Staffordshire Pottery Military Figures

Description: This is a flatback figure of a military man on a black horse. Gilding around his hat and reins. The name Dick Turpin is written on front of base. History: Staffordshire pottery is pottery

A group of royalty and military figural Staffordshires, including Marshal Arnaud, a Crimean War soldier; General Napier, famed British officer; a figural group of the young Victoriaand Albert with the

including greyhounds, spaniels and a dalmation (Dimensions: largest 29cm high) (Qty: qty)(largest 29cm high)Qty: (qty)

Early to mid 19th century, England. The group includes a rare female form cup with the underside of the dress exposing her legs and private parts along with a figure of an Englishman with shield and s

Five classic examples as shown here. Measures from 10.75 to 11.75 inches tall. Without proof of exemption, be aware that internet sales tax applies to all Internet transactions and local sales tax may

comprising 15 pieces; unmarked; largest: 10 inches high; smallest: 5 3/4 inches high;

comprising 20 pieces; the tallest 14 1/2 inches; the shortest 8 1/2 inches

Pair of Staffordshire Pottery Figures of Royal Children with Newfoundland Dogs 9 x 8 x 4 in. Property from the Estate of Nanette Ross

A Group of Eight Staffordshire Pottery Figures 19th Century together with a later Herend figure. Height of largest example 11 inches.

A GROUP OF FIVE STAFFORDSHIRE POTTERY FIGURES, Staffordshire, England , late 19th century

Large Group of Staffordshire Pottery Figures , incl. pair of Scottish couple figural groups, h. 12 1/2 in.; couple under arbor figural group, h. 14 1/4 in.; highland couple with clock figural group, h

Of Queen Victoria and Prince Albert. Hand-painted and gilded pottery figures of the British monarchs. English, c.1840-1850. H. of Queen Victoria: 27 cm (10 5/8 in.) H. of Prince Albert: 26.7 cm (10 1/

Late 19th Century, Male And Female Musician Pair, Highland Drummer, Duke Of Wellington Bust, Miniature Toby Jug, Tallest 9 Inches, All Crazed, Losses To Bocage On Pair, See Photos For Condition.

19th century. varying charming forms. five pieces. largest: H14 14/"

A Group of Staffordshire Pottery Figures of Animals. Comprising three hounds and a fox Largest length: 6.25"

comprising two pairs of spaniel dogs, a huntsman figure, and a Scotsman and lady group; Condition: chip to nose of huntsman figure; the smaller pair of dogs marked "Kent / Staffordshire / Made in Engl

The Queen and King of Sardinia, together with a pair of Staffordshire Spaniels. Greatest height 13 1/2in. (34cm)

England circa 1860, both recumbent figures (Camel and Dromedary) decorated with spatter painted detail, shown atop molded bases decorated with red linear detail, (crack to base of camel), measuring 3"

A group of five equestrian Staffordshire figures, including a Tom King, a King William III, a Duchess figure, a highland woman, and a couple in the park. English, late 19th C. H. 28cm (11in)

An assembled group of eleven Staffordshire glazed earthenware figural groups, 19th century, comprising three spill vases, and eight small groups with figures and animals in various pursuits. Dimension

Pair of Lamps Featuring Staffordshire Pottery Figures of Black Spaniels. The English Staffordshire Pottery black spaniels with glass eyes, and with gilt collars locks and freckles. Not marked. The pot

Figures of Lovers in a Bower and a Pair of Spaniels. greatest height: 14in. (36cm)

Two Queen's resting on column bases, a boy with fruit basket. Reclining pearlware boy with blue robe. 18th / 19th C. H of tallest 9cm (3 1/2in)

19th Century, Comprising Pair Of Highland Couple On Horseback, A Highland Couple Group, An Italian Couple Group, And One Spaniel Dog, Tallest 10.5 Inches, All With Crazing, Craquelure, Small Glaze Chi