Antique Ceramic & Porcelain Mugs & Tankards

Antique Victorian glazed ceramic moustache cup/mug - transfer decorated - gilt details - unsigned - late 19th century. Size - 4 1/4" Wide x 3 1/2" Deep x 3 3/4" High.

Augustiner. Braustiibl- Mulln Salzburg Austria About 10 inches high small imperfection.

A set of four varying sized porcelain mugs made in Italy decorated with a floral motif. More Vintage & Antiques for auction - please view the store for more! Medium - 5.5" H x 3" Dia.

Here's a fun piece! Oversized mug with the motto: See All Hear All Say Nowt - A Yorkshireman's Advice to His Son around the top. Also suggest- eat all, drink all, pay nowt and if ever tha does out for nowt allus do it for thisen.

It dates from the late 19th to early 20th century. It is in overall excellent condition with an old professional repair to the bugle and hand, minor flakes to the bugle edges and minor rubbing to the gold on the porcelain, and significant rubbing to the gold on the bronze, minor spots of corrosion to the bronze ( i.e. greening).

18th Century German Faience Ceramic Lidded Beer Stein. Pewter lid with medallion depicts Augustus II the Strong (1670-1733). Excellent antique condition.See Photos for details. 10" x 6". 4" mouth. 5.5" base diameter.

18th Century German Faience Ceramic Lidded Beer Stein. Pewter lid with medallion depicts Joseph II (1741-1790). Very Good antique condition. The handle has two small very old worn down chips.See Photos for details.

Made in Portugal. Excellent condition. No chips, cracks, or repair.

2 3/4"H x 2 3/4"D.

1 pint is painted on top of the glaze, the seaweed is underneath the glaze. Mocha ware mug has seaweed decoration in 4 places around the mug. hinder the stable integrity of the mug, some crazing to handle.

This child's mug depicts a little boy and girl in a winter scene entitled "THE SKIING MATCH". It looks like the kids set up a ski ramp against a table with the little boy sliding off the ramp and onto pillows.

For your consideration is stunning hand painted tankard, probably made in Germany, with a rare handle featuring a mythological animal head. It measures 11 3/8" high (almost 12"). It is in pretty good antique/used condition, just some loss of paint on the bottom edge (see last photo) and minor scratches (not a big deal).

Blue band with enameled applied floral decoration. Terrific urn shape. A New Jersey antiques dealer for more than 30 years, David Willis is a specialist in 17th to 19th century porcelain, pottery and American silver.

Simply incredible black Limoges tankard/ pitcher with gold handle, spout, base and incredible dragonflies. with no chips, cracks, breaks, repairs or flea bites. A gorgeous piece that is classic and elegant which suits any style and motif, this is simply timeless.

Grafs was located in Milwaukee, Wisconsin and these date to around the turn of the last Century.

The Belleek logo is a partial. I believe this is from the early twentieth century. This elegant art nouveau porcelain tankard measures an impressive 7 3/8” tall with a 4 1/4” diameter base. It appears to be hand-painted gold on a ‘pearly’ lightly off-white base color.

Other world wide locations as below. 1/2 Liter size. Etched body. Munchen stein. No cracks or chips. Interior and underside of inlay has slight browning. Fully marked, dated 1897. Other locations at cost.

Circa 1890 - 1907. Tall pitcher/tankard has a tight hairline on the bottom of the handle.otherwise very nice condition. It stands 9 1/4" tall.

Antique Taylor Smith Taylor Canine Pitcher 14" tall & 6 Tankards 5" (Mugs) with Dogs.

Antique Penna. Redware Pottery Handled Mug 19th Century. For sale we have an Antique Penna. Redware Pottery Handled Mug 19th Century. This mug is in very good condition showing very minor wear consistent with age.

The pedistal is nicely molded with acanthus leaves. It is in excellent antique condition!

The mug also has two terrific mythological dolphin heads of outstanding quality, finally it sits on three lion-like foot. DATES back to the 19th century probably ENGLAND. We also carry a very large architectural inventory which includes gates, wrought iron railings and panels, stained glass, doors, windows, etc.

This mug has a hound shaped handle with a deer scene and is brown drip glaze in color. No chips or cracks. "Rockingham Harper 1840 U.S.A." is written on the bottom.

Formed as an Ottoman Turkish woman, lacking cover. The underside with the manufactory's blue stamped mark. Condition: Overall good condition, small amount of wear to glaze, missing lid. Dimensions: 5" (H).

Prattware Satyr Frog Mug. A whimsical group of three highly unusual prattware satyr mugs each with excellent coloring and fine molded detail. The interior of each mug is fitted with a large frog. The price is for one individual mug from the group.

Fine Antique Staffordshire Pearlware Brown Transfer Printed See-Saw. Straight sides round shape on cove molded round foot on pearlware or early earthenware body with applied ear shape handle. Childs Mug.

Dates to the 1850s or 1860s. Possibly made by Coalport. This large Loving cup is beautifully handpainted. Hand painted and etched gold gilding. On one side is a floral pattern. On the other side it is written "Presented to Isaac Whieldon, Agent to FP Astley Esquire".

PORCELIAN SHAVING MUG WITH MASONIC EMBLEM COMPASS EYE AND SQUARE NAME IS G.M. BELCHER WHITE WITH GOLD AND COLOR TRANSFER OF EMBLEM BASE HAS ROYAL CHINA INTERNATIONAL 3 5/8" TALL X 3 1/2" DIA.AT BASE IN EXCELLENT CONDITION NO CHIPS CRACKS OR HAIRLINES.

Fantastic condition for an over 100 yr old porcelain.

Early Staffordshire Relief Molded Hidden Frog Large Tavern Mug. Straight sides molded base & rim, attached molded handle. 5½ " dia x 5½” h, c.2nd quarter 19th century. Natural wear & glaze crazing.

Antique 1/2 Liter size. Brown body. Applied relief with etched saying. Inlaid lid of hopsbuds. No cracks or chips. Interior and underside of inlay lily white. No issues. No castle but Mercury mark and form number, dated 1906.

This is a fine example of an Mocha Imperial Pint mug featuring an applied molded stamp with Crown labeled “Imperial” joined to the front. This type of object was in common use in kitchens and taverns all over America in the late 18th and early 19th centuries.