Group of tobacco jars, c.1840-1920 (ceramic)

A pair of Doulton stoneware green ground oviform tobacco storage jars, c.1900. Impressed mark, each moulded with an MM monogram between flowerheads 14½in. (37cm.) high Five large pottery green ground baluster tobacco storage jars, late 19th century. Each cold decorated with a crown, crest or shield within an inscribed garter 15in. (38.2cm.) high Three pottery tobacco storage jars and metal covers, c.1900. Each of baluster form, two moulded in relief with coats of arms, the third named for SHAG 9in. (23cm.) high cold decorated pottery tobacco storage jar and metal cover, c.1920. Of baluster form, each decorated with a portrait of a beauty below an inscribed banner on an iron-red ground 9in. (23cm.) high overall An English stoneware baluster tobacco storage jar, c.1840. Moulded in relief with a portrait of a pipe-smoking man below a plain cartouche between bands of fruiting vines 9¾in. (24.6cm.) high A large glazed pottery pipe Late 19th century The bowl modelled with a caricature face 27½in. (70cm.) long