H. 3 in. Staffordshire. 
 
 1547. Mug. Earthenware. Incised " A Gift for George." H. 
 
 2J in. Staffordshire. 
 
 1548. Mug. Earthenware, enamelled and painted, " A Trifle 
 
 for Hannah." H. 2| in. Staffordshire. 
 
 3549. Mug. Earthenware, printed with landscapes, and a 
 verse entitled "The Delights of Home — Meekness." 
 H. 2f in. Staffordshire. 
 
 1550. Mug. Earthenware, printed in gi'een with a landscape, 
 
 children in a garden, and a verse entitled " The Delighta 
 of Home — Innocence." H. 3 in. Staffordshire. 
 
 1551. Mug. Earthemvare, printed with a landscape, mother 
 
 instructing her children, and a verse entitled " Precepts 
 that never die — Attention." H. 2f in. Staffordshire. 
 
 1552. Mug. Earthenware, printed with a landscape, mother 
 
 instructing her children, and a verse entitled " Precepts 
 that never die — Instruction." H. 2f in. Staffm'dshire. 
 
Ho. 1527 
 
 No. 1529 
 
 No. 1232 
 
 No. 1656 
 
 No. 1643 
 
 OMESTIC INCIDENTS. 
 
Ill 
 
 1553. Mug. Earthenware, printed with a landscape and ' 
 
 children playing, and a verse entitled " The Eemembrance 
 of Home— Attachment." H. 2f in. Stafardshire, 
 
 1554. Mug*. Earthenware, brown transfer with silver lustre. 
 
 '' A reward for Diligence." H. 3 in. Staffordshire {Lane 
 End). 
 
 1555. Mug. Earthenware, printed, with silver lustre. Children 
 
 dancing. Inscribed, "Accept this small reward for 
 your diligence." H. 3 in. Staffordshire {Lane End). 
 
 1556. Jug. Cream ware, printed with " Keep within 
 
 Compass." H. 5 J in. c. 1770. 
 
 1557. Plate. Coloured earthenware, printed in brown with 
 
 "Keep within Compass." Diam. 9 J in. Staffordshire 
 {iMne End). 
 
 1558. Tea Pot. Earthenware, printed and coloured with 
 
 " Keep within Compass." H. 5 in. Staffordshire {Lane 
 End), c. 1800. 
 
 1559. Jug. Earthenware, painted ornament and subjects, in 
 
 brown, with inscriptions. H. 4i in. Staffordshire (Nine 
 Enrl). 
 
 1560. Group. Coloured earthenware. "Childreir'^in the 
 
 Wood." H.'Sjin. Staffordshire. 
 
 1561. Group. Coloured earthenware. "Red Riding Hood with 
 
 wolfT" H. 4| in. 
 
 1562. Figures, sixteen. Biscuit porcelain, coloured. Boys 
 
 and girls. Modern. 
 
 1563. Group. Coloured earthenware, A child in a chaise, 
 
 drawn by a dog. L. 3 J in. Staffordshire . c. 1780. 
 
 1564. Group. Coloured earthenware. A child riding a dog. 
 
 H. 7i in. Staffordshire, c. 1820. 
 
 1565. Group. Coloured porcelain. A child hugging a dog. 
 
 H. 4 in. Continental. Modern. 
 
 1566. Jug. Ivuthenware, moulded and coloured with "Sportive 
 
 Imiocence " and " Mischievous Sport." H. 5 in. 
 Staffm-dshire. c. 1800. 
 
 1567. Flask. Earthenware, moulded and coloured. H. 6 in. 
 
 Sfuffordshire. c. 1800. 
 
 1568 Plaque. Coloured earthenware, with embossed subject 
 "Sportive Innocence." Diam. 6 J in. Staffordshire. 
 c. 1800. 
 
112 
 
 1569. Plate. Earthenware, printed with a scene, and verse 
 
 entitled " My Son." Diam, 8} in. Staffordshire. 
 
 1570. Plate. Earth en\\ are, printed with a scene, and verse 
 
 entitled *' My Daughter." Diam. 8f in. Staffordshire, 
 
 1571. Plate. Earthenware, printed with a scene, and verse 
 
 entitled "My Grandmother." Diam. 8f in. Sfaffoirh 
 shire, 
 
 1572. Plate. Earthenware, printed with a scene, and verse 
 
 entitled " My Grandfather." Diam. 8| in. Stafford- 
 shire, 
 
 1573. Mug. Porcelain, printed with figures of children playing. 
 
 H. 3 J in. JForcester. - c. 1770. 
 
 1574. Mug. Earthenware, printed. A boy sailing a boat ; and 
 
 a verse. H. 2J in. 
 
 1575. Basin. Porcelain, printed in red. Children playing, and 
 
 a garden scene. Diam. 6 in. 
 
 1576 Figures, two. Coloured earthenware. Children with 
 Sr a. chaplets of flowers. H. 2J in. Staffordshire. 
 
 1577. Watch Stand. Coloured earthenware, supported on three 
 
 columns, between which are figures of children with 
 baskets of fruit. H. 8| in. Staffordshire. 
 
