Very Important Glazed Redware Recumbent Lion

Very Important Glazed Redware Recumbent Lion. Generally Good Condition w/ 1 Glaze Loss on Ear. Provenance From a NYC Estate. Dimensions- L-8" x H-4". Please note the absence of a condition report does

Rare and Important Glazed Redware Figure of a Recumbent Dog with Basket, probably John Bell Pottery, Waynesboro, PA, circa 1840-1880, hand-modeled figure of dog wearing a collar, reclining on an oblon

Pair of English Glazed Pottery Figures of Recumbent Lions, and a French Redware Enamel-Decorated Bowl, Nineteenth Century. Each lion covered in splashed pale yellow and brown glazes; the bowl molded w

Polychrome glazed redware lion's head ornament, measuring 8 by 7 by 4 inches. Provenance: Collection of Dr. and Mrs. Howard Tanning, Pittsburgh, PA.

ITALIAN GLAZED PORCELAIN RECUMBENT LION20th CenturyOn a rectangular base. Lion with yellow and plum coloring against a brown ground.Height 14.5î. Width 20î. Depth 8.5î.

A large vintage Italian hand painted and glazed porcelain recumbent lion sculpture. Multiple Impressed marks to bottom interior. Measures approx. 14 1/4" height x 33 1/2" length x 10" depth. Crazing t

Pair of Staffordshire Style Glazed Ceramic Recumbent Lion-Form Table Lamps With glass eyes, mounted on a shaped wood base, one with a fabric shade. Height of body 9 1/4 inches, width 11 inches. C

A Set of Four English Brown-Glazed Stoneware Recumbent Lions LATE 19TH/20TH CENTURY chips. Height 17 x length 31 x width 12 inches. Property from the Michael Hall Collection, Miami Beach, Florida Note

Chinese. Sancai glazed porcelain recumbent guardian lion on lotus form carved wooden stand. Apparently unmarked. Approx. h. 5.75" (lion), h. 9.875" (on stand).

Staffordshire, The Lion Slayer figural sculpture and a pair of recumbent lions, glazed ceramic, first: 8"w x 4 1/2"d x 16 1/4"h Provenance: Provenance: The Butch McGuire's Collection: Selected Propert

An Egyptian faience glazed amulet of a recumbent lion, Late Period, c. 664 - 30 BC, on integral rectangular base with nice detail and good green color. 23 x 15 mm. Mounted on old wood base. Ex Norther

Extremely Rare and Important Shenandoah Valley Multi-Glazed Redware Lamb Doorstop, attributed to J. Eberly & Co., Strasburg, VA, circa 1890, molded figure of a sleeping lamb with well-detailed fleece

English, early 19th century. Thickly molded recumbent lion, colorfully glazed, and with incised signature "John Smith" on the underside. 4.5" long. (LR104)

19th Century Glazed and Molded Redware Reclining Lion. 4"h. x 9"l. Condition: Good with Chips and wear.

2 Black Basalt Wedgwood Recumbent Lions, one glazed, one matte, impressed mark (2 pc.) Dimensions: 3" H x 6 1/2" L (ZWED4503/2)(WT)

Molded redware lion creamer, manganese glazed with tail as handle, open mouth and lidded top, molded mane, face and texture, 8-1/2"Lx8-1/4"H, marked at underside, some flakes and roughness

VIRGINIA OR PENNSYLVANIA EARTHENWARE / REDWARE RECUMBENT DOG FIGURE, lead-glazed, carved hair on ears, haunches, and tail, punched eyes, and stamped circular-link collar, on an oval base with stamped

Large Redware Pottery Lion Figure, glazed ceramic sculpture, signed illegibly. In the manner of Lester Breininger. Size: 9.5'' x 11'' x 5'' (24 x 28 x 13 cm).

A substantial 19th century salt-glazed stoneware door porter, as a recumbent lion, naturalistically modelled, shaped plinth base, 32cm high, 57cm wide

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

Qing dynasty, molded porcelain recumbent lion in green and brown glaze, with fitted painted wood stand, 4 x 5-1/2 x 3-1/2 in. including stand Provenance: Caroline Faison Antiques, Greensboro, N.C. (la

A Group of Sewer Tile and Redware Animal Figures 19th/20th Century including a recumbent lion, a spaniel signed J. Cox, a paperweight and a cat, along with a redware dog signed ETTA / TCP /2/23/93, an

Yellow-glazed porcelain occupies a very important position in ancient ceramic art. Yellow has always been the special color for emperors. Yellow-glazed porcelain is also the porcelain used in the Ming

A group of twelve Staffordshire glazed earthenware animals, 19th-20th century, comprising a pair of recumbent lions, a pair of recumbent sheep, and pair of recumbent spaniels, a pair of seated cats, a