Staffordshire, England, Two fireplace dogs, ca. 1880

Two early 19th century STAFFORDSHIRE porcelain dogs, having reddish/brown decoration through and lock style collars. Ca. 1840 ENGLAND. One is a shade shortly as shown and has hairline on verso as show

Herend and Staffordshire Porcelain Assortment Including two Staffordshire England dogs, a Augarten Vienna Porcelain Pheasant Bird Figure and a Herend Hungary heart0-shaped bowl with lid Condition: Ver

"Beswick" Pottery England Staffordshire King Charles Spaniel Mantel Dogs, ca. 1950s Dimensions Width: 6" Depth: 4" Height: 9 1/4"

Hunt’s Playing Card Manufacturing Company Ltd. England, ca. 1880. 52. Two way courts. Back has flowers in oval. VG-. Soiled and inked double “X” marks on the Ace of spades.

Including a Staffordshire hen- on- nest measuring approx 10" in length, two small dogs marked "Staffordshire England", a later "Valley Forge Historical" blue plate, a "ABC" plate with a lion (Note: pl

Originally listed at $400... Staffordshire (England or Scotland, 19th century). A delightful ensemble of four Staffordshire dog figurines - endearing spaniels standing guard that were also referred to

[2] Two Old Staffordshire England Porcelain Dog Figures. White dog figures. Size: 10h x 6w

73. Stag Hound Dog Cane- Ca. 1880- A nicely carved hound with two colored glass eyes, silver metal collar, maple shaft and a brass ferrule. H.- 4“ x 2“x 28“ $250-$350

Two Pairs of Ceramic Dog Figures, Staffordshire, England, 18th/19th century. A matched set of hollow-cast earthenware King Charles Cavalier Spaniels in seated position, with gilt and enamel-painted de

England, ca. 1820s. Two states plates with "America and Independence" and matching centers. One with white edge has repaired table ring. 10.5"d. And a "Peace and Plenty" plate. 10"d. All marked for Cl

Ceramic dogs, pair, England, 1880. 9w x 5d x 12h

Beckett, Gilbert Albott a. A Comic History of England. London: Bradbury, Agnew and Co., ca. 1880. Later printing. Two volumes. Sumptuously bound in full finely polished crimson calf with gilt flourish

Ceramic dogs, pair, England, 1880. 10w x 5d x 15h

Eight Staffordshire Glazed Earthenware Dogs English, 19th/20th Century comprising two pitchers, three dog figures, a matched pair of dogs marked Staffordshire / Made in England, and a spill vase with

England, first quarter 20th Century. Porcelain. Two seated dogs painted rust red and white.

Two Pairs English Staffordshire Dog Figurines - 20th Century. Two pairs King Charles Spaniel Staffordshire dogs. Each with mark "Staffordshire Ware Kent Made in England". 9" h. Condition: Minor normal

An antique lot of silver-plated items. Consists of two salvers and one fruit bowl. Made in England, Ca. 1880 - the 1920’s Dimensions: 1st salver: D x H: 21 x 2.5 cm 2nd salver: D x H: 25.5 x 2.

DESCRIPTION: Two Staffordshire ceramic wares figurine. Features glazed earthenware sitting dalmatian dogs on cobalt blue base. Marked on the underside: "Staffordshire Ware England" CIRCA: 20th Century

England circa 1860, one modelled as a collie resting upon a grassy mound fitted with double quill holders and a shell shaped well (2" high), the other modelled as a spaniel holding a basket in its mou

Ca. late 19thC. No chips, cracks or repairs. Both have air holes. Not marked or signed, likely made before 1880s.

Three hand painted porcelain pieces: two "Bizarre" vases for Newport Pottery and "Crocus" biscuit barrel with wicker handle for Staffordshire Ceramics, Burslem, England, ca. 1930s All stamped Tallest:

England early / mid 19th century, consisting of two Thomas Whieldon style standing dog figures, together with a hound's head, the highest measuring 2.25" high. Two with remnants of inventory tags.

Two Pairs of Vintage Staffordshire-Style Dog Figures - Group includes: A) a pair of Beswick England white sitting Spaniel dogs, gilt accents, craquelure to glaze, 7 3/4" h. B) a pair of standing dogs,

19th century assorted models and sizes, the two smallest marked "Ford's (?) Ware England" largest pair: 13 inches high; smallest pair: 7 inches high