Antique Pottery Cats

Terracotta Cat Tobacco jar. A Tobacco jar - humidor with a cat or puss on top of the lid.

A fine unsigned Emile Galle faience cat decorated with green stripes and flowers, medallion of dog around neck, glass eyes

A fine unsigned Emile Galle faience cat decorated with a powder blue ground and painted with bouquets of flowers, medallion of dog around neck, glass eyes

Victorian English Pair of Polychrome Staffordshire Pottery Cats 19th Century Good condition From a private collection.

Pair of Staffordshire Pottery figures which feature a cat on a cushion, recumbent on an oval base.

A scarce antique French majolica figural penny bank in the form of a cat’s head, made at the Orchies pottery, circa 1890-1910.

It is a cat figurine made of pottery around the Meiji era in Japan.

Staffordshire pottery cat, circa 1850. The wonderful cat sits on an oval base on its hindquarters, its ears pricked and is painted whimsically with brown and red fur.

Early Staffordshire Pottery Cat, Early 19th century. The large whimsical cat with brown and iron-red sponging sits on its hind quarters on an oval base with blue sponging with a...

Beautiful pair of turquoise blue ceramic cat figurines. This is a left and right matching pair of Asian blue art pottery cats, ceramic cat statues that face each other.

Mocha ware bowl with cat's eye decoration, England, circa 1820 The bowl has green glazed rouletting, broadband of blue slip and thinner bands of light and dark brown slip. The blue b...

Each cat reclining with a ball between their feet. Nicely painted. Old price tag of 3,500.

Early Staffordshire pottery pearlware cat, late 18th century. The large pearlware cat sits alert on an oval base with a blue band around its exterior.

English Mocha Pottery Pearlware Cat's Eye Jug, Circa 1800-1820 The pearlware mocha jug has a band of tri-color cat's eye designs in brown, orange and blue with a series of band's a...

Mocha Pottery double cat's eye-decorated jug, circa 1820 The jug with two bands of a gray-brown ground each with a series of four-color cat's eye-red, brown, white and gray.

Mocha Creamware pottery large cat's eye jug, circa 1800-20. A Mocha creamware jug unusually decorated with a very uniquely decorated jug with a central band of gray ground with l...

Mocha Pottery Blue & Yellow Slip Jug with Cat's eye decoration, Early 19th Century.

English Pearlware Mocha Pottery Jug with Cat's Eye Design, Staffordshire of Northern England, Circa 1810-20 This finely potted pearlware jug represents a particularly sophisticated ...

An antique Arts & Crafts vase offers Amphora pottery construction with a wild cat in countryside setting carved in relief, polychromed band with enameled stylized foliate elements, m...

A lovely pair of 19th century Staffordshire Potteries cats. The cats are spotted cream and black with pretty bows tied around their necks. Each cat sits on a pale green pillow trimme...

A fine pair of Scottish ceramic cats from the Bridgeness pottery near Bo'ness, each cat featuring glass eyes and Fine modeling in the round.

Staffordshire pottery figure which features a cat, seated on an oval base.

Japanese antique red enameled porcelain crouching cat, sculpture Okimono signed base, 1920. Maker: Imari red enamels over blue, yellow, and green under glazing Dimensions: 3 inches...

English Pottery Yellow Mocha Jug with Leaf, Earthworm and Cat's Eye Decoration, Circa 1820 The beautiful Mocha jug has a loop handle and pinched spout.

ANTIQUE GLAZED CERAMIC CAT FIGURES Taking the form of a pair of cats with glass eyes in a slightly skew-whiff primitive style with bags of character.

Staffordshire pottery cat, circa 1850. The wonderful cat sits on an oval base on its hindquarters, its ears pricked and is painted whimsically with brown and red fur.

A wonderful pair of early 19th century Staffordshire glazed pottery cats shown seated on fancy pillows. Something about the quizzical looks on their faces makes this charming pair al...

Circa 1850-80 Staffordshire pottery cat, English. Yellow glazed, creamy ground with brown sponged markings.

The Pottery Cats Okimono consisting of an earthenware based pottery figure of a Cat with her kitten.

Each seated with bow.

A pair of Emile Galle signed comical whimsical cats with glass eyes made in Nancy France Circa 1890. Nancy France Signed on legs with the Gallé Reinemer mark. The pair of faience ye...

