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Updated.....29th
April 2012
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Introduction
After thirty
five years of collecting and selling toby jugs we thought
it was time to share a little of our knowledge We hope
this web site will be of interest to new and seasoned
collectors alike. There will be a connoisseurs jug shown
on the left, a featured toby and a range of models all
for sale.
Our commitment
is to offer the finest quality toby jugs and to give
generously our knowledge and expertise, as you will
see looking through these pages.
The main aim
of the site will be to convey to collectors the finer
points in building a great collection of good merit
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<A
fine traditional "Long Face" Ralph
Wood toby jug circa 1785
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fine well coloured Pratt ware toby jug circa1800>
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Deighton
Toby Fillpot print
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Inspiration for
the toby jug
This article is a
generalization of the toby jug which is aimed at new collectors.
It will show how the toby jug evolved from the 1780s through
to the present day. The link below will show how a particular
model has evolved.
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Toby
Jugs through the ages
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See more information
about collecting Staffordshire pottery and items for
sale at:
www.rarepottery.com
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Copyright
© 2011 : All rights reserved Ray and Diane Ginns www.antiquetobyjugs.com
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