Pair of Staffordshire Porcelain Groups

Pair of Staffordshire Porcelain Groups. 10.25" h x 7" w.

Boy & Girl with cows. English. 5 3/4"h x 5 1/2"l x 3"w

Pair of Staffordshire Porcelain Lion and Lamb Figural Groups. Each brown lion with coleslaw mane recumbent with a coleslaw lamb between its feet, raised on an oval base heightened in gilding on the fr

Three Staffordshire porcelain dog groups; pair of poodles and young; together with recumbent greyhound; each atop a cobalt blue base; Provenance: Private collection, Palos Verdes Estates, CA; H: 8&#34

(lot of 16) Continental porcelain figural groups, including Meissen, consisting of babies wearing hats, dandies, a pair of Staffordshire lambs; floral bouquets; a large and small figure of a lady; and

comprising: Dick Turpin, Tom King, Victoria on horse, horse and rider pair. Largest: 12 1/2" high, 9 1/2" wide, 3 1/4" deep. Age and use wear, cracking to one, small paint losses.

Pair of Continental Porcelain Floral Bouquets resting on footed leaf; together with a Crown Staffordshire porcelain floral display and group of small Crown Staffordshire porcelain flowers; used condit

Group of five pairs of decorative Kent Staffordshire porcelain dog sculptures, in white, rust and black colors with gilt highlights. 9inch H, 8.2inch L, 3.2inch W (largest).

Group of 5 pairs of decorative Kent Staffordshire porcelain dog sculptures, in white, rust and black colors with gilt highlights. Approx. 9-8.2-3.2 inch (largest).

Group (4) English porcelain figural objects, 18th/19th c., England, polychrome paint decorated porcelain, including a pair Staffordshire prancing spotted horses, unmarked, 5"h x 5"l x 2.75"w; an Engli

A Group of English Porcelain Articles Most 19th Century comprising a Worcester Bengal Tiger dish, a Newhall sauce boat, a pair of Staffordshire sheep, a Bloor Derby serving dish and a Copeland Spode s

Nineteenth and 20th centuries. Two Chinese porcelain lamps: Famille Rose vase, 21"h. And a Blue Canton ginger jar, 13"h. And five reproduction Staffordshire figurines. Pair of cats, 7.25"h. Cat inkwel

English, 19thC. Together with a pair of Fitz and Floyd Staffordshire porcelain dogs and a Staffordshire earthenware figural dog group. Smallest 3 1/2"h

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

Misc. lot including porcelain vase with bird, pair vases, set of (6) Staffordshire plates, Lenox, 1960 Walt Disney Snow White figurine, early porcelain group etc.

Seven Pieces of Staffordshire Porcelain 19TH CENTURY comprising a figural group "Tenderness", a figural spill vase, a pair of figures holding cat and dog, two toby jugs and a teapot. Height of tallest

4 pieces Staffordshire. Shepherd and shepherdess figure group, 5 1/2"L x 4 7/8"H; shepherd with sheep, 2 3/4"H; pair of sheep, each 2 1/2"L. Figure group shepherdess repaired, dog repaired, tree repai

pair of Staffordshire rabbits, rooster, German rabbit jar, 3 Limoge trinket boxes turkey, trunk, & cow, 3 Beswick animals, Herend grasshopper, Royal Doulton dog, and more

A pair of English ceramic sheep and one bocage cow group. [4 1/2 x 5 1/2 x 2 1/2 inches].

Group of 10 pcs. of 19th c. early porcelain including pink luster leaping stag decorated pitcher, two floral polychrome plates, pair of Staffordshire farmer and maiden mantel figures (female figure ha

A Group of Decorative Porcelain Figurines includes and a Staffordshire style boy with goat, circa 1840 (7 x 5 x 3 in.), a pair of Chelsea House dogs, marked to underside (each 6 x 5 x 3 in.). From the

Group of 7 mostly English transferware porcelains includes a Staffordshire sauce boat and lidded serving tureen and ginger jar, pair of H.M & Co. vases, ironstone oval serving dish and a large Asian b

Group of English and Continental Porcelain, pair Sevres style jardinieres, sedan chair, covered urn and Staffordshire pitcher Dimensions: Largest 9 3/4" H Property from the collection of Isabella Leed

4pc Group Lot, Including a Pair of Porcelain Cockatoo Birds, Designed & Modeled by J.T. Jones, Maker is Crown Staffordshire, England, Est. 1801 & 2 Square Planters, Bennington Potters, 1846 dg. Bennin