Description from HiBid
Charming collection of antique English Staffordshire pottery figures, including a circa 1840 dog-form quill holder, a mid-19th century pair of King Charles spaniels, an 1870s figure depicting two spaniels seated beneath a tree, an additional 1870s example featuring spaniels with a dog house, and an 1850s single spaniel figure. The group showcases a variety of classic Staffordshire motifs with hand-painted decoration in traditional palettes, molded bases, and expressive canine forms typical of Victorian-era production. A well-rounded assortment appealing to collectors of early English ceramics.
Tallest: 5".
Condition: Good overall antique condition with no major breaks or cracks. Minor imperfections may be present, including typical antique production flaws, light wear, small chips, or minor restorations. Please review all photos carefully, as they are considered part of the description.