Staffordshire Pottery Bust of Christ, England, 19th

Rogers Staffordshire Pottery England, 19th century. Max L 9 1/4 in.

Pair of Staffordshire Pottery Spill Vases England, 19th century, ht. 11, wd. 9 3/8, dp. 2 in. For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

A GROUP OF FIVE STAFFORDSHIRE POTTERY FIGURES, Staffordshire, England , late 19th century

John Locke bust in red painted cloak on a faux painted pedestal. Impressed name on verso. H 18cm (7in)

A hand-painted pottery bust of Tsar (Czar) Alexander I of Russia (r: 1801-1825) wearing a military uniform with white sash. The bust is turned slightly to the right and sits upon a marbled, waisted po

Staffordshire Pottery Bust Of Reverend John Wesley, 19th C., H 11.5'' W 7'' Depth 4.5'' Depicting the founder of the independent Methodist movement. Provenance: From a Lathrop Village, Michigan collec

THREE PIECES OF STAFFORDSHIRE POTTERYEngland, Second Quarter of the 19th Century1) Spill vase with a leopard. Height 7.5”.2) Spill vase with sheep and applied flowers and grass. Signed “Lo

Fine English Staffordshire pottery bust of George Washington, circa early 19th Century. Washington is portrayed with finely modelled gray hair and delicately painted face, wearing a royal blue jacket

7 soft paste pottery figures. England. 19th century. Staffordshire and others. To consist of: 2 dogs depicted laying on plinths and 5 lambs. Largest: 6in length. Minor small flake chips to some bases

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

England late 19th century, consisting of a pair of baby leopards on white platforms measuring 1.25" high, a recumbent lion on a green base measuring 1.5" high, a brown bear on a green base measuring 1

England, late 19th/early 20th century. Boldly colored, pink luster decorated horses atop cobalt blue glazed foundation. Marked at base. Good condition, no cracks, chips or restoration. H8 1/4 “

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

19th Century, England, Largest Height 4, Width 5, Depth 2 Inches, Two Edge Chips To Largest Blue And Green. See Photos For Additional Condition.

Mid 19th century, England. Having brilliantly gilded and painted surface with decoration of a young lady at one side and a boy at the other with cattails at the spout. Good condition with no restorati

1- Charles Allerton & Sons Potteries, Staffordshire, England c.1890 Cake Plate. It features a water hen feeding in a lily pond with cat tails and reeds. The background is an aesthetic composition with

ENGLAND, LATE 18-EARLY 19TH CENTURY A collection of eleven English Staffordshire pottery animals. The lot consists of three rabbits on blue bases, a yellow base rabbit, small blue base rabbit, three c

St. Peters Pottery, Newcastle, England, 2nd quarter-19th century, pearlware. Impressed "FELL." Recumbent ram with green, brown, and yellow glaze decoration. 5.25" long. (LR10)

,England,19th Century Group includes a New Wharf potters platter and bowl, two Davenport Amoy plates, and a Landing of Lafayette historical Staffordshire pitcher. Earthenware,Platter 11" long,Pitcher

Description: 19th Century Antique Military Group Turkey, England France Figurine. It’s a Staffordshire pottery depicting trio of Sultan of Turkey, Napoleon III of France and Queen Victoria of E

England circa 1830, one shown seated next to its kitten, both with sponge painted decoration, shown seated upon an oval base, early repairs to front legs, measuring 3.25" high, together with a seated

England circa 1820, the hollow body moulded figure of a rabbit shown crouched upon a naturalistic fern modelled base, measuring 2" high x 3.7/8" wide.

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 circa 1820, both showing tulip shaped nozzles decorated with hand-painted Greek-key motifs, rising from recumbent griffins resting upon curvilinear molded bases. Measuring 4.5" high.