Found 206 items in the class "Porcelain_and_Pottery/Staffordshire".

	STAFFORDSHIRE FIGURES: Staffordshire Parrot Inkwell Staffordshire figure of a parrot that is also an inkwell. It is 4-1/2" high ca.1860 and is in excellent condition.    $395.00
	RED AND PINK TRANSFERWARE: Plates Early Staffordshire Pink Transferware Plate, SICILIAN FLOWERS We present here a lovely floral Staffordshire 9 inch plate in vibrant pink transfer. The skillfully transferred and highly detailed. The pattern is entitled Sicilian Flowers. We have dealt in Staffordshire transferware for many years. This is the first time that we have seen this pattern. Ths surround is bordered in white, highly scalloped, and dimensionally beaded. By its characteristics, we would date it to the 1820 - 30 period. The plate is in excellent condtion, free of chips, cracks, hairlines, stains, and restorations.    $105.00
	SPATTERWARE. LUSTERWARE, SPONGEWARE, SPRIG, & OTHER HAND - PAINTED STAFFORDSHIRE: Sugar Bowls Staffordshire Hand-Painted Nineteenth Century Sugarbowl, Oak Leaf The Staffordshire sugarbowl or sucrier pretented dates to the mid 1800s. It is a footed and embossed sugar bowl with hand painted decorateions of red flowers and black / grey oak leaf designs. Note the pretty bud handles indicative of its early potting.It measures 7 1/2 inches long by 6 inches tall. It is in great shape. The only flaws are two tiny dings to the lid underside which are shown in close-up.    $75.00
	SPATTERWARE. LUSTERWARE, SPONGEWARE, SPRIG, & OTHER HAND - PAINTED STAFFORDSHIRE: Cups and Saucers Staffordshire Porcelain Handleless Cup and Saucer, Floral Pattern Here is a Staffordshire handleless cup and saucer in a sprig or floral pattern. The cup is 3 1/2 inches by 3 1/2 inches. The saucer is 5 1/2 inches wide by 1 1/4 inches tall.Both pieces are in excellent condition, free of all flaws. The hand-painted designs are bright and free of wear. This set dates to the mid-1800's.    $65.00
	CERAMICS/STAFFORDSHIRE: 1830's Historic Staffordshire Wild Rose Plate 9 1/2 inch dinner plate in very good condition with just some underglaze crazing depicting a well known early Staffordshire scene with a wild rose border. Maker's mark is the border around the words Wild Rose on the bottom of the plate, but I can't identify it to a specific company.    $55.00
	SPATTERWARE. LUSTERWARE, SPONGEWARE, SPRIG, & OTHER HAND - PAINTED STAFFORDSHIRE: Plates Staffordshire Three Color Spongeware Plate, Red, Black Green Here is a fine Staffordshire spongeware plate in red, black and green. It measures 9 inches wide and is free of all chips, cracks, hairlines, stains, and restoration.    $50.00
	STAFFORDSHIRE FIGURES: Staffordshire Figures-Victoria and Albert This Staffordshire figure pair is of Victoria and Albert with their first child, the princess of Wales. The figures are 6-1/4" high and other than a rub on Victoria's nose they are in excellent condition. I believe the figures date from 1840-1860.    $675.00
	STAFFORDSHIRE FIGURES: Staffordshire Figure--Dog Rescue This 7" Staffordshire spill vase figure is known as "Dog Rescue" or "Dog Carlos". It is nicely colored and in excellent condition. The piece dates from about 1860.    $475.00
	Porcelain and Pottery-Staffordshire: STAFFORDSHIRE DOG 7088 Staffordshire Dog: I think this is the Russian wolfhound with his rabbit catch. Glaze is missing on one ear otherwise condition is excellent. Unfortunately the family damaged the other one missing two legs and rabbit head. Included only in case a serious collector buys and wants to use it as a study piece. I used damaged pieces when I give talks to groups as they don’t mind passing around a damaged piece and they get to see it well and handle it to get the feel of the authentic. 8 inches high 6.25 inches long; 1.75 inches deep.     $450.00
