Staffordshire Birds

Staffordshire figure of birds with nest and eggs

The central reserve exquisitely hand painted depicting two colourful exotic Birds perched in branches, within a turquoise blue beaded swag detail and a band of lavish raised gold dec...

An exceptionally fine quality highly detailed pair of English pottery vivid Majolica Parrot Feathered Figures, firmly attributed to Mintons, last quarter of the Nineteenth Century. ...

An exceptionally fine quality highly detailed pair of Royal Dux Czech Republic pottery vivid Majolica Parrot Feathered Figures of quite generous size, Mid Twentieth Century Each ...

A near pair of English Staffordshire, pearlware chestnut baskets on stands, circa mid-late 1700s.

18th Century South Staffordshire Bilston Enamel Bird Patch Box, in the form of a Goldfinch, its eyes outlined with a prominent eyebrow, perched on green base, the lid painted with a ...

John Turner the elder was apprenticed in 1753 to the Staffordshire potter Daniel Bird. By 1756, he was established in a partnership with R.

Hand painted crown Staffordshire T. Goode & Co. London "ROCK BIRD".  

A set of ten Myott English Staffordshire plates in the Chelsea bird pattern. The plates are 10.75 inches in diameter, with hand painted floral and bird decoration in the 18th century...

A good antique figural bird form Battersea or South Staffordshire enamel bonbonniere.

From Brown Westhead and Moore Potteries, Staffordshire England, a plate from the Canova pattern series c. 1870 A transfer printed bird themed pattern in dark blue on a creamy iron...

A dark blue on white earthenware, underglaze tissue, transfer printed well and tree platter, in a ‘Birds and Fruit’ pattern, circa 1823. Unmarked, attributed to John Hall & Sons, Bur...

Pair of antique English Staffordshire pottery rock birds, circa 1850. Beautifully hand-painted in multiple colors of yellow, green, red & white.

18th Century South Staffordshire Bilston Enamel Bird Patch Box, in the form of a Robin, perched on green base, the lid painted with a couple of fowl birds, Circa 1760

A rare Staffordshire salt-glazed stoneware figure, circa 1760.

, A natural Family of Staffordshire Figures.

A colorful pair with lots of charm.

Antique Victorian period Staffordshire pottery figures of exotic birds in branches.

A Staffordshire stoneware saltglaze pottery cream jug with enamel decorations of flowers and a rather perky looking bird full of charm and character.

Staffordshire pottery pearlware figure group of two yellow birds perched in branches and modeled on a square faux marble decorated base.

A rare antique Staffordshire pottery pearlware figure of a bird perching on a branch.

An amusing and highly appealing colorful Staffordshire pearlware pottery figure group with two birds perched in branches.

Staffordshire pottery pearlwarefigure of two boys scuffling over a birds nest.

A rare and unusual Staffordshire pottery pearlware bird feeder. The top of the feeder is rather forlorn looking dog who must be wondering how he ended up perched atop.

A fine and exceptionally well modelled and enamel coloured watch stand from the Staffordshire Potteries. The attention to detail is excellent and the coloured applied enamels are o...

This is a beautiful plate made by an unknown Staffordshire factory in the late 19th Century. The plate has a striking heavily gilded Imari pattern with birds.

Charming pair of Staffordshire guinea fowl. These birds are beautifully colored in shades of black, red, lavender and green with detailed leaves in relief at the base.

An unusual, charming and delightful small Staffordshire polychrome creamware jug decorated with two oval panels; one with an owl, swan, turkey, peacock, stork, birds eating at a tabl...

A fine colorful and highly decorative pair of Staffordshire pottery exotic Roc birds. These fiuresd were inspired by mythological stories in the Arabian nights.

Victorian Period, sterling silver-mounted (unmarked, but tested) Cowrie shell snuff box with hinged lid, England, Ca. 1840's. Measures 3 inches long x 2 inches deep x almost 2 inches...