Early 20th Century Staffordshire Pottery Toby Jug - Marshal Ferdinand Foch mice and aside from some light

and aside from some light scratches

Exhibits moderate signs of age and wear

with a small amount of rust around the edges

Industrial chest of drawers made of salvaged and repurposed shipping crates for brands such as Montgomery Ward

This industrial lamp includes a caged socket for protecting the bulb in a factory setting

Early 20th Century Staffordshire Pottery Toby Jug - Marshal Ferdinand Foch mice and aside from some light1918; Royal Staffordshire Pottery London Antique Toby Jug designed by Carruthers Gould and manufactured by Arthur J Wilkinson. It depicts Marshal Ferdinand Foch, Supreme Allied Commander of the Western Front during World War I. "A Toby Jug, sometimes referred to as a Fillpot (or Philpot), is a pottery jug crafted in the form of a seated person or the head of a recognizable individual. Typically, the seated figure is portrayed as a heavy set, jovial