Staffordshire pottery
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A Staffordshire portrait figure of the Scottish historian, poet and writer Sir Walter Scott and his favourite dog Maida. Circa 1835-40
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A Staffordshire Pottery figure of two children the girl with a cat and feeding a parrot, the boy holding the cats paw Circa, 1860.
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A Staffordshire pottery figure of young boy and girl with a dog and a puppy. Circa 1860
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A Staffordshire spill holder group figure of a hunter and companion Circa 1860
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A Victorian Staffordshire equestrian figure of Napoleon on his horse Marengo. Circa 1850
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A Victorian Staffordshire figure portraying The Prince of Wales “Edward Albert” on a goat. Circa 1850
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A Victorian Staffordshire military equestrian figure of a soldier with a sword and a canon and canon balls at his feet. Circa 1860.
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A Victorian Staffordshire portrait figure of the actor Thomas Potter Cooke (1786-1864) as Ben Backstay. Circa 1850-55
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A Victorian Staffordshire spill vase of three girls standing by a tree, representing the childhood sporting activity of skipping. Circa 1850
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Samuel Alcock & Co of Burslem Staffordshire, model of a Pointer with brown markings, standing on an oval green base beside a supporting white and gilt tree. Circa 1840-50.
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Two Victorian Staffordshire equestrian figures of Marshall Arnaud and Lord Raglan both well coloured and painted by the same decorator. Circa 1855.
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