Staffordshire

Condition: UsedCondition Notes: As genuine antique items, these figurines show signs of their age, which contribute to their unique character. Please examine all photographs carefully.Crazing: The glaze on both figures shows the typical fine crazing pattern expected of Staffordshire pottery from this period.Paint Loss: There is noticeable wear and loss to the hand-painted details, particularly on the gold accents of the collars and chains, and the pink painted areas.Base: The bases of the figurines are unglazed and have a hole, a common feature of these hollow-cast figures.Country of Origin: United KingdomOrigin: StaffordshireAntique: YesMaterial: Porcelain,CeramicSubject: DogColour: WhiteVintage: YesBrand: StaffordshireType: FigurineEra: Victorian (1837-1900)Original/Licensed Reproduction: OriginalTheme: DogsStyle: VictorianFeatures: DecorativeProduction Style: Art PotteryTime Period Manufactured: 1850-1899Production Technique: PotteryFinish: GlossyHandmade: YesThis is a lovely pair of authentic antique Staffordshire porcelain figurines, a classic example of the famous "mantel dogs" of the Victorian era. These charming King Charles Spaniels, with their distinctive pink and white coloring, would make a delightful and historic addition to any home or collection.Item Details: Description: A matching pair of Staffordshire porcelain dog figurines. They feature a white glossy glaze with handpainted details. The ears, a patch over the eye, and parts of the body and tail are painted in a soft pink. Each dog wears a collar and chain with a locket, painted in gold. The figures are designed to face each other, a traditional arrangement for display on a mantelpiece. Measurements: Each statue stands approximately 12 inches tall. Condition Details:As genuine antique items, these figurines show signs of their age, which contribute to their unique character. Please examine all photographs carefully. Crazing: The glaze on both figures shows the typical fine crazing pattern expected of Staffordshire pottery from this period. Paint Loss: There is noticeable wear and loss to the handpainted details, particularly on the gold accents of the collars and chains, and the pink painted areas. Base: The bases of the figurines are unglazed and have a hole, a common feature of these hollowcast figures. Historical Background:Staffordshire figurines were a prominent form of English decorative pottery produced in the Staffordshire region during the Victorian era (18371901). These "mantel dogs" were a staple in many middleclass homes, where they were traditionally placed on either side of a fireplace or on a sideboard. The King Charles Spaniel was a particularly popular subject, as it was a favorite breed of royalty and a symbol of wealth and status. The folkart style and endearing charm of these figures have made them highly collectible today.

Condition: UsedCondition Notes: As genuine antique items, these figurines show signs of their age, which contribute to their unique character. Please examine all photographs carefully.Crazing: The glaze on both figures shows the typical fine crazing pattern expected of Staffordshire pottery from this period.Paint Loss: There is noticeable wear and loss to the hand-painted details, particularly on the gold accents of the collars and chains, and the pink painted areas.Base: The bases of the figurines are unglazed and have a hole, a common feature of these hollow-cast figures.Origin: StaffordshireAntique: YesSigned: NoMaterial: PorcelainSubject: DogColour: WhiteVintage: YesBrand: StaffordshireType: FigurineOriginal/Licensed Reproduction: OriginalEra: Victorian (1837-1900)Item Height: 12 inPackaging: BoxTheme: Animals,DogsOriginal/Reproduction: Antique OriginalStyle: VictorianFeatures: DecorativeTime Period Manufactured: 1850-1899Production Style: Art PotteryProduction Technique: PotteryFinish: GlossyCountry of Origin: United KingdomHandmade: YesThis is a lovely pair of authentic antique Staffordshire porcelain figurines, a classic example of the famous "mantel dogs" of the Victorian era. These charming King Charles Spaniels, with their distinctive pink and white coloring, would make a delightful and historic addition to any home or collection.Item Details: Description: A matching pair of Staffordshire porcelain dog figurines. They feature a white glossy glaze with hand-painted details. The ears, a patch over the eye, and parts of the body and tail are painted in a soft pink. Each dog wears a collar and chain with a locket, painted in gold. The figures are designed to face each other, a traditional arrangement for display on a mantelpiece. Measurements: Each statue stands approximately 12 inches tall. Condition Details:As genuine antique items, these figurines show signs of their age, which contribute to their unique character. Please examine all photographs carefully. Crazing: The glaze on both figures shows the typical fine crazing pattern expected of Staffordshire pottery from this period. Paint Loss: There is noticeable wear and loss to the hand-painted details, particularly on the gold accents of the collars and chains, and the pink painted areas. Base: The bases of the figurines are unglazed and have a hole, a common feature of these hollow-cast figures. Historical Background:Staffordshire figurines were a prominent form of English decorative pottery produced in the Staffordshire region during the Victorian era (1837-1901). These "mantel dogs" were a staple in many middle-class homes, where they were traditionally placed on either side of a fireplace or on a sideboard. The King Charles Spaniel was a particularly popular subject, as it was a favorite breed of royalty and a symbol of wealth and status. The folk-art style and endearing charm of these figures have made them highly collectible today.

