Staffordshire Fairy Tale Group, With Tree In Background Serving As A Spill Vase. Little Red Riding Hood With A Cape And Hood With Dress Pattern Of Small Painted Flowers, And Lunging Wolf At Her Side. See pl.36,pg.17,Kies - also pg.E-436,pl.124,fig.243,Pugh. Circa 1870. Size:10" high x 5.5" wide.

Rare Esmeralda and Gringoire Group - Esmeralda Holds A Tambourine At The Left Side Of The Group, Gringoire Stands To The Right. A Goat Is Reclining Between Them. This Group Is Inspired By THE HUNCHBACK OF NOTRE DAME (the play), Wherein Esmeralda Plays A Tambourine While A Goat Dances. The Figure May Be A Theatrical Portrait, But Documentary Proof Is As Yet Undiscovered.See Pg. E382,Pl.32,fig.66 by Pugh. Circa 1870. Size: 10.25" high x 7.75" wide.

Figure Of Albert On Horseback, His Name Appearing In Raised Gilt Capital Letters On Base Of Figure. Albert With His Left Hand Holding The Reins, His Right Resting On The Flank Of The Horse, Wearing A Plumed Hat, A Tunic With Epaulettes, And A Sash Across His Chest. Circa 1860. See pg.172,fig.501,VICTORIAN STAFFORDSHIRE FIGURES 1835-1875 - Book One - A.& N.Harding

A Comprehensice Colour Palatte Characterizes This Charming Group Of A Napping Young Girl, With Her Dog Standing Guard. Circa 1870. See photo, pg.63 STAFFORDSHIRE ANIMALS by Adele Kenny, Collection of Russell B. Maurer. Size: 9.25" tall x 6.75" wide.

Staffordshire Group With Title "Auld Lang Syne" In Capital Letters On Base - From The Burns Song Of The Same Name - Three Figures Seated With Pitcher On Table. See pg.15,pl.31 by Kreis. Circa 1850. Size: 8.5" high x 7.25" wide.

Staffordshire Group With Hunter - Flanked By Dog To The Left And Kill To The Right. See photo, pg.145 STAFFORDSHIRE ANIMALS by Adele Kenny, Collection Of Russell B. Maurer

Emperor Napoleon III - The Title On Base: "EM NAPOLEON" In Raised Gilt Capital Letters. His Arm Resting On Cannon With Stacks Of Cannon Balls On Either Side. See pl.1,pg.1 by Kies. Circa 1860. Size: 15.5" high x 8" wide.

Titled "Robin Hood" - Robin Hood And Little John With Spill Vase Between Them - A Dog Lying At Their Feet, And "Robin Hood" In Gilt Raised Capital Letters On Base. See pg.5, pl.9, by Kies. Circa 1860. Size: 15" tall x 9" wide.

Pair King Charles Spaniels With Red Coloring And Narrow Gold Leash. Circa 1870. Size: 6.375" high x 3.75" wide.

A Figure Of Richard III, Seated In A Tent. He Is Wearing An Ermine-Lined Cloak With Jerkin Underneath, A Garter On His Left Leg. The Source Of This Figure Is Based On A Painting By Hogarth Portraying The Nightmare Scene Played By David Garrik In His Famous Mid-19th Century Performance Of Richard III. Circa 1870. Size: 9.5" tall x 7.25" wide.

Delightful Grouping Depicting Girl Holding Milk Jug In Right Hand And Resting Her Left Arm On Cow's Back. Colorful Palatte Of Greens, Oranges and Yellows. Circa 1860. See photo, page 74, STAFFORDSHIRE ANIMALS by Adele Kenney. Collection Of Russell B. Maurer. Size: 8" high x 7.5" wide.

Staffordshire Spill Vase With Boy, Girl And Goat. Clusters Of Bocage On Tree And At Base Of Grouping. Circa 1860. See photo, pg.144 STAFFORDSHIRE ANIMALS By Adele Kenny. Collection Of Russell B. Maurer. Size: 7.275" tall x 4.125" wide.