 1578. Plate. Earthenware, printed and coloured. A boy and 
 
 dog, " Poor Tippoo." Diam. 7 in. 
 
 1579. Plate. Earthenware, with alphabet on border. Printed 
 
 ^\^th '* The Cat and the Ape." Diam. 5 in. 
 
 1580. Bird Fountain. Earthenware, slightly coloured. Biad 
 
 on top. H. 5| in. 
 
 1581. Mug. Porcelain, gilt. Boy and girl playing at bob- 
 
 cherry. H. 2 J in. 
 
 1582. Plate. Earthenware. Boj^s playing at soldiers, and 
 
 inscribed " Frolics of Youth " and "The Downfall of 
 China." Diam. 5 J in. 
 
 1583. Plate. Delft ware, painted in violet. Boy and girl 
 
 flying a kite. Diam. 9f in. Dutch, c. 1800. 
 
 1584. Plate. Earthenware, with alphabet on border. Scene 
 
 inscribed " Juvenile Companions " and " The Young 
 Sergeant." Diam. 5J in. Staffordshire, 
 
118 
 
 1585. Plate. Earthenware, printed in brown. Boys coming 
 
 out of school. Diam. 5J in. 
 
 1586. Plate. Earthenware, printed. Boys with hoops and 
 
 marbles. Diam. 7 J in. 
 
 1587 Plates, two. Earthenware, printed. Children playing, 
 iV' a. and riddles. Diam. 5^ in. 
 
 1588. Flower Pot and Saucer. Earthenware, printed in red. 
 
 Children playing. H. of pot 4 in. Diam. of saucer 5 in. 
 Staffordshire, c, 1800. 
 
 1 589. Group. Kirthenware. A boy carrying another. H. 5 in. 
 
 1590. Group. EarthenM-are. Boys struggling for some 
 
 grapes. H. 5 in. 
 
 1591. Group. Coloured earthenware. Boy and girls scuffling 
 
 for some fruit. H. 8 in. Staffordshire. 
 
 1592. Mug. Earthenware, printed in blue. Boys playing. 
 
 H. 2 J in. Staffordshire. 
 
 1593 Pigures, a pair. Coloured earthenware. A boy and a 
 iV: a. girl. H. 8| in. Continental. Modern. 
 
 1594. Figure. Coloured earthenware. A girl with jug. 
 H. 4^ in. 
 
 1595. Figure. Coloured earthenware. A boy crying over a 
 
 broken jug. H. 7J in. Staffordshire. 
 
 1596. Group. Coloured earthenware. Boys standing by a 
 
 tree. Inscribed "Fnendship." H. Gi in. Staffordshire 
 
 1597. Whistle. Yellow earthenware. In the form of a 
 
 canary. L. 3 in. 
 
 1598. Jug. Cream ware, printed with scenes inscribed "The 
 
 Bird's Nest " and " The Hoop Eace." H. 6 in. 
 
 1599. Figure. Coloured earthenware. A boy with a nest of 
 
 young birds in his hat. H. 5 J in. Staffordshire. 
 
 1000. Figure. Coloured earthenware. A boy with a nest of 
 birds in his hat. H. 5| in. Staffordshire. 
 
 1601. Figure. Coloured earthenware. A boy with a bird's nest. 
 
 H. 5J in. Staffordshire. 
 
 1602. Group. Coloured earthenware. Boy rnd girls disputing 
 
 over a bird's nest. Inscribed "Scuffle." H. 6^ in. 
 Staffordshire. 
 
114 
 
 1603 Figures, a pair. Coloured earthenware. Boy with bird's 
 & a. nest, girl with reticule. H. 5|- in. Staffordshire. 
 
 1604. Group. Coloured earthenware. Two boys struggling for 
 
 a bird's nest. H. 5 in. Staffordshire. 
 
 1 605. Figure. Porcelain, coloured and gilt. A boy with a bird's 
 
 nest. H. 6 in. 
 
 1606. Figure. Coloured earthenware. A boy with a bird's 
 
 nest in his hat. H. 5J in. Staffordshire. 
 
 1607. Plate. Earthenware, coloured and printed with a scene 
 
 entitled " Taking Young Birds." Diam. 6 in. 
 
 1608. Group. Coloured earthenware. Children birds'-nesting. 
 
 H. 8 in. Staffm'dshire. 
 
 1609. Group. Coloured earthenware. A boy with canaries. H. 
 
 8|- in. Staffordshire. 
 
 1610. Plate. Earthenware, with alphabet on border. Printed 
 
 in red, with children setting a bird-trap. Diam. 5 in. 
 
 Staffordshire. 
 
 1611. Mug. Earthenware, printed and coloured. Two birds 
 
 with their nests, and inscribed " Peace and Plenty " 
 and " Health and Happiness." H. 4 in. 
 
 1612. Figure. Coloured earthenware. A girl with a lamb. H. 
 
 7 J in. Staffordshire. 
 
 1613. Figure. Coloured earthenware. A girl with a dog. H. 
 
 5f in. Staffordshire. 
 
