Early Staffordshire Pottery Figures

Title : FLIGHT AND RETURN EGYPT WALTON

Reference: 3066

A well modelled pair of antique pearlware figures from Staffordshire England of the Flight and Return to and from Egypt.The figures are very well modelled with exceptional coloring as one would expect from the Staffordshire pottery of John Walton who was based in Burslem Staffordshire the figures are 190 years old from the circa 1820 period.

Dimensions: 8 inches high approx

Price Guide : E

Title : JIM CROWE STAFFORDSHIRE FIGURE

Reference: 3045

Thomas Dartmouth Rice dressed as the character Jim Crowe.Antique Staffordshire pottery pearlware glaze and handpainted enamels.... circa 1830. Note the mis-spelling of Jim as Jam on the base of the figure.All part of the joy of Staffordshire.

Dimensions: 6 inches high approx

Price Guide : B

Title : PRATTWARE PIGEON TUREEN C1810

Reference: 3016

Antique English pottery covered sauce tureen in the form a pigeon or dove.Well executed pratt type colors. Very clean condition dating from circa 1810. Probably Staffordshire or Yorkshire pottery. PRICE £1250

Dimensions: 6.5 inches long

Price Guide : C

Title : NORTH COUNTRY ROOSTER

Reference: 2993

A charming piece of pottery folk art from the potters of North England or Scotland in the form af a rooster. date circa 1820.

Dimensions: 7 inches high approx.

Price Guide : C

Title : Pearlware figure of horse on base

Reference: 2933

Antique pottery pearlware figure of a horse standing on a base.Probably North country or Scottish pottery cica 1810.

Dimensions: 7 inches long approx.

Price Guide : E

Title : STAFFORDSHIRE ROOSTER ON BASE

Reference: 2981

Antique Staffordshire pottery figure of a pearlware ooster standing on a square base with four balls.The Rooster is exceptionally well coloured and modelled and is a very rare example from the Staffordshire potters of the early 19th century. Antique English pottery date circa 1810.

Dimensions: 9 inches high approx.

Price Guide : E

Title : PRATTWARE BEAR TEAPOT C1790

Reference: 2968

Antique pottery teapot in the form of a mussled bear.The modelling and decoration of this piece is very strong and is a wonderful piece of folk art from the late 18th century. The head of the bear is removable. This piece was probably produced in the North of England or Scotland. The pot has a certain presence and through its rather brutish exterior reveals a comical and wicked warmth.

Dimensions: 10 inches high approx

Price Guide : E

Title : PEARLWARE TREE TRUNK SHEPHERDS

Reference: 2957

Antique Staffordshire pottery figure group of shepherd seated below a tree trunk.An owl is perched in the branches watching the scene below. British pottery period circa 1820.

Dimensions: 10 inches high approx

Price Guide : C

Title : PEARLWARE STAFFORDSHIRE COW

Reference: 2953

A large and impressive antique Staffordshire pottery pearlware figure of a cow standing on a base. This model was produced at the Wood and Caldwell factory in Burslem Staffordshire,England in circa 1815 . Wood and Caldwell were one of the most famous potters in Staffordshire and this piece is a fine example of their workmanship and attention to detail. Myrna Schkolne illustrates a similar figure in her book Staffordshire Figures 1810-1835 page 291 (Farm animals).

Dimensions: 10 inches high approx

Price Guide : D

Title : COW CREAMER AND MILK MAID

Reference: 2936

An exceptionally well modelled cow creamer with milk maid on a base.Probably Yorkshire or Scottish pottery from circa 1810.Pearlware glaze with the typical pratt colour palette.The female figure has superior modelling compared to many cow creamers and the base also goes the extra mile with finer modelling. The lid has been replaced.

Dimensions: 6 inches long approx

Price Guide : C