(lot of 3) English majolica spill vases, 19th century,

Four Staffordshire Glazed Figures and a Figural Spill Vase English, 19th/20th Century Height of tallest 12 3/8 inches. This lot is located in Cincinnati. Property from a Michigan Collector

(lot of 2) English Staffordshire figural spill vases, mid to late 19th c., including: (1) depicting dog and deer, intact with hairlines, crazing, approx 8"h, 6.75"w, 3"d, (1) shepherd with sheep, craz

(lot of 4) English Staffordshire pottery figural mantel garnitures and spill vase, 19th c., including: (3) mantel garnitures, (two) depicting figures in Scottish dress beside a goat, both intact with

(lot of 4) English Staffordshire spill vases and pastille burners, mid to late 19th c., including: (2) pastille burners, in the form of houses, both with crazing, (one) approx 6.5"h, 4 3/8"w, 3 3/8"d,

(lot of 2) English Staffordshire spill vases, mid to late 19th c., similarly styled, but not believed to be a pair, depicting a leaping stag being pursued by a hunting dog, the larger with professiona

(lot of 3) English Staffordshire figural spill vases, mid to late 19th c., including: (1) depicting couple with deer, crazing, approx 6.75"h, 5"w, 1.75"d, (2) depicting man and woman in Scottish dress

third quarter, 19th century; attributed to Browne, Westhead & Moore Co., modeled as rat terrier chasing mouse on fallen basket, on bed of wheat, 12 in. H., 14 in. L.

(lot of 3) English Bristol glass garniture set, 19th century, each decorated with white painted fushias on a black ground accented with gilt banding, consisting of a covered urn, and two vases, larges

Pair of Staffordshire Pottery Spill Vases England, 19th century, ht. 11, wd. 9 3/8, dp. 2 in. For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

19th century English Staffordshire deer spill vase measuring 11.75" tall x 7.75" wide. Condition: two hairlines to one deer's leg, see images. Weight: 2.3 lbs.

(lot of 3) French Barbotine majolica garnitures, late 19th c., with mottled blue-brown glaze, dolphin-form handles, applied flowers with typical chipping, including: (1) jardiniere, approx 9"h, 13.5"l

(lot of 3) French Barbotine majolica garnitures, late 19th c., including: (1) jardiniere, oval form with scalloped rim, scrolled handles with lion mask joins, mottled brown glazed ground, applied flor

(Lot of 5) English porcelain miniature vases and teapots, early 19th century, comprising (3) Spode floral encrusted examples with painted 'SPODE' factory mark, including 'schneeballen' teapot #4698, r

An English Porcelain Tureen and Cover Modeled After the Warwick Vase 19th Century Height 13 3/4 x width over handles 14 inches. This lot is located in Chicago.

Antique 19th century glazed ceramic Majolica, likely English, with numbered mark to base, two sections, with figures to vase; minor chips, repaired chip to rim; H 18 3/4" x D 15 1/2" (approx.)

English Staffordshire pearlware spill vase, 19th c., tree trunk with three recumbent sheep, small losses to tree branches, applied elements, approx 7.5"h, 7.75"w, 4.5"d, 2lbs **Provenance: A prominent

* Three Majolica Figural Spill Vases late 19th century comprising a pair and an individual example, each in the form of a figure standing before and oversized flower, with various impressed numerals t

Lot of 3 porcelain vases. China. 19th century. To include a lang yao double gourd vase (truncated) and 2 peach bloom bottles. Largest 8in H. Please note, the smallest vase has been damaged during prev

A Continental majolica triple fish spill vase, late 19th century, 18cm high; and another similar single example, 17cm high

(Lot of 3) English style trays, 19th/20th century, comprising Chinoiserie style red tole example signed 'Viola Carien', 30.5"l x 22.25"w; Georgian style red tole example signed 'Louise Wallace, Leomin

(lot of 3) English relief decorated ceramics, 19th century, consisting of Watcombe (Torquay) terracotta ware bust of Clite impressed 'WATCOMBE TORQUAY 884', raised on ebonized wood plinth, 11"h (overa

(lot of 2) English Staffordshire spill vases, late 19th/ early 20th c., depicting a leaping stag being pursued by a hunting dog, both with crazing, one intact with professional restoration apparent un

(a) The portraits have descended in the sitters' family. The couple is identified as Edward Charles and Alice Martha Sheppard who married in 1825 in Lambeth, England. The couple and their only child,

Lot of 3 Antique English stone garden planters. 19th century. 8 1/2"h x 18 1/2"w x 14 1/2"d, 9"h x 20 1/2"w x 15 1/2"d, 8 1/2"h x 19"w x 14 1/2"d