Condition: UsedCondition Notes: Acceptable vintage condition with visible wear and flaws:Paint loss around the vase rim and edgesChips and glaze loss, especially around the tree rim and bonnet areaFiring flaws and surface cracks typical of period Staffordshire wareSome wear to the gold banding on the baseCountry of Origin: United KingdomOccasion: All OccasionsSize: MediumMaterial: PorcelainYear Manufactured: 1851Item Length: 11 inSubject: BirdColour: MulticolouredBrand: StaffordshireDepartment: GirlsType: FigurineNumber in Pack: 1Style: VictorianOriginal/Reproduction: OriginalFinish: AntiqueRoom: Any RoomHandmade: YesThis item is an antique Sampson Smith Staffordshire figurine, dated 1851, featuring a countryside lady with a basket and two game birds beside a tree trunk spill vase. Beautifully handpainted in vibrant glazes with striking detailing, this piece exemplifies mid19thcentury English ceramic artistry. The figure wears a traditional dress with a patterned apron and a pink bonnet, standing next to a hollowedout tree trunk vase glazed in vivid green and orange. It’s an excellent display piece and a fine example of Victorian Staffordshire pottery. Product Details: Brand: Sampson Smith Marked: Sampson Smith 1851, Longton (impressed to base) Material: Glazed earthenware Theme: Country Lady with Game Type: Spill Vase Figurine Height: Approximately 11in Weight: 959g Color Palette: Green, red, blue, gold, white, and orange Design Highlights: Woman in a bonnet holding a pheasant and basket Hollow spill vase tree trunk in bright green and orange glaze Gold detailing around the base and accents throughout Embossed and painted with deep color variation and natural motifs Condition: Acceptable vintage condition with visible wear and flaws: Paint loss around the vase rim and edges Chips and glaze loss, especially around the tree rim and bonnet area Firing flaws and surface cracks typical of period Staffordshire ware Some wear to the gold banding on the base Despite the wear, the figurine retains a strong visual presence and integrity, suitable for collectors who appreciate characterrich antique pieces. About Sampson Smith: Sampson Smith was a renowned Staffordshire pottery manufacturer based in Longton, England, known for its figurative and decorative wares from the mid1800s. Their pieces are highly valued today for their colorful charm and detailed storytelling through ceramics.

Condition: UsedCondition Notes: Used, acceptable condition. Both figures show surface wear and crazing. The gold accents are worn. One figure has visible staining and base wear (see photos). No major cracks or chips noted, but imperfections and general wear are clearly present.Origin: StaffordshireAntique: YesSigned: NoMaterial: Porcelain,CeramicSubject: DogColour: WhiteVintage: YesBrand: StaffordshireType: FigurineEra: Victorian (1837-1900)Original/Licensed Reproduction: OriginalTheme: DogsStyle: VictorianFeatures: DecorativeProduction Style: Art PotteryTime Period Manufactured: 1850-1899Production Technique: PotteryFinish: GlossyCountry of Origin: United KingdomThis charming pair of Staffordshirestyle miniature ceramic dog figures features two white spaniels adorned with handpainted gold accents. Measuring approximately 4 inches tall, these petite figures are perfect for display in a curio cabinet, on a shelf, or as part of a Staffordshire dog collection. Both figures show signs of age and use, including surface wear, glaze crazing, and worn gold detailing. One figure shows more wear and staining on the surface and base, adding to its vintage character. Despite their imperfections, this little pair retains plenty of charm and remains a delightful decorative accent. Product Details: Type: Pair of Decorative Dog Figurines (Staffordshirestyle Spaniels) Material: Glazed Ceramic Color: White with Gold Accents Height: approx. 4 inches (10 cm) Width: approx. 3 inches (7.5 cm) Combined Weight: approx. 184 g Design Highlights: Traditional Staffordshire Spaniel style in a miniature format Handpainted gold collars and floral accents on the bodies Glaze crazing present throughout both figures, consistent with age Slight variations in facial expression and details give each figure individual character Condition: Used, acceptable condition. Both figures show surface wear and crazing. The gold accents are worn. One figure has visible staining and base wear (see photos). No major cracks or chips noted, but imperfections and general wear are clearly present. No box included. About Staffordshire Dog Figurines: Staffordshire spaniel figures have been a staple of English decorative arts since the early 19th century. Originally popular in Victorian homes as mantelpiece ornaments, these charming ceramic dogs remain beloved by collectors and decorators today. Miniature versions like this pair are especially versatile for display and make wonderful additions to existing Staffordshire collections.

