19th C. Companion Pair of Russet and White Staffordshire Cows Figures with Herdsman

19th C. Companion Pair of Russet and White Staffordshire Cows Figures with Herdsman by a Stream. Large: 10.5" Wide, 5" Deep, 9.5" High, Small: 8.5" Wide, 4" Deep, 8" High (As Found - Chip on Ear of Co

19th C. Companion Staffordshire Cow Figures - Spill Vase and Creamer. Russet and White Staffordshire Cow Figure Spill Vase with Basket at Hoofs and Standing on Green Pastoral Base with Gilt Edges, Alo

19th C. Russet and White Staffordshire Cow Figures of Cow and Calf, Two Total, Each Situated Near a Stream and Having Hand-Painted Gilt Edges. A: 6" Wide, 3" Deep, 4.5" High, B: 6" Wide, 3.5" Deep, 4.

A PAIR OF 19TH CENTURY STAFFORDSHIRE COW AND STANDING FIGURE GROUPS depicting a farmer and milkmaid, each on grassy oval bases with running water 20.5cm high 20.5cm across bases

English, 19thC. 4 1/2"h x 6"l

Staffordshire cow and calf figure pair, mid 19th C, a mother cow with her calf on rockwork base, first hoof on a path, leading the calf, in hand painted decoration, 7 1/2"H, 9 1/2" W along with a cow

Staffordshire Dog Pair 19th Century Russet and White Gilt Embellishments: Lovely pair of early Staffordshire Dogs. Measure approximately 6.25 inches tall. Right dog has heavier crazing with a small ch

A pair of Staffordshire milkmaid and milkman/cow figures, 19th c. These were made as creamers. 7 ½ inches high, 9 inches wide.

Depicting horse and cow at trough, with birds. Titled to base. Minor paint loss (see photos) Ht. 26.5 cm.(10 1/2 in.) Approx. weight: 830 gr.

Pair of glazed cows and figures, circa 1860. 7.5w x 4d x 6h

Pair Staffordshire Spaniels 19th Century Russet and White Separated legs, Collar and Locket: A great pair of Staffordshire Spaniels with collar, locket and separated legs seated in Russet and White. L

(4) Antique Staffordshire figures, including: (1) pair red and white spaniels, 12"H; (1) figural spill vase with four lambs, 11.5"H; (1) figural spill vase with two goats, 7.5"H. Circa - 19th C.

Mostly 19th c and includes a pair of dogs, also a large seated white Staffordshire spaniel; 12-1/4” h with some imperfections including fracture running from dogs neck to top of tail, a colorful

Two Staffordshire Figures, Cow and Ram, 19thc. Comprising a figure of a young girl milking a cow, the coe transfer printed with a blue and white chinoiserie, together with a figure of a ram and a lamb

English pottery cow creamers with covers. Both figural groups including a cow and milk maid in a brown and white glaze resembling treacle. Each raised on a stylized base. H. 13.5 cm (5 1/4 in.)

A Pair of 19th Century English Blue & White Platters. Each transfer decorated platter is of oval form with "Wild Rose" border containing a Neoclassical image with ruins, figures, and cows. Impressed "

PR. 19TH STAFFORDSHIRE SPANIELS: This hand painted pair of late 19th c. seated Staffordshire Spaniels features russet red & white coats with gilt collars, chains, and padlocks. Approx. 14" h x 11" w x

STAFFORDSHIRE BLUE & WHITE TRANSFER WELL-AND-TREE PLATTER, 19TH C., L 20 3/4":Elongated platter decorated at the well with figures and cows alongside a river. Raised on two feet and well. No apparent

A pair of 19thC Rogers blue and white meat plates decorated with a pastoral scene with cattle watering and figures beyond. Impressed marks under. Approx. 13 1/4" x 17" (2)

Matched Pair of Mid-19th c. English Staffordshire Black & White King Charles Spaniel Figures, 9 1/2" high, 7 1/4" x 4". Minor paint losses.

A hand painted earthenware figure of two seated dogs. One spaniel atop of a barrel. Issued: c. 19th century Dimensions: 6.25"L x 2.75"W x 8.75"H Manufacturer: Staffordshire Pottery Country of Origin:

White with gilt high-lights and black snout Dimensions: 13" H x 8 1/2" W (QGMAL25-399/2) (WT)

19th century. Pair of seated cat figures along with a pair of white spaniels. One of the cats having a hairline near the base but overall very nice shape otherwise. H8 1/2" Sold from the collection of

A group of eight Staffordshire glazed earthenware seated spaniels, second half 19th century, comprising a large pair of white seated spaniels, two smaller pairs of seated spaniels and a companion pair