An 18th century Staffordshire slipware loaf dish,

An English Slipware dish, 18th century Midlands or northern England, of large size and circular form with a plain edge, decorated with a single meandering trail in cream slip over a dark brown slip co

Minton, 18th c. Salftglaze Staffordshire design serving dish. Dimensions: 7" X 6" X 8 1/2"

early 18th century, decorated with striated brown and cream marbled slips, 4-1/4 in. Provenance: Garry Atkins, London (with label to base); Property from the Collection of Dudley and Constance Godfrey

Lot includes: French faience fish monger woman (8.25"t, some chipping at hands, basket), Historical Staffordshire dish (2 3/8" tall , chipping at base), circa 18th century teacup and saucer (Saucer: 5

Fourth quarter-18th century; blue and white leaf form pickle/condiment dishes, probably Caughley, having realistic molded leaf veins on verso two - 5 x 5 1/2 in. dishes and four 3 x 3 1/4 in. dishes a

Two English slipware earthenware baking dishes. 18th/19th century, comprising, one tan and one yellow glazed. each having a brown combed pattern, the larger with a graphite notation but otherwise appa

lead-glazed comb-decorated slipware; last quarter 18th century; rectangular with notched edge, decorated with lines of dark brown slip over white slip; Provenance: The Estate of Sally W. Rhodes, Coron

ENGLISH WHITE SALT-GLAZED STONEWARE DISH, having a pierced, molded rim and molded basketweave interior. Unmarked. Staffordshire and other areas. 18th century. 9 1/8" D.Undamaged except for several min

ENGLISH WHITE SALT-GLAZED STONEWARE DISH, having a scalloped rim molded in diaper and basketweave pattern with cartouches and a plain center. Unmarked. Staffordshire and other areas. 18th century. 10

ENGLISH CREAMWARE CERAMIC DISH, undecorated, scalloped, and having a molded feather-edge rim. Unmarked. Staffordshire / Leeds and other areas. 18th century. 9 5/8" D.Expected glaze crazing, undamaged

Pair of English octagonal creamware hand decorated dishes, circa last quarter of the 18th Century. These could have been made at Leeds, or by many of the better Staffordshire potters of the time. Each

AN IRISH VODREY POTTERY MOULDED DISH, 19th century moulded with coloured flowers an Irish slipware pottery jug, with marbleised design and a Staffordshire 'Old Parliament House' dish (3)

Early Staffordshire Pearlware Pottery Figural Grouping of "The Vicar and Moses" 18th Century The Vicar asleep in the Upper tier of the Pulpit with His Clerk continuing to Preach below 8 7/8"in Good Co

18th century Staffordshire porcelain flower vase in the form of a turretted clock tower. Minor losses at bottom (not visible unless turned over). 7.5" x 3" x 7.5"

ca. 1775-1800, of unusual finish Provenance: Lord Mackintosh Collection; Edward Sawyer 9-3/4"h Provenance: Property from the Estate of John Strawbridge Lloyd, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

England circa 1760, bonbonnière showing a hand-painted cat's head mounted with a hinged lid inset with a porcelain roundel decorated with floral sprays, measuring 2" high.

England circa 1750, the hollow body molded & salt glazed figure of a seated cat featuring a black clay striated 'agate' body, decorated with cobalt splotches & cobalt ears, traces of kiln debris. Meas

England circa 1770, the enamelled piece showing a small dog curled upon a cushion, raised upon a columnar foot fitted with a screw mounted cap decorated with a floral spray, damage to helix. Measuring

Round dish top, baluster shaped pedestal on snake feet in old blue paint, 27”H x top 15.5” x16”.

England circa 1790, both having hollow moulded bodies, the larger figure showing mottled yellow & brown spot painted decoration, measuring 5.75" high, the smaller figure showing yellow, puce & green s

England circa 1770, consisting of a hollow body moulded figure of a naively modelled seated cat, decorated with spot painted green and brown detail, measuring 2.5" high, together with that of a crouch

England circa 1790, the glazed hollow body moulded figure of a recumbent lion decorated with brown & black detail, atop a green painted naturalistic moulded base, (cracked & chip to base), measuring 3

England dated 1789, the barrel shaped body fitted with a conforming lid and an applied loop handle & gooseneck spout, beautifully decorated with hand-painted flowerheads and vinery, signed by hand 'Ma

Bilston / Battersea green enamel cylindrical tube with hand painted landscape medallions surrounded by white overall X pattern, English, circa 1770. L: 13cm (5 in)