An Early19th Century Staffordshire Earthenware Pottery

Early 19th century, likely Staffordshire. Having brilliant yellow led glaze with bold iron slip decoration surrounding body at top and near the foot. Good condition with only minor flakes to glaze at

An Early 19th Century Staffordshire Pottery Allegorical Figure of 'Brittania Enthroned'. Height: 13.75"

An Early 19th Century Staffordshire Pearlware Pottery Figural Bank. Possibly Pratt. Together with a figural watch stand (H: 6.5") Height: 8.75"

An Early 19th Century Staffordshire Pearlware Pottery Figure. Depicting a gentleman and a cow, possibly Pratt, on a spatterware decorated base 6" x 5.5"

Mason's Ironstone (English, founded early 19th century) and Staffordshire Pottery, early 20th century. A group of two Imari style pitchers with gilt decoration. Marked on underside. Approx. 9.25" (tal

Group of four early 19th century English Staffordshire blue and white earthenware plates comprising the following patterns: "Canton River" aka "Chinese Junk and Pagodas", diameter 9.37" and attributed

An early 19th Century pre-Victorian Pearlware flatback Staffordshire pottery named figural group, "Returning Home," hand colored in cobalt blue, orange, green and other tones. Modeled as a young man a

HEIGHT 9 3/4 INCHES. LACKING PIPE FROM HAND. Barnaby and Karen Beck's diverse collection features numerous contemporary works of American folk art from noted artists such as Vermont's K. William Kautz

ENGLAND, LATE 18-EARLY 19TH CENTURY A collection of eleven English Staffordshire pottery animals. The lot consists of three rabbits on blue bases, a yellow base rabbit, small blue base rabbit, three c

Probable South German, perhaps Bavarian faience, circa late 18th/early 19th century. Faience is a style of glazed earthenware pottery that was a cheaper substitute of porcelain back when porcelain was

An early 19th Century pre-Victorian Pearlware flatback pottery Staffordshire figural spill vase, hand colored and modeled as a young man and seated young woman with a vase to center. Unmarked, like mo

Late 18th or early 19th century. Small chip to base, a couple manufacturing flaws visible on interior, proper left arm appears to have partially separated in the firing. Height 11 1/2 inches.

Early 19th century. Each nicely formed of greek figures. The figure of the man having a hairline at mid body missing a thumb and having several areas of inpainting. The figure of the female with child

Fantastic pair of antique Staffordshire dog figurines with gold gilt details. Most likely early 19th century. Each dog measures about 9" in height and 6" in width and 3.5" in depth.

A Staffordshire Pottery Satyr Mug with an Interior Frog Early 19th Century Height 5 inches. Property from a Chicago Collector

Early 19th century, Staffordshire, each with molded patterning. Dimensions: The smaller measures 4.75" L x 2" W x 2.5" H, the larger measures 4.75" L x 2" W x 2.75" H Provenance: From a Philadelphia

Staffordshire Earthenware Blue Willow Platter, Early 19th Century. Measures 13.5 x 11.5 x 1.25". Weight 3 pds. PROVENANCE: A Private Charleston SC Estate. The Blue Willow pattern was designed by Thoma

Title: Early 19th century Staffordshire figure: Cobbler Jobson Maker: English Date/Period: : Pre 1837 VR item #1327785 Materials: Pottery Many Staffordshire figures were modelled after well-known cont

Fine English Staffordshire pottery bust of George Washington, circa early 19th Century. Washington is portrayed with finely modelled gray hair and delicately painted face, wearing a royal blue jacket

Charming set of Staffordshire pottery pen holders in the shape of whippets with gold detailing. Made in the early 19th century most likely between 1815 and 1835. Each one measures about 5" tall and 6.

Four pieces of early 19th century ironstone ware including: 2pc Luncheon plates from 1810-30 Davenport "Cyprus" Staffordshire pottery, black mulberry transferware, Chinoiserie design; 2pc 19th Century

1st item: Staffordshire Prattware pottery recumbent dog on an oval green base, 6 3/4" H x 9" L. Late 18th/Early 19th century. 2nd & 3rd items: Contemporary pair of framed faience wall tiles with polyc

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

An early 19th Century pre-Victorian Pearlware flatback Staffordshire figure, hand colored and modeled as a young woman in the motif of a Renaissance musician, holding a colorful yellow lute string ins