Pottery drinking or serving vessels in the form of a human figure, usually a stout seated man holding a mug and wearing a three-cornered hat, first manufactured in England in the 18th century.
This term has 8 records attributed within our system.
AAT
Object name
Object category
3000262517
fillpot jug, Toby
fillpot jugs, Toby
jug, Toby
jug, Toby fillpot
jugs, Toby
jugs, Toby fillpot
Tobie
Tobies
Toby fillpot jug
Toby fillpot jugs
Toby jug
Toss-pot
Toss-pots
13yrs ago
Production:
Unidentified Staffordshire factory
Production:
Wood, John (II)
(Possibly)
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