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$186 USD ReducedREDUCED 19th Century Staffordshire Figure, John Milton
Pottery:Antique:Staffordshire
This Staffordshire figure is modeled after the poet, John Milton. He is leaning on a pillar with a cloak over his shoulder and a book in his hand. He can be seen on page 87 of A. J. Harding's Book 1, "Victorian Staffordshire Figures 1835-1875. He measures 7 1/2" tall. There are tight hairlines on the base and across the ankle.
$175 USD Offers Considered19th Century White Staffordshire Spaniel (Dog)
Pottery:Antique:Staffordshire
This Staffordshire dog measures 9" tall. It has a pink nose an yellow painted eyes. The modeling is very good. The gilding is nearly gone. There is a vent hole in the back,. Excellent condition with no chips, cracks, or repairs.
$167 USD ReducedREDUCED 19.C White Staffordshire Dog (Spaniel), Painted Eyes
Pottery:Antique:Staffordshire
This is a 19th century white Staffordshire Dog or Spaniel. It measures 7 3/4" tall. It has painted eyes and a black painted nose. It has gold or lustre highlights. There is a tight hairline on the base tail. Otherwise this dog is in very good condition.
$270 USD Offers Considered19th Century Staffordshire Pair of White Dogs (Spaniels)
Pottery:Antique:Staffordshire
This is a pair of Staffordshire dogs. They are a pair and they measure 10" and 10 1/4". As often the case, one is slightly larger than the other. They are white with black noses. Strangely, the chain still has it color. The collar and tag are completely worn. I believe the noses have been repainted. The condition is good. There is a chip on the base under the glaze. This pair of dogs seem to be crudely made with lots of stray marks (indentations) from the molds.
$293 USD Offers Considered19th Century Pair of White Staffordshire Spaniels (Dogs)
Pottery:Antique:Staffordshire
This is a pair of 19th century Staffordshire dogs or spaniels. They are white with a pearl glaze and gilding (worn). Each dog has amber glass eyes (replacement). The dogs measure 11" tall. The dogs are in good condition. The right dog has a tight stable hairline crack down its back.
$150 USD Offers Considered19th Century Staffordshire Figure, Man Holding a Chicken
Pottery:Antique:Staffordshire
This single Staffordshire figure is a man holding a chicken sitting on a basket. It measures 8" tall. It has scrolls on the base. Under the base is a blue mark. It is crazed but no chips or cracks.
$250 USD Offers Considered19th Century Victorian Flatback Staffordshire Group Figure
Pottery:Antique:Staffordshire
I have not been able to identify this group figure spill vase. It is beautifully modeled and very colorful. The figure measures 8" tall. In the center is a tree with shredded clay decoration. In front of the tree is a campfire. On the left is a female figure standing on a barrel. She is wearing a red cape or shawl. On the right is a much small figure with cobalt blue top. There is a gilded line on the base. From the front this figure looks near perfect. However there is a chip on the top of the ...
$236 USD ReducedREDUCED 19th Century Staffordshire Spill Vase, Red Riding Hood Wolf
Pottery:Antique:Staffordshire
This is a Staffordshire spill vase figure of Little Red Riding Hood seated beside a wolf. She is wearing a red bonnet, red shawl, and a dress. The height is 10 1/2” and the base measures 5.5” x 2.5”. This figure is in excellent condition. The top left limb of the tree has been broken off. There is tight stable hairline in the back. There is crazing consistent with age. There is some flaking to the paint. The reference is: Harding I, page 318, figure 1164. (1835-75)
$150 USD Offers Considered19th Century Aesthetic Brown Transferware Platter, Furnival
Pottery:Antique:Transferware
This is a large oval platter measuring 13" x 16". It is transfer printed in brown with highlights of pink, blue and green. The design is Aesthetic in nature with an oriental look. There are gold or lustre highlights. The bottom has an impressed name, FURNIVAL. There are also impressed numbers. This platter is in very good condition with no chips or cracks.
$275 USD Offers Considered19c. Victorian Flatback Staffordshire Group Figure, Dancers
Pottery:Antique:Staffordshire
This Staffordshire figure stands 6 1/2" tall. It is very colorful. The dancers are unidentified. There are holding a long scarf making an arch. It is not marked, but certainly 19th century. The base has a gilded stripe. It is in good condition with a small chip on the lady's nose and another on the bottom in the back.
$193 USD ReducedREDUCED 19th Century Lt. Blue Transferware Platter, ASIATIC PHEASANTS
Pottery:Antique:Transferware
This scalloped edge platter is transfer printed in light blue with the ever so popular pattern, ASIATIC PHEASANTS. There are variances to the pattern. This one has one bird and one butterfly. The cartouche on the bottom gives the pattern name and the initials P.B.F.B. These initials may be Poulson Brothers pottery of Ferrybridge. The platter measures 11" x 13 1/4". The printing does not follow the scalloped edge. This often the case in these platters. There are no chips or cracks, or crazing. On ...