 1614. Figure. Coloured earthenware. A girl with a lamb. H. 
 
 4f in. Staffordshire. 
 
 1615. Group. Coloured earthenware. A boy and girl twining 
 
 a garland round a lamb's neck. H. 6J in. Staffordshire. 
 
 1616. Group. Porcelain, coloured and gilt. A boy with 
 
 rabbits. L. 5 in. 
 
 1617. Group. Coloured earthenware. A girl and an old man 
 
 twining a garland about a lamb. Inscribed " Tender- 
 ness." H.-8J in. Staffordshire. 
 
 1618. Figures, three. Coloured earthenware. Children sitting 
 a & b. in armchairs. H. 3 in. Staffordshire. 
 
 1619 Figures, a pair. Porcelain, coloured and gilt. Boy and 
 & a. girl sitting on dogs. H. 4J in. Staffordshire, 
 
 1620. Figure. Coloured earthenware. An Italian boy with white 
 rats in a cage. H. 4 in. Staffordshire. 
 
115 
 
 1621. Figure. Earthenware, slightly coloured. A girl with bird- 
 
 cage. H. 5J in. Staffordshire. 
 
 1622. Fififure. Biscuit porcelain. A boy feeding a rabbit. 
 
 H. 4f in. Rockingham. 
 
 1623. Figure. Biscuit porcelain. A girl feeding a lamb. 
 
 H. 4 in. Rockiiujliam. 
 
 1624. Plate. Earthenware. Printed in brown, a boy with 
 
 dog, inscribed "Faithful Fido." Diam. 4J in. 
 Staffordshire, 
 
 1625 Figures, a pair. Coloured earthenware. Boy and girl 
 Sc a. with dog and lamb. H. 5 in. Staffordshire. 
 
 1626. Mug. Earthenware, printed. Children teaching a dog 
 to dance. H. 2i in. Staffoichhire. 
 
 1627 FigureSi a piir. Coloured earthenware. A girl feeding 
 iSi a. a fowl, and girl with flowers. H. 4J in. Staffordshire. 
 
 1628. Figure. Earthenware, slightly coloured. A boy hugging 
 
 a dog. H. 61 in. StaffardsJiire. 
 
 1629. Group. Coloured earthenware. A boy and girl. In- 
 
 scribed "Pastime." H. 7J in. Staffordshire. 
 
 1630. Juff. Earthenware, printed. Boys with dog and pony. 
 
 H. 5 in. Staffordshire. 
 
 1631. Figure. Coloured earthenware. Girl with a parrot on her 
 
 arm. H. 8 in. Staffojd shire, 
 
 1632 Figures, a pair. Coloured earthenware. A youth teach- 
 & a. ing a dog to beg, and a young woman feeding a cat. 
 H. 8 in. Staffordshire. 
 
 1633. Figure. Coloured earthenware. A girl feeding a cat. 
 
 H. 6J in. Staffordshire, 
 
 1634. Figure. Coloured earthenware. A youth with a dog 
 
 under a tree. H. 5J in. Staffordshire, 
 
 1635 Figures, a pair. Coloured porcelain. A young man 
 & a. and lady. H. 7 in. Continental. Modern. 
 
 1636. Tile. Printed in red. Fortune-telling scene. 5 in. 
 
 square. Liverpool Delft. 
 
 1637. Tile. Printed in red. Fortune-telling scene. 5 in. 
 
 square. Livervcol Delft. 
 
116 
 
 1637* Bust. Salt-glazed ware ; a beauty of the time of 
 George II. ; eyes and patches of black enamel. H. 
 4fin. Staffordshire, c. 1740. 
 
 1638. Tea Pot and Cover. Earthenware, painted ornament, 
 
 and subjects printed in brown. Inscribed " The Love 
 Letter" and "Telling Fortune in Coffee Grounds." 
 H. 7 in. Staffordshire (Lam Eiid), 
 
 1638*. Group. Porcelain, coloured, of town and country beauties. 
 H. 7f in. CheUea-Derhij. c. 1780. 
 
 1639. Group. Coloured earthenware. Lovers seated. H. 4i in. 
 
 Staffordshire c. 1730. 
 
 1640. Group, Salt-glazed ware. Lovers seated under a tree. 
 
 H. 7 in. Staffordshire, c. 1730. 
 
 1641. Group. Porcelain. Lovers seated. H. 4 in. 
 
 1642. Group. Earthenware, slightly coloured, representing 
 
 "L^mbrella Courtship." H. 5J in. Staffordshire. 
 
 1643. Group. Coloured porcelain, representing "Umbrella 
 
 Courtship." H. 6f in. Staffordshire. 
 
 1644. Group. Coloured earthenware. Lovers walking. H. 4in. 
 
 Staffordshire. 
 
 1645. Group. Coloured earthenware. Lovers walking. H. 4 in. 
 
 Staffordshire. 
 
 1646. Group. Coloured earthenware. Lovers under a tree. 
 
 H. 5 in. Staffordshire. 
 
 1647. Group. Coloured earthenware. Lovers walking. 
 
 H. ^ in. Staffordshire. 
 
 1648. Group. Coloured earthenware. Lovers walking. H. 8 in. 
 
 Staffordshire. 
 
