18th Century Staffordshire Match Striker Mantle Pieces

In creamware and polychrome painted, 4 x 4 x 5" high.

Staffordshire pottery flat back mantle figure of the notorious 18th century highwayman and associate of Dick Turpin, Tom King - also known as 'The Gentleman Highwayman'. This piece measures 11" tall a

A large wood mantle piece, Edo period, ca. 18th century, depicting two Foo dogs, biting into a ornate sphere. Remains of gold leaf. Dimensions: 32" W x 11" H x 8-1/2" D; Weight: 12 lbs 12 oz. Provenan

England circa 1770, the enamelled piece showing a small dog curled upon a cushion, raised upon a columnar foot fitted with a screw mounted cap decorated with a floral spray, damage to helix. Measuring

Two patriotic 19th century collectibles. The first a Staffordshire porcelain match safe with striker depicting a seated Lady Liberty holding a 13 star American flag and a bouquet of flowers, the flag

An oval covered box with figural fox and with a striker inside the cover (chipped ear), along with a large match striker with male figure in 18th century garb. Measures 3 x 3.75 x 3 inches and 8.5 x 5

An oval 18th century Staffordshire Prattware wall plaque featuring a nymph on a platform beside a coiled green dolphin. 7.50" H x 5.5" W. See reverse for newspaper description of piece. Chips and pain

English, c.1795. Early hand painted Staffordshire pottery piece depicting a male and female figure mounted on a base. H. 16.5 cm (6 1/2 in.)

Lot includes an 18th century creamware basket with molded scrolling floral decoration and "A Present/For My Girl" on one side, loop handle, oval with yellow glaze and brown highlights, 3 1/2" x 2 1/4"

Antique Toby Jug that was likely produced in the late 18th or early 19th century in the Staffordshire Region. It features gold painted details and a tricorn hat top perfect for pouring. This piece mea

Lot of (2) Late 18th c. Creamware Serving Dishes, in painted green and black leaf motif pattern (but not a perfect match), incl: Chestnut basket with stand, both pieces with openwork design, black pai

English, 18th C. Together with a polychrome glazed Prattware pitcher, English, 18th C. 2 pieces From 4"h x 5 3/4"w to 7"h x 6 1/2"w By descent from the Estate of Robert Weeks DeForest and Emily Johnso

Cup and saucer and late 1700s/early 1800s Staffordshire tea bowl, approximate height 3".

Includes A Matching Pair Of Spaniel Dogs Standing Guard, Which Were Habitually Placed On Mantle Pieces In 19th Century Homes. Figurines Measure Approx. 8.5"h

Title: Staffordshire Couple Dimension: Measures 14” x 7.5” X 3” Provenance:English 19th century, these figures were made for the working class who wanted mantle pieces similar to the more afflue

Second-half 20th Century Each polychrome porcelain in hues of red and blue advertising various hotels and liquors, one with accompanying ash tray, 6 pieces Largest: 4" H x 5.75" Dia. Provenance: T

Likely 18th century. Two pieces, one in blue and another in green. The larger green example having the Staffordshire mark on verso. The blue edge example is unmarked. The blue example having an old ha

2 PIECE EARLY LIGHTING LOT: To include- 18th to early 19th century tin hanging Betty Lamp with locking lid and hanging hook and pick, also attached is a chain with snuffer/scissors, pick and tweezers.

19th century. Consisting of six interesting pieces. The smallest figural group having a small hole in the back approximately 1". The match strike having a small chip to rim 1/16" Otherwise good condit

Type: Bowls, plates, platters, etc. Materials: Ceramic Markings & Inscriptions: Most marked Date: 17th - 19th century Maker: VariousDescription: Appriximately 28 pieces, including a 17th/18th century

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"

ca. 1775-1800, of unusual finish Provenance: Lord Mackintosh Collection; Edward Sawyer 9-3/4"h Provenance: Property from the Estate of John Strawbridge Lloyd, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

England circa 1760, bonbonnière showing a hand-painted cat's head mounted with a hinged lid inset with a porcelain roundel decorated with floral sprays, measuring 2" high.