A group of eight Staffordshire ceramic flatback figures, vases and ornaments, 18th - 19th centuries, to include: a pair of spill vases, modelled as bounding deer chased by hunting hounds, the largest approx. 29cm high; a spill vase of a lioness with cubs against a jungle brocade, approx. 28cm high; a spill vase modelled as a fox standing with bird in its mouth, approx. 23cm high; a pearlware figure of a recumbent stag on a naturalistic base; a pair of figures of recumbent dogs on blue ground bases; a figure of a standing dog with open mouth; and a figure of a seated dog (9)Condition Report: Most figures with crazing and heavy surface dirt. The lioness spill vase with a large chip to the rim and cracks to the reverse, the stag missing some antlers, the fox figure with some small chips to the base.