RARE 18TH C. STAFFORDSHIRE CREAMWARE CAT

England circa 1790, the hollow body moulded figure of a seated cat, abrasion to one ear, measuring 2.3/8" high.

England circa 1770, consisting of a hollow body moulded figure of a naively modelled seated cat, decorated with spot painted green and brown detail, measuring 2.5" high, together with that of a crouch

England circa 1800, the hollow body moulded figure of a seated cat decorated with cobalt & brown detail, measuring 3.25" high, the hollow body moulded figure of a recumbent dog decorated with brown, p

England circa 1790, both having hollow moulded bodies, the larger figure showing mottled yellow & brown spot painted decoration, measuring 5.75" high, the smaller figure showing yellow, puce & green s

England circa 1750, the hollow body molded & salt glazed figure of a seated cat featuring a black clay striated 'agate' body, decorated with cobalt splotches & cobalt ears, traces of kiln debris. Meas

Devon England circa 1780, the hollow body molded figure of a recumbent cat shown resting upon a cushioned base, decorated with brown & black spot-painted detail, measuring 3.5" high. Provenance: The u

England circa 1760, bonbonnière showing a hand-painted cat's head mounted with a hinged lid inset with a porcelain roundel decorated with floral sprays, measuring 2" high.

Creamware and other late 18th century/early 19th century English ceramics including a rare plate with lines form the 18th century poem The Excellency of the BIBLE; plus two nice stick decorated type p

Extremely rare, 18th century Staffordshire odalisque figure. Orientalist. Mounted in a presentation case circa 1920s. This very rare figure is superb in quality and rarity.

A late 18th century Staffordshire creamware teapot and cover with chinoiserie decoration, with figures in an outdoor setting, painted in polychrome enamels, the cover with a relief foliate finial, the

England circa 1770, the enamelled piece showing a small dog curled upon a cushion, raised upon a columnar foot fitted with a screw mounted cap decorated with a floral spray, damage to helix. Measuring

England circa 1790, the glazed hollow body moulded figure of a recumbent lion decorated with brown & black detail, atop a green painted naturalistic moulded base, (cracked & chip to base), measuring 3

England circa 1780, both lidded globular shaped bodies with foliate moulded gooseneck spouts & entwined strap handles, the larger example decorated with hand-painted enamels depicting a lion tamer, li

Late 18th C Staffordshire creamware Masonic jug, with Masonic emblems and with central initials MAK. 8 in H x 8 3/8 in W x 5 1/2 in D. Shipping in USA or International please contact for quote: James

England circa 1770, the hollow body moulded figure of a fox seated upon a green integral base, measuring 3.3/8" high x 3.3/8" wide. Provenance: the interior retaining the retail label for Guitel Monta

Fine & Rare 18th Century English Creamware Tureen with Under Plate. Twined Handles and Flower Finial. Condition: Very good, A Wonderful Example, Clean Tiny Hairline Near Ladle Slot. Under Plate 7" Dia

England circa 1780, the figure of a seated cat decorated with black and yellow spatter painted detail, abrasions to base, one ear restored, firing crack, measuring 4.25" high.

Ralph Wood pair of 18th century Creamware Staffordshire figures depicting Shepherd (Orator) and Shepherdess. Illustrated in 'The Earle Collection of Early Staffordshire Pottery' pp.76-77

18th/19th C Masonic Staffordshire creamware tankard with Masonic emblems and verse, colorful transfer. 6 in H x 6 1/8 in W x 4 3/4 in D. Shipping in USA or International please contact both UPS stores

Extremely Rare Battersea 18th Century Painted Porcelain Cat Figurine. Circa 1800 or earlier. Enameled, in naturalistic grey colors, striped fur, soft green eyes, solid silver mounts at collar and on b

A Staffordshire Creamware Ladies Teapot 18th Century Width 7 inches.

Exceedingly Rare John Wesley Late 18th/Early 19th C. Staffordshire Flask An exceedingly rare piece of Staffordshire pottery depicting John Wesley (1703-1791), the founder of the Methodist movement. Ca

Staffordshire Creamware Lord Howe Toby Mug Late 18th century Height 9 3/4 inches (24.8 cm). Provenance: Christie's East, New York, NY, September 1989, 660. C The Flower Family Collection

Late 18th century, Staffordshire, transfer printed with a ship on one side and a compass on the other side with phrase "Come Box the Compafs", lid with applied flower finial, impressed Neale & Wilson