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A Victorian Staffordshire flat back figure group, of a bagpiper, standing wearing orange dress, gilt lined oval base, 12cm high; another, of a girl, standing by her rabbit hutch, 14cm high; others, etc (5)
Sold for £70
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A pair of Victorian Staffordshire Spaniel spill vases, seated to the left and right, with gold padlocks and hair flecks, gilt lined oval bases, 35.5cm high, c.1880
Sold for £190
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A Victorian Staffordshire flat back figure, of a lady by a vase on a pedestal, overflowing with grape and vine, standing wearing a feathered hat holding a tambourine, 27cm high, c.1880
Sold for £50
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A Victorian Staffordshire figure, of a huntsman, standing wearing a brown overcoat with pointed hood, a fawn over his knee a gun at his side, coloured in tones of brown and yellow, brown lined oval base, 36cm high, , c.1880
Sold for £70
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A Victorian Staffordshire figure, The Lion Slayer, he stands in Scottish dress, with a lion by his side, lightly coloured in black and red, picked out in gilt, titled oval base, 42cm high, c.1880
Sold for £80
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A Victorian Staffordshire clock figure group, of a Scottish piper and companion, both seated crossed legged above a clock face, gilt lined oval base, 35.5cm high, c.1880; another, Standard Bearer, seated on a stag, holding a standard and drum, 27cm high, c.1880
Sold for £50
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A Victorian Staffordshire flat back figure group, of a windmill flanked by two figures, both wearing broad brimmed hats and holding wheat sheaves, gilt lined oval base, 25cm high, c.1880; another (2)
Sold for £80
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A mid 19th century brown salt glazed barrel, applied in white with Royal Coat of Arms, floral roundels and sprigs and inscribed Whiskey, 35cm high; others, Brandy, Gin and Rum (4)
Sold for £380
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A Staffordshire figure, seated by a dove cote, wearing a turban and fur lined cobalt blue jacket, gilt lined oval base, 24cm high, c.1880
Sold for £100
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A Victorian Staffordshire zebra, facing to the right, front leg raised, oval base painted in tones of green and applied with bocage, 16cm high, c. 1880; another, similar (2)
Sold for £80
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A Davenport Stone China Exotic Bird pattern sauce tureen, 8cm wide, printed mark, c. 1850
Sold for £28
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A Staffordshire flat back figure, of a young girl seated by her rabbit hutch, with one by her feet, the other on the roof, coloured in orange, yellow and green, 11cm high, c.1880
Sold for £80
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A pair of Victorian flat back cream jugs, modelled as milkmaids with a cow, standing to the left and right, she wearing a yellow bonnet, cobalt blue bodice, orange skirt and green apron, the cows with black patch markings, gilt lined oval bases, 13cm high, late 19th century
Sold for £75
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A Victorian Staffordshire cow creamer, the cow standing to the right with rust markings a milkmaid at his side, gilt lined oval base, 16cm high; others, Jackfield, etc, all late 19th century (7)
Sold for £40
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A 19th century hatchling, transfer printed in black with two foxes beneath a tree, 7cm high, mid 19th century
Sold for £130
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A Brampton Brown Salt Glazed Stone Ware tobacco jar, applied with coat of arms, jolly topers and lions passant, 25cm high, late 19th century
Sold for £45
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An English brown salt glazed stoneware spirit barrel, in relief with recumbant lions, Coat of Arms and knights on horseback, brass tap, 28cm high; a Brampton brown salt glazed stoneware ovoid vase, flared rim, incised with a band of decoration, 25cm high, late 19th century (2)
Sold for £70
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A Charles Meigh stoneware Apostles jug, in relief with eight Gothic arches each with apostles, within strapwork, pewter hinged cover, angular handle, 22cm high, mid 19th century
Sold for £60
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A pair of Staffordshire stoneware flagons, in relief with basket work, Brandy and Irish Whisky, E.P.N.S. mounts, two miniature shot beakers, 20cm high, printed marks
Sold for £120
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A Victorian Victa Washdown closet, transfer printed in underglaze blue with flowers and foliate scrolls, 43cm high, c.1870
Sold for £85
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A Wedgwood cylindrical tobacco jar, inner cover and cover, typically sprigged in white with neo-classical figures, cherubs and foliage on a blue ground, silver rim, domed cover with stiff leaves, button finial, 18cm high, impressed marks, 20th century
Sold for £90
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An 18th century English Delft charger, painted in underglaze blue with stylised foliage and fence, banded trellis border, 36.5cm diam, c.1760
Sold for £140
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An 18th century Pearl Ware bear, naively moulded, yellow and ochre markings in Pratt colours,seated wearing a harness, 7.25cm high, late 18th century
Sold for £380
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An early Victorian dessert service, comprising six shaped circular plates, two-handled shaped rectangular dish and two-handled shaped circular dish, decorated with colourful foliate sprigs divided by trellis and acanthus leaves, in green on a lemon ground, beaded and flowerhead border in relief, pattern 2754, c.1860
Sold for £180
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A Staffordshire figure group, The Fisherman's Wife, she stands with arms crossed by a basket of fish, gilt line oval base, 35cm high, c.1880; another, Fisherman and His Wife, both leaning on a fish basket, he with his foot on a boat, 24cm high; others, Scottish Dancers, 27cm high; etc (4)
Sold for £45
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A Staffordshire salt glazed stoneware Littlers Blue globular teapot and cover, crabstock handle and spout, covered in a thin slightly matt blue glaze, the feet and spout picked out in gilt, mask and paw feet, domed cover, bud finial, 15cm high, c.1755 - 1760
Literature and References Henry Sandon, Coffee Pots and Teapots for the Collector, 1973, p. 63, pl. 73
Sold for £420
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An English Majolica teapot, amusingly modelled as a fish, with fish tail spout, the curved tail as the handle, naturalistically painted in tones of grey, yellow and green, lilac interior, 28cm wide, late 19th century
Sold for £160
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An English Majolica toad and melon teapot, moulded with a toad, his mouth as the spout, rustic loop handle terminating with leaves, i a mottled olive, green and red, 14cm high, c.1880
Sold for £160
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A Minton Majolica 'Tower' jug and cover, moulded with dancing medieval figures within bands of entwined branches and trailing ivy, rustic loop handle, scallop-shell cover with a jester's head finial, painted in coloured glazes, impressed marks, shape 1231, date code for 1868
Sold for £220
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A George Jones Majolica strawberry dish, of quartrefoil form, divided into two large and two small bowls, in relief with strawberry leaves and blossom, rustic twig handle and feet, coloured in mottled brown, turquoise, green, pink and white glazes, with servers, 30cm. long, impressed registration lozenge, pattern no.3300
Sold for £900
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