 1649. Group. Coloured earthenware. Lovers walking. H. 8jin. 
 
 Staffordshire. 
 
 1650. Group. Coloured earthenware. Lovers seated in an 
 
 arbour. Inscribed " Courtship." H. 7| in., Staffwdshire. 
 
 1651. Group. Coloured earthenware. Lovers seated in an 
 
 arbour. H. 8 in. Staffordshire. 
 
 1652. Group. Porcelain. Lovers seated under a tree. H. 10 in. 
 
 ChdseorDerhy, 
 
 1653. Mug. Earthenware, printed in violet with emblems 
 
 of courtship, and a verse. H. 3| in. Staffordshire. 
 
 1654. Group. Tortoiseshell ware. A man of fashion making 
 
 love to a lady in an arbour. H. 7 in. Staffordshire, o. 1740 
 
U1 
 
 1655. Jug. Earthenware, coloured and embossed with floral 
 ornament and figures of lovers. H. 8 in. 
 
 1656 Figures, a pair. Coloured earthenware. A lady and 
 & a. her lover. H. 9i in. Staffordshire. 
 
 1657 Figures, a pair. Coloured earthenware. A lady and 
 & a. her lover. H. Sh in. Staffordshire. 
 
 1658. Group. Porcelain, coloured. " Courting under diffi- 
 
 culties." H. 12 in. Staffordshire. 
 
 1659. Mug. Earthenware, printed in brown and coloured. 
 
 " A Village Maid." H. 5 in. Staffordshire {Lane End). 
 
 1660. Mug. Earthenware, lustred, printed in red and 
 
 coloured. Two couples sitting at a table. H. 3J in. 
 NeiOi'uiftle. 
 
 1661. Jug. Cream ware, printed. "Love Kejected," and a 
 
 farm-yard scene. H. 6 in. Staffordshire (Hanley). 
 
 1662. Mug. Cream ware, painted with a landscape with 
 
 figures. H. 5 J in. Leeds. 
 
 1663. Flower Holder. Coloured earthenware, in the form of 
 
 a hollow trunk of a tree. A young woman woman seated 
 with a dog at her feet. H. 7h in. Staffordshire, c. 1780. 
 
 1664. Jug. Coloured earthenware, in the form of the stump of 
 
 a tree, with figures. H. 7 in. 
 
 1665 Plaques, two, oval. Earthenware, with moulded and 
 Oi: a. coloured figures of a young man and lady. 10 by 4 J in. 
 Staffordshire, c. 1780. 
 
 1666. Mug. Cream ware, printed. "Jemmy's Courtship." 
 
 H. 6 in. 
 
 1667. Jug. Earthenware, printed in brown and coloured. 
 
 "Obadiah tempting the Pretty Milliner." H. 5f in. 
 Staffordshire (Lane End). 
 
 1668 Tile Printed. Rustic courtship. 5 by 5 in. Liverpool 
 Velft. 
 
 1669. Tea Pot. Earthenware, printed. H. 4iin, Newcastle. 
 
 Inscribed :— 
 
 " As I Expect A Faithfull Heart 
 
 So let me tiiul And Constant mind.' 
 
 1670. Jug, portions of a. Porcelain. A garden scene with 
 
 lovers courting. H. 6 in. 
 
118 
 
 1671. Jug. Cream ware, printed and coloured. Heads of 
 
 lady and gentleman and " Aurora." H. 7^ in. 
 
 1672. Plate. Earthenware, printed with "Ellen's Fairing, 
 
 The pretty carpet stool he brought." D. 7J in. 
 
 1673. Jug. Cream ware, printed in red. A lady and gentle- 
 
 man consulting a fortune-teller ; landscape with figures, 
 inscribed " Spring." H. 7 in. 
 
 1674. Group. Coloured earthenware. Representing love at 
 
 first sight. H. 6 in. Staff ordshire. c. 1830. 
 
 1675. Group. Coloured porcelain. Lovers embracing. H. 7 in. 
 
 1676. Jug. Cream ware. A country scene with " Courtship " 
 
 and " Matrimony." H. 8 in. 
 Inscribed : — 
 
 " In courtship Strephon careful hands his lass 
 Over a stile a child with ease might pass." 
 
 " But wedded, Strephon now neglects his dame, 
 Tumble or not to him 'tis all the same." 
 
 1677. Mug. Cream ware, with reversible heads illustrating 
 
 " Courtship " and " Marriage." H. 4| in. 
 
 1678. Plaque. Earthenware, with moulded figures, coloured. 
 
 Representing a Gretna Green marriage. 9i by 7 J in. 
 Newcastle, c. 1800. 
 
 1679. Group. Coloured earthenware. Representing a Gretna 
 
 Green marriage. H. 7J in. Staffordshire, c. 1820. 
 
 1680. Tea Pot and Cover. Cream ware. Representing a 
 
 Gretna Green marriage. H. 8 J in. 
 
 1681. Plate. Earthenware, printed and coloured. Jumping 
 
 over a broomstick. Diam. 7 in. 
 