	Porcelain and Pottery-Staffordshire: STAFFORDSHIRE FAIRING 19THC Porcelain and Pottery-Staffordshire. akeslingerantiques.com Fairing Victorian fairing. New Mother and Nurse with Baby. Delightful result of and companion to Item # 331. 3"H. 4"Wide. 2 1/8"Deep. $350. Visit http://akeslingerantiques.com for more great items.    $350.00
	STAFFORDSHIRE FIGURES: Staffordshire Figure-Hunters This beautifully modelled Staffordshire figure of two hunters with bows and arrows dates from around 1860. The condition of this unusual piece is excellent.    $350.00
	Porcelain and Pottery-Staffordshire: STAFFORDSHIRE FAIRING 19THC 8008 Porcelain and Pottery-Staffordshire. akeslingerantiques.com Fairing Fairings are delightfully amusing. Victorian woman allows Victorian man into her bed. What can I say. Item # 332 should be sold with this one. 3" H. 3 5/8" Wide. 2 1/8" Deep. $350. each. Visit http://akeslingerantiques.com for more great items.    $350.00
	STAFFORDSHIRE FIGURES: Staffordshire Watch Holder Figure This 12" high circa 1860-80 watch holder Staffordshire figure is a very charming piece with a shepherd, shepherdess holding a lamb and a dog. The bad news is that most of the watch holder in the back is missing which you can see in the second photo--this would be an easy repair. The piece is being sold "as is" and is priced accordingly.    $195.00
	Porcelain and Pottery-Staffordshire: STAFFORDSHIRE LUSTER TEAPOT Great Staffordshire pink luster teapost on pedestal base. 10 inches high; 8.25 inches wide handle to spout lip. Old restoration on lid finial. Hairlines as shown on inside.    $150.00
	BLUE TRANSFERWARE: Plates John Alcock Blue Transferware Staffordshire Plate, PRIORY, c. 1853 - 61 The 9 1/2 inch blue transfer Staffordshire plate presented has a romantic scene of a large gothic building, the Priory of the pattern name. It was made in the pottery of John Alcock and dates to 1853 - 61.Condition is excellent - no chips, cracks, hairlines, stains, or restoration. It bears a backstamp with pattern name and pottery name as well.    $125.00
	Porcelain and Pottery-Staffordshire: STAFFORDSHIRE CUP AND CUP PLATE Staffordshire hand painted china. Charming 3 5/8 inch diameter; 2.5 inch high handleless cup on pedestal with small chip on pedestal. Matching cup plate 5.5 inch diameter; 1.25 inch high.    $125.00
	BLUE TRANSFERWARE: Plates Phillips Staffordshire 10 1/2 Inch Blue Transferware Plate, PARISIAN, c. 1838 - 48 The large dinner plate presented in blue transfer is entitled Parisian. It measures 10 1/2 inches wide. The potter is George Phillips whose Staffordshire firm operated from 1838 to 1848.Condition is excellent - no chips, cracks, hairlines, stains, or restoration. We have six matching plates, so if you want multiples, contact us please.    $125.00
	Porcelain and Pottery-Staffordshire: STAFFORDSHIRE CUP AND CUP PLATE Wonderful and rare Staffordshire cup and cup plate with classical scenic transfer patterm. Cup plate with hairline as shown.Rim diameter 5.25 inch; 2.25 inch high.    $125.00
	BLUE TRANSFERWARE: Sauce Tureens G. Phillips Staffordshire Blue Transferware Sauceboat, PARISIAN, c. 1828 - 48 The Staffordshire sauce tureen or sauceboat presented was made in the pottery of George Phillips, c. 1838 - 48. Its graceful lines make it particularly attractive. It measures 9 inches long by 5 inches tall. The romantic scene features a picnic scene at river's edge. A seaweed patterned band graces the pedestal and interior of the vessel.This gravy boat his one chips on the underside of the base which is barely visible unless the tureen is upended.    $95.00
