Antique Staffordshire Figural Pottery Piece

Circa 1830, Britain. Nicely formed example having well detailed glazed and painted body. No apparent restoration detected, good overall condition. H8 1/2" Sold from the collection of a private Columbi

Mid to late 19th century, Britain. The group features couples in different settings, all with nicely hand painted surfaces. H12 1/2" Sold from the collection of an Athens, Georgia Gentleman.

19th century. Ttitled ÒThe Lion SlayerÓ, mounted to lamp. Good overall condition with some wear to painted surface consistent with age. No restoration. H25 1/2" (total with lamp) Sold from t

19th and early 20th century. Two bud vases along with a seated figure and a smaller lady and gentleman figure. Small flakes around the rim of the vase. Tallest: H7 7/8" Sold from the collection of a C

19th century. Each of varying form to include people with horses and village people. Good overall condition with some crazing to surface consistent with age, a nick to the hat of one figure. Tallest:

19th century, Britain. The group includes three figures. A Scottish hunter with his dog and rabbits hanging from shoulder together with a seated man and woman and a figure of Napoleon. Some crazing to

4 antique Staffordshire pottery pieces; including 2 rare Spill vases, 4"H(2), 5.35"H(2)

19th century. Having nice colors and overall in well kept condition. No restorations detected or breaks. H13 3/8" Sold from the collection of a prominent East Battery home Charleston, South Carolina.

A pair of antique English Staffordshire pottery figural spill vases modelled as a cow and her calf standing in front of a tree trunk. H 2893 & H 2984. H. 27.9 cm (11 in.)

Includes two sheep, dog, stag, bird in tree, deer and bird. Sizes 4-9" tall. AS-IS. Property of the William Gwinn Mather's Estate of Cleveland, OH.

Vintage, possibly antique, Staffordshire style hand painted pottery vase. The piece features a leaping deer and hound. Earth toned hues alongside the black & white of the hound and the orange-rust hue

Circa 200 AD, Western United States or Central American origin. The piece has an interesting form. The figure depicts a man with an elongated or bound head sitting in a crouched position wearing a clo

DESCRIPTION: Two antique polychrome mirrored Staffordshire pottery ceramic figural pen holders or quill holders, each depicting a recumbent spaniel dog. CIRCA: Late 19th Century ORIGIN: English DIMENS

Pair (2) of English Staffordshire figural pottery birds, painted in bright "Majolica" style colors and depicted standing on green naturalistic bases. 12 3/4" H.19th century. Private Illinois Collectio

19th century. The group includes a pair and a single each having nice colors. The castle example having a piece at the backside broken away, the piece is inside for restoration if so desired. Tallest:

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

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

DESCRIPTION: Four pieces of polychrome Staffordshire-style and possibly antique Staffordshire ceramic pottery: (2) Possibly antique Staffordshire mirrored seated whippet dog figures. Possibly late 19t

ANTIQUE STAFFORDSHIRE FIGURAL TEAPOT, STYLE of SAMSON MONKEYS ENGLAND Excelent Condition!!!This is a hand painted piece in browns, yellow, black, green, red and pink. Large amount of colors or a piece

Possibly Antique Staffordshire Pottery Figurine Boy Riding Large Goat Farm Animal. Crazing to be noticed. Gold toned detail throughout piece. Measures approx 13 x 8 inches. Some paint loss spots throu

19th century, English. The pair is handsomely glazed and formed one with rabbit in mouth and the other with rabbit on ground. Each piece having professional restoration at front leg. H11"

Five pieces total of various forms including Lord Robers on horseback. Good overall condition, one piece having a cracked neck. H15" Sold from the collection of a Camden, South Carolina family.

Circa 1860, Bennington, Vermont. Having a tri tone glaze with hews of green and yellow with runny brown. The piece is in a neoclassical form with lion heads at each side and greek key at center. Numbe

19th and 20th century group including three pairs of nicely decorated and glazed pieces. Good condition throughout. H10" Sold from the collection of a Pawleys Island, South Carolina lady.