MINIATURE STAFFORDSHIRE SALT GLAZE TEAPOT.

Two Staffordshire saltglaze teapots and covers, circa 1760 Both of globular shape with crabstock handles and spouts, one teapot and matching cover with a curious green 'ermine' ground reserving on bot

Two Staffordshire saltglaze teapots and covers, circa 1760 Both of globular shape with crabstock handles and spouts, one with an unusual black pebbled or 'shagreen' ground reserving a single rose and

Staffordshire salt glaze stoneware teapot, ca. 1765, on a blue ground with floral panels, 4 3/4'' h. Competitive In-House shipping is available for this lot.

Staffordshire salt glaze stoneware ovoid teapot, ca. 1750, with an applied meandering vine, resting on three animal paw feet, 4'' h. Competitive In-House shipping is available for this lot.

Staffordshire salt glaze stoneware ovoid teapot, ca. 1755, with applied floral and scrolling designs, and animal paw feet, 5 1/2'' h. Competitive In-House shipping is available for this lot.

1740-50. Slip-cast on two sides as a three-story house with doorway and steps, and on the short sides as a two-story house, above a chinoiserie figure and fruit spray, the cover knop and the spout mol

One-cup teapot. Bright blue colored globular teapot with crabstock handle and spout, the body enamelled front and back with pink bouquet. Staffordshire, c.1760-1765. H. 10.5 cm (4 1/8 in) W. 16 cm (6

Small Staffordshire salt glaze stoneware dish, ca. 1760, with openwork rim and center, decorated with a courting couple, 4 1/2'' h., 5 1/8'' dia. Competitive In-House shipping is available for this lo

Decorated with Flowers and Butterflies

Antique 1859 English Staffordshire salt glaze pitcher Enville Hunt Scene with fowl, handle with game birds, 8"h

1845 pewter lidded jug with Gothic detail, cast registration mark of Charles Meigh, March 17, 1842, 8 1/4" H. Condition - good.

Make Do metal band around end of spout

1842 pewter lidded jug with Gothic heads and window panels, cast coat of arms registration mark of Charles Meigh, March 17, 1842, 9" H. Condition - chip on underside of base.

Antique H. Hall Hanley Staffordshire Salt Glaze Stoneware Pithcer with Lid. Measures 8 3/4" tall. Condition: Cracks at bottom and along side

Staffordshire Saltglaze Stoneware Lion Plaque, Late Eighteenth Century. Covered in dark brown glaze, and molded with a pair of napping lions. H: 8 in., W: 9.875 in., D: 1.625 in.

A very rare pair of Staffordshire saltglaze models of Hawks, circa 1755-60 The birds standing upright and looking straight ahead, perched on rockwork bases, cast in white saltglaze with the eyes, beak

miniature salt glaze, all signed under 1"

Stoneware miniature salt glaze. Issued: 20th c. Dimensions: 5"H, tallest Manufacturer: Royal Doulton Country of Origin: England

The first English Delft polychrome, Liverpool, circa 1740, molded with a bird perched on a branch; the second a Staffordshire saltglaze stoneware wall pocket, press-molded with an allegorical portrait

Rare Avon Salt Glaze Ceramic Teapot with British Registry Mark on bottom. 8.5"W (including handle) x 5.5"H

Lot 2 Miniature Crown Staffordshire Teapot And 3 Handled Cup. Cup Measures 1.5 X 2 Inches, Teapot 3 X 2 Inches.

One cup teapot. Globular form, crabstock handle and spout. Decorated in enamel colours. Acorn finial. Painted imagery depicts pastoral scenes on either side, one with a woman carrying a basket and the

Three Staffordshire Earthenware Salt Glazed Teapots, largest having stripped painted body, repair to cover; a basket painted soft paste pitcher having repaired rim, handle and cover; along with a blue

Staffordshire Salt Glazed Pottery Teapot, 18th/19th c., with raised floral and shell decoration, h. 4 1/2 in., w. 7 1/4 in., w. 4 3/4 in . Provenance: Estate of Stephen G. Henry, Jr., Baton Rouge, LA