Antique Witch | Jones & Walley Stoneware Pitcher | “Gipsey” PatternYouve probably seen this Victorian witchy pitcher reproduced in lesser quality many times and even those are getting high prices these days! Heres the genuine article from Jones & Walley, stamped with the manufacture date 1842. The design shows a woman in a witchs hat bending over a fire and cauldron. Her family is on the reverse side. Measures about 10 at its tallest and is made of heavy, off white stoneware. Condition is excellent save for the

5” x 16”

Presented as found in its original frame

Turn of the century antique cabinet card photo of a nun wearing a giant pectoral crucifix

Not marked

Hy would be short for Hyram (or Hiram)

wear to the extremities of the spine

is made from Vulcanite

Has not been cleaned

Antiques with this imagery are very hard to find- I only have about half a dozen pieces in my collection

This unusual antique photo of a young woman in a pseudo-medieval costume

Does it really count as filler if it’s erotic

It depicts a woman in a riding habit admiring herself in a mirror while her husband looks on with a concerned gaze