A Minton Statue After John Bell of Dorothea, England, 1845-1860

MANUFACTURE: Minton (ENGLAND) SCULPTOR: John Bell (1811–1895) NAME: Dorothea YEAR: circa 1860 CONDITION: Excellent. Minor chip to corner of base. HEIGHT: 14 inch / 35 cm WIDTH: 7 1/2 inch / 19

Minton Parian John Bell Model of Dorothea, England, 1851, The seated figure modeled with satchel and shoes by her feet, impressed and raised marks, ht. , 13 1/2 in. For further information on this lot

Minton Parian Porcelain Statue / Figurine Clorinda, modeled by John Bell. Circa 1848. ; Country of Origin: England; Dimensions: 13.5"H x 7"W x 5.5"L;

Pair of 19th Century Minton by John Bell Parian Ware Statues Figurines Clorinda Female Warrior with a Wound from Battle Resting atop a Rounded Base 13.5" H & Dorothea Seated Woman with Flowing Hair Re

Large; exquisite piece. Seated woman with flowing hair with shoes laying by her feet. Raised John Bell modeler's mark on base. Minton mark on the underside. Chip to collar and base. Artist: John Bell

19th century; "Clorinda," impressed "John Bell,184?," and "Dorothea," both designed by John Bell (1811-1995), each 12 in. H.

Minton Parian Ware Figure of Dorothea by John Bell for Summerley's Art Manufactory C. 1859 13 1/4" high

Circa 1865 Mintons English Parian ware 13 1/2" (h) x 7 1/4" (l) x 6" (w) Dorothea figure. Relief John Bell trademark on left side of figure. Incised Minton mark on base. [104] CONDITION: 3/4" X 3/4" c

Minton Parian Figure of William Shakespeare, England, c. 1851, designed by John Bell and inscribed, impressed on the back on the base. Dimensions:H18" x W8" x D 4.5" Condition: good, surface dirt.

Extremely rare uncut sheet of Bell & Everett campaign Ferrotype, created to make campaign buttons. This example was produced for the 1860 campaign against Lincoln -Hamlin. Stamped on plate. "Melainoty

Antique Staffordshire , Circa 1860, all white glazed porcelain statue with Scottish rider/ hunter on horse, a stag draped over the horse. Areas of gilt. Made in England. Hand painted A John J. Gredler

Antique Staffordshire , Circa 1860, all white glazed porcelain statue with Scottish rider/ hunter on horse, a stag draped over the horse. Areas of gilt. Made in England. Hand painted A John J. Gredler

[Americana] [Bell, John, and Edward Everett] 1860 Presidential Campaign Ribbon 1860. Silk presidential campaign ribbon, with portrait of Tennessee politician John Bell of the Constitutional Union Part

Hand-colored lithograph titled "Grand National Union Banner for 1860 / The Candidates and Their Platform", published by Currier & Ives, New York, N.Y., 1860. Features jugate depiction of John Bell and

1860 Currier & Ives cartoon titled "Political 'Blondins' Crossing Salt River." The cartoon actually favors John Bell & Edward Everett who stand safely on the "Constitutional Bridge." Abraham Lincoln a

Compotes c.1860, After a design by John Thomas Modeled as a merman and a mermaid supported by a turtle and holding a shell bowl above their heads, 12½". ( Only one of two known pairs) The design of t

New York Coin Silver Repousse Water Pitcher, John L. Westervelt, Newburgh, NY, act. 1845-1905, ret. Wendell & Feltman, Albany, NY, act. 1860-1864, vase form with tooled borders, scroll handle and flor

Herbert John Finn (British, 1860-1942) "River Thames," watercolor on paper, landscape depicting the River Thames in London, England, signed and dated '1917' lower left. Image: 29" H x 37" W.

A set of twelve pate-sur-pate gilt and enameled porcelain dinner plates Minton, England, retailed by Tiffany & Co., New York, NY, date marks for 1928-1929 The pate-sur-pate decoration depicting putti

Pitcher 8.5 x 9 inches, stamped J. Bell (John Bell), and Food Mold 9.5 in diameter and 3.25 inches tall. Both glazed and decorated.

With unusual mirrored top and roll up door. 66"H. 32 1/2" wheels. Good Condition.

Pair of diminutive John Bell/Waynesboro manganese and lead glazed earthenware pottery jugs, ovoid form with applied handles, upper shoulders impressed JOHN BELL WAYNESBORO, signed on the base with the

A set of twelve pate-sur-pate gilt and enameled porcelain luncheon plates, Minton, England, retailed by Tiffany & Co., New York, NY, date marks for 1928-1929 The pate-sur-pate decoration depicting put

A BRONZED METAL FIGURE OF A NEOCLASSICAL MAIDENAFTER JOHN BELL, 20TH CENTURY On stepped simulated marble mounted base, now fitted as a lamp 210.5cm high, 45.5cm wide at the hips Provenance:Barnwell Ma