ANTIQUE STAFFORDSHIRE POTTERY REBECCA BY THE WELL

19th century. Having nice colors and overall in well kept condition. No restorations detected or breaks. H13 3/8" Sold from the collection of a prominent East Battery home Charleston, South Carolina.

Circa 1830, Britain. Nicely formed example having well detailed glazed and painted body. No apparent restoration detected, good overall condition. H8 1/2" Sold from the collection of a private Columbi

Lot of two including a water pitcher with English village scene with castle, unmarked, 8 1/4 x 6 1/2 x 6 3/4" high; and teapot with Rebecca at the well motif with floral surround11 1/2 x 5 x 7 1/2" hi

Group of Six Staffordshire Pottery Biblical Themed Figures and Figural Spill Vases Comprising four examples of the Sacrifice of Isaac, height of tallest 13 inches; Rebecca (Rebekah) at the Well, heigh

Mid 19th century, likely Staffordshire. The two having nice form and are well glazed throughout. No restoration detected. H9" Sold from the collection of a Carolina gentleman and lady.

Early to mid 19th century, England. The group includes a rare female form cup with the underside of the dress exposing her legs and private parts along with a figure of an Englishman with shield and s

This wonderful pair of large figures are genuine antiques and date to the 1800's. Each is a fine and unusual example depicting a standing St Bernard Dog with amber glass eyes. Each measures approximat

Hand painted horse head flanked by gilt decorated horseshoe and shelf, all-over crazing, some cracks / glaze flaking and paint loss, in as-found condition. H: approx. 10 1/2". W: approx. 7 1/2". D: ap

A painted figure of a feline with black and orange tortoiseshell spots, and seated on a red and green cushion. Issued: c. 1870 Dimensions: 4.25"L x 3"W x 6.75"H Manufacturer: Staffordshire Pottery Cou

Includes two sheep, dog, stag, bird in tree, deer and bird. Sizes 4-9" tall. AS-IS. Property of the William Gwinn Mather's Estate of Cleveland, OH.

DESCRIPTION: Two antique and two possibly antique polychrome Staffordshire ceramic pottery figures: (1) Bulldog pen holder or quill holder depicting a recumbent bulldog atop a cobalt blue base complet

19th century. The group includes a pair and a single each having nice colors. The castle example having a piece at the backside broken away, the piece is inside for restoration if so desired. Tallest:

19th century. Each of varying form to include people with horses and village people. Good overall condition with some crazing to surface consistent with age, a nick to the hat of one figure. Tallest:

19th century, Britain. The group includes three figures. A Scottish hunter with his dog and rabbits hanging from shoulder together with a seated man and woman and a figure of Napoleon. Some crazing to

Fantastic pair of antique Staffordshire dog figurines with gold gilt details. Most likely early 19th century. Each dog measures about 9" in height and 6" in width and 3.5" in depth.

Two 19th century white glaze figural dog bottles with cork stoppers. No apparent marks. Good condition with a few expected nicks. Taller bottle with small hairline crack to lip. 6.25" H & 6.5" H.

19th and early 20th century. Two bud vases along with a seated figure and a smaller lady and gentleman figure. Small flakes around the rim of the vase. Tallest: H7 7/8" Sold from the collection of a C

DESCRIPTION: Four pieces of polychrome Staffordshire-style and possibly antique Staffordshire ceramic pottery: (2) Possibly antique Staffordshire mirrored seated whippet dog figures. Possibly late 19t

Antique Staffordshire pottery John Wesley bust

4 antique Staffordshire pottery pieces; including 2 rare Spill vases, 4"H(2), 5.35"H(2)

Ca. Mid 19thC. Stag has a tight line seen from underneath, doe has a repaired chip(s). Otherwise both fine and very presentable.

Ca. Mid 19thC. Ram has repaired front leg, otherwise overall very good. White sheep w/ red spots; green tree and base

Antique Staffordshire Pottery Flatback Spill Vase Sleeping Sisters Approximately 4 3/4 x 4 1/2 x 2 3/8 inches.

Antique Toby Jug that was likely produced in the late 18th or early 19th century in the Staffordshire Region. It features gold painted details and a tricorn hat top perfect for pouring. This piece mea