$186 USD ReducedREDUCED 19th C. Staffordshire Spill Vase, Man Holding a Bird, Woman w/Hat
Pottery:Antique:Staffordshire
This 19th century (1835-75) Staffordshire spill vase measures 6" tall. The male figure is wearing a kilt and a cape. He is holding a bird (parrot or falcon). The seated woman is holding her hat. Lots of color on this Victorian flat back group figure. There are some minor problems. There is a nick in the top of the spill. The bird tail has a piece flaked off. There are other various rubs and nicks. This piece is shown on page 110 of "Victorian Staffordshire Figures 1835-75 Book Two" By A. & N. ...
$190 USD Offers Considered19th C. Victorian Flatback Staffordshire Group Figure, Unidentified
Pottery:Antique:Staffordshire
This early Staffordshire figure measures 7 1/2" tall. I was told this was a prince and a princess. It is a man holding a top hat and a woman with her bonnet over her arm. He is wearing a cobalt coat. She a a lovely long turquoise skirt. The base has a gilt stripe. This piece has a couple of problems. The gent's head has been broken off and repaired. The woman has a tiny chip from her nose. Still lovely serene piece.
$160 USD Offers ConsideredPair of Blue Transferware Plates, LUCERNE, Opaque China
Pottery:Antique:Transferware
The pattern on each of these plates is absolutely gorgeous. The rim is scalloped and beaded. The border has flowers and swags. The center is a landscape adorned with lots of flowers. The bottom of each has a cartouche with "LUCERNE", pattern name. It also has Opaque China and a G. My sources say that the maker of the pattern LUCERNE is not identified. The letter G was used by many potters circa 1820-40. Each of these plates has a small flaw. The edge of one plate has a sliver missing, primarily ...
$250 USD Offers ConsideredVictorian Flat-back Staffordshire Group Figure Spill Vase, Tulip
Pottery:Antique:Staffordshire
This Staffordshire spill vase measures 8" tall. It has a large tulip for the spill vase. There is a man and a woman along with a dog at the base. This vase has detailed moulding and appears to be very early. The base has a gilded stripe. It is in very good condition. It is crazed and has tight hairline on the back. Nothing serious. There is an impressed S on the base.
$346 USD ReducedREDUCED Pair of 19th Century White Staffordshire Dogs (Spaniels), Massive
Pottery:Antique:Staffordshire
This pair of dogs measure 12 1/2" tall. They have black noses with lustre surrounding and red mouths. The eyes are painted. The bodies are gilded, worn. There is a vent hole in the bottom of each. One dog has a chip on the front base. The same dog has several age cracks. These are very tight and stable. Both are crazed. This is a great set of matched dogs.
$70 USD Offers ConsideredLovely Flow Blue Soup Plate DUDLEY Ford & Sons c. 1890
Pottery:Antique:Flow Blue
This soup bowl measures 9 3/8" in diameter. The blue is a deep blue so lovely in flow blue. The rim is outlined with a very dark band. The upper border is printed with long curved dotted scrolls that connect small oval medallions, each containing a dark oval design. The lower rim is detailed with stylized lotus blossoms and leaves. The well is defined by two narrow dark circles and stylized bell flowers that enter the well. The bottom is marked with the pattern, DUDLEY, and the maker, F & Sons. ...
$60 USD Offers ConsideredLovely Flow Blue Soup Plate DUDLEY Ford & Sons c. 1890
Pottery:Antique:Flow Blue
This soup bowl measures 8 3/8" in diameter. The blue is a deep blue so lovely in flow blue. The rim is outlined with a very dark band. The upper border is printed with long curved dotted scrolls that connect small oval medallions, each containing a dark oval design. The lower rim is detailed with stylized lotus blossoms and leaves. The well is defined by two narrow dark circles and stylized bell flowers that enter the well. The bottom is marked with the pattern, DUDLEY, and the maker, F & Sons. ...
$125 USD Offers ConsideredLarge White Staffordshire Dog (Spaniel), 19th Century
Pottery:Antique:Staffordshire
This single dog measures 12" tall. He has painted yellow eyes and a black nose with red mouth. There is no other painted decoration. This is an early dog. It has two vent holes_ one behind the ear and the other on the bottom. There is a hairline on one ear and about half-way down the body. These are very tight and quite stable. There are no other chips or cracks. There is crazing. Grouping singles of various sizes and colors makes a great display.
$150 USD Offers ConsideredLarge White Staffordshire Dog (Spaniel), 19th Century
Pottery:Antique:Staffordshire
This single dog measures 12 3/4" tall. He has painted yellow eyes and a orange nose with black mouth. There is a considerable amount of gilding over the body as well as the chain and lock. This is an early dog. It has one vent hole on the back. There are no chips, cracks, or repairs. There is crazing. Grouping singles of various sizes and colors makes a great display.
