Two Victorian Staffordshire cricket mugs circa 1840,

Two Staffordshire porcelain tulip vases, circa 1840 Formed from a fully open bloom and a closed bud set among a fan of bright green leaves, the light blue-washed bases applied with florets, 15cm high

Two part Victorian Garden urn, circa 1840. Classical shape, flared rim with low relief embossed leaves. Pedestal support resting on square base, raised on tapering square base. 21dia x 33.75h.

Including Cock Robin in black transfer and The Seasons June in green transfer print, 3 & 2 1/2 inches high.

A Staffordshire Prattware shaving mug and cover, circa 1840, with inner dished liner, titled Alfred Parrett, decorated with fishing scenes and rural landscapes, the cover with knopped finial, and moul

England circa 1840, consisting of a hand-painted pottery figure of a 'Bird of Paradise' spill vase (8" high, small crack, chips), together with a hand-painted porcelain figure of an eagle perched atop

Pair of Victorian Garden Urns, circa 1840. Two part, heavy cast iron with rolled & flared rims with embossed acanthus leaves. Embossed cabbage leaf gadroon crater borders. Urns rest on pedestal base w

A GROUP OF TWO FRAMED VICTORIAN PRINTED CERAMIC PRATT TYPE POT LIDS, STAFFORDSHIRE, CIRCA 1850-1860, the circular pot lids each framed in circular turned walnut frames, one with two men seated at a ga

TWO STAFFORDSHIRE BLUE AND WHITE TRANSFER PRINT SERVING WARES,"THE VILLAGE CHURCH" PATTERN, ENGLAND, CIRCA 1830-1840, comprising a rectangular deep serving bowl with canted corners, height: 2 1/2"; wi

Circa 1840, likely English. Each having a nicely detailed landscape at the center, one with cattle. One piece having an indention, otherwise good overall condition wear consistent with age. Each: W4 3

A VICTORIAN BLACK WALNUT WELLINGTON CHEST OF DRAWERS, CIRCA 1840, with a stepped rectangular top above two stylized lappet corbels on tall flat panels with right panel hinged and locking, opening to s

Created by William Tonks and Son circa 1840, this inkwell features a crystal vessel in the center flanked on either side by two brass griffins. It is marked on the underside "W, T & S/ Rd 272517/ T.18

Circa 1840; molded edge top with a pair of oyster veneered panel doors, reeded and lamb's tongue support, interior with adjustable shelves, bottom case with two short drawers over two long drawers wit

Circa 1840, 4 in. raised gallery, open slatted sides with two slatted dividers and engaged barley-turned columnar supports, drawer in 4 3/4 in. apron, round turned Roman feet with brass cup and roller

England circa 1840, consisting of a pair of rough coat porcelain ewes (2.5" high), two porcelain figures of a ram and ewe on cobalt and gilt mounds (4.75" high), together with a trio of rough coat por

A Staffordshire children's mug, transfer blue on soft paste porcelain, circa 1840s. A central commemorative tribute, "To Washington, The Patriot of America," is flanked by two eagles ridin

FIVE PIECES OF BLUE STAFFORDSHIRECirca 1840Four teapots, one depicting Benjamin Franklin's tomb and the others with scenic decoration, and a covered sugar bowl depicting an English manor house with a

Two Victorian Staffordshire Figures - 12in tall

Two Victorian Staffordshire pottery flat back figures depicting Prince Albert, and William III on horseback. Largest approx. 11 1 /2" high (2)

This is an excellent example of a fine mid-19th century English porcelain vase. This decorative Rococo design cup was produced by Copeland and Garrett in England, circa 1840. The vase features sturdy

Two Victorian Staffordshire pottery figures depicting Prince Albert, and Queen Victoria. Largest approx. 11 1/4" high (2)

Title: Small Mug Circa 1840 Additional Information: With spatter decoration. Measures 2-1/2” tall. Shipping: Domestic: Flat-rate of $25.00 to anywhere within the contiguous U.S. International: Forei

Late Empire or early Victorian, Circa 1840-60. Hand chased interior lid. Measures 1 3/8 x 1 x 5/8 inches. Excellent condition

JAPANESE TRIPTYCH WOODBLOCKS, 1840, TWO:Circa 1840. Kabuki actors. From an elegant home on Autumn Lane, Bloomfield Hills, Mi.

ASSORTED ENGLISH CERAMIC ARTICLES, LOT OF FOUR, comprising two Victorian Staffordshire figures, a Parian figure of a lady riding a turtle, and a copper luster pitcher. Second half 19th century. 7" to