Hiscock And Shepherd Antiques


STAFFORDSHIRE Produced mainly in Staffordshire, these earthenware figures were in the main cheaply produced for the working class. In many repects they themselfs chart English Social history as well as represent possibly the last henuine folk art to be produced on an industrial scale.First produced at the end of the 18th Century in Pearlware production continued throughout the 19th century with portrait figures charting the people and events of the time.

Products

Image	Name	Price

	RARE PEARLWARE HORSE & RIDER. c.1820	£2250

	LARGE STAFFORDSHIRE LION c.1810.	£SOLD

	DOVE TUREEN, circa 1840.	£540

	LARGE STAFFORDSHIRE CAT, c.1870.	£565

	THREE DOG POODLE INKWELL.	£250

	Pr of BLACK COCRELS c.1870	£SOLD

	GOOD FOX HEAD STYRUP CUP	£695

	PRATTWARE FIGURE DIANA. c.1790	£SOLD

	WHIELDON-TYPE MODEL of a COW , c.1780.	£3500

	Rare FOX HEAD MELTON HUNT.	£950

	LARGE DOG HEAD STYRUP CUP c.1840	£1400

	RARE FIGURE OF A RUSSIAN HUSSAR	£1650

	EARLY PEARLWARE FIGURE "SHEPHERD"	£85

	EARLY STAFFORDSHIRE LION	£175

	Pair of DEER	£275

	STAFFORDSHIRE DOG WHISTLE	£SOLD

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