This
striking large-scale Parian ware figure, titled Go to Sleep, was sculpted by
John Durham in 1862 and produced by Copeland for the Art Union of London. The
figure depicts a barefoot young girl [...]
Rare and collectible English porcelain Toby Jug,
“Snuff Taker”, made by Stevenson & Hancock, Derby, around 1862. This finely
modelled miniature jug depicts the classic folk character taking a pinch [...]
Early 19th-century Staffordshire bust of William
Shakespeare, modeled in glazed earthenware and painted in a typical Regency
palette. The figure wears a yellow waistcoat with gilded buttons and a pl[...]
A rare and antique porcelain stirrup cup, created by Royal Staffordshire, England in the 19th century. This finely crafted piece takes the form of a fox's head, with its ears laid back, modeled in rel[...]
An elegant Royal Worcester figure, dated 1880
(impressed R), modelled as a seated classical maiden in a flowing brown robe
with scattered gilt decoration. A golden dove rests on her shoulder, and sh[...]
Antique Royal Worcester porcelain figure dated
1867, representing Aphrodite leaning against a classical column. She holds two
gilded pipes and stands beside a column with additional gilding, resting[...]
Rare Victorian Staffordshire pottery pair: two greyhound/whippet figures carrying hares (one dark, one light) on naturalistic bases with tree‑trunk supports. Hand‑painted polychrome enamels, gilt acce[...]
A highly collectible pair of porcelain figurines by Helena Wolfsohn, Dresden, circa 1875. Young grape pickers stand next to vine-laden trunks, each with a grape basket. Finely hand-painted in polychro[...]
This exceptional pair of Staffordshire porcelain figures, dating to the mid-19th century, honors Ottoman Field Marshal Omar Pasha (1806–1871), born Mihailo Latas in Croatia. Each 12.5 cm high statuett[...]
Add a dramatic focal point to your home with this rare antique Parian ware dish, England, circa 1850–1870. Expertly cast in matte white porcelain to emulate marble, it depicts a fox poised on a gnarle[...]
19th century Victorian Staffordshire figurines, the shoemaker and the milkmaid in a version around 1870. The shoemaker with his dog hidden under the seat and the milkmaid with her cat hidden under the[...]
This rare antique Derby-style porcelain figurine features a street seller. The figure of a woman in an elegant pose is finely detailed and carefully painted with bright colors and gold accents. Her dr[...]
These rare and antique porcelain allegorical figurines are part of a set representing the Four Elements, specifically Earth and Air. Created in the Chelsea style by the French porcelain manufacturer S[...]
An antique porcelain figurine in the Derby style, depicting a young boy representing the season of 'Summer', as part of a set symbolizing the Four Seasons. The piece portrays a barefoot boy dressed in[...]
This rare Royal Worcester porcelain figurine, crafted during the Kerr & Binns period (1852–1862), features a young child or cherub seated on a rocky base while holding a classical amphora. Made from p[...]
A pair of very popular satirical figures, from soft paste porcelain, depicting a tailor and his wife on goats. They were copied from figures first modelled in 1740 by the leading Meissen sculptor J.-J[...]
This exquisite 19th century Majolica porcelain sculpture depicts a nude girl in a boat. This small figurine, measuring 8 cm high, 12.8 cm wide and 9.8 cm deep, displays remarkable attention to detail [...]
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