Stafford Antiques
Large Saltglaze Tankard, Staffordshire c1760. |
| Made in Staffordshire this is an unusually large tankard, would probably hold a quart. Decorated in polychrome enamels in the Chinese style with a strap handle. The potting is very fine showing some slight kiln warping.
Condition - Good with some cracks running from the top lip professionally restored to the highest standard. |
Fine Ralph Wood Group c1785. |
| Made in Staffordshire by Ralph Wood c1785. The strength of modeling on this group is superb. Depicting a shepherd and shepherdess sitting on rockwork with a dog, goat and sheep at their feet and painted with colored glazes, a unique process at the time. Measuring 9.5 inches in height with a hollow, unglazed base. Although not marked these are known with the Ralph Wood stamp.
Condition - Very good, the bocage is missing, quite common, the girls right arm was off, pipe and goat horns restored with a chip on the shepherds hat, all professionally done. |
Pair of Pearlware Spill Vases Depicting John Liston c1828. |
| A very nice pair of spill vases depicting the comic actor John Liston in his roles as Paul Pry and probably Madam Vestris in Buy a Broom. In the early 19th century John Liston was the highest paid actor of his day earning as much as £100.00 per week performing in London. Probably made in Staffordshire the height is 6 inches.
Condition - Very good with some minor restoration. |
Pair of Staffordshire dogs |
| Pair of Staffordshire dogs
13 inches tall
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Staffordshire figure of William Shakespeare/1a |
| A Staffordshire figure of William Shakespeare,
c. 1860 (A/F) |
Staffordshire David with Lamb and Goat |
| Staffordshire David with Lamb and Goat. Circa 1850.
Dimensions : H-21 (cm)
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Staffordshire/12 |
| Large Staffordshire jug inscribed 'John Burgey's Uxbridge 1823. It measures 10 inches. |
Staffordshire Figure of Gin and Water |
| Staffordshire Figure of Gin and Water. Double Sided.
Dimensions : H-22 (cm)
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Royal Staffordshire Pottery Sauce Tureen and Ladle 1895-1910 |
| A very pretty and decorative sauce tureen and matching ladle by Royal Staffordshire Pottery (Thomas Hughes), made between 1895 and 1910.
It is in the attractive 'Cornflower' pattern, and both tureen and ladle are in excellent condition, with no chips, cracks or wear to the pattern. The tureen measures 9" long by 4.5" wide, and the ladle measures 7" in length with the diameter of the bowl measuring 3".
Very often the ladles are missing from sauce tureens, or are damaged, especially the handles, so it is rare to find both tureen and ladle in such good condition.
Please see ref. P0001, 0002 and 0003 for items of the same pattern.
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Royal Staffordshire Pottery 6 Soup Plates 1895-1910 |
| A set of six Royal Staffordshire Pottery (Thomas Hughes) soup plates in the very pretty 'Cornflower' pattern.
They date from 1895-1910 and are in extremely good condition, with no chips, cracks or damage to the pattern. They measure 10" in diameter, and would enhance any table setting.
Please see ref. P0001, 0002 and 0004 for items in the same pattern.
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