TWO ENGLISH STAFFORDSHIRE MUGS.

Mid 19th century. Hand colored transfer of "The Sailor's Farewell" with verse and gold luster. Applied handle, interior has grey colored frog. 4.75"h. And a loving cup with hand colored raised images

English porcelain Staffordshire-style begging spaniel mugs, measures 4"L x 4"W x 9.75". Condition report: Common wear and glaze loss, please examine all photos closely. Please examine all photos close

TWO RARE 19TH CENTURY ENGLISH POTTERY GRECIAN REVIVAL TEAPOTS together with a rare antique Staffordshire 'Bunny Steeplechase Mug'. Largest 23 cm wide. (3)

An assembled group of English Staffordshire Pottery Pearlware Canary Yellow Tableware, First Half 19th Century, comprising two transfer decorated mugs, one inscribed 'CHARITY' and the other &#

English, contemporary after the original by Staffordshire and Royal Doulton. Two figural porcelain objects including a jug form of Admiral Nelson (h. 11.5") and a figural Toby style mug (h. 5.5"). App

English, contemporary after the original by Staffordshire and Royal Doulton. Two figural porcelain objects including a jug form of Admiral Nelson (h. 11.5") and a figural Toby style mug (h. 5.5"). App

comprising four miniature Toby mugs, two cups and saucer, and nine Staffordshire houses, one a box and one a pastille burner. Chips, small losses, lavender castle with base crack, pagoda with base rep

Group of English and Continental Porcelain, Ceramic and Glass Articles Including a large blue and white ale mug; bottle whimsey, height 6 3/4 inches; two Staffordshire blue and white transfer decorate

Two English Staffordshire busts, one of The Reverend George Whitfield, and The Reverend John Wesley. 13" h, and 12.75" h, respectively

Early 19th century, one in canary yellow glaze having in the form of a child sleeping in a cradle and the other of open form. Dimensions: The larger measures 5" L x 3.5" H x 2.5" W. The smaller measur

18th/19th C., comprising a creamware example decorated in the chinoiserie style and a pearlware example with feathered edge and also decorated in the chinoiserie style Diameters from 15-7/8"dia to 17"

Early 19th century, each in the form of a baby in a cradle, Dimensions: The open example measures 4" L x 1.5" W x 1.25" H. The example with a hood measures 3.5" L x 1.5" W x 2" H. Provenance: From a P

Two English Staffordshire platters, the larger unmarked platter with landscape and cows 18 1/2" x 14 1/2", and a floral decorated platter impressed Spode on bottom 16 3/4" x 13", both mid 19th C.

first quarter-19th century; Barr, Flight & Barr oval platter, 16 in. L., and a Leeds style platter, 16 in. L.

The first, a Davenport bowl, decorated in blue with Chinese inspired foliage, the second, a blue transfer ware Willow pattern plate. Diameters 10.25 in., 9 in., respectively. Together with a group of

Third quarter 19th century. "Lord Byron" holding a pen and leaning on a column, 9.25"h. and a courting couple spill vase. Very bold colors. 10.5"h.

Third quarter 19th century. A cow with calf spill vase. Crazing and one horn chipped. 10.5"h. Scotish couple over clock face, hands at 1:25. Repair. 14"h.

Two 19th C / Early 20th C English Staffordshire split vases and figural group. Measures approximately 8-1/2" high.All sales are subject to Bremo Auctions Terms & Conditions. Please review before biddi

Two English Staffordshire Spaniel Dog Statues. Taller measures 7.5 inches in height.

Description: Vintage Stamped Demitasse Coffee Cup of English Person. Material: Porcelain/Ceramic. Measurement approximate: 2 Tall.Shipping cost: $10 excluding Hawaii, Alaska & California Note: This it

Two English Staffordshire Pottery Pearlware Canary Yellow Bacchus Jugs, First Quarter 19th Century. The larger of circular form, the smaller of hexagonal form.Dimensions: Height of smaller 4 3/4i

Two Early English Staffordshire Pearlware Cow and Milkmaid Creamers, early 19th century, to include one cow with yellow, orange and brown spongeware with bound feet, (repair on tail and horns), heigh

English Staffordshire Toby mugs, large, group of (4). Provenance: Estate of Robert Meyzen of Connecticut, co-founder of the legendary French restaurant "La Caravelle" in New York City.

19thC., one with Whippet handles. Tallest 6"h