Condition: UsedCondition Notes: Used, acceptable condition.The porcelain shows age-related crazing throughout (visible in close-up photos).There are chips and wear on some of the fragile floral encrustations around the base and tree (see photos for details).The gold accents on the swan’s wings are worn, structurally, with no major cracks to the main body or the swan figure.Origin: StaffordshirePattern: FloralAntique: YesSigned: NoMaterial: PorcelainSubject: SwanColour: MulticolouredVintage: YesBrand: StaffordshireType: VaseOriginal/Licensed Reproduction: OriginalEra: Victorian (1837-1900)Style: VictorianProduction Style: Art PotteryProduction Technique: PotteryCountry of Origin: United KingdomHandmade: YesThis is a charming Victorianera swan spill vase with intricate handapplied floral detailing and a beautiful swan figure set against a tree trunk form vase. The piece features rich handpainted accents and gold highlights, capturing the delicate aesthetic of 19thcentury decorative porcelain. Product Details: Style/Type: Victorian Spill Vase with Swan & Floral Detail Material: Porcelain Height: Approximately 4.5 inches (11.4 cm) Weight: 179 grams Features: Handpainted, Gilded accents, Floral encrustation, Spill vase form Condition: Used, acceptable condition. The porcelain shows agerelated crazing throughout (visible in closeup photos). There are chips and wear on some of the fragile floral encrustations around the base and tree (see photos for details). The gold accents on the swan’s wings are worn. Structurally sound with no major cracks to the main body or the swan figure. Box: No box included. About Victorian Spill Vases: Spill vases were popular throughout the Victorian era (1837–1901), designed to hold spills (small rolled paper tapers) used to light candles, lamps, and fireplaces before the widespread availability of matches. These decorative items were often displayed on mantels and side tables. This particular example, with its delicate swan and floral motifs, reflects the romantic naturalism that was highly fashionable during the late 19th century. Why Choose This Piece? Historical Charm: A delightful antique that embodies Victorian domestic life and artistry. Collectible Value: Perfect for collectors of Victorian porcelain or antique spill vases. Decorative Appeal: A conversation piece that adds a touch of vintage elegance to any space.

Condition: UsedCondition Notes: Used, acceptable condition. Notable wear includes:Chipped foot (visible damage at base)Paint loss to hair and back of headGeneral crazing in glaze throughoutSome grime/wear to underside rimDespite the damage, it remains a decorative piece with rustic vintage charm, ideal for those who appreciate patina and historical style.Country of Origin: United KingdomOrigin: StaffordshireAntique: YesMaterial: PorcelainSubject: Figures & PortraitsColour: MulticolouredVintage: YesBrand: StaffordshireType: FigurineOriginal/Licensed Reproduction: OriginalStyle: VictorianProduction Technique: PotteryHandmade: YesThis is a striking Staffordshirestyle ceramic figurine featuring a woman in a green bodice, orange sash, and floral apron, holding grape bunches in each hand. Standing tall at approximately 9.5 inches, the figure is beautifully handpainted and glazed, with a bold and expressive pose often seen in 19thcentury folk ceramics. While it retains strong visual appeal, it shows notable signs of wear and damage, including paint loss and a chipped foot, making it more suitable for display, restoration, or collectors who appreciate distressed antiques. Product Details: Style: Staffordshirestyle ceramic figure Height: Approx. 9.5 inches (24 cm) Weight: 439 grams Material: Glazed handpainted ceramic Design: Woman holding grape bunches, 19thcentury dress style Color Scheme: Green, orange, red, cream Design Highlights: Graceful handpainted detailing on the bodice and dress Glossy glaze with visible crazing across the entire piece Stands on a round plinth base with vent hole (typical of antique molds) No maker’s mark visible, consistent with traditional Staffordshire figurines or 20thcentury reproductions Condition: Used, acceptable condition. Notable wear includes: Chipped foot (visible damage at base) Paint loss to hair and back of head General crazing in glaze throughout Some grime/wear to underside rim Despite the damage, it remains a decorative piece with rustic vintage charm, ideal for those who appreciate patina and historical style. About Staffordshire Figurines: Popular from the early 1800s through the Victorian era, Staffordshire figurines depicted everything from royal couples to everyday peasants. Typically sold to the middle class, these handpainted ceramics were often placed on mantelpieces and shelves. Though many pieces were unsigned, their folkart style and naïve charm make them widely collectible today.