 1682. Jug. Cream ware, printed. A gentleman playing a flute 
 
 to a lady in a garden, and sailors and girls dancing. 
 H. 7 in. 
 
 1682* Heads, three. Coloured earthenware ; ladies of the Court 
 a. & b. of George III. H. 3 J in. c. 1780. 
 
 1683. Group. Porcelain, coloured and gilt, with figures in low 
 
 relief of a lady, nurse, and child. H. 5 in. 
 
 1684. Group. Coloured earthenware. A father and mother 
 
 with infant seated under a tree, H. 7 J in. Staffmd- 
 shire, c. 1820. 
 
119 
 
 1685. Jug. Cream ware, printed in brown. Parents and chil- 
 
 dren at a cottage door. Inscribed " Peace." H. 4i in. 
 Staffordshire, c. 1790. 
 
 1686. Caudle Pot or "Groaning pot." Earthenware, with 
 
 Oriental designs. H. 9i in. Bristol Delft, c. 1760. 
 
 1GS7. Group. Porcelain, coloured and gilt. Inscribed " Twelve 
 months after marriage." 3\ by 3^ in. Modern. 
 
 1688. Plaque, oval. Ked glazed earthenware, moulded with 
 
 group in brown and yellow slip, of mother with children 
 embracing her. 8 J by 6 J in. 
 
 1689. Oaudle Pot. »Slip ware. Inscribed "The * Best • is • 
 
 not • t'xj • (t«xx1 • for * you." Diam. 8 iu; Dated 1703. 
 
 1690. Coffee Pot and Cover. Cream ware, printed in brown. 
 
 A lady and gentleman at tea in a garden ; and a shep- 
 herd with dog and sheep. H. 11 in. Staffordshire 
 (IVedijicood). c. 1770. - 
 
 1691. Mug. Cream ware, printed. A mother and children in 
 
 a garden. H. 5 in. 
 
 1692. Jug. Cream ware, printed. A family sitting outside a 
 
 cottage door. Inscribed " Health to the Sick," etc. 
 H. 5i in. 
 
 1693. Jug. Earthenware, painted with flowers, and inscribed 
 
 "George and Mary Dawson, 1803." H. 5 in. Le^ds. 
 
 1694. Mug. Cream ware, printed and coloured. "The Cuckold 
 
 Maker caught : A new song." H. 6J in. 
 
 1 695. Group. Coloured porcelain. Husband, wife, and maid. 
 
 H. 7iin. Derby, c. 1770. 
 
 1690. Flower Holder. Coloured earthenware. Man and wife 
 fighting. Inscribed "Conquer or die"; "Who is to 
 wear the breeches." H. 7^ in. Staffordshire, c. 1820. 
 
 1697. Jug. Yellow glazed earthenware. H. 6| in. Newcastle. 
 
 Inscribed : — 
 
 *• How happy is he 
 Who contented can be," 
 Etc., etc. 
 
 1698 Plate. Red earthenware, covered with yellow slip orna- 
 
 ment, " The merry man," " The frowning wife," " Merri- 
 ment gone down." A verse in centre, Diam. 9J in. 
 Modern. 
 
 1699 Cup three-handled. Red earthenware, covered with 
 
 yellow slip ornament, and incised mottoes. H. 8 m. 
 Modern. 
 
120 
 
 '% 
 
 1 700 Cups, a pair. Red earthenware, covered with yellow slip, 
 & a, incised ornament round edges, and inscriptions. H. 
 6 in. Modern. 
 
 1701. Tea Pot and Cover. Black glazed ware. "Mrs. M. 
 
 Porter, 1767." H. 8 in. 
 
 1702. Flask. Stoneware. " Mr. and Mrs. Caudle " in bed, and 
 
 " Miss Prettyman.'"' H. 8J in. Laniheth. c. 1850. 
 
 1703. Flask. Stoneware. "Mr. and Mrs. Caudle" in bed 
 
 and " Miss Prettyman." H. 7 in. Lambeth, c. 1850. 
 
 1704. Tea Pot and Cover. Cream ware, painted on lid and 
 
 sides with landscapes. Inscribed "Solitude is ray 
 choice." H. ij in. Leech. 
 
 1705. Tile. Earthenware. Two ladies consulting an astrologer. 
 
 5 in. square. Liverpool Delft. 
 
 1706. Mug. Cream ware, printed. A sick bachelor attended 
 
 by a doctor and a nurse. H. IJ in. 
 
 1707. Jug. Cream ware, printed with " The Bachelor's Wish,'' 
 
 and group of figures, inscribed "Justice Mittimus," etc. 
 
 1708 Money Boxes, a pair. Porcelain, coloured, formed as 
 & a. heads. H. 2 in. Modern. 
 
 1709 Figures, a pair. Coloured plaster. An old man and 
 & a. woman. H. 4i in. 
 
 1710 Groups, a pair. Porcelain, coloured and gilt. "My 
 & a. Grandmother " and " My Grandfather." H. 6f in. 
 
 Modern. 
 
