Staffordshire, Bushbury.-

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

Assembled Coalport and Crown Staffordshire Chinese Willow Pattern Porcelain Table ServiceApproximately ninety-seven pieces. Diameter of dinner plates 10 1/2 inches. C

STAFFORDSHIRE AMERICAN VIEW TRANSFER-PRINTED CERAMIC SOUP TUREEN, featuring the Pennsylvania Hospital, Philadelphia on exterior of base, the Brooklyn Ferry on interior, and the Battle of Bunker Hill o

Open vegetable dish with the 4 medallions of Jefferson, Welcome Lafayette Nation's Guest, Governor Clinton, and President Washington at the top. Dish has Enville Hall, Staffordshire in the center and

STAFFORDSHIRE AMERICAN HISTORICAL TRANSFER-PRINTED CERAMIC PLATTER, featuring the Arms of Georgia depicting the arch of the "CONSTITUTION" supported by pillars representing "WISDOM&quot

A Staffordshire Mochaware Jug and a Staffordshire Pearlware Beer Jug  Circa 1785-1820 Height of each 7 7/8 inches.  Provenance: Property from the Art Institute of Chicago

152 piece Crown Staffordshire (English 1801-1985), service in the 'Ye Old Willow' or 'Chinese Willow' pattern, the assembled partial dinner service retailed by Tiffany & Co. and comprising, 12 dinner

A good early Staffordshire family group, circa 1825 Modelled as a mother and her two children, one child riding on a shaggy dog with black markings, the other standing beside a tree applied with disti

on iceberg advertising 'James Atkinson's Bear's Grease 44 Gerrard St.' 16"l, 9 1/2"h; Flower Family Collection

circa 1818 - 1834; James and Ralph Clews, Cobridge; impressed "Clews Warranted Staffordshire" mark; 2 serving bowls (12" dia); 3 serving bowls; 3 two-handled trays; 5 rectangular platters (9 1/2", 10

JOSEPH HOLDCROFT (Brown Edge, Norton, Staffordshire, England. 1856-1904). Planter with pedestal. England, late 19th century Polychrome majolica. Marks and numbering on the reverse. Damage to one claw

Patrick Hennessy RHA (1915-1980) Interior with Staffordshire Model of Prince Albert on Horseback Oil on canvas, 61 x 45.5cm (24 x 18”) Signed

Two English Staffordshire busts, one of The Reverend George Whitfield, and The Reverend John Wesley. 13" h, and 12.75" h, respectively

Assembled English porcelain dinner service with Orientalist / Chinoiserie motif decoration, 38 pieces, comprising 12 Crown Staffordshire dinner plates, and 2 each teacups and saucers, Aynsley pieces i

ENGLISH STAFFORDSHIRE HAND-PAINTED CERAMIC PAIR OF RABBIT FIGURES, each having black-splotched decorations with peach noses and nibbling on green lettuce, decorated in the round. Unmarked. Mid-19th ce

STAFFORDSHIRE AMERICAN HISTORICAL TRANSFER-PRINTED CERAMIC PLATTER, featuring the Arms of "DELAWARE", depicting a farmer lifting a ship with his left hand and a militiaman, each standing bes

Rare large English Staffordshire 19th century pottery figure depicting a King Charles Spaniel resting atop a green pillow with a mulberry colored skirt and ribbon decoration to each corner. 7 1/2" H x

pair of dogs on oval plinth with paw feet, 15", professional repair to one base foot and chip to one base foot

(lot of 76) Staffordshire dinner service, c. 1805-1834, "Zoological Sketches," by Job Meigh & Son, black transfer on white ironstone body, with crazing, staining, lines, etc., including: (24) dinner p

Staffordshire Bust of Andrew Jackson , 19th c., titled "Genl. Jackson/President, U.S., h. 12 in., w. 6 in., d. 4 1/4 in., together with another bust, probably Lafayette, h. 8 1/4 in

Figure of Sarah Fairbrother, Mrs. Fitzgeorge, on horseback, together with a pair of spaniels. Greatest height 15in. (38cm)

ca. 1775-1800, of unusual finish Provenance: Lord Mackintosh Collection; Edward Sawyer 9-3/4"h Provenance: Property from the Estate of John Strawbridge Lloyd, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Staffordshire Green Glazed Earthenware Cylindrical Teapot and Cover Unmarked. 5 1/2 x 7 1/2 x 4 in. Property from the Collection of Wynn A. and Elizabeth F. Sayman

1. Staffordshire double tea caddy, salt glaze 1740-1750, 4 1/2" tall by 5" long2. Staffordshire tea caddy, 4" tall x 2 3/4" long, green glaze w/ garden design 1750