Painted Staffordshire Pearlware Bust of Wellington

A rare early 19th century hand painted Staffordshire pearlware bust of Wellington, modelled by Enoch Wood and James Caldwell between 1814-1818 after a portrait bust by Joseph Nollekens in 1813. Impres

A well painted bust of the author, early 19th century. Dimensions: 5 1/2" x 4", the height is 9".

Staffordshire Pearlware Bust of the Reverend John Wesleycirca 1890, hand-painted, illegibly stamped to verso. 12 in. Private Collection, Virginia Additional high-resolution photos are available at Lel

Staffordshire Bust of the Reverend John Wesleycirca 1860, hand-painted and gilt pearlware, modeled after the original sculpture by Enoch Wood in 1781, the shaped plinth with marble finish and gilt lin

Staffordshire Pearlware bust of Tzar Alexander I of Russia. Impressed to rear of bust 'Alexander The First/Emperor Of All The Russias', decorated in overglaze enamels on purple patterned socle base. H

Staffordshire Pearlware bust of William Shakespeare, decorated in overglaze enamels on red patterned socle base. H22.5cm

Three Antique Continental Porcelain Figural Bustslate 18th- first half of 19th century, including two hand-painted Staffordshire busts, the largest of a nobleman in wig (9 1/8 in.), and the smaller of

ENGLISH STAFFORDSHIRE PEARLWARE HAND-PAINTED CERAMIC PAIR OF FIGURES, each having floral bocage to back with figure sitting cross-legged, holding a floral basket to side, and wearing a brightly colore

Pair of Staffordshire pearlware lions. Each with head turned and one paw on sphere. Green painted foliate decorated plinths. Small chips to base edges. Two tight hairlines on plinth of one lion. Resto

ENGLISH STAFFORDSHIRE PEARLWARE CERAMIC BIRD WHISTLE with sponged green and brown decoration and hand-painted features. Perched on a broken limb, with square base and blue and black sponged decoration

English Staffordshire Pearlware Fox Head Stirrup Cup and Shell Shaped Flask, or snuff, the stirrup cup molded as a fox head, hand painted in brown and amber colored glazes, together with an early Staf

ENGLISH STAFFORDSHIRE PEARLWARE "LOST SHEEP FOUND" CERAMIC SHEPHERD FIGURE, having polychrome hand-painted colors, standing on a molded base with tree bocage to back, applied shredded clay grass and f

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

Staffordshire Pearlware in the style of John Walton, Pair of figures: Saint Paul and Peter, painted ceramic, c. mid to late 19th century, unsigned and unmarked, both approximately 9.5 inches tall, wit

Each painted in Pratt colors. Includes a teapot and lid, 2 covered sugar bowls, 2 handleless teacups, 1 small bowl, and 1 mug. Teapot: 7 inches high.

circa 1800s, hand painted, some chipping, missing a thumb, 8 inches tall

19th century, hand painted and with text at the reverse that reads "Alexander AET. 35 Moscow Burnt Europe Preserved 1812". Dimensions: 7" x 4", 10" tall.

(Lot of 12) English Staffordshire pearlware partial table service circa 1780, each having a blue line rim, above a ribbed form body painted in ochre, blue, yellow, and green with scattered floral spra

Each of a mother and child painted with polka dot and floral design. Each with a Behar Collection label. 18th / early 19th C. H of blue bonnet 10 cm (4 in)

Painted in Pratt colors of green, blue, orange, yellow and brown, on the interior with a floral spray, around the rim with alternating leaftips and feathery fronds, and around the exterior with leafy

England circa 1810, the hollow body moulded figure of a rabbit crouching atop an integral base, decorated with puce and black painted detail, abrasions, measuring 2.75" high x 3" wide.

A fine pearlware bust of John Wesley in clerical gowns on plinth with impressed oval medallion on rear of plinth reading The Rev'd/John Wesley MA/Aged 88, 11 1/2" high.

Mid-19th c. English Ceramic Bust Figure, depicting the Revd. John Wesley (1703-1791), the founder of Methodism, with painted features, marked "21.32" on base, underside edge painted "Baxter" (descende

England circa 1820, the figure of a song bird decorated with magenta & ochre painted detail, perched atop a green mossy base, measuring 3.5" high.