116. Cats

---

Figures Decorated with Underglaze Colors or Glazes

Hover your mouse over small images to read their captions. Click images to enlarge.

Courtesy John Howard.

Courtesy Andrew Dando.

Courtesy John Howard.

Courtesy John Howard.

(c) Bonhams.

(c) Bonhams

Courtesy Tremont Auctions

Base of previous cat. Courtesy Tremont Auctions.

Courtesy Roger de Ville.

Apparently from the same molds as 116/1 but a hole was not made in the base this time, and there is not a mouse on the base.

Not quite like the Copeland & Garret cats in 116.4 and 5.-- the collar and eyes are different. Courtesy Martyn Edgell.

H: 4.5". Courtesy John Howard.

Courtesy Jeffrey Evans.

Just 2.6 inches high. Courtesy Jeffrey Evans.

Courtesy Jeffrey Evans.

Courtesy Jeffrey Evans.

Made as a bank with a coin slot atop the back. Courtesy Jeffrey Evans.

Courtesy the William Herbert and Nancy Hunt Collection

Courtesy Woolley & Wallis.

---

---

Cats Decorated with Colored Slip 

Courtesy Bob Moores, Nest Egg Antiques

H: 8.5". Courtesy Jeffrey Evans.

Courtesy The Potteries Museum.

Courtesy Jeffrey Evans.

Chalcedony pottery cat with slip cat’s eye decoration, circa 1820. Height: 3 ¼”. Courtesy Martyn Edgell.

Made at Bovey Tracey. Courtesy John Howard.

---

---

Stoneware Cat

Courtesy Jeffrey Evans

---

Agate Cats

Cat with mouse. Saltglazed. Courtesy Colonial Williamsburg.

Courtesy the William Herbert and Nancy Hunt Collection.