English earthenware Chinoiserie jug in the Fig Tree pattern. Staffordshire, circa 1800. Possibly made by Minton. Tiny nick to base. Ex. Zeller collection. Measures 8.75" high.

Victorian black walnut magazine rack circa 1885 in excellent original condition. Probably made in New York. This is the finest and most original magazine rack from this period we have ever come across. Measures 12 inches deep, 18 inches high and 24 inches deep. Superb hand craftsmanship. Note the tapered "picket fence" side slats and the carved decorative medallions.

Sunderland pearlware iron bridge jug with adage and puzzle poem. Staffordshire circa 1820. The jug bears an old Northeast Auctions sticker along with one stating "Sunderland Pottery 5th ED. Page 85". Measures 8 inches high by 7.5 inches across and 11 inches spout to handle.

Antique Staffordshire pearlware milk or water jug in the "Boy on a Buffalo" pattern. Maker unknown. Circa 1795-1810. Measures 8.5" high by 9" wide spout to handle. Professional repair to tip of lower handle. Ex. Zeller Collection.

Ridgeway Staffordshire Doctor Johnson silver luster toby jug circa 1825. Measures 5.5 inches high and 5.5 inches spout to handle. Very good condition.