19th century pair of English Staffordshire Scottish mounted hunters. Very good condition. One figure has two in-the-mold separations and is umarked. The other is marked with two crosses for the Samson Smith factory in Longton. Each is just under 15 inches high.

Large Satsuma porcelain covered jar, or humidor. Japanese, circa 1900. Gorgeously hand painted with peonies, swallows, and a long-tailed bird of paradise. Signed on bottom. Shallow chip inside rim. Height 10.25 inches, width 6.75 inches.

Antique white porcelain coffee pot. Embossed scrollwork, mask spout, rosebud finial and branch handle. Furstenberg, Bavaria, Germany, established 1747 by Duke Charles I. Mid 19th century. Perfect condition. Height 9.5 inches.

Staffordshire blue and white pearlware jug. English, circa 1790-1800. Measures 7" high x 9" wide spout to handle. Rim is 5" across. Shallow quarter inch chip inside rim and minor wear to spout, otherwise excellent condition.

Wedgwood dark blue jasperware teapot. Measures 9.75" wide spout to handle, and 5.75" high at finial. No damages. Early 20th century.