Gillers Antiques Ltd has dated these Regency Yellow Ware Pitchers to the 1800s.

Each pitcher features a bold high-relief stag hunting scene moulded in detail around the body, with sculptural hound-form handles rising from the collar. Two of the pitchers are clearly signed “PHILLIPS & BAGSTER” in raised lettering at the collar, confirming the maker.

The largest of the three showcases the most complex construction, made in five separate parts: a two-part moulded body, separate applied foot, and a two-piece moulded hound handle. It features a total of 12 moulded animals in active poses. This degree of technical complexity and sculptural detail places these pitchers in the category of highly collectible English pottery.

These pieces are documented in museum collections and reference works such as Yellow Ware: The Transitional Ceramic by Lisa McAllister (Book II). Seldom do full graduated sets survive intact, especially in this condition.

Perfect for collectors of early English ceramics, hunting-themed pottery, yellow ware, or decorative utilitarian vessels of the Regency period.
Measurements & Weight
Large pitcher – Height: 22 cm / 8.75?, Weight: 1125 g

Medium pitcher – Height: 13 cm / 5.25?, Weight: 319 g
Small pitcher – Height: 11.2 cm / 4.50?, Weight: 257 g
Condition
Large: Very small chip to the rim, otherwise excellent.
Medium: Excellent condition, no damage.

Small: Mint condition with no chips, cracks or repairs.
All three display clean moulding, excellent relief, and stable glaze.
Shipping & Packaging
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Gillers Antiques Ltd has dated these Regency Yellow Ware Pitchers to the 1800s.
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