Condition: UsedCondition Notes: Used, acceptable condition with clear signs of age and wear:Chipped spout on the teapotBroken or worn cup handleGeneral glaze crazing and discoloration, typical for pieces of this agePaint loss and scuffing in several areasNo visible maker's mark (common in early Staffordshire figures)Country of Origin: United KingdomOrigin: StaffordshireAntique: YesMaterial: PorcelainYear Manufactured: 1880Subject: Figures & PortraitsColour: MulticolouredBrand: StaffordshireType: FigurineOriginal/Licensed Reproduction: OriginalStyle: VictorianProduction Technique: PotteryHandmade: YesThis is an authentic antique Staffordshire figurine of a seated woman, beautifully handpainted and dressed in traditional 19thcentury attire. Holding a teapot in one hand and a cup in the other, she captures a moment of domestic life in rural Victorian England. Her expression and posture reflect the charm and realism that Staffordshire ceramics are known for. Standing 6.5 inches tall and weighing 424 grams, this figurine is crafted from glazed porcelain with a square base painted to resemble a grassy field, dotted with red detailing and floral accents. A wonderful example of Staffordshire craftsmanship from the mid to late 1800s. Product Details: Brand: Staffordshire Type: Antique Porcelain Figurine Subject: Seated Woman with Teapot and Cup Height: 6.5 inches (16.5 cm) Weight: 424 grams Material: HandPainted Glazed Porcelain Base: Square with painted green grass and red foliage Era: Mid to Late 19th Century (Victorian) Color Palette: Red, blue, pink, cream, green accents Origin: Staffordshire, England Condition: Used, acceptable condition with clear signs of age and wear: Chipped spout on the teapot Broken or worn cup handle General glaze crazing and discoloration, typical for pieces of this age Paint loss and scuffing in several areas No visible maker's mark (common in early Staffordshire figures) No box included Still structurally intact and wellbalanced, this figurine displays nicely from most angles and retains its antique character. About Staffordshire Figurines: Staffordshire pottery flourished in England during the 18th and 19th centuries, reaching its peak in the Victorian era. These handcrafted and painted figures captured scenes of everyday life, folklore, and domesticity, often made for display on mantels and in parlors. This particular piece is emblematic of that legacy—humble yet expressive, ideal for collectors or enthusiasts of English ceramic history.

Condition: UsedCondition Notes: Used, acceptable condition with clear signs of age and wear:Chipped spout on the teapotBroken or worn cup handleGeneral glaze crazing and discoloration, typical for pieces of this agePaint loss and scuffing in several areasNo visible maker's mark (common in early Staffordshire figures)Country of Origin: United KingdomOrigin: StaffordshireAntique: YesMaterial: PorcelainYear Manufactured: 1880Subject: Figures & PortraitsColour: MulticolouredBrand: StaffordshireType: FigurineOriginal/Licensed Reproduction: OriginalStyle: VictorianProduction Technique: PotteryHandmade: YesThis is an authentic antique Staffordshire figurine of a seated woman, beautifully handpainted and dressed in traditional 19thcentury attire. Holding a teapot in one hand and a cup in the other, she captures a moment of domestic life in rural Victorian England. Her expression and posture reflect the charm and realism that Staffordshire ceramics are known for. Standing 6.5 inches tall and weighing 424 grams, this figurine is crafted from glazed porcelain with a square base painted to resemble a grassy field, dotted with red detailing and floral accents. A wonderful example of Staffordshire craftsmanship from the mid to late 1800s. Product Details: Brand: Staffordshire Type: Antique Porcelain Figurine Subject: Seated Woman with Teapot and Cup Height: 6.5 inches (16.5 cm) Weight: 424 grams Material: HandPainted Glazed Porcelain Base: Square with painted green grass and red foliage Era: Mid to Late 19th Century (Victorian) Color Palette: Red, blue, pink, cream, green accents Origin: Staffordshire, England Condition: Used, acceptable condition with clear signs of age and wear: Chipped spout on the teapot Broken or worn cup handle General glaze crazing and discoloration, typical for pieces of this age Paint loss and scuffing in several areas No visible maker's mark (common in early Staffordshire figures) No box included Still structurally intact and wellbalanced, this figurine displays nicely from most angles and retains its antique character. About Staffordshire Figurines: Staffordshire pottery flourished in England during the 18th and 19th centuries, reaching its peak in the Victorian era. These handcrafted and painted figures captured scenes of everyday life, folklore, and domesticity, often made for display on mantels and in parlors. This particular piece is emblematic of that legacy—humble yet expressive, ideal for collectors or enthusiasts of English ceramic history.

