Pair of large Sadler Burslem pottery figures of lions

Pair of Large Sadler Burslem Catsearly 20th century, enameled black pottery with gold edged neck-bows and inset glass eyes, each stamped to unglazed redware foot rims, "Sadler / Burslem / England". 12

Ten-Piece Collection of Porcelain Animal Figures 19th/20th century, English and Asian, mostly Staffordshire, including a large black dog with glass eyes, marked "Sadler, Burslem, England", a pair of w

PAIR LARGE CHINESE POTTERY FOO LIONS, WHITE & GOLD, MARKED MADE IN CHINA, APPROX 11" X 9.5"

**First Time At Auction** Pre-Columbian, West Mexico, Jalisco, ca. 300 BCE to 300 CE. Two tall ceramic female figures, one seated and one standing. Both are "sheepface" with their faces dominated by l

Pair of Large Glazed Pottery Resting Lions. Unsigned. Crackle to glaze, normal wear otherwise good condition. Measures 12" H x 21-1/2" W x 8" Depth. Shipping: Third party. (estimate $400-$600)

Large Redware Pottery Lion Figure, glazed ceramic sculpture, signed illegibly. In the manner of Lester Breininger. Size: 9.5'' x 11'' x 5'' (24 x 28 x 13 cm).

Pair of large lion figures, tin, 40" h x 17" w x 25" d. Provenance: From the collection of interior designer Thomas Britt.

A pair of Continental pottery figures of recumbent lions, unmarked, 12.5"h x 18"l x 8"w.

DIMENSIONS APPROX 27x27x13CM. Please carefully study all photographs to get an accurate idea of the object. In good condition, as seen. Shipping is in-house and we ship internationally to US and rest

1899 - 1944; Lancaster and Sons (Hanley) Ltd green stamped mark; 13 inches wide; 5 inches deep; 11 1/4 inches high

Large Breininger Redware Pottery Lion Figure. (Modeled after the Shenandoah pottery lion). Standing lion with yellow ground mottle glazed, applied brown glazed spaghetti pottery mane and tail, signed

Large Breininger Redware Pottery Lion Figure. (Copy of Shenandoah pottery). Standing lion with yellow ground mottled glazed, applied brown glazed spaghetti pottery mane and tail, signed LB and dated 1

(pair) Large patinated bronze lion figures, each with open mouth and curled tail, in a seated pose, atop a globe, on squared base, approx 69"h, 20"sq **Provenance: from a San Antonio, Texas collection

ENGLISH STAFFORDSHIRE PEARLWARE CERAMIC PAIR OF LARGE MEDICI LION FIGURES, each with polychrome brown decoration standing on a rectangular pink lustre base having one front paw on a ball, tail curled

Rare Pair of Glazed Pottery Lion Figures, One Stamped "THE SWEDISH CERAMIC / MANUFACTURING CO. / CHICAGO, ILL", early 20th century, pair of molded lion figures, each reclining on a thick rectangular b

Large 19th Century Staffordshire pottery figure, ' The Lion Slayer ' together with a Staffordshire pottery ' Snuff Taker ' Toby jug figure

A pair of large Victorian Staffordshire pottery flat back figures depicting the Queen of England, and Prince of Wales. Titled to base. Largest approx. 17 1/4" high (2)

A pair of large Victorian Staffordshire pottery flat back figures depicting the Queen of England, and Prince of Wales. Titled to base. Largest approx. 17 1/4" high (2)

DESCRIPTION: Pair of large Chinese polychrome, mirrored porcelain sculptures, each depicting a guardian lion ("foo dog") signed. Includes two fitted Karl Springer stands. CIRCA: Late 19th - Early 20th

Pair of Large Chinese Turquoise Glazed Pottery Temple Lions. Bears an incised mark on the base. Measures 22" x15" x 7-3/4". Condition: Crazing to the surface. Estimate: $300.00 - $600.00 Domestic Ship

Pair of English Glazed Pottery Figures of Recumbent Lions, and a French Redware Enamel-Decorated Bowl, Nineteenth Century. Each lion covered in splashed pale yellow and brown glazes; the bowl molded w

Pair of large lion sculptures, pottery with green glaze, 29" h x 20 1/2" l x 13 1/2" w. Provenance: From the collection of interior designer Thomas Britt.

Pair of large lion sculptures, pottery with green glaze, 29" h x 20 1/2" l x 13 1/2" w. Provenance: From the collection of interior designer Thomas Britt.

Pair of American Bennington pottery opposing lion figures, possibly Lyman Fenton & Company, 1849-1858, with a mottled brown/green flint enamel glaze, and applied coleslaw mane, having no apparent mark