Large Pair Victorian Staffordshire Spaniel Dogs with Amber Glass Eyes, 1860s
By Staffordshire
Located in West Palm Beach, FL
Large Pair of Victorian Staffordshire Spaniel Dogs with Amber Glass Eyes, England, Circa 1860 This impressive pair of Victorian Staffordshire spaniel dogs embodies one of the most e...
Pottery, Glass
English 19th Century Pair of Staffordshire Dogs with Glass Eyes
Located in Baton Rouge, LA
This lovely pair of Staffordshire dogs are named so for the area in England where they originate, having been in production for nearly three centuries to the delight of hearts and ho...
Ceramic
Pair of staffordshire dogs with glass eyes
Located in Palm Springs, CA
Nice glass eyes and good detail.
Ceramic
Large Pair Of Antique Staffordshire Spaniel Dogs With Glass Eyes
Located in Ipswich, GB
Large Pair Of Antique Staffordshire Spaniel Dogs With Glass Eyes having fantastic coloured coats wearing chains and padlocks.
Ceramic
English 19th Century Pair of Staffordshire Dogs with Glass Eyes
Located in Baton Rouge, LA
This lovely pair of Staffordshire dogs are named so for the area in England where they originate, having been in production for nearly three centuries to the delight of hearts and ho...
Ceramic
Pair Of Staffordshire Pottery Spaniels With Glass Eyes Sitting On Cushion Base
Located in Woodstock, OXFORDSHIRE
A rare and highly decorative and appealing pair of antique Staffordshire Pottery Spaniel dogs. The figures are well modelled with very realistic glass eyes, they are seated on tassl...
Pair of Staffordshire Brown Dogs
Located in New York, NY
Pair of Staffordshire brown seated dogs with glass eyes.
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