STAFFORDSHIRE POTTERY BRANDY KEG, C.1940

Two Staffordshire Pottery Spirits Kegs, 19th Century, labeled "Port" and "Bitters", mounted on bases, drilled and fitted for electricity as table lamps Height of Ceramic 13 in. Width 11 in.

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

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

Four Staffordshire Pottery Stirrup Cups Mid-19th Century; One Example Late 18th Century comprising two fox examples, a hound example and a stag example. Height of tallest 5 inches. Property from the A

Staffordshire Pottery Figure of a Recumbent Stag Unmarked. 12 1/2 x 9 1/4 x 6 1/4 in. Applied label for Jonathan Horne Antiques, London. The Chinese Porcelain Company, The Collection of Pierre Durand

A Staffordshire pottery figure of a black and white 'Disraeli' greyhound, circa 1860, modelled recumbent next to a hare, on a serpentine plinth base with floral painted motifs.

A collection of Staffordshire pottery poodles, 19th century, variously modelled in seated or standing positions, to include examples carrying birds or hats, largest 11cm high (qty) Provenance: The Pro

Pair of Staffordshire Pottery Spaniels, third quarter 19th century, English, now mounted as lamps, the seated dogs on giltwood bases, h. to top of figure 14", overall, h. 21", w. 8-3/4", d. 5-1/4".

A 19TH CENTURY STAFFORDSHIRE POTTERY MILK PAIL with black and white decoration depicting two cows grazing, reading PURE MILK below (32.5cm diameter 23cm high)

including greyhounds, spaniels and a dalmation (Dimensions: largest 29cm high) (Qty: qty)(largest 29cm high)Qty: (qty)

19th century, English. The pair is handsomely glazed and formed one with rabbit in mouth and the other with rabbit on ground. Each piece having professional restoration at front leg. H11"

Early to mid 19th century, England. The group includes a rare female form cup with the underside of the dress exposing her legs and private parts along with a figure of an Englishman with shield and s

A hand painted earthenware figure of two seated dogs. One spaniel atop of a barrel. Issued: c. 19th century Dimensions: 6.25"L x 2.75"W x 8.75"H Manufacturer: Staffordshire Pottery Country of Origin:

England circa 1830, one shown seated next to its kitten, both with sponge painted decoration, shown seated upon an oval base, early repairs to front legs, measuring 3.25" high, together with a seated

England circa 1820, the hollow body moulded figure of a rabbit shown crouched upon a naturalistic fern modelled base, measuring 2" high x 3.7/8" wide.

English, 19th and 20th century. Group of four Staffordshire dog figurines comprising of two blue and floral motif, one small bank bust, and one as a pair on a barrel. Unmarked. Approx. h. 7.75" (talle

Five classic examples as shown here. Measures from 10.75 to 11.75 inches tall. Without proof of exemption, be aware that internet sales tax applies to all Internet transactions and local sales tax may

This wonderful pair of large figures are genuine antiques and date to the 1800's. Each is a fine and unusual example depicting a standing St Bernard Dog with amber glass eyes. Each measures approximat

HEIGHT 9 3/4 INCHES. LACKING PIPE FROM HAND. Barnaby and Karen Beck's diverse collection features numerous contemporary works of American folk art from noted artists such as Vermont's K. William Kautz

Pair of 19th century Staffordshire Pottery figural cat pen holders on blue bases. 3" x 3".

English Staffordshire Pottery Figural Lamps of King Charles Spaniels, Ca. Late 19th/early 20th C., H 13" W 10.5" 1 Pair | a pair of English Staffordshire figural lamps of seated King Charles Spaniels.

A collection of Staffordshire pottery sheep 19th century ,to include examples with figures and bocage flowers, largest 14cm high (qty)

A pair of Staffordshire pottery exotic birds, circa 1850, modelled perched on a green and brown mound, on oval bases, 24.5cm high, together with a larger similar example, modelled clasping a child by

19th Century Staffordshire pottery figure of a leopard