Browse our collection of antique and vintage Labrador Retriever and Yellow Lab collectibles — figurines, sporting art, and decorative pieces celebrating the breed that has topped American popularity charts for decades. Whether you’re searching for a handsome antique Yellow Lab figurine, a vintage Labrador print, or a charming mid-century piece for a breed collection, our Retriever collection is sourced specifically with Lab enthusiasts in mind.

What You’ll Find in Our Labrador Retriever and Retriever Collection

• Yellow Lab and black Labrador Retriever figurines in porcelain and ceramic
• Golden Retriever collectibles including figurines, prints, and decorative pieces
• Sporting art prints and field scene illustrations featuring Retriever breeds
• Cast iron and bronze Labrador Retriever decorative pieces and doorstops
• Mid-century novelty Lab collectibles, salt and pepper shakers, and gift items
• Vintage Retriever kennel club memorabilia and show-related items
• Beswick, Royal Doulton, and English studio pottery Labrador figurines

Antique and vintage Yellow Lab collectibles are among our most actively searched breed items — and for good reason. The Labrador Retriever’s combination of physical elegance, expressive face, and affectionate temperament makes it a compelling subject for artists across every medium and era, from 19th-century English sporting bronzes to 1950s American ceramic novelties.

English makers were among the first to capture the Retriever in fine ceramic and porcelain. Beswick produced several iconic Labrador Retriever figurines as part of their celebrated dog breed series, with the yellow Labrador model being particularly prized by collectors today. These pieces, produced from the 1940s through the 1990s, represent a golden era of British studio pottery: carefully modeled, warmly glazed, and immediately recognizable to anyone who loves the breed. Royal Doulton and Royal Worcester also contributed distinguished Labrador pieces to their dog series.

American collectors embraced Lab collectibles with special enthusiasm in the mid-20th century, when the breed’s trainability and gentle nature had made it the quintessential family and sporting companion. Chalkware and pottery Yellow Lab figures from the 1950s and 1960s are charming representatives of mid-century American popular culture — affordable, expressive, and increasingly difficult to find in excellent condition. These pieces were made to be given as gifts and displayed with affection, and they carry that warmth even today.

Our team sources Labrador and Retriever collectibles throughout the year. Every piece is one-of-a-kind — once sold, it won’t restock. We look for items where the modeling captures the breed’s character: the broad head, the otter tail, the bright, trusting eyes. Both yellow and black Lab colorings appear in our collection, along with Golden Retrievers and other retriever breeds. Browse our porcelain dog figurines for more fine ceramic breed pieces, or visit the full ADT shop for all current arrivals.

Frequently Asked Questions About Labrador Retriever and Yellow Lab Collectibles

What types of antique Yellow Lab collectibles are available?

Yellow Lab collectibles span a wide range: fine English porcelain from makers like Beswick and Royal Doulton, mid-century American chalkware and ceramic novelties, sporting art prints and lithographs, cast iron and bronze figurines, and various decorative accessories. We source across all of these categories and rotate our inventory regularly throughout the year.

Are Beswick Labrador Retriever figurines valuable?

Yes — Beswick Labrador figurines, especially yellow Labradors from the breed series, are actively collected and command meaningful prices depending on the specific model number, production year, and condition. First-series models in mint condition with original labels are most desirable. Chips, cracks, or paint loss significantly affect value. The yellow Labrador 1033 and similar early Beswick models are particularly sought after.

Do you carry both Yellow Lab and Black Lab collectibles?

Yes — our collection includes pieces depicting both yellow and black Labradors, as well as Golden Retrievers and other retriever breeds. Availability shifts based on what our team sources from estate sales and specialist auctions. Yellow Lab figurines tend to be our most frequently requested breed color. Check back regularly as new pieces arrive continuously.

How do I identify a genuine antique Labrador figurine vs. a reproduction?

Authentic antique pieces show age-appropriate characteristics: glaze crazing consistent with the porcelain body, subtle color variations from hand-painting, wear on high-contact areas like the base rim, and a maker’s mark (or deliberate absence of one for Staffordshire pieces). Reproductions often have sharp, uniform glaze, overly bright colors, and suspiciously fresh-looking marks. When uncertain, consult a specialist — we’re happy to offer guidance on pieces you’re considering.