 1711 Figures, a pair. Coloured eartheuMare. An old man 
 & a. and woman, each inscribed "Age." H. 8 in. Staffordshire. 
 
 c. 1800. 
 
 1712. Plate. White earthenware, with embossed and coloured 
 
 flowers, and woman at a tomb. Inscribed "There is rest 
 in heaven." Diam. 7 in. 
 
 1713. Tiles, seven. Green glazed, with subjects in relief, illus- 
 
 trating " The story of our lives from year to year." 6 in. 
 square. Modern. 
 
 1711. Jug. Cream ware, printed. "Old Women Ground 
 Young " and " Inkle and Yarico." H. I]- in. 
 
 1715. Figure. Porcelain. An old man resting on a log of 
 wood. H. 5 in. Chelsea. 
 
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121 
 
 INDEX 
 
 Abiiigton. Mrs. 
 Acre. Defence of 
 Adelaide. Queen 
 Albert. I'rince Consort - 
 Alexaniler I., Emperor of 
 RuM.sia ... - 
 Althorp. Lord - 
 Anne. Queen - 
 
 So. of 
 Object. 
 910 
 196 
 71, 75 
 91,92 
 
 380 
 
 511 
 
 17, 18 
 
 Barrinj^on. (leorge - 616 
 
 Bjiriy. Mrs. - - 905 
 
 Biistille. Siege of the - 355 
 Beaconstield. Earl of • 546 
 Beckfonl. William, Ix)nl 
 
 Mayor of London • 488 
 
 Beethoven - 875 
 
 liellingham. J. - • 606 
 
 Berry, (apt. - - - 207 
 Betty. Wm. Henry West 926 
 Biblical SubjectH - 735-796 
 
 Bidntou. See Liveri>ool 
 Bisliopstone Ti<le Mills, 
 
 Newhaven - • - 666 
 Blucher 140, 141 
 
 Bo«cawen. Adiuinvl Eihvard 170 
 Boston ( United States) Mas- 
 sachusetts State House 469, 470 
 Box wicket-keeping - 1166, 1167 
 Briik'ewater. Uuke of 647, 648 
 Bright. John - - - 538 
 Brougham and Vaux. Lord 
 
 511-513,515,516,523 
 Brown. John - - - 472 
 Brunei. Sir Isainbard K. - 641 
 
 Bryan. J. 
 Buonaparte, Napoleon 
 Burdett. Sir Francis 
 Burning the Books 
 
 Curious Arts - 
 Bums. Robert - 
 Byron. Lord 
 
 Cambridge. Views in 
 Cami>erdown. Battle of 
 Canning. CfCorge 
 Carlvle. Thonuis 
 Caroline. Queen, wife 
 
 (Jeorge IL 
 Caroline. Queen, Avife 
 
 George IV. 
 Caunt. Ben 
 
 2761. 
 
 of 
 
 855 
 376-427 
 501-504 
 
 133 
 956, 957 
 965,966 
 
 731 
 
 187 
 525 
 979 
 of 
 
 - 27,28 
 of 
 
 58-65, 66 
 
 - 1030 
 
 No. of 
 Object. 
 Charles I. King - . 3 
 
 Charles II. King - - 6-9 
 Charles Edward. Prince - 109 
 Charlotte. Queen - 33-35, 40 
 Charlotte. Prince-ss 50,54-57,69,70 
 Chatham. Earl of 477, 480, 481 
 Chaucer. Geotfrey - - 939 
 Clarke. Dr. Adam - 853, 854 
 Clarke. Mrs. - - 133 
 
 Clay. Henry - - - 471 
 Clive. Mrs. Catherine (Kitty) 917 
 Cobden. Richard - 537,539 
 Coborg. Prince 128 
 
 CoUingwood. Admiral Lord 223 
 Coluniuos - - - - 444 
 Conway. Field Marshal • 123 
 Conler. William 608-610 
 
 Coniwallis. Lord 134-136 
 
 Cranbrook Church 710 
 
 Crimean War - 157-160 
 
 Cromwell. Oliver 4, 5 
 
 Cumlterland. William, Duke 
 of - - - 110-115 
 
 De la Fayette. Marquis 
 
 See La t^ayette 
 De Winter. Admiral 189, 190 
 
 Decatur. Commodore 
 
 Stephen . - - . 464 
 Dennian. Lord - - - 524 
 Devizes. Market Place - 711 
 Dickens. Charles, Charac- 
 ters in the works of 986-1001 
 Disraeli. B. See Beacons- 
 field. 
 Duncan. Admiral Adam 
 
 186-188, 191-194 
 
 Elizabeth. Queen 
 Elliston. R.W. 
 Erasmus 
 
 1,2 
 935 
 797 
 
 Fitzgerald. James, 1st Duke 
 
 of Leinster - - - 528 
 
 Fox. Charles James 482, 484, 486 
 
 Francis I. Emperor of Ger- 
 many . . - - 367 
 
 Francis II. Emperor of 
 Austria - - - 382,385 
 
 Franklin. Benjamin 
 
 448-451, 453, 454, 474 
 
 L 
 
122 
 
 No. of 
 Object. 
 Franklin. Rear - Admiial 
 
 Sir John - - - 2C0 
 
 Franklin. Lady - - 200 
 Fretlerick the Great. King 
 of Prussia - - 116-122 
 
 Garibaldi. General - - 161 
 Garrick. David 919, 921, 922, 937 
 George I. King - - 19-24 
 
