Bishop and Daughter Antiques

Susan Bishop and Darcy McGroarty

www.bishopantiques.com

Rare & sweet Pug c.1880, blue color, bisque interior, 3" T, excellent condition.

MILD SOLD HERE embossed on the bases, extremely hard to find a single, this pair is even more rare, the biggest cows ever produced, this pair has a Rockefeller provenance, c.1860 - 14" T at spill, 11" T at head, 14" W, excellent condition.

Wonderful early Pigeon tureen c.1800-10, gorgeous molding & painting, pearlware glaze, 7" L x 5" T, excellent condition, minor glaze flake back of bird's crest & back side of tail.

Fabulous bocage in excellent condition & 5 adorable sheep c.1810, bright colors, pearlware glaze with a little stream running through the meadow, 5-1/2"T, restored chip to 2 leaf edges & 3 blue flowers, excellent condition.

Hard to find large charming figure, is the cat taunting the dog or just watching? Excellent condition, lovely gold highlights, 6" T x 6-1/2" W, c. 1880.

Very rare charming quill holder c.1850, cobalt blue & soft gold, intricate molding mother's ears are separate from the body, restoration to stress lines on front paws, excellent condition.

Very rare large "Jumbo", c.1850, larger than the Kent version which came later, "Jumbo" on base, 11" T x 10-1/2" W, tiny glaze flake on base, excellent condition.

Early c.1850 wonderful soft gold highlights even the cushion tassles are well defined in gold, 7"T white eyes, excellent condition.

Leopards are rare in Staffordshire pottery, this spill c.1860 is wonderful 7-3/4" T x 6" W Parr factory, crisp molding, small chip to spill invisibly restored, very minor wear to brown on base, excellent condition.

Considered "toy" size c.1860 richly colored 3-1/2"T, excellent condition.

Parr factory figure c.1850 typical soft pallete all around, pink inside spill, soft gold, 5"T restored chip to ear, exellent condition.

Showy pair c.1870 in a color combination not often seen, wonderful gold accents 7"T extra crisp molding, original pair both marked A, excellent condition.

This is the only Staffordshire Fish figure & it is lovely, c.1870, pink mouth, orange fins, green seaweek, 7" T, excellent condition.

Unusual group of a dog & cat ready to play c.1880 the cat is looking up at the dog while seated on his front paws, 6"T x 5-1/2"W sweet faces, crisp molding, excellent condition.

Sweet group with deep purpley red mother spaniel with black baby spaniel on top of kennel, c.1860, soft gold, blue tinged glaze, 6" T excellent condition, minor flaking to green of grass at the corner.

Fine poodle c.1830 standing on raised scrolled base, 4.5"T x 5"L, pearlware glaze-textured coat & greenery in basket, soft gold, middle part of tail restored, sm firing separation under base & top of one paw, nibbles to base edge from wear really very nice condition.

Sweet little sheep with textured coat c.1860, soft gold 3"T, excellent condition.

Very sweet mother, father & pup on a cobalt blue base c.1855, soft gold highlights, 6"T x 6"W, very fine detailing, blister to cobalt glaze on base is original to manufacture, excellent condition.

Very rare large Elephant c.1870 on broad palm tree embossed base, 7-1/2" W x 5-1/2" T, excellent condition, scuff to one tusk, seam line on back.

Symbolic of the menagerie or zoo that existed in the Tower of London in late 18th & early 19th century this c.1860 figure in a tin glaze has fabulous colors & crisp details, 8"T nibble to left ear edge, restoration to one tusk & crenulations on the turret, excellent condition.

Charming small size bulldog figure c.1945, 2-1/2" L x 2-1/2" T, excellent condition.

Wonderful vintage figure c.1939 in the medium 6" L x 4" H size bright colors, minor flake of blue on side edge, excellent condition

Colorful pair c.1820, hollow bases, rooster is 4" T, hen is 3-3/4" T, beautiful over glaze enamels in shades of pink, green, yellow & orange, glazed over line on one base original excellent condition.

A large gold locket & collar make this substantial spaniel box stunning, c.1870 unusual terracotta pottery for a Staffordshire Spaniel box 6"T x 5-1/2"W, tiny kiln touch at base, excellent condition.

Adorable tiny Ewe & Ram figures with sweet little faces c.1850 lovely flowers on base (some restoration to petals) soft gold highlights 3"T x 4"L, excellent condition.

Lovely pair of Black beauties c.1850 Parr factory with early soft palette, 6"T soft gold highlights, rare color, fabulous condition.

Lovely soft coloring around hen's eyes, c.1860, 6-1/2" T x 7-1/2" W a great size for displaying hens graduated in size, short underglaze stress line along back seam, usual nibbles to inside ledge, excellent condition.

Majestic & showy c.1850, 10"T raised No.2 on base, hard to see tight stable hairline at base, excellent condition.

Cute little ram with gray horns & sweet face c.1860, textured coat 2"T x 3"L, flat spot at corner original to manufacture and glazed over, excellent condition.

Early version of this unusual spill c.1855 excellent soft gold highlights, pretty pink inside spill, 4-1/2"T x 4-1/4"W, faint stress line next to one picket, crazing, excellent condition.

Very rare to find these little shells on figres, an adorable poodle with textured coat c.1850, soft gold highlights, small kiln fissure under base original to manfacture, excellent condition.

Stunning black hen with exceptional soft gold highlights, 7-12"W x 6"T, charming raised dots on hen's back, small glaze chip to her red comb, gold worn on nest edge, c.1860 excellent condition.

Charming pair probably from Yorkshire or the North country c.1860, black spots are under the glaze, 6"T kiln touch at left dog's toe, excellent condition.

At 15"T this is largest Spaniel model, c.1860 separate front legs, lovely underglaze black spots, restored chip to back edge, excellent condition.

Known as Billie the Rat Catcher, extremely rare, c.1855, blue tinged glaze, fine details, 6-1/4" tall, soft gold worn, restoration to tip of one ear & cracks to bases of each ear (ears all original), excellent condition.

Sweet & hard to find tureen c.1880, bright colors, fine details with textured grass, 6"T x 7-1/2"W, signed "53" on both top & basket, excellent condition.

Showy pair 6" T x 6-1/2"L, c.1880, soft palette on base, crisp molding both tails have been knocked off & restored back on (very common for these dogs), very good condition.

Beautiful rare pair, high quality, dogs' separate paws gracefully crossed, fine details c.1850, sweet faces, 4-1/2" T x 5-1/2" W, small chip to one paw restored, excellent condition.

Charming counter part to the hen on nest, this piece is a butter tub, c.1860, great face on the cow who sits in a field of grass & flowers, 5-1/2" T x 8" L, restr. To chips on cow's right horn & left ear only, excellent condition.

Early c.1820 creamer with lots of charm, sponged decoration 5-1/2"T x 6-1/2"L, restored to crack to all original tail & 2 front ankles, replaced one horn, excellent condition.

This mother is actually licking the puppy, adorable figure, the kennel looks like a miniature house, 4"T x 4.25"W x 3"D soft gold, chimney is open it could hold a quill, c.1850 excellent condition.

Rare & lovely full color pair of Collies or West Highland Terriers (they also look like Maltese) c.1880, excellent condition 6 1/2" T.

High quality pair c.1855, fine details tufts of textured moss to ends of tree limbs, front legs are separate & finely molded, soft gold, 7-3/4" T, small restored chip to back side of base left hand fox, excellent condition.