Four English Staffordshire House Figurines

Four English Staffordshire House Figurines. Up To 4 1/2"

Second half 19th century. A spill with lady and sanded sheep, 9.75"h. A pair of whippets, 6"h. And a reclining whippet inkwell, 4.5"h.

Group of Four English Staffordshire Figurines together with an Allenton's Ironstone Toby teapot and a Scottish figural. Used condition, wear, worn, some paint loss to teapot, minor surface wear to ped

Five English Staffordshire House Figurines. Up To 5" H

Four Piece Grouping of English Staffordshire Figurines, to include a couple under arbor (some repaired painting), height 14 1/2 inches; man with grapevines (some paint repair), height 7 1/2 inches; co

The lot includes an antique Staffordshire English house Christmas decoration, a miniature porcelain Staffordshire cottage, and a ceramicStaffordshire John Wesley Pulpit and Clock Statue, the Mid 1800s

Crafted of Staffordshire ware pottery. Features sitting dog design with hand painted details. Partial Staffordshire England marks. SHIPPINGHill Auction Gallery will offer in-house continental USA ship

A large assembled group of English pottery tablewares and decorations and others, 19th century, comprising four Staffordshire figural groups, two Staffordshire house form decorations (one a covered bo

Originally listed at $400... Staffordshire (England or Scotland, 19th century). A delightful ensemble of four Staffordshire dog figurines - endearing spaniels standing guard that were also referred to

comprising four miniature Toby mugs, two cups and saucer, and nine Staffordshire houses, one a box and one a pastille burner. Chips, small losses, lavender castle with base crack, pagoda with base rep

3 pieces Staffordshire English porcelain. Pair of dog figurines, each 4 1/4"H; dog figure group, 9"H. Crazing throughout pair of figurines, paint loss to ears; larger figure group paint loss throughou

English, 19th and 20th century. Group of four Staffordshire dog figurines comprising of two blue and floral motif, one small bank bust, and one as a pair on a barrel. Unmarked. Approx. h. 7.75" (talle

Group of Small Porcelain Figures, to include four Staffordshire dogs; two small houses; four figural groups; along with two English porcelain pigeons, tallest height 7 3/4 inches.

Antique 19th C English Child Size Porcelain Lot. Including Staffordshire / transferware items. Three transferware plates, dog with dog house and pair of figurine jars that each measure 2.75 inches in

Group of Assorted Porcelain Table Articles including Staffordshire figural vase, Royal Doulton teapot, Chelsea House Figures, vases, English porcelains, figurines and more; used condition, wear/worn,

Group of four antique decorative glazed porcelain English style cottage houses: One with a removable top, the base with a holder to place a candle upon; one designed as a clock tower vase; the remaini

FIVE PIECES OF BLUE STAFFORDSHIRECirca 1840Four teapots, one depicting Benjamin Franklin's tomb and the others with scenic decoration, and a covered sugar bowl depicting an English manor house with a

Lot of English Porcelain Serve Ware & Decorative Objects. Includes one pitcher, four small figurines, one compote and 7 dishes. Includes pieces by Staffordshire, Booths, and Ansley. Pitcher measures 6

Group of Four English Staffordshire Animals, early 19th Century, ram, rabbit squirrel and rabbit.

Two pairs of sanded poodles. 1st quarter 20th century, 4.5"h. Others are 2nd half 19th century. Reclining sanded poodles, 2.5"h. And boy and girl, 3 and 3.5"h.

Second quarter 19th Century. Handleless cups and saucers with butterfly transfers. Stains, one kiln flake on saucer.

18th/19th C., comprising a girl with a dog, a young man and young woman, a hunter with his dog, and a gardener; together with a painted ceramic figure of a fox and a French figurine of Louis Lepic (17

Group of Four English Staffordshire Cottage Pastille Burners, 19th c., three of cottage form, one of castle form, all with applied floral decoration, Castle- H.- 6 in., W.- 5 7/8 in., D.- 2 1/2 in.

A GROUP OF FOUR ENGLISH STAFFORDSHIRE GLAZED EARTHENWARE LIONS, LATE 19TH/EARLY 20TH CENTURY, each with glass eyes and painted in tones of light brown, comprising one in a standing position and clear