A Staffordshire redware teapot circa 1770, possibl

A LIVERPOOL TEAPOT, CIRCA 1770, polychrome painted with floral sprays, the cover with floriform knop. 14cm high

Batersea / Bilston white enamel body with hand painted landscape scenes with raised yellow floral swags, gilt metal mounts and stopper, South Staffordshire, circa 1770. H 8cm (3 1/4in)

A large pearlware coffee pot, probably Leeds circa 1780, together with a miniature redware teapot, circa 1760, 31cm high (2)

A Hochst porcelain teapot, German, circa 1770 painted with medallions of classical scenes of Leda and the swan, and Pero, and her father Cimon, supported by swags and ribbons, blue wheel mark 12 cm hi

A WORCESTER PORCELAIN TEAPOT AND STAND, CIRCA 1770, of globular form with a flower head finial, painted with floral sprays and winged insects, with the matching fluted hexagonal stand. (2) Teapot 15cm

A Wedgwood Queen's Ware (creamware) bullet-shape Chintz Pattern teapot and cover, circa 1770, decorated in shades of iron-red, puce, black and green , incised 2 to base, paper collection label E.N. ST

A South Staffordshire enamel etui, circa 1770 of rococo form with light relief-moulded scrolled panels, the hinged gilt metal-mounted cover opening to reveal a full set of contents including scissors,

A WORCESTER GOLD QUEEN'S PATTERN TEAPOT AND COVER, CIRCA 1770, the ground segmented in gilt, the domed cover with flower finial, bifurcated handle. 14.5cm high

A South Staffordshire enamel cat bonbonnière, circa 1770Of oval shape, the high domed cover charmingly modelled in relief with a cat curled up on a pink marbled cushion, its fur naturalistically

A SOUTH STAFFORDSHIRE ENAMEL RABBIT BONBONNIÈRE, CIRCA 1770 the animal moulded in high relief, crouched low amongst the grass, its coat picked out in tones of brown and black, the hinged lid with a r

Two Staffordshire saltglaze teapots and covers, circa 1760 Both of globular shape with crabstock handles and spouts, one teapot and matching cover with a curious green 'ermine' ground reserving on bot

Two Staffordshire saltglaze teapots and covers, circa 1760 Both of globular shape with crabstock handles and spouts, one with an unusual black pebbled or 'shagreen' ground reserving a single rose and

A Staffordshire teapot of Whieldon type, circa 1765, of ovoid form with flower head finial and moulded vine design, simulated branch handle and spout, 12cm high

A Staffordshire "Terra Tersia" Creamware Teapot Circa 1790-1810 Height 4 1/4 x width 7 3/4 inches.  Provenance: Property from the Art Institute of Chicago

Worcester Porcelain Part Tea and Coffee Service Circa 1770 Comprising two teapots and covers, four fluted teapot stands, milk jug and cover, waste bowl, two saucers, three shaped circular dishes, two

Kupjack miniature Paul Revere style silver, teapot 1"W after original circa 1770, tankard .7"H after original circa 1762, and a set of four open cauldron salt dishes after originals circa 1768, includ

A Staffordshire Enameled Salt-Glazed Stoneware Teapot Circa 1750 Height 5 3/8 inches. Property from the Art Institute of Chicago

Circa 1770; Chinese Famille Rose Porcelain Teapot - Depicts figural scenes / Measures: 6"H, 8*W spout to handle / Condition: Repaired lid, repaired handle, flea bites to spout

FIVE PIECES OF BLUE STAFFORDSHIRECirca 1840Four teapots, one depicting Benjamin Franklin's tomb and the others with scenic decoration, and a covered sugar bowl depicting an English manor house with a

circa 1770; court scene vignettes, 5 in. H.

circa 1770; gilt borders with vignettes of mounted archers, 5 in. H.

Two Staffordshire enamel scent bottle cases, a bird bonbonniere and a pair of coat hooks or ties, circa 1770-85 The cases both containing their original glass bottles, one painted with neoclassical ur

England circa 1770, the enamelled piece showing a small dog curled upon a cushion, raised upon a columnar foot fitted with a screw mounted cap decorated with a floral spray, damage to helix. Measuring

Circa 1770; decorated with elaborate court scenes and heavy gilt accenting, 5 in. H. 7 in. W. From the Estate of Philip S. Dubey.