	BLUE TRANSFERWARE: Plates Staffordshire Blue Transferware 9 Inch Plate, ONTARIO LAKE SCENERY The nine inch Staffordshire blue transferware plate presented has a romantic scene entitled Ontario Lakes Scenery. Usually one finds this design with the Heath backstamp, c. 1845 - 53. This one is very similar with subtle differences. For example, the clouds have different formation. We love the thin waterfall which flows from the mountains in the background to the foreground where several figures stand on a bluff.It is in fine condition free of chips and cracks. There is one tiny glaze pop on the inner ridge.    $95.00
	SPATTERWARE. LUSTERWARE, SPONGEWARE, SPRIG, & OTHER HAND - PAINTED STAFFORDSHIRE: Hand-Painted China Early Queen's Rose Hand-Painted Teapot This lovely teapot measures 11 inches long by 7 inches tall. Hand painted roses in pink and magenta with light to medium green foliate decorate it. This Staffordshire tea pot dates to the mid 1800s. It bears only the number mark of the artist who painted the roses. Condition is excellent. There is a little stain on the foot. We also have a cup and saucer from this teaset. it is available separately.    $75.00
	SPATTERWARE. LUSTERWARE, SPONGEWARE, SPRIG, & OTHER HAND - PAINTED STAFFORDSHIRE: Cups and Saucers Staffordshire London Shape Hand-Painted Cup and Saucer This early cup and saucer dates to the mid 1800's. The cup measures 3 1/2 inches wide by 2 3/4 inches tall. The saucer is 5 1/2 inches wide by 1 1/4 inches tall. Both pieces are in excellent condition, free of chips and cracks.The floral sprig design is done in magenta, yellow, and light green - very pretty.    $65.00
	SPATTERWARE. LUSTERWARE, SPONGEWARE, SPRIG, & OTHER HAND - PAINTED STAFFORDSHIRE: Creamware Creamware Soup Plate #1, Late 1700s Here is an early creamware soup plate measuring 9 inches wide by 2 inches tall. On first glance, one might think this a 19th Century white ironstone rimmed soup, but upon closer inspection, its creamware body makes clear that it quite a bit earlier. It is in excellent condition, free of chips, cracks, hairlines, stains, and restorations. It is offered to the discriminating collector who is drawn to very early Staffordshire china.    $55.00
	SPATTERWARE. LUSTERWARE, SPONGEWARE, SPRIG, & OTHER HAND - PAINTED STAFFORDSHIRE: Sugarbowls Staffordshire Hand-Painted Sprig Sugarbowl This sprig sugarbowl measures 8 inches wide by 6 inches tall. It is octagonal in shape with sharply molded loop handles and finial.Condition is very good. There are no chips except for some nibbles to the lid ledge which is covered when the lid is in place. The sugarbowl has a 1 inch line on the side where it must have taken a sharp blow at one time. See the picture.    $50.00
	SPATTERWARE. LUSTERWARE, SPONGEWARE, SPRIG, & OTHER HAND - PAINTED STAFFORDSHIRE: Creamware Creamware Soup Plate #2, Late 1700s Here is an early creamware soup plate measuring 9 inches wide by 2 inches tall. On first glance, one might think this a 19th Century white ironstone rimmed soup, but upon closer inspection, its creamware body makes clear that it quite a bit earlier. It is in fine condition, free of chips, cracks, hairlines, stains, and restorations. There is one indentation on the face, done in the potting. It is offered to the discriminating collector who is drawn to very early Staffordshire china.    $50.00
	SPATTERWARE. LUSTERWARE, SPONGEWARE, SPRIG, & OTHER HAND - PAINTED STAFFORDSHIRE: Teapots Staffordshire Octagonal Sprig Teapot, c. 1850 The teapot presented has hand-painted sprig designs. It is very well molded and measures 10 1/2 inches long by 8 inches tall. It has blue pooling of its pearlware glaze, a sign of its early potting. It dates to the 1840 - 50 period.There is a chips on the top as pictured. The lid has a little chip on the interior flange, also pictured. It is not seen unless the lid is upended. There are no other flaws.    $50.00