Condition: UsedCondition Notes: Used, good condition for age. Notable details include:Typical glaze crazing consistent with ageSome dark marks and minor surface wear, especially on the baseOne glaze flake or small chip on the rear lower rimNo major cracks or repairs visibleOrigin: StaffordshireAntique: YesYear Manufactured: 1800Manufacturer/ Type: StaffordshireColour: MulticolouredVintage: YesOriginal/Licensed Reproduction: OriginalItem Height: 28cmStyle: VictorianFeatures: Date-LinedProduction Style: EarthenwareFinish: GlossyHandmade: YesUse: DecorativeSigned: NoMaterial: Earthenware,CeramicDate: c.1840-c.1900Sub-Type: Pocket Watch HolderBrand: StaffordshireType: FigurineProduct Type: FigurinesEra: Victorian (1837-1900)Original/Reproduction: Antique OriginalTheme: watch HolderTime Period Manufactured: 1850-1899Production Technique: PotteryCountry of Origin: United KingdomThis item is an antique Staffordshire flatback figurine depicting three elegantly dressed dancing ladies in colorful handpainted attire. This 19thcentury English ceramic piece is richly detailed with floral skirts, flowing shawls, and vibrant foliage surrounding a circular opening at the top—possibly once intended as a spill vase or decorative mantle ornament. This Staffordshire figure is an excellent example of Victorian era folk art ceramics, popular in homes for their charm and affordability. Product Details: Brand/Origin: Staffordshire (England) Material: Ceramic / Earthenware Height: Approx. 11 inches  Width: Approx. 8 inches  Weight: 884g Design: Flatback with hollow back and circular cutout Color Scheme: Multicolor – navy blue, orange, pink, green, white Design Highlights: Central female figure in a floral dress with orange sash and navy bodice Two flanking women in similarly styled attire with vibrant patterns Floral and foliage decoration above the figures, topped with two birds Condition: Used, good condition for age. Notable details include: Typical glaze crazing consistent with age Some dark marks and minor surface wear, especially on the base One glaze flake or small chip on the rear lower rim No major cracks or repairs visible About Staffordshire Flatbacks: Staffordshire flatback figures were produced throughout the 19th century for display on mantelpieces, often only detailed on the front (hence “flatback”). They depicted everything from royalty and famous actors to rural scenes and allegories. These pieces are prized for their charm, folkart aesthetic, and the individual handpainted touches each one bears.

Condition: UsedCondition Notes: Used condition. There is noticeable paint loss, especially on the jug, hand, and shoes. The glaze shows age-related crazing throughout. The base has wear, with a darkened patch on one corner. No visible cracks or structural damage.Country of Origin: United KingdomOccasion: All OccasionsSize: MediumMaterial: PorcelainItem Length: 6.5 inSubject: WomenColour: MulticolouredBrand: StaffordshireType: FigurineNumber in Pack: 1Collection: Classic CollectionStyle: VictorianOriginal/Reproduction: OriginalFinish: AntiqueRoom: Any RoomHandmade: YesThis item is a classic antique Staffordshirestyle porcelain figurine of a seated elderly woman, holding a jug and adorned in a pink apron with an orange top and a white bonnet. The figurine sits on a handpainted square green base with gold accents. Her expression is delicately sculpted with a gentle smile, typical of mid19th century Staffordshire craftsmanship. The figurine stands approximately 6.5 inches tall (16.5 cm) and weighs 433 grams. It features handpainted details including floral patterns on her dress, blue shoes, and soft facial detailing. Product Details: Type: Porcelain Figurine Height: Approx. 6.5 inches / 16.5 cm Weight: 433 grams Theme: Elderly Seated Woman with Jug Color: Multicolored with pink, orange, white, and green Material: Glazed ceramic / porcelain Base: Square greenpainted base with gold trim Condition: Used condition. There is noticeable paint loss, especially on the jug, hand, and shoes. The glaze shows agerelated crazing throughout. The base has wear, with a darkened patch on one corner. No visible cracks or structural damage. About Staffordshire Figurines: Originating from England's famed Staffordshire region in the 18th and 19th centuries, these figurines were beloved decorative pieces, often inspired by rural life, religious scenes, or famous characters. Each figure was handmolded and painted, making them unique. This figurine reflects the typical folk charm and storytelling quality of Staffordshire pottery, capturing a warm domestic moment from the past.

