Staffordshire Lead Glazed Creamware Flask, England,

A rare Staffordshire lead-glazed creamware plaque, circa 1755-60 Of square shape, moulded in relief with a crucifixion scene, numerous figures mourning, the three crucified figures reserved in white h

A Staffordshire Lead-Glazed Creamware Punch Pot Circa 1760 Height 9 x width 13 7/8 inches.  Provenance: Property from the Art Institute of Chicago

Large and Important Staffordshire Figure of ShakespeareEngland 1810-1825, attributed to Enoch Wood, lead glazed earthenware painted in overglaze enamels, modeled leaning against a marbled pedestal mol

English creamware plate with a green lead glaze, circa 1780. Probably made by one of the Staffordshire potters. Skinner sold a similar plate in 2018, which they catalogued as "possibly Yorkshire." Thi

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

3rd quarter 19th century, Stoke Staffordshire, England. This nice example cast with lower leaf frieze of satyrs and nymphs having a masked spout and a high relief satyr handle. The whole in a lead gre

19TH C REDWARE LEAD GLAZED FLASKEXC. COND. NO CRACKS OR CHIPS, 7"

Ming dynasty Featuring a roundel of carp and lotus to each side, with twin handles to the shoulders. Height: 7 7/8in.  

Ming dynasty Featuring a roundel of carp and lotus to each side, with twin handles to the shoulders. Height: 7 7/8in.

STAFFORDSHIRE England GLAZED PLATTER Signed with Staffordshire knot , Signed by S. Valentino . Measures 11.5 x 9 inches.

Very Rare English Creamware lead glazed earthenware dolphin creamer / sauce boat, circa 1780. The same one can be found in The Brooklyn Museum. 8 1/4" long, 5" tall. Weight 11 oz. PROVENANCE: A Privat

Glazed Creamware Cow and Calf Figure, England, 19th century. The full-figured cow raised on molded plinth with molded reclining calf at feet, glaze- and enamel-decorated with black and purple spots (c

Bernard Moore (1850-1935) vases with dragon decoration and gilt accents, two: double gourd vase and small vase Stoke-on-Trent, Staffordshire, England high glazed ceramic underglazed signatures taller:

Beautiful pair of antique Staffordshire dogs. Hand painted glazed finish from England. Great condition! Classic brown orange coloring with painted eyes, nose & collar details. Approx 10 tall x 8 wide

Staffordshire White Salt Glazed Stoneware Solid Agate CatEngland, 1740-50, the press-molded body marbled in brown and white clay with splashes of cobalt blue. 5 in. The Estate of the late Betsy J. Syk

NEW ENGLAND DECORATED EARTHENWARE / REDWARE JAR, lead-glazed with iron-oxide speckles, approximately one-quart capacity, barrel form with five bands of three/four rings and two incised sine waves, sho

Ruskin Pottery earthenware vase with both crystalline glaze and a slight luster effect Staffordshire, England, 1916 high glazed ceramic impressed factory marks and date 3 1/4"dia x 10 1/4"h

Redware Jug, New England, early to mid 19th century, lead-glazed, ovoid jug with pronounced foot and ribbed handle, colored bright green with orange spots and flecks of reddish hues. Attractive form a

England circa 1775, the body exhibiting a fine glaze over a mottled & striated brown, green & yellow polychrome painted surface, minor flake to back of tail. Measuring 4.5" high. Provenance: The under

England circa 1820, possibly St. Anthony's Pottery, the figure of a goat standing over its kid, atop a green painted moulded base, measuring 3.7/8" high.

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

Eight Staffordshire Glazed Earthenware Dogs English, 19th/20th Century comprising two pitchers, three dog figures, a matched pair of dogs marked Staffordshire / Made in England, and a spill vase with

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

Three Pieces of Utilitarian Pottery, American, 19th century, an ovoid redware jug with appealing copper glaze, New England origin; an ovoid redware jar with lead-glazed interior, Northeastern U.S. ori