STAFFORDSHIRE PEARLWARE, WIDOW & ORPHAN, LATE 18TH

Staffordshire pearlware group, Widow and Orphan, late 18th c., loss to branch, paint loss, approx 11"h, 2.25 lbs *Provenance: Estate of Howard Hand (Texas, New York, 1921-2011). A collector and seller

Two Early Staffordshire Pearlware Figures, Late 18th/ early 19thc. comprising a young woman seated holding a cloth full of flowers she has gathered, glazed in green, blue, yellow and brown, together w

A Group of Four Staffordshire Pearlware Dr. Syntax Figures Late 18th/ Early 19th Century Height of tallest 6 inches. This lot is located in Chicago.

Late 18th Century Staffordshire Pearlware Platter.Transfer-printed in cobalt blue with "Reindeer and Seal” pattern by John Harrison. The center with a landscape scene scattered with various building

Type: Figural group Materials: Ceramic Markings & Inscriptions: Unmarked Date: Late 18th or early 19th century Maker: English Description: A rare Staffordshire pearlware figural group of two cherubs

Pair late 18th / early 19th century Staffordshire enameled pearlware figures, Elijah and a seated female figure. Measures: 9 1/2" High x 4 /1/2" Wide x 4 1/2" Deep.

Of three lions and a ram. Three with open bottoms, two of the lions with pearlware glaze, late 18th / early 19th C. H of largest 8.4cm (3 1/4in)

Late 18th or early 19th century. Small chip to base, a couple manufacturing flaws visible on interior, proper left arm appears to have partially separated in the firing. Height 11 1/2 inches.

circa 1800s, hand painted, some chipping, missing a thumb, 8 inches tall

circa 1800s, hand painted, some chipping, missing a thumb, 8 inches tall

11", losses and repairs

9", losses and repairs

Standing Lions English, attributed to Staffordshire, late 18th/early 19th century, each standing upright and looking forward, tail over center of back, rectangular two-tier base with banding, unmarked

Enamel-painted Creamware Platter with Pierced Decoration, Josiah Wedgwood, Staffordshire, England, late 18th century. Oblong shallow bowl with twelve-lobed shaped rim, the edge penciled in overglaze b

Pair of English enamel curtain tiebacks, made either in Battersea, Bilston or South Staffordshire, circa late 18th Century. These appear to be colorfully hand painted over a transfer print, depicting

Early Staffordshire Pearlware Ceramics, 18th/19thc. Comprising two covered sugar bowls glazed in blue, green, yellow and brown, a cream jug 'Mischeivous Sport and Sportive Innocence,' c.1820,

Antique English enamel snuff or trinket box. These are often referred to as Battersea enamel, but similar enamel wares were also made at Bilston or South Staffordshire. Circa late 18th or early 19th C

A large collection of enamel, feather edge, and transfer-decorated pearlware pepper pots late 18th / early 19th century Comprising fifty-eight examples, two of which accompany a coordinating mustard p

Two South Staffordshire enamel bonbonnières, late 18th centuryOne realistically modelled and coloured as a pug dog's head, the hinged cover painted with a flower spray, 3.4cm long, the other mode

circa 1800s, hand painted, some crazing, cracks, chipping paint, 9.5 inches tall

circa 1800s, hand painted, some crazing, cracks, chipping paint, 9.5 inches tall

(2) Staffordshire pearlware figures of widows, c. 1820, England, polychrome enameled pottery, one depicting the tale of Zarephath, seated by a barrel of meal and a jug of oil, her son by her side, an

Large English Staffordshire enamel box, Late 18th c., with hand-painted countryside landscape scene panels, figures and farm animals in pasture with ruins, raised gilt scrollwork surround, and mint gr

Pair of pearlware portrait wall plaques, late 18th Century. Polychrome shield form with depiction of Admiral Jervis and woman in mourning. Assorted chips and losses, inch long hairline on admiral 6.75