Condition: UsedCondition Notes: Acceptable antique condition with signs of wear:Glaze flakes and paint loss, particularly on the horse and garment edgesVisible crazing throughout, common for ceramics of this ageWear around base rim and hoovesbroken leg as shon in the picturesCountry of Origin: United KingdomOccasion: All OccasionsSize: MediumMaterial: PorcelainItem Length: 9 inSubject: HorseColour: MulticolouredBrand: StaffordshireType: FigurineNumber in Pack: 1Style: VictorianOriginal/Reproduction: OriginalTime Period Manufactured: 1850-1899Finish: AntiqueRoom: Any RoomHandmade: YesThis item is a 19thcentury Staffordshire flatback figurine depicting a gentleman rider proudly mounted on a black horse. Dressed in vibrant attire including a blue coat, polkadot waistcoat, and yellow cravat, the figure captures the bold, folkart charm typical of Victorian Staffordshire ceramics. The horse is finely molded with goldpainted harness details, and the overall presentation is colorful and characterful, making it a fantastic display piece for collectors of Staffordshire pottery or equestrian themes. Product Details: Origin: Staffordshire, England Date: 19th Century (Victorian era) Material: Glazed earthenware Type: Flatback Figurine Theme: Equestrian / Gentleman Rider Height: Approx. 22 cm Width: Approx. 13 cm Design Highlights: Gentleman in formal riding attire with a top hat and green cape Mounted on a black horse with pinkstriped saddle blanket Handpainted with rich glazes in blue, yellow, red, green, and black Bold facial features and naive style painting, characteristic of Staffordshire folk art Condition: Acceptable antique condition with signs of wear: Glaze flakes and paint loss, particularly on the horse and garment edges Visible crazing throughout, common for ceramics of this age Wear around base rim and hooves broken leg as shon in the pictures About Staffordshire Equestrian Figures: During the 19th century, Staffordshire potteries produced a wide array of equestrian figures depicting military men, noblemen, and everyday riders. These were popular mantel decorations that reflected the interests and fashions of Victorian society. Their charm lies in their bold shapes, expressive painting, and rustic authenticity.

Condition: UsedCondition Notes: Good vintage condition, with crazing consistent with age.Country of Origin: United KingdomOrigin: StaffordshireAntique: YesSigned: NoMaterial: Porcelain,CeramicYear Manufactured: 1840Subject: RoosterColour: MulticolouredVintage: YesBrand: StaffordshireType: FigurineEra: Victorian (1837-1900)Original/Licensed Reproduction: OriginalStyle: VictorianTime Period Manufactured: 1850-1899Production Technique: PotteryFinish: GlossyHandmade: YesProduct Line: CenturyA remarkable piece of English folk art! This rare Victorian Staffordshire pottery figurine, c. 18401860, depicts a gentleman in 18thcentury dress with a vibrant rooster companion. Handpainted with a beautiful bocage background and vibrant polychrome glazes, this pearlware figure is a classic example of its era. Perfect for collectors of antique pottery.Details: Maker: Staffordshire Pottery Era: Victorian, c. 18401860 Material: Earthenware (Pearlware) Height: 9.5 inches (24 cm) Condition: Good vintage condition, with crazing consistent with age. Historic Info: Staffordshire potters of the 19th century created these charming, affordable figures for the growing middle class, often depicting scenes of country life. The vibrant colors, like the deep cobalt blue, were a hallmark of their skilled glazing techniques. The bocage, or decorative floral background, is a classic style from this period, adding to the figurine's historical authenticity and appeal.

