(2x) English pottery

5 English Pottery Liquor Barrels, Late 19th/Early 20th C., "Whiskey, Gin, Brandy, Rum" Dimensions: 10" H x 12" W x 13 1/2" D Property from the Private Collection of Steven Stark (ALPI088/5)(WT)

Pair of English slip-decorated pottery vases mounted as lamps. Probably by Moorcroft, with trailed slip and glazed iris decoration, drilled and mounted as table lamps on silvered metal bases. [13 1/2"

Set of Four English Pottery Transfer Printed and Enriched Liquor Barrels Each decorated with an equestrian scene and gilt with liquor name. 13 in. high.

3 Pcs English Pottery, Leeds feather edge cup plate with turkey design 4-3/4" dia, 2 Staffordshire chicken figurines, largest 7-3/4" h, Ref127, 646, 653, Collection of Dorrance "Dodo" H. Hamilton, 3 e

GEORGE JONES MAJOLICA LILY COMPOTE ENGLISH POTTERY PLATE rich with color in pristine condition, would make an impressive addition to any fine collection. DETAILS: - SIZE: 5-1/4 In. Height / 8-3/4 In.

each with molded number "400" to underside; each decorated to one side with a vignette of cherubs, within molded borders 16 1/2 in. (41.9 cm.) high Provenance: From the Pacific Palisades estate and co

TWENTY-TWO ENGLISH POTTERY CHILD’S MUGS19th CenturyFourteen copper lustre and eight with transfer decoration pertaining to months of the year.Heights from 2” to 3”.

An assortment of decorated stoneware with commercial labels including a butter churn 2.75" H including handle, three blue and gray jars, a covered nutmeg jar, two colanders, two brown and gray jars an

Group of (3) English pottery items, to include: Crown Devon music box pitcher; floral vase, marked Ranleigh; and Fielding's Crown Devon turquoise vase with gilt spider web accents. Crazing, wear to pa

NINETEEN ENGLISH POTTERY CHILD’S MUGS19th CenturyAll with transfer decoration of verses.Heights from 2.25” to 3”.

early 20th century; each impressed to underside "Made in England / 89 / Reg. No. 5,74306; with hand-painted polychrome and gilt decorations 18 1/2 in. (47 cm.) high Provenance: From the Pacific Palisa

BESWICK English Pottery Shire Horse #818. Dappled glaze details. marked faintly on foot. -- Dimensions: H: 8.5 inches: W: 10.5 inches: D: 3.25 inches --- US Shipping charge: $35 Plus insurance at a ra

Labeled as "No. 10" and bearing a hand painted Arms of the United Kingdom. With dovetailed brass lid. Dimensions: 10" in diameter, the height is 11". Provenance: From a Morristown, NJ estate.

A Collection of English Pottery. Comprising a Leeds creamware basket with underplate, a creamware reticulated oval platter, a Wedgwood pearlware reticulated platter, a Leeds creamware reticulated oval

Pair of English Glazed Pottery Figures of Recumbent Lions, and a French Redware Enamel-Decorated Bowl, Nineteenth Century. Each lion covered in splashed pale yellow and brown glazes; the bowl molded w

18th/early 19th c. English pottery pigeon tureen and cover. 15.5cm wide

(Lot of 2) English pottery urns in the Greek Revival style, the first redware urn with cover, decorated titled scenes of 'The Meeting of Hector & Adromache' and 'Achilles', 14"h; the second two-handle

1899 - 1944; Lancaster and Sons (Hanley) Ltd green stamped mark; 13 inches wide; 5 inches deep; 11 1/4 inches high

17 x 8.5 inch footed bowl, a Grecian style pattern in ivory on deep plum, heavy banding, circa 1850, base surface scratches , normal wear Line Item # 58

ROYAL DOULTON FLAMBE HUGGING MONKEYS ENGLISH POTTERY circa 1920's 'Mother and Baby' in perfect condition signed on the bottom. DETAILS: - SIZE: 2-3/4 In. / 7cm (Height). x 3-3/8 In./ 8.5cm (Width). -

Pair of English pottery lions with glass eyes, 19th c, 10" x 12", good condition

19th century pair of English pottery plaques painted with roses by T. Simpson, signed. 38.5cm Diameter (Pr)

Early to mid 20th century. One floral vase by Moorecroft along with a relief decorated bisque cameo type bud vase by Royal Worcester. Each in good condition and signed at the base. H6 3/8" H5 1/2" Sol

Five English Pottery Animalsa creamware dolphin sauce boat with underglaze manganese and green circa 1780, (surface imperfections, firing crack at tail), a standing lion with glass eyes, circa 1880, (