Redware Seated Spaniel

Antique Molded Redware Seated Spaniel Still Bank. Cold painted brown with gold highlights. 9"h. Condition: Good with wear.

Lot of two including a circa 1840-50 redware seated spaniel bank in clear glaze, 5.5 x 2.5 x 5." high; and circa 1880 sewer tile seated male lion, 9 x 4 x 4.5" high. Condition 1st with wear to glaze a

Glazed Redware Figure of a Dog, PA origin, third quarter 19th century, hand-modeled figure of a dog with incised fur, collar, and basket in mouth, seated on a rectangular base with canted corners. Sur

Ray E. Lear Waynesboro, Pa. Redware Spaniel Figure. Molded hollow body of seated spaniel with cold painted surface. 9"h. Condition: Very good.

Earthenware seated spaniel with mottled red-brown glazes. J. & W.O. Brown & Co., Patented 1859. Impressed maker's mark. H. 35 cm (13 3/4 in.).

Rare and Fine Slip-Decorated Redware Spaniel with Related Poster, Pennsylvania origin, circa 1840-1880, slip-cast figure of a seated spaniel with incised details to face, the surface decorated with he

Fine Glazed Redware Spaniel Bank, attributed to George Wagner, Carbon County, PA, late 19th century, molded figure of a seated spaniel on slab base with applied coleslaw mane and tail tip, the surface

Glazed Redware Spaniel Bank Attributed to George Wagner. (Lehighton, Carbon Co., PA Circa. 1860). Molded and mottle glazed figure of a seated spaniel with applied coleslaw mane and tail tip, incised d

Late 19th century. Including a turkhead mold and a seated spaniel. Varying wear. Spaniel 9"h. Mold 10" diameter.

Second half-19th century, redware. Seated male and female with "Jackfield" glaze and gold trim. 12.25"h.

PENNSYLVANIA EARTHENWARE / REDWARE SPANIEL FIGURE, lead-glazed, seated hollow form with tail curved around back feet. Incised "E.M" and "1861" to underside. Circa 1861. 10" HOA.Excellent condition exc

Fine Pair of Slip-Decorated Redware Spaniels, PA origin, third quarter 19th century, molded in the form of opposing, seated Cavalier King Charles spaniels, each decorated with heavy manganese and yell

PENNSYLVANIA POLYCHROME-DECORATED EARTHENWARE / REDWARE SPANIEL FIGURAL BANK, lead-, copper-, and manganese-glazed over a slip wash, left-facing hollow seated form with closed front legs coin slot to

Glazed Redware Pottery Spaniel Still Bank Attributed to George Wagner, Carbon County, PA, circa 1860. Molded figure of a seated dog decorated with applied coleslaw head and tail. Manganese, green and

PENNSYLVANIA POLYCHROME-DECORATED EARTHENWARE / REDWARE SPANIEL FIGURAL BANK, lead-, copper-, and manganese-glazed, left-facing hollow seated form with closed front legs and coleslaw decoration to man

Glazed Redware Pottery Spaniel Still Bank. Attributed to George Wagner, Carbon County, PA, circa 1860, molded figure of a seated dog decorated with applied coleslaw head and tail, manganese and green

Glazed Redware Spaniel Doorstop, Pennsylvania origin, second half 19th century, molded figure of a spaniel with hand-incised details to face, paws, and locket, the figure seated on an octagonal base h

Mid 19th Century. Seated with white glaze spots. One has small glaze flake, one has repair. 7.5"h.

An exceptional Pennsylvania redware figure of a dog with a basket. Circa 3rd quarter of the 19th century. Lead and manganese glazed, probably Vicker's Pottery, Chester County, PA. Hand modeled of a se

Yellow ware seated spaniel with flint enamel glaze, 10 1/2" x 9" x 6"

19th c PA redware seated dog with basket, 4-3/4" h, from the collection of George S McKearin, acquired c 1974. Ex: Collection of Irvin & Anita Schorsch, Hidden Glen Farms, 749

Pre-Columbian, West Mexico, Colima, ca. 500 BCE to 500 CE. A redware pottery figure of a seated shaman, leaning slightly forward and resting both hands on his knees, and an opening in his head that le

Pre-Columbian, West Mexico, Colima, ca. 300 BCE to 300 CE. An adorable and quite large seated Colima dog vessel with a flared spout emerging from its forehead. This most famous class of Colima artifac

Pre-Columbian Colima Redware Seated Dog from West Mexico, ca. 200 B.C-200 A.D. Redware pottery seated dog vessel having a funnel type spout on top of his head. Depicted with a short uncurled, pointed