English Pottery Blackamoor Figure

Painted Pottery Blackamoor Figure. Ht. 43 1/2""

Pair pottery Blackamoor figures, Majolica glaze, 14"h (good condition)

Italian, late 19th/20th century. A large majolica glazed pottery Blackamoor figure, wearing a plumed turban and a blue, red, and gold coat over purple striped shorts with green foliated patterning, on

Lot of (7) 19th c. English Pottery Figures, incl: Standing man in waistcoat with canteen, 7 1/2" high, surface crazing; Early Prattware figure of a standing man with hat, square base, 3 7/8" high; (2)

English pottery figures including "Hope" woman with anchor, "Autumn" boy with wheat, and putti with flower baskets (2). Some loss, repairs, touch-ups, and crazing. Largest 7"h x 2.75"w x 2.5"d **Pleas

English pottery figures including girl with dog, girl with cat, woman dancing, couple dancing, woman watering flowers, Crimean War alliance, and Turkish soldier on horseback. Crazing, a few with minor

Lot of (5) 19th c. English Pottery Figures, incl: Courting couple on oval base, 5 3/4" high, 4 1/2" x 2 1/2"; Walton pearlware standing boy with bird's eggs, with bocage, marked on decorative scroll v

(lot of 2) English pottery figures of Spaniel dogs, both with a raised paw, approx 16"h, 17"l, 10"w, 19lbs Start Price: $80.00

An Italian pottery majolica Blackamoor figure wearing a plumed turban and colorful coat, holding a pillow. Is in three parts. 42 in tall.

A large 19th Century Victorian flatback Staffordshire figure, hand colored in cobalt blue, orange, green and other tones with gilt accents. Modeled as a young, dark haired girl posing next to a richly

A 19th Century Victorian flatback Staffordshire figural group, hand colored in cobalt blue, brown, and other tones and modeled as a young woman in Highland costume and a large lamb, the sheep decorate

A Gentleman riding a Zebra. 8in. h. Condition: Very good, no chips or cracks. Together with a modern Folk Art covered jar in the form of a cabbage. 5 1/2in. h. 6in. l. Condition: Minor chip to edge of

19th And 20th Century, Large Toby Jug Rd No 153475 Underside, Shoe Cobbler Figure, And Royal Doulton Helmsman Figurine, Jug Height 10 Inches, Chip To Base, Craquelure. See Photos.

1899 - 1944; Lancaster and Sons (Hanley) Ltd green stamped mark; 13 inches wide; 5 inches deep; 11 1/4 inches high

19th Century, Comprising Pair Of Highland Couple On Horseback, A Highland Couple Group, An Italian Couple Group, And One Spaniel Dog, Tallest 10.5 Inches, All With Crazing, Craquelure, Small Glaze Chi

19th Century, Prince Of Wales And Dick Turpin On Horseback, Two Princes Group, Early Spill Vase With Schoolgirl, Couple At Grape Arbor, 7 Pieces, Small Chips, Firing Fissures, Craquelure, Spill Vase W

A CHARMING PAIR OF 1960S ENGLISH STUDIO POTTERY FIGURES by Hough, modelled as a male and female upon an oval base. 21 cm x 17 cm.

Pair of antique Staffordshire pottery figurines. Recumbent lions in mirrored poses. Each fitted with glass eyes. Brown decorated bodies with green mottled bases. Unsigned. SHIPPINGHill Auction Gallery

20th century. Includes Sylvac, English. H: 6 3/4 in. (17.25 cm.) and smaller.

Large Modern English Setter Pottery Figure. Marked Made In Italy. Measures 34" H x 20" L. Condition: Good condition. Estimate: $50.00 - $150.00 Domestic Shipping: Third party

Pair of English Glazed Pottery Figures of Recumbent Lions, and a French Redware Enamel-Decorated Bowl, Nineteenth Century. Each lion covered in splashed pale yellow and brown glazes; the bowl molded w

Grouping of English Staffordshire pottery figures including a pair of pen holder figurines in the form of recumbent, collared whippets, seated upon cobalt oval bases with gilt line detailing and two (

DIMENSIONS APPROX 12.5x13x5CM. Potential buyers should note that condition reports are matters of opinion only, they are non-exhaustive and based solely on what can be seen to the naked eye unless oth

AUSTRIAN BLACKAMOOR POTTERY FIGURES, LOT OF TWO, each having polychrome decoration, comprising a woman in red dress and man in blue clothing. Woman figure with impressed "1576" mark to bottom edge of