Condition: UsedCondition Notes: Used, acceptable condition, worn.Both vases show significant rim damage/chips and wear to the orange glaze (see close-up photos).Overall crazing and staining to the glaze consistent with age.Some paint loss and small surface imperfections throughout both pieces.Bottom edges show typical wear from display and age.Please review all photos carefully to assess the condition.Brand: StaffordshireOrigin: StaffordshireType: FigurineTheme: DogsStyle: VictorianMaterial: PorcelainCountry of Origin: United KingdomSubject: DogColour: WhiteThis item is a pair of antique Staffordshire dog figurines, each measuring approximately 13 inches tall, featuring charming handpainted details with tree trunk spill vases. These Staffordshire dogs, a staple of Victorianera mantle displays, are crafted in ceramic with painted foliage bases and expressive facial features. They are presented here as a matching pair, ideal for collectors of 19thcentury English pottery or as an eyecatching decorative accent. Product Details: Brand: Staffordshire (Unmarked, typical of period pieces) Type: Mantle Dogs / Figurines / Spill Vases Height: Approx. 13 inches (see photo with tape measure) Weight: Combined approx. 3163 grams (see photo of scale) Material: Ceramic / Pottery Era: Victorian (Mid to late 19th century) Color: Predominantly white with handpainted green, yellow, brown, and orange accents Design Highlights: Traditional Staffordshire Spaniel dogs, seated with expressive painted faces Featuring tree stump spill vases (decorative, also used for holding spills/matches) Handapplied detailing on the fur, foliage, and base Rich orange inner glaze on the vases adds striking contrast Condition: Used, acceptable condition, worn. Both vases show significant rim damage/chips and wear to the orange glaze (see closeup photos). Overall crazing and staining to the glaze consistent with age. Some paint loss and small surface imperfections throughout both pieces. Bottom edges show typical wear from display and age. Please review all photos carefully to assess the condition. Box Condition: No box included. History of Staffordshire Dogs: Staffordshire dog figurines became an iconic symbol of the Victorian home from the early 19th century onward. Originally made in England’s Staffordshire potteries, these figures adorned fireplace mantels as symbols of loyalty, protection, and domestic comfort. Most commonly modeled as spaniels, the figures were often unmarked, painted by hand, and were prized across the UK and beyond. Their enduring charm has made them a highly collectible category within antique ceramics today.

Condition: UsedCondition Notes: Very good vintage condition overall:Clean, glossy glaze with minimal age wear.No cracks or repairs observed.Light natural crazing typical of Staffordshire ceramics.Bases stamped and clear (see photos).Please examine all images for full details of condition.Brand: StaffordshireType: JugOriginal/Licensed Reproduction: OriginalMaterial: PorcelainColour: MulticolouredCountry of Origin: United KingdomCharming set of three handpainted character teapots by Tony Wood, Staffordshire, England — known for whimsical and collectible ceramic figures inspired by classic English personalities. Each teapot features expressive faces, rich glaze colours, and fine detailing typical of Tony Wood’s 1970s–1980s Staffordshire craftsmanship. The set includes: “William” – seated jovial gentleman in green coat and tricorn hat “Aron” – redcoated gentleman with judge’s wig and hat Lady figure – woman in bonnet with umbrella, classic rural motif Together they make a delightful display trio — ideal for collectors of British pottery or vintage novelty ceramics. ️ Details Maker: Tony Wood Pottery, Staffordshire, England Era: c.1970s–1980s Material: Glazed earthenware ceramic Markings: All stamped Tony Wood Staffordshire England with crests and impressed names on base Height (approx.): 18–20 cm (7–8 in) Weight (largest): 1.799 kg Colours: Multicoloured handpainted glaze Condition Very good vintage condition overall: Clean, glossy glaze with minimal age wear. No cracks or repairs observed. Light natural crazing typical of Staffordshire ceramics. Bases stamped and clear (see photos). Please examine all images for full details of condition. ️ About Tony Wood Pottery The Tony Wood Pottery of Burslem, Staffordshire, was a continuation of the historic Wood & Sons lineage, one of England’s oldest pottery families dating back to the 18th century. Tony Wood pieces are admired for their humour, charm, and connection to traditional Toby jug and character teapot design — making them highly collectible worldwide. Perfect For Collectors of Toby jugs, character teapots, or Staffordshire pottery Cottage & English country décor Tea room or pub display Gift for British pottery enthusiasts Shipping Securely packed with bubble wrap and reinforced box Ships from the UK Tracked international delivery available A delightful trio of Tony Wood Staffordshire character teapots — colourful, classic, and full of English charm.