	SPATTERWARE. LUSTERWARE, SPONGEWARE, SPRIG, & OTHER HAND - PAINTED STAFFORDSHIRE: Lustreware Scroddled Teapot, Pewter Lid Offered is a unique Staffordshire teapot measuring 9" wide by 7" tall. It has a pewter lid which works but is partially split at the hinge. The teapot has a scroddled design in brown with yellow lustre.It is in fine condition. There are no cracks. The lip of the spout shows one tiny flake on the bottom, and the yellow luster has some minor wear on the handle.    $50.00
	FEATHER EDGE WARE: Platters Staffordshire Octagonal Blue Feather Edge Platter Here is an octagonal Staffordshire platter with a blue feathered edge. It measures 15 1/2 by 11 1/2 inches. The edge shows hand-painted feathering. It is not incised. There are two little flakes on the front blue edge as pictured and a large chip on the back side which does not show from the front. This is also shown in a picture. The platter is marked only with an imprinted mark which reads, "Best Goods." Given the damage, this early platter is attractively priced.    $50.00
	CERAMICS/STAFFORDSHIRE: 1824 Cobridge Staffordshire Canton Plate Fantastic 7 3/4 inch Canton Design plate in excellent condition especially for it's age. The glaze is perfect, just a small amount of light surface usage wear. Note photos below for marks indicating the firm of R. Stevenson (Ralph), Alcock (Samuel) and Williams. Cobridge, (North Staffordshire, England. The marks suggest a date between 1824 when Alcock joined the firm and 1828 when he formed his own pottery.    $45.00
	SPATTERWARE. LUSTERWARE, SPONGEWARE, SPRIG, & OTHER HAND - PAINTED STAFFORDSHIRE: Hand-Painted China Early Staffordshire Queens Rose Hand-Painted Cup and Saucer Offered is a porcelain cup and saucer in this charming queens rose pattern. The cup measures 3 1/2 across the top including the handle and 2 3/4 inches tall. The deep sipping saucer is 5 1/2 wide by 1 inch tall. Condition is excellent- no flaws. We are offering also the matching teapot of this set in a separate listing.    $45.00
	SPATTERWARE. LUSTERWARE, SPONGEWARE, SPRIG, & OTHER HAND - PAINTED STAFFORDSHIRE: Hand-Painted China Colorful Sprigged Staffordshire Cup and Saucer Here is a porcelain cup and deep sipping saucer dating to the mid 1800's. The colorful sprigged pattern is done is blue, yellow, magenta, and green - more colorful than the usual blue and green. The cup is 4 inches across the looped handle by 3 inches tall, and the saucer is 5 1/2 inches wide. Both pieces are in fine condition, useful for tea or display.    $35.00
	SPATTERWARE. LUSTERWARE, SPONGEWARE, SPRIG, & OTHER HAND - PAINTED STAFFORDSHIRE: Plates Staffordshire Hand-Painted Sprig Cake Plate, 9 Inches Here is a hand-painted cakeplate measuring 9 inches in diameter. The hand painted pattern is the classic sprig design in red, green, and blue.It is in excellent condition, free of all flaws.    $25.00
	SPATTERWARE. LUSTERWARE, SPONGEWARE, SPRIG, & OTHER HAND - PAINTED STAFFORDSHIRE: Pitchers Staffordshire Yellow Lustre Cream Pitcher This pitcher measures 3 1/4 inches tall. Yellow lustre decorates the black transfer band of geometrics on the interior and handle as well as on the foliates and branches of the fruit and flower design. Hand-painted embellishments have been added to the fruit and flowers in green, pink, and yellow.There are no chips or cracks on this little pitcher. The rim shows a few points of rubbing.    $25.00
	SPATTERWARE. LUSTERWARE, SPONGEWARE, SPRIG, & OTHER HAND - PAINTED STAFFORDSHIRE: Plates Early Staffordshire Hand-Painted Plate, Virginia Pattern This early plate dates to the 1840 - 50 period. It measures 9 1/4 inches wide and is ine excellent condition, free of chips, cracks, hairlines, stains, and restoration. This is Virginia Pattern, a design of red blooms, blue leaves and bright green leaves with black stems. The edge is banded in red.    $25.00
