A Whieldon-type pottery Staffordshire te

A Whieldon-type pottery Staffordshire tea-pot, circa 1765, 11cm high

(4) English pottery figurines, including Pearlware figure representing autumn, spill vase with reclining lady, Whieldon type bird, Staffordshire parrot, tallest 10-1/2"

A WHIELDON-TYPE POTTERY MODEL OF A SEATED CAT late 18th/early 19th Century, with typical marbled glaze. 9cm high

Group of 9 20th c. replica Staffordshire type pottery dog mantle figures including spaniels, majolica rabbit candleholder, girl with bird on dog, etc. ht. 4"-10.5"

(lot of 2) Ceramics, including: (1) English Staffordshire Whieldon-type creamware rooster/ cockerel figure, late 18th/ early 19th c., in brown, green and blue glazes, open bottom, chips, stress lines,

A Staffordshire teapot of Whieldon type, circa 1765, of ovoid form with flower head finial and moulded vine design, simulated branch handle and spout, 12cm high

A Staffordshire pottery George Whitfield type Nightwatchman Toby jug, mid-19th Century, in typical seated pose, wearing a brown overcoat, holding a black hat and lantern, on a marbled base, 9-1/2:T ch

ENGLISH STAFFORDSHIRE TORTOISESHELL CERAMIC DEER AND STUMP FIGURE recumbent buck beside cut tree, with molded foliate/floral base, decorated in the round with Whieldon-type underglaze polychrome color

ENGLISH STAFFORDSHIRE PEARLWARE / PRATTWARE BULL-BAITING CERAMIC FIGURAL GROUP, standing on a molded green base, featuring a horned bull being provoked by a pit bull, having Whieldon-type underglaze p

ENGLISH STAFFORDSHIRE CREAMWARE CERAMIC PUG / DOG FIGURE sitting on a base, having a collar and curled tail, decorated in the round with Whieldon-type underglaze polychrome colors and open-bottomed. C

ENGLISH CREAMWARE WHIELDON-TYPE TORTOISESHELL CERAMIC PLATES, SET OF THREE, each with brown-sponged decoration on cream ground with molded royal rim. Unmarked. Staffordshire and others. Third quarter&

ENGLISH STAFFORDSHIRE CREAMWARE CERAMIC DOG FIGURE sitting on a green base, decorated in the round with Whieldon-type underglaze polychrome colors, and open-bottomed. Collection sticker attributes to

ENGLISH STAFFORDSHIRE CREAMWARE CERAMIC BULL TERRIER / DOG FIGURE sitting on a base, having a collar and curled tail, decorated in the round with Whieldon-type underglaze polychrome colors and open-bo

ENGLISH STAFFORDSHIRE CREAMWARE CERAMIC HORSE FIGURE recumbent on molded green base, decorated in the round with Whieldon-type underglaze polychrome colors and open-bottomed. Circa 1775. 3 1/4" HOA.Ex

ENGLISH STAFFORDSHIRE CREAMWARE CERAMIC WOMAN FIGURE sitting on a green base with dog and holding a basket of fruit, decorated in the round with Whieldon-type underglaze polychrome colors and open-bot

Late 18th-19th century. Small redware creamer with striped ivory glaze. Minor glaze flakes. 3.75"h. And a small English creamware tub with Whieldon type marbelization. Repaired. 1.5"h. 3.5"d.

An antique 1870s ceramic figurine, Staffordshire pottery. Staffordshire figures are a type of popular pottery made in England from the 18th century onward. Most Staffordshire figures made from 1740 to

A group of sixteen various Staffordshire type figures, including two paired sheep and lamb, seven poodles in various naturalistic poses, a poodle set in a doghouse with taunting cat, a small spaniel,

Lot of three including a cup plate by Clews with landscape with skiff type boat, 3 1/2" diameter; plus flora teapot9 x 5 x 5 1/2" high; and deep saucer with English cottage scene with figures, 6" diam

Vintage brown spongeware plate, made by MMA, English creamware in the Rockingham agate or tortoise shell pattern originally made by Whieldon - Staffordshire during the late 1700s. size: .75h 9.5w

Pair of Staffordshire Type Cats: height 19cm(2)

Staffordshire or "Shropshire", circa 1750. The word "Jackfield" comes immediately to mind when describing this three-footed pot, which is, generically, the type of black glazed red earthenware made ea

Staffordshire or Shropshire, circa 1750. The word Jackfield comes immediately to mind when describing this three-footed pot generically, the type of black glazed red earthenware made early- to mid-18t

Dark celadon green glaze. H. 11.5 cm (4 1/2 in.)