Staffordshire pottery
Showing 1–12 of 13 results
-
A probably Neale & Co of Staffordshire English Pottery Creamware oval shell-edged dish and stand decorated with a hand painted pink feather edge. Circa 1785-1800.
£495.00 Add to basket -
A rare small Staffordshire figure of a sailor
Read more -
A Staffordshire figure of Benjamin Franklin, moulded lettering bearing his name and highlighted in gold to the base. Circa 1850.
£950.00 Read more -
A Staffordshire pearlware square base figure of Air, one of the elements. Circa 1810
£220.00 Add to basket -
A Staffordshire pearlware square based pottery figure of a lady holding several fish in her apron, emblematic of the element ‘Water’. Circa; 1800
£280.00 Add to basket -
A Staffordshire pottery bust of Sir Isaac Newton mounted on a grey marbleised soccle base. Circa 1840.
£750.00 Add to basket -
A Staffordshire pottery square based figure titled Jupiter by Ralph Wood the 2nd or 3rd . Circa 1789 -1801.
£0.00 Read more -
A Staffordshire small pottery bust of Seneca mounted on a marbleised soccle base. Circa; 19th Century
£395.00 Add to basket -
A Staffordshire, impressed marked Enoch Wood earthenware bust of Homer the poet, wearing a purple robe, mounted on a soccle and a square base. Circa 1810,
£650.00 Add to basket -
A Victorian Staffordshire figure portraying The Prince of Wales “Edward Albert” on a goat. Circa 1850
£175.00 Add to basket -
Samuel Alcock & Co of Burslem Staffordshire, model of a Pointer with brown markings, standing on an oval green base beside a supporting white and gilt tree. Circa 1840-50.
£395.00 Add to basket -
Three Staffordshire pearlware blue and white, fan shaped, asparagus servers, two with pierced sides and one plain. Circa 1790-1800.
£385.00 Add to basket
Showing 1–12 of 13 results