	SPATTERWARE. LUSTERWARE, SPONGEWARE, SPRIG, & OTHER HAND - PAINTED STAFFORDSHIRE: Lids Staffordshire Porcelain Pink Lustre Sugarbowl Lid This porcelain lid measures 5 inches long by 2 3/4 inches wide. The hand-painted design of fruit and flowers decorates both sides. The flower finial and the rim is decorated in pink lustre.It is free of chips and cracks. On the inside, there is a small clay separation, done in the firing process.    $25.00
	BLUE TRANSFERWARE: Platters Staffordshire Blue Transferware Platter, GIPSY, 13 x 10 Inches, c. 1850 This medium blue transferware octagonal Staffordshire platter dates to the mid 1800's. It is 13 inches by 10 inches.The unique pattern is prized by collectors on nineteenth century Staffordshire transferware; however, the specific potter has yet to be identified. The central scene, presented in a rectangular frame, features a peasant family before an open campfire and hut. The surround has pebble-like patterning with scrolling.This platter is in great shape, free of chips and cracks. The glaze on the face is very smooth and shiny. The back side shows a y-shaped glaze line that does not penetrate the earthenware body to the front. Glaze is quite shiny.    $300.00
	SPATTERWARE. LUSTERWARE, SPONGEWARE, SPRIG, & OTHER HAND - PAINTED STAFFORDSHIRE: Teapots Very Large Staffordshire Sprig Teapot, c. 1850 Here is an octagonal, hand-painted Staffordshire teapot measuring 12 1/2 inches long by 7 1/2 inches tall. Its hand painted sprig pattern is done in tones of red, blue and light green. It is in very good shape with a couple of nibbles. One is to the very tip of the spout as pictured. Another is to the lid ledge, covered when the lid is in place. The lid has a small flaw which does not penetrate the earthenware. See the picture. It is well molded and serviceable.We have other Sprig items such as cups, saucers, and a sugarbowl offered separately.    $75.00
	Porcelain and Pottery-Staffordshire: Staffordshire group Eary piece a pottery in excellent condition.height is approx.10 1/2"-8"long.     $950.00
	Porcelain and Pottery-Staffordshire: staffordshire Shepard Starrordshire Shepard with his favorite companion. Great piece in mint condition measures approx 8 1/2" tall-4"wide     $650.00
	Porcelain and Pottery-Staffordshire: Staffordshire Spil Vase Nice size,7"-4" ,in yery good condition,good colors.     $275.00
	Porcelain and Pottery-Staffordshire: Staffordshire Mother & daughter Victorian piece of pottery in mint condition.Lot's of color.Nice size,7"tall-3 1/2"    $220.00
	BLUE TRANSFERWARE: Platters Deakin & Sons Oval Blue Transferware Staffordshire Platter, SPANISH BEAUTIES, c. 1833-41 This gorgeous oval blue transferware Staffordshire platter measures 15 1/2 by 12 1/4 inches. The potter is Deakin & Sons whose firm operated from 1833 to 1841. Its pattern features three figures in a formal garden setting with moorish buildings along a river in the background.The surround has scenic areas that alternate with scrolling, diapering, and flowers. A pretty fan shape element appears at four points on the surround.Condition is excellent - no chips, cracks, hairines, stains, or restoration.    $400.00
	BLUE TRANSFERWARE: Pitchers c. 1830 Adams Large Staffordshire Blue Transferware Pitcher, PERSIA Here is a beautiful blue transferware pitcher, 10 1/2 inches tall. We love this particular shape. The Adams pottery used the body for several of its transfer patterns. This particular pattern is Persia. The William Adams pottery produced it during the early decades of its operation, c. 1819 - 1830. The pattern was used later in the century, but this shape was not.Note the graceful handle and prominent spout. It is in excellent condition, free of all flaws. It is marked with the pattern name and pottery initials.    $350.00