Stunning rare pair of Faience glazed pottery models of a black and a white green-eyed seated cats by Emile Galle.

Antique Awaji pottery water dropper in the form of a cat. Used to apply small amounts of water to an inkstone in Japanese calligraphy and ink painting.

A cat-shaped calligraphy tool of "Bizen ware" made from the late Edo period to the Meiji period. Bizen is a kiln located in Okayama prefecture, Japan. It is one of the oldest cer...

Pair antique Scottish Bo'ness pottery tabby cats with green glass eyes, circa 1880.

Pair of 19th century Staffordshire seated cats, each one an expressive black and white feline, sitting on a tasseled cushion. Unmarked, circa 1860 Each one measures 7.5-inches high ...

Charming vintage or antique pitcher vase features Art Deco inspired shape with sculptural cat shaped handle. The vase is decorated with off-white luster glaze with black outline on ...

A pair of English Staffordshire cats from the late 19th century with grey coats and ribbons. Born in England during the laters years of Queen Victoria's long reign, this pair of Staf...

The scene is simple and informal full of characters, pottery, barrel, broom and a cat. The figures, wearing traditional Flemish dress, are sitting at a table enjoying themselves in a...

Rare and fine pair of Staffordshire pottery cats, c. 1850. The recumbent cats, painted with large underglaze black spots, and having yellow eyes.

They wonderful cats are in a recumbent pose. They have a sponged deep yellow and brown coat. They have glass eyes and wear a blue collar around their necks with a worn copper luster ...

£580.00 Staffordshire pottery figure, circa 1860. Modelled as a recumbent cat, upon an oval mound base.

Rare Staffordshire pottery jug, c. 1860. The large jug, modelled as a seated tabby cat, attired as a pupil, in a red coat, and claret tricorn hat, forming the spout of the jug.

Staffordshire pottery cat, c.1800. The seated cat, with his tail curled in front, coloured in Pratt type glazed spots.

Pair of unusual Staffordshire pottery cats, c. 1860. Modelled as two seated cats, with amusing expressions on their faces.

A fine Staffordshire pottery figure a cat recumabt on cushion base. The figure is decoarted underglaze in Pratt type colours and would date from the turn of the 18th century.

Mosanic produced many different forms of decorative pottery, much in the style of Quimper pottery, including a range of whimsical animals including cats, dogs, frogs and exotic birds...

A Qajar pottery cat, Iran, circa 1880. The chubby seated cat, painted to the body with two large fish, a bird and an insect in underglaze enamels.

Comical French pottery cat with glass eyes and floral decoration.

A very rare figure of a Staffordshire pottery cat with a mouse. The figure of the cat is standing on an oblong base with a tiled floor.

Rare and fine Staffordshire pottery cat, c. 1850. The recumbent cat, painted with large underglaze black spots, and having yellow eyes.

Staffordshire pottery seated cat, c. 1850. This finely potted cat, modelled in the round, and having a seperate front leg.

A very good pair of pottery figures of seated white cats with gilt decoration to their collars and coats.

Slender jug, which widens in the upper part and narrows at the top again, with spout and opposite handle, surface decorated in relief with three antique-style heads and stylized, sla...

Early 20th century Vienna Secession austrian painted ceramic centerpiece by Vally Wieselthier for Wiener Werkstätte By: Vally Wieselthier, Wiener Werkstätte Material: ceramic, paint...

Signed Wiener Werkstätte Lidded Glazed Earthenware Box, 1920's, Vienna Exquisite early Wiener Werkstätte box in glazed earthenware with embellished lid. Signed impressed mark to und...

Large ceramic sculpture features tabby cat or kitten, sitting with its head turned to a side. The figurine is decorated with majolica glaze with hand-painted black markings on white...

Paul Dachsel was the son-in-law of Alfred Stellmacher, the founder of Amphora Pottery company in Turn-Teplitz, then in Austria. Very little is known or was written about Dachsel. He ...

Excellent ceramic designed by well known Wiener Werkstatte artist Gudrun Baudisch. Executed by the Wiener Werkstatte, 1925. Man holding a bowl. The ceramic work measures: 4" height...

Excellent ceramic designed by well known Wiener Werkstatte artist Kitty Rix. It depicts a young couple on a park bench holding hands. Executed by the Wiener Werkstatte. The figurine...