STAFFORDSHIRE JACKFIELD BLACK SAMOVAR

A Scarce English Victorian Staffordshire Pottery Jackfield Glazed and Enameled Hot Water Urn / Samovar, ca. late 19th Century. Baluster shape with a large octogonal foot and tapered stem, handles, pro

rooster with gilting, 12"

A pair of Jackfield Black Victorian Staffordshire pottery seated greyhounds , having gilt coloured collars , chains and features. 7 3/4'' high.

Pair of black jack field Staffordshire Spaniels with glass eyes. 14" tall.

spaniels, 13 1/2"

cow creamers, one with no lid, various condition

hounds, 7 3/4"

cow creamers

(4) large Staffordshire dogs, 19th c., includes large Jackfield black dog, 12"h, large white with "Natilie" underneath, 13"h, and a pair of slightly smaller whites, no marks, 11.5"h Provenance: Proper

This is a cool and hard to find Staffordshire Jackfield spaniel. Red clay with high glossy black glaze and original glass eyes. Stands 13" tall and BA is on bottom

(6) Staffordshire dogs, 19th/20th c., including (4) red and white spaniels and a pair of Jackfield black dogs, largest red one with molded "4" and red "X" underglaze mark, smallest: 3.5"h, largest: 7.

2 Antique Staffordshire Pottery Hens on Nest Boxes. One Black, the other white. One with desirable black Jackfield glaze, the other is white. As with most early Staffordshire, there is not a maker's m

Creamer appears to be STAFFORDSHIRE JACKFIELD (no apparent markings. Piece is cow shaped. Creamer is black toned with areas of gilt detail. Piece includes lid. Base has oval shape. Piece measures appr

Black lustrous "Jackfield" glaze, pear shaped body with moulded leaves and flowers. Beak spout. On three lion paw feet, with gilded embellishment. Lid with bird finial. Staffordshire, c. 1760. H (coff

Staffordshire or "Shropshire", circa 1750. The word "Jackfield" comes immediately to mind when describing this three-footed pot, which is, generically, the type of black glazed red earthenware made ea

Staffordshire or Shropshire, circa 1750. The word Jackfield comes immediately to mind when describing this three-footed pot generically, the type of black glazed red earthenware made early- to mid-18t

Pair of Staffordshire Jackfield male & female reclining dogs w pups - ca 1840 -1860- 8"x5 1/2" tall - tiny chip on female's base

Large size, superb pair of 1860's Staffordshire black & white coloring with gilt collars, lockets & chains. Spaniel dogs with the wonderful facial decoration, pointed noses and overall portrayals. Fea

With Gilt Details, mid 19th c., height 12 inches.

Staffordshire or Shropshire, England circa 1755, the compressed body decorated with relief moulded designs of trailing flowering vines, showing a pronounced gooseneck spout and a handle featuring a bi

PR. STAFFORDSHIRE BLACK LIONS CUSTOM MADE TABLE LAMPS, NOT DRILLED, BUT BEAUTIFULLY DONE ON BLACK BASE, WITH BLACK SHADES. MEASURE 11" LONG, BASES MEASURE 15" LONG . FROM GENTLEMANS COLLECTION WE ARE

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A FOUR PIECE HACKWOOD STAFFORDSHIRE BLACK BASALT COFFEE AND TEA SERVICE, 12" X 9" AND SMALLER. PROPERTY OF A FINE SAG HARBOR ESTATE

Staffordshire black transferware platter "View of Little Falls at Luzerne", Hudson River Series by Clews w impressed crown mark ca 1820 - 17 1/2"