Staffordshire Seated Cat Figure c.1920–1935 | Attributed to William Kent | Early Unmarked Example - Single frame a story that has captivated

a story that has captivated visitors for generations

and examples featuring cherubs and marine motifs remain among the firm’s most desirable creations

5” H × 3” W × 2” D

while the soft antique tint finish lends a sense of age and character

Beautiful large brown transferware round platter by Mason's in the "Bow Bells" pattern made in England circa 1930's

Staffordshire Seated Cat Figure c.1920–1935 | Attributed to William Kent | Early Unmarked Example - Single frame a story that has captivatedFew decorative objects possess the irresistible charm of an English Staffordshire cat, and this delightful black and white example has personality to spare. Seated proudly upon its vibrant cushion base with beautifully hand painted features, expressive amber eyes, and a copper lustre collar, it captures the whimsical character that has made these figures enduring favorites with collectors for well over a century. Whether displayed on a mantel, nestled