Ralph Wood Pottery

A rare and fine Ralph Wood pottery Lord Howe toby jug decorated in translucent glazes

A large and impressive bust, taken from Michelangelo’s Pietà. Creamware, modelled and made by Ralph Wood, with enamelling.

Ralph and Enoch Wood's pottery can be found in many museums and private collections around the world.

Cleopatra and Mark Antony, in enamelled creamware. After a model by Ralph and Enoch Wood, and quite likely made by this important partnership. The figure of Cleopatra is copied fr...

A fine early toby jug, from the Wood family of potters. Traditional form, seated and holding a foaming jug of beer, dressed in clothing of the day. Toby jugs originated in the mid 1...

Creamware pottery figure of a Suffolk Punch horse with colored glazes and produced by Master Potter and model sculptor Ralph Wood.

A fine Ralph Wood Sr.pottery bull baiting group, the bull being baited by the dog, decorated in translucent glazes, Stoner & Evans label on base

A rare Ralph Wood Sr. Planter toby jug, the man seated on a chest and holding a pitcher in one hand and a beaker in the other, decorated in translucent glazes of green, blue and brown

a fine English pottery toby jug attributed to Ralph Wood, decorated in translucent colors of light and dark brown,green and yellow

A rare Wood family pearlware pottery squire toby jug decorated in underglaze colors

Early Staffordshire pottery ralph wood Bacchus tankard, late 18th century, England.

The original design (model 65) is attributed to Ralph Wood of Burslem Staffordshire. Medium: pottery prattware ceramic earthenware Provenance: With Leonard Russell Newhaven; Pr...

Rare early creamware model of a squirrel, Ralph Wood Type, circa 1765-1780. The pet squirrel is press moulded and is modelled with its paws holding a nut to its mouth.

Cohn, 1966, Object Number: 66.64.24 Literature F. Partridge, Ralph Wood Pottery: Mr. Frank Partridge's Collection, London, 1923, pp. 67 and 73, nos. 41 and 195.

Staffordshire pearlware teapot and cover with inlaid agate surface, Attributed to the Ralph Wood Family, circa 1780 The squat oval pearlware pottery teapot has a recumbent Spani...

Provenance: Frank Partridge Collection, no. 150. Illustrated "Ralph Wood Pottery: Mr. Frank Partridge's Collection", # 150.

Rare Large Ralph wood blue pearlware pottery obelisks, Ralph Wood II or III, 1790s.

Rare early creamware model of a pet squirrel, ralph wood type, circa 1765-1780. The pet squirrel is press moulded and is modeled with its paws holding a nut to its mouth.

Ralph Wood Staffordshire Pottery pearlware figure with a religious theme which features a standing figure of Saint Phillip, stood on a marbleised base.

English pearlware pair of figures of "Scuffle" and "Contest", Attributed to Ralph Wood Jr., circa 1790-1800. The two figures depict similar subjects- one is titled Scuffle on t...

Molded in the style of Ralph Wood, this fox head stirrup cup is painted in bright orange with brown details.

Ralph Wood, Burslem, Staffordshire. The press-moulded lead-glazed earthenware figures depict Venus and Neptune each on a rectangular gilded plinth.

Molded in the style of Ralph Wood, this fierce looking fox head stirrup cup is painted in bright orange with brown details.

Of the 3 stirrup cups pictured here the fierce fox head is late 18th century, possibly by Ralph Wood.The Drabware hound is mid 19th Century.

Lead-glazed earthenware model figure of A Doe, circa 1785, Perhaps John Wood of Brownhills or Ralph & Enoch Wood of Burslem, The pearlware figure of a hind is press-moulded and s...

Staffordshire pearlware pair of large candlestick figure groups, Liberty & Matrimony & "The Flute Player", Probably by Enoch Wood or Ralph Wood Jr., circa 1790-1810 Each pearlw...

A pearlware demi-lune bough pot decorated with naive painted landscapes in Prattware colors,the top rim moulded with masks and branches of oak. It was made in England probably in Yor...

A pair of late 18th century Staffordshire porcelain figures of "Scuffle" and "Contest" each group with a pair of women encircling and holding back a young man pressing forward to fig...

Ralph Wood Staffordshire pottery earthenware color glazed figure which features a Medici lion, stood on a plinth base.

English lead-glazed earthenware model of a Doe at Lodge, Wood type, Perhaps John Wood of Brownhills or Ralph & Enoch Wood of Burslem, circa 1785 A fine example of this press-m...

A rare and impressive antique Staffordshire bocage pottery figure of a cow being attacked by a snake, in the style of Ralph Wood and dating from the early 19th century.

A fine Ralph Wood Pottery Vicar and Moses group decorated in translucent glazes.

A rare Ralph Wood pottery shield toby jug with medallian saying "Its All Out Then Fill Him Agian", decorated in translucent glazes

Antique English Staffordshire pottery figure of The Vicar and Moses from the Ralph Wood Pottery late 18th century.

A fine antique Staffordshire pottery figure of a ram. Classic item from the famous Ralph Wood pottery located in Burslem.

An important Wood family pottery dovecote with Rococco base and multiple rows of birds, all decorated in translucent glazes

A rare pair of Ralph Wood pottery figures of a recumbent doe and stag decorated in translucent glazes

In creamware, decorated with colors under the glaze (Prattware); depicting a young lady standing by a decorative vase and a fountain. This example dates from the time English potters...

A rare pair of stag and doe tree trunk figures in underglaze colours from the Ralph Wood pottery. The glaze and modelling is exemplary and are quality pieces with appeal.

The figures were produced at the famous Ralph Wood pottery based in Burslem Staffordshire and date to the late 18th century period.

The figure is underglaze coloured decorated in the classic Ralph Wood fashion. Frank Patridge book titled Ralph Wood, re similar figure on page 31 figure reference 86 Staffor...

The base of the jug is impressed wood a mark relating to the Ralph Wood Pottery in Staffordshire

Antique Ralph Wood of Burslem Staffordshire pottery figure of a doe at lodge.

Antique English Staffordshire pottery figure by Ralph Wood titled ROMAN CHARITY.

A fine Ralph Wood toby jug from the "51" mold decorated in translucent glazes of gray, brown and yellow

Antique English STaffordshire pottery figures of a ram and ewe, the work of Ralph Wood of Burslem.

This English pottery plaque was made in the final quarter of the 18th century by one of the best potters in England Ralph Wood.

A rare and fine Ralph Wood planter toby jug decorated in translucent glazes

A fine and previously unrecorded Ralph Wood (Burslem Works Staffordshire)figure of a sporting hound modelled standing on a base. This rare figure is exceptionally well modelled and g...

A fine Ralph Wood, Staffordshire creamware mug, circa 1770. The mug taking the form of the head of Bacchus, beneath carefully applied colored glazes. The details are finely defined i...

A Staffordshire pottery Ralph wood type "Thin Man" Toby jug, circa 1780.

A fine antique Staffordshire pottery figure of an old lady by the famous potter Ralph Wood.Ralph Wood was one of, if not, the best modeller in Staffordshire in the late 18th century.

A similar figure has been attributed to Ralph Wood the famous Staffordshire pottery. This figure may have aslo been produced by the Wood family of potters.

An early figure attributed to Ralph Wood, probably modelled by Aaron Wood for a pew group. Creamware with colored lead glaze. Provenance: ACJ Wall collection.