An English Creamware Stirrup Cup.

An English Creamware Stirrup Cup. Depiting the head of The Pope and the head of the devil. Together with three stoneware jugs, one black basaltware jug, two toby jugs, and one silver lustre covered su

Three English Stirrup Cups , incl. pottery foxhead, engraved glass and cranberry glass boot

English Silver 6 1/2� Stirrup Cup. Fox head. London hallmarks on rim. 14 Ounces. Mint.

A set of four (4) Royale Stratford English Staffordshire stirrup cups. Crafted from fine English porcelain with hand painted details. Includes: one (1) fox; one (1) bear; one (1) domesticated dog; and

Four English Silver-Plate Stirrup Cups 20th Century the wolf example stamped Silver Plate/ Sheffield England, the stag head example stamped Sheffield/ Silver Plated/ England. Height of tallest example

figural, by Royal Stratford, 4 1/2", excellent.

Staffordshire creamware bull's head stirrup cup (repaired). height 4 1/2 inches Provenance: Estate of Peggy & David Rockefeller having stamp/label.

Cylindrical body with fluting and beading, twisted spout, loop handle, and a convolvulus finial. Cream base decorated with fluting highlights in green. Derbyshire, Melbourne Pottery. c. 1775. H. 10 cm

English Staffordshire porcelain stirrup cup of a dog, 19th Century. Possibly a hound dog. Unmarked. Weight Approx., 1 lbs Measures Approx., 2.5 inches x 2 inches x4.5 inches tall Domestic Shipping: $2

English Staffordshire porcelain stirrup cup of a fox, circa 1900. Hand painted with a black collar. Unmarked. Weight Approx., 1 lbs Measures Approx., 3 inches x 2.75 inches x 5 inches tall Domestic Sh

20th Century, English, Staffordshire Figural Stirrup Cup. In the form of a horses head with silver rim. Signed inside, Royal Stratford. 5" H. Provenance: From the Private Collection of Daniel Bibb, At

English Staffordshire porcelain stirrup cup of a fox, 19th Century. Hand painted with a grapes and leaves to the neck. Possible maker mark "M" to the interior. Weight Approx., 1 lbs Measures Approx.,

ENGLISH CERAMIC HOUND STIRRUP CUP white-glazed with hand-painted black spots and wisps, with incised nostrils. 1840. 4 1/3" HOA, 2 1/8" D.Excellent visual condition, with professional restoration to e

Pair of early 19th century English fox head with grape leaves and cluster stirrup cups. Measuring approx. 4.75" tall. Overall good condition with one having small rim chip and other having chip to ear

An estate lot of eight (8) vintage English to antique stirrup cups. Crafted from fine porcelain with hand painted finishes. Depicting assorted dogs. Includes (2) with STAFFORDSHIRE marks, the the othe

DESCRIPTION: Antique sterling silver stirrup cup fashioned as the head of a realistic, ravenous boar. Hallmarked on side of cup proper. Total weight: 662 g. CIRCA: 20th Century ORIGIN: England DIMENSI

DESCRIPTION: Elizabeth II sterling silver stirrup cup in the form of a fox's head, modeled looking upward with mouth open and featuring gilt interior and gilt tongue. Hallmarked on collar with sponsor

England, second half 19th Century. Age splits. 4.5"h.

6.5in H x 5in W x 3in D Tantalus

Group includes two smaller Staffordshire TALLIO cups, two rare English Staffordshire dogs, two larger red fox 5" tall note one chipped ear, and two 7" tall white fox one is Italian on English Italy (l

English Staffordshire Pearlware Fox Head Stirrup Cup and Shell Shaped Flask, or snuff, the stirrup cup molded as a fox head, hand painted in brown and amber colored glazes, together with an early Staf

English Creamware Coffee Pot and Two Cups and Saucers Unmarked. The coffee pot 9 1/4 x 8 x 4 1/2 in. Property from the Collection of Wynn A. and Elizabeth F. Sayman

"A Group of Nine English Pearlware Fox and Hound Stirrup Cups 19th/ early 20th century Comprising two fox-head stirrup cups, one inscribed 'Talleo,' and seven hound-head stirrup cups. (9). (H: 2 1/4,

Large lot comprised of 17 pieces of English and Continental decorated creamware including cups, saucers, small bowls and underplates. All with various hand painted decoration. Largest bowl 6 1/4 inche