18th C Staffordshire Redware Teapot by Thomas Barker

Small "Egyptian Black" Shiny Salt Glazed Red Stoneware Teapot with Raised Decorations. Likely made by Thomas Wedgwood (son of Gilbert Wedgwood) circa 1752. Shows approx. .75" crack/chip on lid. Weighs

A late 18th century Staffordshire creamware teapot and cover with chinoiserie decoration, with figures in an outdoor setting, painted in polychrome enamels, the cover with a relief foliate finial, the

England dated 1789, the barrel shaped body fitted with a conforming lid and an applied loop handle & gooseneck spout, beautifully decorated with hand-painted flowerheads and vinery, signed by hand 'Ma

England circa 1780, both lidded globular shaped bodies with foliate moulded gooseneck spouts & entwined strap handles, the larger example decorated with hand-painted enamels depicting a lion tamer, li

18th Century Round Jackfield redware Tea Pot with Squared Handle from 18th Century. Pot is made of Brown Clay Covered with Glossy Black Glaze in the Jackfield Style. Both Pot and Lid are free from Chi

Late 18th century, Staffordshire, transfer printed with a ship on one side and a compass on the other side with phrase "Come Box the Compafs", lid with applied flower finial, impressed Neale & Wilson

A Staffordshire Creamware Ladies Teapot 18th Century Width 7 inches.

ENGLAND, FOURTH QUARTER 18TH CENTURY An English Staffordshire agateware tea service for two. The set includes a teapot, covered sugar bowl, waste bowl, and a pair of cups and saucers with underplates.

A Staffordshire saltglazed stoneware camel teapot and cover , mid 18th century, modelled as a recumbent camel with howdah and moulded in relief with figures and foliage, paper collection labels, 15cm

Staffordshire Salt Glazed Pottery Teapot, 18th/19th c., with raised floral and shell decoration, h. 4 1/2 in., w. 7 1/4 in., w. 4 3/4 in . Provenance: Estate of Stephen G. Henry, Jr., Baton Rouge, LA

Early Staffordshire Prattware and Pearlware, 18thc. Comprising a Prattware Teapot, c.1790, of ocatgonal form decorated with berry sprigs in yellow, mustard and blue, the cover with a seated lion finia

Group of Early Staffordshire Whieldon Ware Items, 18thc. Comprising a small teapot in underglaze brown on cream ground, another in underglaze gray on a cream ground, and a small scalloped dish in gree

Staffordshire White and Blue Salt Glazed Stoneware, to include a shell teapot with cover, 18th century with molded spout, set on claw feet, cracks in making, chip on spout, height 6 inches.

Unglazed pear shaped redware coffee pot and domed cover. Sprigged en rocaille with Chinese figures within scroll borders. Developed in imitation of Chinese Yixing wares. Staffordshire, c. 1760. H. (wi

One-cup teapot. Bright blue colored globular teapot with crabstock handle and spout, the body enamelled front and back with pink bouquet. Staffordshire, c.1760-1765. H. 10.5 cm (4 1/8 in) W. 16 cm (6

Early Staffordshire Pearlware Pottery Figural Grouping of "The Vicar and Moses" 18th Century The Vicar asleep in the Upper tier of the Pulpit with His Clerk continuing to Preach below 8 7/8"in Good Co

18th century Staffordshire porcelain flower vase in the form of a turretted clock tower. Minor losses at bottom (not visible unless turned over). 7.5" x 3" x 7.5"

Extremely rare, 18th century Staffordshire odalisque figure. Orientalist. Mounted in a presentation case circa 1920s. This very rare figure is superb in quality and rarity.

Chinese Export 18th century teapot Length, handle to spout: 9.5 inches Width: 5 inches Height including lid: 6.25 inches

AN 18TH CENTURY STAFFORDSHIRE BLUE AND WHITE PEARLWARE COMMEMORATIVE LARGE JUG inscribed 'RICHARD WALLKER 1787' within a ribbon-tied leafwork cartouche and oriental figural landscape scenes to the sid

Marked with jade marking, 11 x 7 x 7 cm.

3 18th century Staffordshire pearlware porcelain figures depicting the seasons. Each of a woman in robe with seasonal decoration standing next to an urn. A few as-made cracks. Light wear to all pieces

18th Century Thomas and Ricard Penn Land Indenture. Signed by John Penn, Lt Governor of Pennsylvania and son of Richard Penn and grandson of William Penn. Also signed by James Hamilton. Framed and mat

2 18th century Staffordshire pearlware porcelain figures. 1) Depiction of liberty with helmet and torch. Marbleized plinth. 2 as-made cracks. Chip to robe and side of base. 8in height. 2) Figures danc