 George II. King - 25-27, 29-31 
 George III. King 
 
 16, 32^6, 222, 393 
 Geoige IV. King - - 49-70 
 Gibbon. Edward - - 977 
 Gibraltar. Conmiemoration 
 
 of defence and relief of - 181 
 Gilpin. John, Kide of 953, 954 
 
 Gladstone. Rt. Hon. W. E. 545 
 Gordon. Maj.-Gen. Charles 
 
 George, C.B. - 163, 164 
 
 Grace. Dr. W. G. - 1170, 1171 
 Granby. General, the Mar- 
 quis of - .- - - 126 
 Green\%'ich Hospital - - 260 
 Gretna Green Marriage 1678-1680 
 Grey. Earl - 511, 512, 514 
 
 Hamilton. Latly, Letter 
 
 fi'oni Lord Nelson to - 206 
 Handel - - - 874, 877 
 Hartley. Mrs. - ' - - 903 
 Hastings. PoAvder :Mill - 696 
 Havelock. Maj.-Gen. Sir 
 
 Henry, K.C.B. - - 162 
 
 Hill. C^eneral - - - 138- 
 Hopkins. :Miss P. - - 911 
 Howe. Admiral Earl 182-185 
 
 Hull. Captain - - 463,467 
 Humphrys and Mendoza 
 
 fighting - - - - 1035 
 Hunt. Henry - - 505,506 
 
 Huntington. "William - 848 
 Hutchinson. Hon. Christo- 
 pher Hely - - - 529 
 
 James II. King 
 
 10 
 
 Jefferson. Thomas - 
 
 460 
 
 " Jim Crow " 
 
 879, 880 
 
 Johnson. Dr. Samuel 
 
 975 
 
 Jonson. Ben 
 
 947 
 
 Kean. Edmund - 923,927 
 Kensington Palace. " Black 
 
 Jack ■ fiom - - - 1465 
 Kent. Edward Augustus, 
 
 Duke of - - - - 79,80 
 Keppel. Admual Augustus, 
 
 ^ iscount - - - 171, 172 
 
 Kinloch. George - - 508 
 Kosciuzko. Tadensz - 439 
 
 La Fayette. General, Land- 
 ing "at New York - 437, 468 
 Lamb. Charles - - 978 
 
 No. of 
 '} Object. 
 
 Lambton. Hon. E. - - 1537 
 Leeds. George William 
 
 Frederick, 6th Duke of - 1462 
 Leopold. Prince - 54, 55, 57 
 Lessingham. INIrs. - - 9C»9 
 Lewis. Mr. - - 902,908 
 Lichfield. View of - - 723 
 Lillpvhite Ijowling - 1166,1167 
 Lind. Jennj' - - - 878- 
 Liston. John 
 
 924, 925, 928-930, 932 
 Liverpool Lighthouse 319, 320, 337 
 Liverpool and Manchester 
 
 Railway. Opening of the 643 
 Locke. John - - - 968 
 Lockhart. John Gibson - 964 
 London Hospital - - 722 
 
 Longfellow. Henry Wads- 
 worth - - - - 967 
 Louis XVI. Execution of 372, 373 
 Lowe. Robert, Viscoimt 
 
 Sherbrooke - - - 544 
 Luther. Martin - 797, 798 
 LjTidhurst. Lord - - 526 
 
 MacDonnough's Victory. 
 
 View of - - - 465,466 
 
 Macaulay. Mrs. Catherine 976 
 Macklin. Mr. - - - 904 
 Malcolm. Sarah - - 603 
 Mansfield. Lord - - 491 
 Maria Theresa - - - 367 
 Marie Antoinette. Queen 368, 370 
 Marlborough. Duke of - 108 
 Martin. Maria- - 608,609 
 ]Marvell. Andrew - - 950 
 ]\Iatthew. Father - 1503, 1504 
 Mendelssohn - - - 873 
 Milton. John - - 948,949 
 
 :Molineux and Cribb fighting 1038 
 ]Moody and Sankej'. - 863 & a 
 
 Moore. General Sir John - 137 
 More. Mrs. Hannah- - 955 
 Mozart - - - - 876 
 Munroe. Lieutenant- - 1155 
 
 Napier. Admiral Sir Charles 
 John - - - - 199 
 
 Napoleon. See Buonaparte. 
 
 Nelson. Admiral Horatio. 
 Viscount - - - 136,201-225 
 
 Newcastle. View of the 
 
 CroAA^s Nest - - - 713 
 
 Newhaven Harbour - - 666 
 
 Newton. Sir Isaac - 969-971 
 
 Nightingale. Miss Florence 160 
 
 Nile. Battle of the 
 
 202, 2«34, 205, 213, 224 
 
 Northumberland Life Boat 314 
 
 O'Connell. Daniel - f29"F34 
 
 Paine. Thomas - 518-521 
 
 Palmerston. Lord - - 543 
 
123 
 
 No. of 
 
 Object. 
 