	BROWN TRANSFERWARE: Teapots G. Phillips Large Staffordshire Brown Transferware Teapot, PARISIAN, c. 1838 - 48 The octagonal brown transfer teapot presented measures 10 1/2 inches long by 6 inches tall. The pattern is Parisian, a design featuring two women on the banks of a river. Styulized buildings including multple minarets appear on the far shore. A seaweed-like webbing serves ans a border on the top, bottom, and lid.This pretty teapot is in excellent condition. We had one chip to the spout restored and the finial professionally reattached with perfect results.    $175.00
	PURPLE TRANSFERWARE: Plates American Historical Staffordshire Purple Transferware Plate, HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT, c. 1831 -35 This large purple transferware American historical plate displays a view of Hartford, Connecticut. It was made in the pottery of Job and John Jackson. The pottery operated from 1831 to 1835.Condition is excellent - no chips, cracks, hairlines, stains, or restoration.    $150.00
	FEATHER EDGE WARE: Platters Large Staffordshire Creamware Blue Feather Edge Platter, Combed Back Here is an early feather edge platter measuring 17 1/2 by 14 1/4. The body is creamware, and the rim is deeply incised and asymmetrically scalloped. The back is combed, a sign of early potting, and it bears an incised cross mark, its only marking. By its characteristics, we can date the platter to 1775 - 1820. It is in super condition with three little scuffs to the edge. There are no chips, cracks, hairlines, stains, or repairs.    $135.00
	FEATHER EDGE WARE: Platters Staffordshire Creamware Blue Feather Edge Platter This shell rimmed, evenly scalloped platter is made from creamware and dates to the 1780 to 1820 period. The feather edging is an impressed series on curved lines with occasional cascading arches. It measures 15" by 12". Condition is excellent - no chips, cracks, hairlines, stains, or repairs. Aside from an imprinted number 14, it is unmarked. Items such as this are usually attributed to the Leeds pottery; however, several others of the early Nineteenth and Eighteenth Centuries also produces feathered wares.    $125.00
	BLUE TRANSFERWARE: Plates Staffordshire 9 1/4 Inch Blue Transferware Plate, GIPSY The blue transfer plate presented here measures 9 1/4 inches wide. The pattern is entitled Gipsy, a misspelling of Gypsy. We love this design which features a peasant family at a campfire under a craggy tree. The scene has a rectangular frame of florets with scrolling around and pebble and vine patterning on the surround. We have two of these plates, so contact us if you are interested in both. The backstamp is a diminutive of the design.     $125.00
	BLUE TRANSFERWARE: Plates Staffordshire 9 1/2 Inch Blue Transferware Plate, SICILIAN The early plate presented is entitled Sicilian. It measures 9 1/2 inches wide. This pattern is known by collectors of early transfer patterns; however, the potter is unknown. By its characteristics we would date it to the 1830 - 50 period. Condition is excellent - no chips, cracks, hairlines, stains, or restorations. It is marked with pattern name.Interestingly, it seems to have more Asian influences to its design than Italian. Two Asian figures stand in a stylized garden.    $125.00
	BLUE TRANSFERWARE: Plates Staffordshire Blue Transferware Child's Motto Plate, George's Fate Here is a small child's plate, 5 inches wide with embossed rose designs on the surround. It bears part of a children's story. In the center is George, who has returned to find his possession gone. Other children look on as they straddle a split-rail fence. It reads, "George ran to the spot, but his fate had been seal'd, for a plough-boy in passing, while George left the field, had carried it of (sic) as his prize." Condition is excellent - no flaws.    $85.00

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