Two Staffordshire Vases

Two Staffordshire spill vases, 19th c. Each approx., 10 ½ inches high, 9 inches wide.

Two Staffordshire porcelain tulip vases, circa 1840 Formed from a fully open bloom and a closed bud set among a fan of bright green leaves, the light blue-washed bases applied with florets, 15cm high

13.5"(H) Condition, Old repair to one dog. Firing crack on another dog. Needs cleaning.

Property from a Savannah, GA Estate Description: 10 Staffordshire Figurines (19th/20th C) and 3 Reproduction Stirrup Cups, comprising two lamb bud vases marked 'Old Staffordshire Ware England', tw

Two Staffordshire rams; together with a cow, a zebra and a cow spill vase, all circa 1850 Tallest = 7.5"h x 6"w x 4"d

England circa 1840, consisting of a hand-painted pottery figure of a 'Bird of Paradise' spill vase (8" high, small crack, chips), together with a hand-painted porcelain figure of an eagle perched atop

Two early English painted chalkware figures and a Staffordshire spill vase. Largest: 13 1/8" high, 6 1/4" wide. Smallest: 6 3/8" high, 8" wide. Condition: paint wear, loss, a few chips.

Two shelves of Staffordshire figural groups, 19th century, including a lady riding a camel, a large horse spill vase, a Blackamoor with a bow, a pair of cows with bocage, and 'The Victory, all with da

Antique Staffordshire pearlware spill vase and figure of a Highlander shepherd holding his stick and standing next to two lambs. Dimensions: Height 13", Length 7", Depth 3.5" Condition: restoration to

Three Tray Lots, to include three Steuben crystal animals, Chinese porcelain, Angelus Descodate desk clock with alarm, barometer, thermometer, Staffordshire dogs, along with two Cloisonne vases made i

Staffordshire figures and spill vases, including The Bride's Nest, The Gardener, and two pastille cottage burners; plus two Chinese export bowls of small size and an export open pitcher (h. 4-3/4 in.)

Bernard Moore (1850-1935) vases with dragon decoration and gilt accents, two: double gourd vase and small vase Stoke-on-Trent, Staffordshire, England high glazed ceramic underglazed signatures taller:

A WEDGWOOD SAGE GREEN JASPERWARE LIDDED CALYX KRATER ON STAND, BARLASTON, STAFFORDSHIRE, 1955, the flaring classical two-handled vase with lid on square plinth with cameo decoration from "An Offering

Eight Staffordshire Glazed Earthenware Dogs English, 19th/20th Century comprising two pitchers, three dog figures, a matched pair of dogs marked Staffordshire / Made in England, and a spill vase with

Three hand painted porcelain pieces: two "Bizarre" vases for Newport Pottery and "Crocus" biscuit barrel with wicker handle for Staffordshire Ceramics, Burslem, England, ca. 1930s All stamped Tallest:

English, 19th/20th C. Comprising, a couple with sheep, a man with scarf, a woman with goat, two couples, and a spill vase.Losses, surface distress, wear. Tallest: 8-1/2"h

Two castles and two cottages, the largest is a spill vase. All mid 19th century. Dimensions: From 5" x 1 1/2" to 7" x 3", the heights range from 5 1/2" to 8 1/2". Provenance: From a Philadephia collec

Two Tray Lots of Porcelain and Ceramic Items, to include Chinese porcelain vase, cups and saucers; Worcester bowl with painted Asian scene; Liverpool bowl; Staffordshire; along with a blue glass candl

English, 19th/20th C. comprising, a spill vase with two whippets, a spill vase with two poodles and two parrots, and a figure of a Whippet with a rabbit kill. 10-1/2"h, 11"h, and 12-1/4"h

Large Sterling Strauser (Pennsylvania, 1907-1995) oil on board abstract still life painting, horizontal orientation, depicting two vases of multicolored flowers on a pale green background, rendered in

Hideaki Miyamura, Two Vases Kensington, New Hampshire Glazed porcelain, gold Tenmoku glaze, gold Hare's Fur glaze Both signed to undersides H: 16 ¾, Dia: 7 in. (taller, approximate) H: 12 5/

Isabelle Pammachius (20th-21st c.)Two vases and dish Glazed stonewareEdited by atelier de BoisbelleModel created circa 2000La BorneDish signed beneath the baseVase: H 33 x L 22 x W 5 cmDish: D 33 x H

Hideaki Miyamura, Two Vases Kensington, New Hampshire Glazed porcelain, one Yohen crystalline glaze Both signed to undersides H: 16 ½, Dia: 7 in. (taller, approximate) H: 16, Dia: 8 in. (shorter,

BAROVIER SEGUSO & FERRO ETC. Two vases, Murano, Italy, 1930s Blown glass, gold leaf inclusions Unmarked Taller: 9 1/2" x 7 1/2" Provenance: Italian glass from a Miami collector