UNCLE TOM & LITTLE EVA STAFFORDSHIRE FIGURE 8 "T

Seated figure of Uncle Tom with Eva standing on his right leg, each with one arm around the other; 10 1/8"H; small chips to rim of base on back side of figure---From the estate of Joseph Ewing, long-t

Transfer on base references Harriet Beecher Stowe's Uncle Tom's Cabin. 7 3/8 inches

Eva, 8", base rim repair

2 Staffordshire figures, Uncle Tom & Eva and Circus Performers (Americans Ducrent & Woolford) on horseback, various old repairs.

Measures 6 inches tall by 4 inches long by 2.5 inches deep

An antique, 19th century, Staffordshire porcelain black Americana figurine of Uncle Tom and Eva. Good condition with minor crazing to glaze coat. Unmarked. Stands 10" tall.

. minor losses to paint

In very good condition

painted ceramic, Uncle Tom and Little Eva; small frontal hairline, normal wear; H-10 1/2", G

STAFFORDSHIRE GROUP, UNCLE TOM + EVA, 8.5"H X 5"W

Uncle Tom's Cabin: Six Staffordshire Figurines. 1) 11" figurine captioned "Uncle Tom" sho

Eva in boat, 12 1/2"

Eva, 10"

Eva figures, 6"

Kellogg & Comstock print, "Uncle Tom and Little Eva", 14" by 10"

Includes print, overall in frame 18" high x 14" wide and figurine, no maker's mark, 7-1/4" high x 4-1/2" wide. Small chips and losses to figurine. DP. IMPORTANT: Before bidding, please read the terms

professional repair to tip of boat, 12 1/2"

19th C. Staffordshire figure of "Uncle Tom". Has damage on base, 11" tall.

Staffordshire figurine, Uncle Tom & Eva.

Clementine Hunter (1886–1988, Louisiana), "Uncle Tom in the Garden with Little Eva," c. 1965, oil on canvas board, presented in a black frame with red velvet liner, H.- 17 1/4 in., W.- 23 1/4 in., F

Two Staffordshire 'Uncle Tom and Eva' Groups Together with another group. The largest 9 1/4 in. high.

Heading: Author: Adams, John S. Title: "I Am Going There." Or, The Death of Little Eva. Written and inscribed to the readers of "Uncle Tom's Cabin." Place Published: Boston Publisher:Oliver Ditson

Important Pair of Limoges "Uncle Tom's Cabin" Fan Vases ca. 1852-1853, based on the novel by Harriet Beecher Stowe, one vase with Little Eva hanging a garland of flowers around Uncle Tom's neck and th

Staffordshire figure of Topsy & Eva, 8 1/2".