Victorian, circa 1880 Matched Pair Staffordshire No.1 black and white seated spaniels (the black markings are different and the molding is crisper on one than the other).  More »

Victorian, circa 1880 Matched Pair Staffordshire No.1 black and white seated spaniels (the black markings are different and the molding is crisper on one than the other). Yellow eyes and orange/peach colored muzzles. Bright gilt collar, locket and chain. Vent hole to reverse. Raised number ''1'' to underside. Good. Some rubbing to gilt. Right facing: Kiln effects: crazing; craze/shrinkage line over hind leg; firing flaw to front. Repaired firing crack to base edge on hind paw. Retouching to eyes, nose and claws. Left facing: A few flakes to the underside. Slight paint loss to claws. Kiln effect: black glaze run. Retouching to eyes and nose. 12ins high   « Less

Victorian, circa 1860 Staffordshire figure of a fox with its prey, a bird, on the ground underneath. Legs and tail molded free. Modeled on a shaped base with shredded clay  More »

Victorian, circa 1860 Staffordshire figure of a fox with its prey, a bird, on the ground underneath. Legs and tail molded free. Modeled on a shaped base with shredded clay decoration. Fox decorated all round. Vent hole to underside. Good. No cracks. No hairlines. No chips. Flake to tip of right ear. Kiln effect: craze line to the underside and several to reverse. Restoration of hind left leg. Retouching to tail and rump. 6ins high   « Less

Victorian, date cipher for 1874 Minton Majolica jardiniere stand. Sprigs of bamboo relief molded around the edge. Light green ground. Turquoise glaze inside the foot rim  More »

Victorian, date cipher for 1874 Minton Majolica jardiniere stand. Sprigs of bamboo relief molded around the edge. Light green ground. Turquoise glaze inside the foot rim along with three stilt marks, impressed maker''s mark ''MINTON'' and date cipher for 1874. Generally good. No cracks. No hairlines. Abrasions around the rim. Wear to front and reverse. Kiln effect: slight staining to the crazing on reverse. Small restored rim chip. 11.75ins diameter   « Less

Victorian, circa 1880 Staffordshire spill vase modeled as a hen and rooster/cockerel before a yellow fence, with a worm on the ground between them. Bright gilt base line and  More »

Victorian, circa 1880 Staffordshire spill vase modeled as a hen and rooster/cockerel before a yellow fence, with a worm on the ground between them. Bright gilt base line and decoration around spill rim. Similar piece illustrated figure 2821, page 229, Schiffer''s ''Victorian Staffordshire Figures 1835-1875'' Book 2, by A.& N. Harding. Good. No restoration. No cracks. No hairlines. No chips. A few minor paint losses to beak, comb and feet. Some rubbing to gilt. Kiln effect: a few specks of kiln grit caught in the glaze to the interior of the spill. 6.25ins high, 6.75ins wide   « Less

Victorian, circa 1860 Staffordshire cow creamer/spill vase. Russet and white cow standing in front of a tree trunk spill vase. Green ground with a leafy branch underneath the  More »

Victorian, circa 1860 Staffordshire cow creamer/spill vase. Russet and white cow standing in front of a tree trunk spill vase. Green ground with a leafy branch underneath the cow. Two legs of cow molded free, along with tail which forms the handle. Cow''s mouth forms the pouring hole. Good. No cracks. No hairlines. Small paint loss to cow''s front hoof. Slight rubbing to legs. Kiln effect: overall crazing. Restored chip to upper lip. 5.75ins high, 6.5ins wide   « Less

Victorian, circa 1870 Majolica pitcher decorated with a leaping fish on both sides. Cobalt ground, with lily pad and reeds molded around the base. Handle in the form of  More »

Victorian, circa 1870 Majolica pitcher decorated with a leaping fish on both sides. Cobalt ground, with lily pad and reeds molded around the base. Handle in the form of reeds. Ochre patterned band around the rim. Pink interior. Underside unglazed. Good. No cracks. No hairlines. Some wear to the spout and cobalt ground. Kiln effect: cobalt glaze run to the exterior. Two filled holes to rim (where pewter lid would have been originally fitted). Restored chip to base. 6.25ins high   « Less

Victorian, circa 1860 Single Staffordshire seated spaniel holding a basket of flowers in its mouth. Decorated with feathered russet markings. Vent hole and a painted mark to  More »

Victorian, circa 1860 Single Staffordshire seated spaniel holding a basket of flowers in its mouth. Decorated with feathered russet markings. Vent hole and a painted mark to underside. Good. No cracks. No chips. No flakes. Very slight wear to left ear. Kiln effect: a few fine shrinkage lines to reverse. Repaired hairline to reverse and another to the front. Restored bruise to tail. Retouching to nose and hind claws. 7.5ins high   « Less

Victorian, circa 1860 Staffordshire hen on nest tureen. Modeled as a colorful hen sitting on her eggs on top of a basket. The hen forms cover, and the yellow glazed basket  More »

Victorian, circa 1860 Staffordshire hen on nest tureen. Modeled as a colorful hen sitting on her eggs on top of a basket. The hen forms cover, and the yellow glazed basket forms the dish. Painted number ''182'' to interior of hen and nest. Three stilt marks to underside of dish. Generally good. Hen: Rubbing and minor paint loss to crest and beak. Wear to inner rim. Kiln effect; firing hole to tail; slight staining to edge of outer rim. Restored bruise and chips to outer and inner rim. Retouching to exterior paint losses. Nest: No restoration. Rubbing and wear to the yellow enamel. Kiln effects: over glazed manufacture chip to rim; shrinkage hairline to foot, another to interior; piece of kiln detritus to exterior; staining to interior and exterior. 6ins high, 7ins by 5.75ins wide   « Less

Victorian, circa 1890 Pair Staffordshire seated white spaniels with bright gilt collar, locket, chain and coat decoration. Black muzzle with red mouth. Small vent hole to  More »

Victorian, circa 1890 Pair Staffordshire seated white spaniels with bright gilt collar, locket, chain and coat decoration. Black muzzle with red mouth. Small vent hole to underside. Good. No restoration. Some rubbing to gilt, which remains unusually intact. Right facing: Kiln effects: shrinkage line above hind leg; overall crazing. Left facing: Small chip and a flake to front left paw. Kiln effect: overall crazing. 12.5ins high   « Less

Victorian, circa 1890 Pair Staffordshire free standing St Bernards with glass eyes. Tan and cream markings with black whiskers, noses and claws. Bright gilt collar (almost  More »

Victorian, circa 1890 Pair Staffordshire free standing St Bernards with glass eyes. Tan and cream markings with black whiskers, noses and claws. Bright gilt collar (almost completely rubbed). Decorated all round. Vent hole to belly. Good. Gilt rubbed. Right facing: Kiln effects: a few overglazed shrinkage lines to belly; piece of kiln detritus caught inside causing the dog to rattle. Repair to hind left leg. Retouching to mouth. Replacement glass eyes. Left facing: Kiln effects: shrinkage crack with associated flaking to mold join to dog''s back; shrinkage lines behind front right paw; kiln grit to side of belly. Retouching to mouth. Replacement glass eyes. 11ins high, 14ins wide   « Less