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A Very Large and Rare Figure of Benjamin Franklin The figure though is
titled George "Washington" c. 1860 $ 3,900.00 |
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A great Pair of Donkey's Good Size c. 1850 $ 1,200.00 |
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A great Toby Jug of a Standing Lady Salt Glaze c. 1800 $
600.00 |
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A great Toby Jug of a Standing Man c. 1830 $ 450.00 |
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Staffordshire Pastil Burner of Warwick Castle Amazing giant fruit (or purple
canon balls!) c. 1850 $ 800.00 |
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A lovely pair of Candle Snuffers in the form of a Peasent Man and a Lady c.
1800 $ 800 pair |
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Great figure of the Blind Beggar and a girl c. 1840 $
800.00 |
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A tall figure of Lord Wellington c. 1850 $ 1,000.00 |
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A very rare figure of King John signing the Magna Carta This piece was
orginally owned by P. D Gordon Pugh and it is the one pictured in Pugh's famous book on Staffordshire
Portrait Figures Retains Pugh's collection label Pugh's Plate number:
Theatrical Plate 1 c.1850 $ 2,000.00 |
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Jemmy Wood Jemmy Wood's Estate dispute led to a famous British Court Case c. 1845 $ 600.00 |
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Queen of Prussia (Queen Victoria's daughter) Bought from the Gordon Pugh
Sale but not marked as such. Nice Tall figure 15" c. 1850 $ |
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Soldier's Dream from the P. D. Gordon Pugh Collection - retains his label This piece is Military Figure 203 c. 1845 $ 800.00 |
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The Soldier's Farewell This figure is from the
P. D. Gordon Pugh Collection and retains his label Plate C 71 c. 1845 $ 1,500.00 |
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Theatrical Dancer/Soldier c. 1850 $ 550.00 |
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Flower Seller nicely painted figure c. 1850 $ 300.00 |
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A great Pair of Black and White Cats on cushions c.1850 $ 1,200.00 pair |