Condition: UsedCondition Notes: Used, acceptable condition with age-related wear:The bagpiper's hat has a visible chip and paint loss (see close-up).Minor glaze imperfections, typical of hand-made Staffordshire items of this period.General wear to painted areas and base, but structure is intact with no major cracks.Clock face has some fading and smudging consistent with age.Brand: StaffordshireType: FigurineOccasion: All OccasionsSize: LargeStyle: ScottishMaterial: PorcelainSubject: coupleColour: WhiteCountry of Origin: United KingdomThis is a genuine 19thcentury Staffordshire flatback figurine, depicting a Scottish Highland bagpiper and a seated woman atop a large, ornate base featuring a painted floral clock face. The couple is dressed in traditional period attire, complete with detailed tartan accents on their clothing, and handpainted embellishments typical of Victorian Staffordshire pottery. This is a substantial and visually striking piece, ideal for collectors and decorators who appreciate the character and craftsmanship of antique English ceramics. Product Details: Type: Flatback Mantel Figurine Theme: Bagpiper and Woman / Scottish Couple Origin: Staffordshire, England Period: 19th Century Material: Glazed ceramic / earthenware Height: Approx. 14 inches  Width: Approx. 8 inches (20 cm) Weight: 1531g Color Scheme: White with handpainted multicolored detailing, florals, and tartan Condition: Used, acceptable condition with agerelated wear: The bagpiper's hat has a visible chip and paint loss (see closeup). Minor glaze imperfections, typical of handmade Staffordshire items of this period. General wear to painted areas and base, but structure is intact with no major cracks. Clock face has some fading and smudging consistent with age. Box Condition: No original box included. About Staffordshire Flatbacks: These decorative figures were produced in Staffordshire, England during the Victorian era and were designed for middleclass homes. Made to stand against a wall or fireplace mantel, the rear of these figures was left flat, hence the name "flatback." They often represented domestic scenes, royalty, or romantic couples, and are beloved for their folkart charm and naïve artistic quality.

Condition: UsedCondition Notes: Acceptable antique condition with worn base:Glaze chips on the base and figure detailsNoticeable paint wear on clothing and instrumentCrazing throughout (consistent with age)Chip on the rear edge of the baseNo visible cracks or repairsCountry of Origin: United KingdomOccasion: All OccasionsSize: LargeMaterial: PorcelainItem Length: 14 inSubject: GirlColour: MulticolouredBrand: StaffordshireType: FigurineDepartment: GirlsNumber in Pack: 1Style: ScottishOriginal/Reproduction: OriginalFinish: AntiqueRoom: Any RoomHandmade: YesThis item is a genuine 19th century Staffordshire flatback figurine, featuring a Highland gentleman with bagpipes and a seated lady beside a decorative molded clock face. Handpainted in vibrant glazes with folkstyle floral details, this charming piece embodies the warmth and character of Victorianera Staffordshire pottery. A fine example of mid19thcentury English ceramic art, it was designed to adorn the mantelpiece of a Victorian home, offering both decorative appeal and cultural storytelling. Product Details: Origin: Staffordshire, England Date: 19th Century (Victorian era) Material: Glazed earthenware Type: Flatback Mantel Figure Theme: Highland Piper & Lady with Clock Height: Approx. 30 cm Width: Approx. 19 cm Weight: 1660g Color Palette: Multicolor with floral motifs and blacklined molded clock face Design Highlights: Gentleman in Highland garb with feathered bonnet and bagpipes Lady in dotted dress seated at his side Molded clock face (decorative only) framed by painted vines and floral accents Traditional Staffordshire palette with naïve charm Condition: Acceptable antique condition with worn areas: Glaze chips on the base and figure details Noticeable paint wear on clothing and instrument Crazing throughout (consistent with age) Chip on the rear edge of the base No visible cracks or repairs About Staffordshire Mantel Figures: Popular in the 1800s, Staffordshire flatbacks were crafted for middleclass homes and placed on mantelpieces. They depicted a range of subjects—from royalty and famous figures to romantic couples and folk heroes—often with simplified, colorful designs. The molded clock motif was a common decorative element that gave an illusion of luxury timepieces.