Staffordshire Bust of the Reverend John Wesley

Staffordshire Bust of the Reverend John Wesleycirca 1860, hand-painted and gilt pearlware, modeled after the original sculpture by Enoch Wood in 1781, the shaped plinth with marble finish and gilt lin

Staffordshire Pearlware Bust of the Reverend John Wesleycirca 1890, hand-painted, illegibly stamped to verso. 12 in. Private Collection, Virginia Additional high-resolution photos are available at Lel

Staffordshire Pottery Bust Of Reverend John Wesley, 19th C., H 11.5'' W 7'' Depth 4.5'' Depicting the founder of the independent Methodist movement. Provenance: From a Lathrop Village, Michigan collec

Two English Staffordshire busts, one of The Reverend George Whitfield, and The Reverend John Wesley. 13" h, and 12.75" h, respectively

REVEREND JOHN WESLEY, painted porcelain bust, 10 ¼” tall.

Pair of English 19th c. Earthenware Busts, depicting Rev. John Wesley and Rev. George Whitefield, back of Wesley bust is inscribed 'The Rev. John Wesley, M.A., died March 2, 1791, Aged 88', back of Wh

A fine pearlware bust of John Wesley in clerical gowns on plinth with impressed oval medallion on rear of plinth reading The Rev'd/John Wesley MA/Aged 88, 11 1/2" high.

Mid-19th c. English Ceramic Bust Figure, depicting the Revd. John Wesley (1703-1791), the founder of Methodism, with painted features, marked "21.32" on base, underside edge painted "Baxter" (descende

A Staffordshire Enoch Wood portrait bust of John Wesley, on circular socle base, together with a clock pulpit Wesley preacher model, 29cm high (2)

Antique Staffordshire pottery John Wesley bust

Bust of John Wesley, marked on underside "Coronet England".

Bust of John Wesley, approximate height 4 3/4".

Property from the Collection of John and Virginia Duncan, Savannah, GA Description: Reverend John Wesley, Engraved by J. Frittler, Engraving, c. 1788, depicting a portrait of the Reverend John Wes

Typed signed letter dated December 21, 1914 on Taft's personal stationery (with hand written comments by Taft at the bottom). Letter of apology to a Reverend John Wesley Hill of New York, because Taft

EUROPEAN ARISTOCRATIC ENGRAVINGSEnglish and Continental, 17th/18th century. Six (6) pieces, including: The Reverend John Wesley (1703-1791), painted by G. Romney,1789, engraved by M. Ward, matted unde

December 1775 issue of “Gentleman’s Magazine”, printed at London. In ORIGINAL blue advertising wrapper. Extensive content on the American Revolution including a letter to Reverend John Wesley re

Exceedingly Rare John Wesley Late 18th/Early 19th C. Staffordshire Flask An exceedingly rare piece of Staffordshire pottery depicting John Wesley (1703-1791), the founder of the Methodist movement. Ca

Together with a Staffordshire figure of John Wesley in the pulpit over a painted clock face.  The Prattware clock watch with a pair of female and male figures at columnar supports centering

SURFACE SCRATCHES, 15" H.

A collection of 19th century Staffordshire pottery: Related to John Wesley, comprising figurine and two flat back figures, tallest h.30cm. (3)

The lot includes an antique Staffordshire English house Christmas decoration, a miniature porcelain Staffordshire cottage, and a ceramicStaffordshire John Wesley Pulpit and Clock Statue, the Mid 1800s

George Whitefield and John Wesley Commemorative Wax Seal Stamps Two remarkable carved wooden seal stamps produced to commemorate Reverend George Whitefield and his partner-turned-rival, John Wesley. B

John Locke bust in red painted cloak on a faux painted pedestal. Impressed name on verso. H 18cm (7in)

English, 19th century. Hand painted, smaller of the two figures depicts John Locke, philosopher and physician, name inscribed on the front of base. The larger figure is Matthew Prior, poet and diploma