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Lot 1023
A Staffordshire figure of 'Shakespeare', circa 1870, modelled standing at a column topped by books on which his right elbow rests, polychrome enamel painted with gilded decorations to his coat, on a titled oval plinth base, 38cm high, together with a Staffordshire pottery model titled 'Shakespeare's House', circa 1860, enamel painted with gilded timber details, on a titled base, 25.5cm high, (2)
Lot 1024
A Staffordshire figure of George Washington, circa 1855, modelled standing, holding a hat and a scroll, wearing trousers with gilded stripes, on a rectangular plinth base titled 'WASHINGTON', 39.5cm high. Note: this figure was more commonly made as portrait of Benjamin Franklin, but was also frequently titled as George Washington.
Lot 1025
A Staffordshire figure group, 'Samuel & Eli', circa 1860, Eli modelled seated between Eli and a plinth with a jug, on a titled oval plinth base, 29cm high, together with an equestrian figure of 'Queen Alexandria', circa 1901, 33cm high, a figure of 'Sir George Brown', modelled on horseback, on a titled plinth base, and a smaller equestrian figure titled 'Duke Cambridge', (4)
Lot 1026
A Staffordshire figure of Arthur Orton, titled 'Sir R Tichborne', circa 1874, modelled standing with a bird in his left hand and a shot-gun in his right hand, mainly unpainted with a pink waistcoat and black hat, on a titled plinth base, 36.5cm high. Note: Arthur Orton (1834-1898), was a claimant to the Tichborne estates, impersonating the heir Roger Tichborne upon his return from Australia 1866, who was declared lost at sea in 1854. Orton was sentenced to fourteen years imprisonment for perjury in 1874, and even after his release, despite a confession which he soon retracted, he continued his claim; he died in 1898, with his coffin plate even bearing the Tichborne name.
Lot 1033
A Staffordshire figure group titled 'Napoleon' and 'Albert', circa 1860, both men modelled standing either side of a wall with a pile of cannonballs, shaking hands, polychrome enamel painted with gilded details, on a titled oval plinth base, 28cm high, together with a figure of 'Louis Napoleon', modelled on horseback, wearing a green cape and blue coat with gilded details, on a titled oval plinth base, 27.5cm high, (2)
Lot 1034
A Staffordshire figure group titled 'Napoleon' and 'Albert', circa 1860, both men modelled standing either side of a wall with a pile of cannonballs, shaking hands, polychrome enamel painted with gilded details, on a titled rectangular base, 36cm high, together with a figure of 'Louis Napoleon', modelled on horseback, wearing a green cape and blue coat with gilded details, on a titled oval plinth base, 32.5cm high, (2)
Lot 1035
A Staffordshire figure group, circa 1860, modelled as Napoleon and Albert shaking hands, on a gilt-line oval base, 32cm high, and a smaller example, together with a Crimean War alliance figure group, circa 1860, modelled as Queen Victoria flanked by the Emperor of France and the Sultan of Turkey, on a titled base, 28cm high, and a figure group titled 'The Wounded Soldier', polychrome enamel painted with gilded details, on a titled plinth base, 31cm high, (4)
Lot 1040
A Staffordshire figure of George Washington, circa 1855, modelled standing, holding a hat and a scroll, polychrome enamel painted with gilded details, on a circular plinth base titled 'G Washington', 39.5cm high. Note: this figure was more commonly made as portrait of Benjamin Franklin, but was also frequently titled as George Washington.
Lot 1050
A Staffordshire figure titled 'Queen', circa 1860, modelled seated, together with a figure of a young girl, circa 1860, modelled standing, holding a ball, on a naturalistic painted oval base, and a figure of a girl, circa 1860, modelled standing beside a cat seated on a plinth, her dress white with floral painted and gilded decorations, on a raised oval base, tallest 22cm high (3)
Lot 1058
A Staffordshire figure of 'Sir Colin Campbell', circa 1850, modelled standing beside a cannon, his right hand resting on a flag, on a titled rectangular gilt-line base, 36cm high, together with a figure of 'MG Havelock KCB', circa 1855, modelled standing beside a cannon, his left hand resting on a fur draped plinth, with gilded decorations, on a titled plinth base, 33cm high, and a figure titled 'RS. Dundas', circa 1850, modelled standing between two flags, a telescope in his right hand, on a titled base with foliate scroll design, 32.5cm high, (3)
Lot 1061
A Staffordshire figure of Prince Albert, circa 1850, modelled standing beside a plinth, holding a plumed hat in his right hand, wearing a pink painted robe of the Order of the Garter, on an oval base, 30cm high, together with a figure group of the Princess Royal and Frederick of Prussia, 31cm high, and a figure titled 'Kossuth', (3)
Lot 1064
Three Staffordshire Shakespearian figures, 'Shylock' and 'Falstaff', circa 1860, both modelled standing with canes, polychrome enamel painted with gilded details, on titled naturalistic plinth bases, 24cm high, together with a figure of Miss Vandenhoff as Juliet, circa 1852, modelled standing on an oval plinth base, 20cm high, (3)
Lot 1070
A Staffordshire figure group titled 'Highland Jessie', circa 1860, modelled as a soldier and a woman standing side by side, polychrome enamel painted with gilded details, on a titled oval plinth base, 37cm high, together with a figure of 'Robert Burns', circa 1870, modelled standing, his right arm resting on a tree, on a titled oval plinth base, 34cm high, (2)
Lot 1078
A Staffordshire theatrical figure of Louis Antoine 'Jullien', circa 1847, modelled standing beside a lectern, wearing striped trousers and a blue tailcoat with gilded details, on a titled plinth base, 19.5cm high, together with figure of Jenny Lind, circa 1850, modelled standing, holding a script, on a titled pedestal base, 19cm high, (2)
Lot 1082
A Staffordshire figure titled 'Old Maid', 19th Century, modelled as a woman with a cat and a bird, seated beside a table with a teapot and loaf of bread, on a titled plinth base, 22.5cm high, together with a figure group of a man on horseback pulling a single carriage with a seated lady, on a serpentine base titled 'Prince and Princess', 18.5cm high, and small equestrian figure, (3)
Lot 1088
Three Staffordshire figures, Richard Cobden, Sir Robert Peel, and Thomas Slingsby Duncombe, circa 1848, modelled standing beside columns, Sir Peel's bearing a sheet inscribed "Repeal of the Corn Law", Duncombe's inscribed "President of the Trades", polychrome enamel painted with gilded details, on titled plinth bases, tallest 23cm high (3) Note: these three figures are linked through their involvement in the campaign to reform the Corn Laws, in place from 1815 to 1846.
Lot 1091
A Staffordshire equestrian figure titled 'P.L. of Hesse', 19th Century, modelled as a man on horseback holding a plumed hat, on a titled naturalistic oval plinth base, 24cm high, together with a figure of 'Sir W F Williams', modelled on horseback, 22.5cm high, and another equestrian figure modelled as two trick riders standing on horseback, 25.5cm high, and a (3)
Lot 1094
A Staffordshire figure group titled 'La Polka', circa 1850, modelled as a man and a woman dancing, polychrome enamel painted with gilded decorations, on a titled plinth base, 20cm high, together with a figure titled 'Bloomers', circa 1852, modelled as a woman standing, in white dress with gilded details, on a titled plinth base, 25cm high, (2)
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