$225 USD Offers ConsideredWonderful 19C. Staffordshire Figure, Seated Piper
Pottery:Antique:Staffordshire
This 19th century Staffordshire figure measures 6" tall. It is very detailed in its moulding. The painting is wonderful. It has a seated piper on a rococo style base. He is holding bagpipes in both hands, wearing a hat, long jacket, waistcoat, and breeches. There are no marks. It is in excellent condition. You may see this figure on page 403 of Harding's book "Victorian Staffordshire Figures 1835-1875".
$200 USD ReducedREDUCED Wonderful Early Staffordshire Figure, Berry Gatherer
Pottery:Antique:Staffordshire
This Staffordshire figure measures 7 3/4" tall. It is a man sitting on a stump with a berry basket in his hand. He is wearing a blue waste coat, yellow shirt trimmed in lustre, and pink plaid knickers. There are berries on the stump. This figure is in excellent condition.
$145 USD Offers ConsideredEtruscan (GSH) Begonia Leaf Majolica Pickle Dish
Pottery:Antique:Majolica
This majolica dish measures 9" long and 7" across. It is green in the middle with yellow to pink on the edge. The bottom is marked with the circular Etruscan Majolica GSH mark_ Griffin, Smith, and Hill. There are two chips on the front side and a large chip on the underside of the tip.
$147 USD ReducedREDUCED Large Majolica Pitcher, Bird and Basketweave
Pottery:Antique:Majolica
This pitcher measures 8" tall. It is referred to as Bird and Basketweave in Katz book on majolica. The bulbous bottom has a brown basketweave design. The middle has greenery with a bird on one side and a butterfly on the other. The basketweave design is repeated. The top is scalloped. The inside is a cream with pinkish tint. This pitcher is antique in spite of its excellent condition.
$125 USD Offers ConsideredLovely Antique Green Majolica Plate, English
Pottery:Antique:Majolica
This 8 5/8" plate is a deep green majolica. The edge has a scalloped design. The center has two leaves and some type of fruit. It is early_ most likely English. It is not marked. It is in very good condition. This is a nick on the rim and tiny flake in the glaze at the base of one of the leaves.
$250 USD Offers ConsideredLovely Light Blue Transferware Platter, LAKE
Pottery:Antique:Transferware
This octagon shaped platter measures 12 1/2" x 17". The center is printed with a Romantic Landscape with a group of people gathered on the bank of a lake. There is another group of people in a boat on the other side. The border is swags of flowers on a lined background. The bottom is marked "Lake" in a cartouche. No other distinguishing marks. There is an impressed 16 and the initials MLS. The maker is unknown. It is believed items with this mark are Canadian views possibly by J. Heath. This is ...
$129 USD ReducedREDUCED Lovely Antique Mottled Color Majolica Pitcher
Pottery:Antique:Majolica
This majolica pitcher measures 6 1/4" tall. The outside glaze is a mottled mixture of colors. The handle is brown. The inside is that wonderful pink on so many majolica pieces. There are two raised band designs. This pitcher is in excellent condition.
$135 USD Offers ConsideredLovely Green Majolica Dish, Strawberry Design
Pottery:Antique:Majolica
I am calling this a dish rather than a plate for it is not round and has raised sides. The design is leaves, strawberries, and grapes. The rim of the dish is scalloped. There is pooling of the green in the lower bowl. The dish measures approximately 9 1/2" in diameter and nearly 2" tall. The bottom is not marked. It is English from late 1800's. There are several stilt marks on the bottom. No chips or cracks.
$150 USD Offers ConsideredLovely Flow Blue Vegetable Dish w/ Lid c. 1905
Pottery:Antique:Flow Blue
This lovely flow blue bowl has curves to beat the band. The finial is a double loop with crown. The handles curve upwards. The blue is a bright cobalt flow blue. The lid has a much crisper design than the bowl. The bowl has more flow. They are a matched set for the design is the same. The style is Art Nouveau. The bowl and the lid are marked Stafford--- and and a registry number 465659, giving a date of 1905. I have not been able to identify the maker or the pattern. The bowl and lid are in near ...
$160 USD ReducedREDUCED Lovely Water Lily Majolica Pitcher, Great Color
Pottery:Antique:Majolica
This is an early majolica pitcher measuring 6" tall. The colors and shape are wonderful. The inside is the desirable pink common to this period of majolica. The handle is a brown rope. There is a rope around the neck. The neck is turquoise. The bulbous body is decorated with bold water lilies. The bottom has an 11. The pitcher shows it age with heavy crazing. There is a chip on the spout. A smaller chip on the base. Nothing radical.
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