GROUP OF FOUR 19TH-CENTURY STAFFORDSHIRE DOGS

of various sizes. Largest: 9 cm. high

English, 19th and 20th century. Group of four Staffordshire dog figurines comprising of two blue and floral motif, one small bank bust, and one as a pair on a barrel. Unmarked. Approx. h. 7.75" (talle

England 19th And 20th Century, Three White And Gilt Glaze Dog Figures, One Group With Dog, Girl And Bird, Tallest Height 9.5, Width 9, Depth 3 Inches, All With Crazing And Gilt Loss, One With Pitting

A Group of Four 19th Century Staffordshire Pottery Figures. Depicting 'Richard Cobden', 'Admiral Sir Charles Napier', 'John Milton', and 'Captain James Cook'

A Group of Four 19th Century Staffordshire Figures. Depicting 'Mandane', 'Artabanes', 'Flora' and 'Giaffer' (from the poem 'The Bride of Abydos') Heights: 8.25" and 6.5"

A Group of Four 19th Century Staffordshire Theatrical Figures. Comprising figures of 'Ali Baba', 'Morgiana', 'Cinderella', and 'Prince Charming' Average height: 6.25"

Group of 19th century English Staffordshire greyhound dogs. The group consists of two pair of greyhounds, the largest pair are greyhounds with hares in mouths, measure 11.2 inches high x 9 inches long

Group of four early 19th century English Staffordshire blue and white earthenware plates comprising the following patterns: "Canton River" aka "Chinese Junk and Pagodas", diameter 9.37" and attributed

Four Staffordshire dogs, 19th century. The larger of the brown dogs with repairs to front legs, the others with damage or repairs and in very good condition. Ranging in size from 2 3/4"H to 7"H x 5"D.

Group of four 19th century flow blue china; antique Staffordshire by Jenny Lind flow blue bowl: light surface soiling, age wear on base rim; antique Staffordshire Matteu pattern dinner plate: age wear

A group of four 19th century historical blue transfer decorated Staffordshire plates / dishes. Comprised of 1) Quadrupeds, 8-5/8" diameter, 2) A landscape of Washington DC, c.1820, "Washington", 7.75"

A Group of Four Staffordshire Figures 19th Century comprising a model of Balmoral Castle, a church, a lion and a unicorn. Height of tallest example 10 inches. Property from the Estate of an Elegant La

Four (4) Staffordshire Dogs. 19th century.Dimensions: 8" X 5 1/2" and 5" X 3"

Lot of four 19th century Staffordshire porcelain miniatures. Includes a small box with reclining dog and horn on the lid, a small russet spaniel with doghouse, a black spotted spanial with puppies, an

19th century Staffordshire porcelain hunting dog group showing two dogs chasing a rabbit down a hole. Measures 7.5" tall. Condition: professional restoration to the rear legs of the dog on the left, s

A large assembled group of English pottery tablewares and decorations and others, 19th century, comprising four Staffordshire figural groups, two Staffordshire house form decorations (one a covered bo

Lot of two 19th century Staffordshire Dudson figural dog groups. Both with cobalt bases. One is slightly taller at 3.25" tall x 4.25" wide. Both unmarked. Condition: restoration to dog's outstretched

Group of Four English Staffordshire Animals, early 19th Century, ram, rabbit squirrel and rabbit.

19th century Staffordshire porcelain triple dog grouping. Two whippets and a spaniel. Measures 6.6" tall x 6.75" wide. Condition: professional restoration to right dog's neck and bottom left of base,

Group of four antique Staffordshire porcelain figures, circa 19th century; overall good vintage condition; the largest figure H 14" x W 6 3/4" x D 5" (approx.)Provenance: Private Collection, Palos Ver

Andrew Stevenson (English(Staffordshire) 1810-1827), Minton (English(Staffordshire) 1793–1872), Josiah Wedgwood (English(Staffordshire) 1759–2005), early 19th century. A group of four early blue a

19th century Staffordshire figural group spill vase depicting two young girls with a dog and cat. Unmarked. Measures 5.25" tall x 6" wide. Condition: professional restoration to back of spill, biscuit

19th century group including four pieces, three are clock form and a single male and female. All are in good overall condition. Tallest: H12 1/2" Sold from the collection of a Charlotte, North Carolin

19th century Staffordshire ceramic figural group depicting the Royal children with a dog. Measures 6.25" tall x 4" wide. Condition: good, no losses or repairs, may be some touch ups to paint, see imag