ENGLISH STAFFORDSHIRE POTTERY T. FORESTER & SONS

ENGLISH STAFFORDSHIRE POTTERY TRANSFERWARE ARTICLES, LOT OF FOUR, including a scallop-molded rectangular teapot printed in black with a Spanish-style scene, an Enoch Wood & Sons two-handled sugar bowl

ENGLISH STAFFORDSHIRE POTTERY FLOW BLUE TABLE ARTICLES, LOT OF FIVE, comprising an Alfred Meakin "Mentone" pattern soup tureen and cover, a John Maddock & Sons "Clematis" pattern oval molded vegetable

1- Charles Allerton & Sons Potteries, Staffordshire, England c.1890 Cake Plate. It features a water hen feeding in a lily pond with cat tails and reeds. The background is an aesthetic composition with

Decorated Vase by George Jones & Sons, of Trent Pottery, Staffordshire, dating to the late 19th Century. Floral Imperial Rouge pattern of irises, with hand gilded rims. The vase is fully marked to

(16) Piece Late 19th c. English Blue & White Transferware Pottery Tea Service, by Charles Allerton & Sons, Longton, No. 766, Rd. No. 69456, with paneled images of a child and dog, birds, and floral mo

A large 19th Century Victorian Staffordshire pottery flatback named figural group, "Prodigal's Return," a father and son depicted in costumes inspired by the Bible. Hand colored with gilt accents with

DESCRIPTION: An antique english George Jones & Sons Crescent faience large pottery vase, from Stoke-on-Trent, North Staffordshire, England. In beige color, with brown floral and leaf motifs, and furth

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.

ENGLAND, LATE 18-EARLY 19TH CENTURY A collection of eleven English Staffordshire pottery animals. The lot consists of three rabbits on blue bases, a yellow base rabbit, small blue base rabbit, three c

A 19TH CENTURY ENGLISH STAFFORDSHIRE POTTERY TRIPLE SPILL VASE in the form of a tree stump. 25 cm x 14 cm.

Late 18th century examples each hand crafted and tin glazed with enamel decoration. Each has older professional conservation at the heads detectable with blacklight. H6" W9" Sold from the collection o

The lot includes an antique Staffordshire New Marriage Act Figure, Circa 1825. The plaque on the figure reads THE NEW MARRIAGE ACT. JOHN FRILL AND ANN BOKE AGED 21 THAT IS RIGHT SAYS THE PARSON AMEN S

Grouping of ten (10) English Staffordshire pottery items, some with hand painted accents, including four (4) child's mugs with "Franklin's" or "Poor Richards" maxims, four (4) mugs with various transf

A pair of antique English Staffordshire pottery figural spill vases modelled as a cow and her calf standing in front of a tree trunk. H 2893 & H 2984. H. 27.9 cm (11 in.)

ENGLISH STAFFORDSHIRE POTTERY TRANSFERWARE TABLE ARTICLES, LOT OF FIVE, transfer-printed in pale- and medium-blue, comprising a vegetable dish base with children in a romantic scene, one fishing near

PAIR ENGLISH STAFFORDSHIRE POTTERY ZEBRAS: Two opposing 19th-century Staffordshire Zebra figures. Approx. 6.25'' h x 5.25'' w x 2.5'' d.

Good colors and no damage

19th Century, Comprising Pair Of Highland Couple On Horseback, A Highland Couple Group, An Italian Couple Group, And One Spaniel Dog, Tallest 10.5 Inches, All With Crazing, Craquelure, Small Glaze Chi

Last half of the 19th century. Handsomely formed and glazed example with titled at the bottom of the scene at each side reading Willie Brew'd a Peck O Malt. Very good condition, no restorations. H9 1/

Lot 8 English Staffordshire Pottery Dogs. Four pair of dogs. Pr of colored dogs marked Staffordshire. All other pairs marked Beswick England. -- Dimensions: H: 10 inches: W: 6.5 inches: D: 4 inches --

Early 20th century. The pair having excellent form and glaze very charming set converted to lamps. One dog had some damage to its base. The female dog with pup is in good condition overall. Male dog i

19th century example featuring man with pipe in hand and mug in other hand. Very nicely colored throughout and the pipe is in good overall condition. H11 1/2" Sold from the collection of a private Cha

A Pair of English Staffordshire pottery Mantle dogs. Brown and white with blue bows as collars. They have some wear and paint rubbed, and some normal crazing and wear from age. No major damages, no cr

19th century group including four pieces, three are clock form and a single male and female. All are in good overall condition. Tallest: H12 1/2" Sold from the collection of a Charlotte, North Carolin