 Peel. Sir Robert, Bart. 540-542 
 
 Penn. William- - - 430 
 
 Perceval. Kt. Hon. S., 
 
 Assassination of the - 605 
 Perry. Coniniotlore - - 407 
 Phib'ulelphia. View of - 430 
 Pike. (;eneral Zebulun M. 463 
 Pilch Uittin*' - - 1166,1167 
 Pilj^ini Fathers. Landing 
 
 of the - - - - 428 
 Pinxton Pottery Works - 730 
 Pitt. William 483, 486, 487, 489 
 Plymouth, (hiiltlhall - 707 
 Poih;. Alexantler - - 952 
 Portland ()l»servatory - 475 
 
 Porto IJello. View of - 166 
 Pota-sh Farm, tenanted by 
 
 J. H. Rush - 612 
 
 Priestley. Joseph 972 
 
 I'rior. Matthew 951 
 
 Itiiikes. Hol»ert 51M) 
 
 Ketl 1 Urn .Murder (MKS.OlO 
 
 Keform hill 508 517 
 
 Keynolds. Hichard - 597 
 
 Kidley ami I.^itimer. Hum- 
 
 ing'of - - - 801 
 
 |{o<lbird. AljHolom and 
 
 Kli/alH!th • • 452 
 
 Ko4lney. Adiniml Lord 173-180 
 Kush. JauueH B. 611 
 
 KuHsell. T^rtlJohn 511,517 
 
 Sacheverell. Dr. 8«I0 
 
 St. AllKins Abl«y (iiK) 
 
 St. Catherine ."{45 
 
 St. Micliaels Mount. Viewof 5tKi 
 St. Vincent. Atlmiral Sir 
 
 .lohn dervis. Earl - - 195 
 Salamanca. Battle of - 406 
 Saltash. Koyal Alljert 
 
 Bri.l^'c - - - - 708 
 Sandford. Emily - - 611 
 SayeiN and Heenan lighting 1032 
 Scott. Sir Walter - 962,963 
 
 Shakespeare. William 941-946 
 Shields. Viewof - - 308 
 Smith. Admiral Sir William 
 
 Sidney - - - 196 198 
 
 Spring ami Langan - 1031, 1037 
 Stanhehl Hall - - - 613 
 Stowe. Harriet Beecher - 980 
 Sudan War - - - 249 
 
 Suntlerlaml. Iron Bridge at 307,412 
 
 Thames Tunnel 
 Thora. W. 
 Thurtell. John - 
 Tichborne Trial - 
 
 No. of 
 
 Object- 
 
 640 
 
 851, 852 
 
 607 
 
 618. 618* 
 
 " Tam o'Shanter 
 Tavlni. ^Iiss 
 
 958-960 
 132 
 
 Tinworth. George, Plaques 
 
 ^ by - - - 654, 655, 857, 858 
 
 Tippoo Saib. Sons of, delivereil 
 
 to Lord ComwallLs - - 134 
 Trollope. Captain - - 193 
 
 Van Amburgh - - - 1234 
 Valenciennes. Storming 
 
 and taking of - - - 130 
 Vauxhall (iardens - - 1199 
 Vernon. A<lmiral - 165-169 
 
 " Viwir and Moses " - 803-813 
 
 Victoria. H.M. the Queen 79106 
 Vittoria. Battle of - 407 
 
 Wales. H.H.H. the Prince 
 
 u( ■ - - - 99, 102, 105 
 Wales. H.H.H. the Princess 
 
 of 99, 105 
 
 Wairdle. Colonel - 132 
 
 Wau*hington. (ieorge 
 
 431-4:^4, 438, 441-449 
 Wavterloo. Bjittle of - l.->0 156 
 Waters. Billy, the l>eggar 881 
 We«l^voo<l. Joniah - (>49, 650 
 
 Wellington. Arthur, Duke 
 
 of - - - 138-156, 406, 407 
 WeHley. Uev. C'harles 8:^5 
 
 Wenley. He v. John 
 
 828-831, 833, 834, 838-841 
 Westminster Abbey - 706 
 
 Weymouth. View of 712 
 
 Wlutelield. Rev. George 832 
 
 Willierforce. William 591 
 
 Wilkes. John 491,493,41)5-497 
 William III. King 11 10, 586 
 
 William IV. King - - 71-7« 
 Williams. Roger - - 429 
 Wolfe. General 
 
 124, 125, 235, 236, 263 
 Wood. Jimmy, the Glouces- 
 ter banker - - - 601 
 Wood. M., Lord Mayor of 
 
 London - - - - 62 
 
 Woodward. Mr. - 907,916 
 
 Yates. Mrs. - - 906,912 
 York. Frederick, Duke of, 
 
 2nd son of George III. 
 
 127 131, 133 
 York. T.R.H. the Duke 
 
 and Duchess of - - 103 
 York. Prince Edward (»f 104 
 
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