ENGLISH STAFFORDSHIRE POTTERY TRANSFERWARE PLATTER

ENGLISH STAFFORDSHIRE POTTERY TRANSFERWARE PLATTER, printed in medium-blue, of rounded rectangular form, with a rural pattern to the center under an extensive floral border. Unmarked. Impressed 71 to

ENGLISH STAFFORDSHIRE POTTERY TRANSFERWARE TABLE ARTICLES, LOT OF FIVE, transfer-printed in pale- and medium-blue, comprising a vegetable dish base with children in a romantic scene, one fishing near

ENGLISH STAFFORDSHIRE POTTERY TRANSFERWARE ARTICLES, LOT OF FOUR, including a scallop-molded rectangular teapot printed in black with a Spanish-style scene, an Enoch Wood & Sons two-handled sugar bowl

(2 Pcs) of Early 19th c. English Dark Blue Staffordshire Transferware, including: Platter, from the British Views series, probably by Henshall & Co., depicting a country manor house with riders on hor

Antique 19th C Ironstone Transferware Platter. English, Staffordshire in origin. Blue and white. Measures 9.5 x 12 inches.

English Staffordshire brown and white transferware ironstone platter with scene of Damascus, 19th century, impressed number, 18"l.

Antique English Staffordshire Edward Challinor Ironstone Blue Transferware Platter in Lozere Pattern from the mid 1800's. Ca. 1853-1862. Age appropriate crazing, stained to back. Front still quite nic

Antique 18th Century to 19th Century blue & white transferware English Staffordshire porcelain platter plate, produced by John Riley (died 1828; fl. circa 1796-1828) and Richard Riley (died 1828; fl.

Antique 18th Century to 19th Century blue & white transferware English Staffordshire porcelain platter plate, produced by Ralph Stevenson (1776-1853; fl. circa 1810-1832). Octagonal form deep blue tra

19th C. Staffordshire English red and white transferware platter and covered vegetable, circa 1829-1842 Joseph Heath and Co. Italian Villas pattern 17 1/2" (length) x 14 1/2" (width) serving platter,

(2) Early 19th C. English transferware platters, including: Staffordshire platter with old castle motif, c. 1830-1840; and John Ridgway "Doria" octagonal platter, c. 1844. Dimensions: (Larger) H 2" x

Collection of four (4) 18th Century to 19th Century English Staffordshire pottery plates, produced by Enoch Wood (1759-1840), known as "Father of the Potteries." blue & white transferware landscape sc

Staffordshire black transfer ware pottery platter in the the historical "Arctic Scenery" pattern circa 1835. Pattern based on William Parry's exploration of the Northwest Passage. 17-3/8" x 13-7/8".

English blue and white transferware with hand-painted polychromed decoration. The platter measures approximately 20 1/4" wide, the plates 10 1/4" in diameter.

a Staffordshire pottery cake platter (12.75 in.) (crazing); two 18th century plates, one marked "Chamberlain's Worcester" in the Bengal Tiger pattern ( 9 1/8 and 6 3/8 in.) Private Collection, Raleigh

Group of three Staffordshire English stoneware platters, including one chinoiserie patterned "Blue Willow" platter, and two Wedgwood platters, one with impressed stamp "Wedgwood" to underside. Largest

(16) Piece Late 19th c. English Blue & White Transferware Pottery Tea Service, by Charles Allerton & Sons, Longton, No. 766, Rd. No. 69456, with paneled images of a child and dog, birds, and floral mo

Vintage possibly antique English porcelain pottery stoneware platter, in tones of maroon and cram, sectioned platter marked underside made in England , other writing illegible, measures 11.5 inches by

This James and Ralph Clew's pottery bowl marked Clews dates between 1818-134 and is from Staffordshire England,; It measures 6-3/16" diam. by 1-1/2" tall; There are no chips, cracks, or repairs.; Plea

measures app 10.5 inches, trademarked underside with lions and shield, good condition, marked for ironstone remainder of writing illegible, english pottery, porcelain, transferware, ceramic, collectib

English. 1830. Blue printed pastoral scene, Edwards & Phillips, Staffordshire. 20.5 x 16 x 2" (h). Wear and staining to surface.

Staffordshire pottery, Columbus pattern transferware, in brown, 17 by 13.5 inches. Provenance: Collection of Dr. and Mrs. Howard Tanning, Pittsburgh, PA.

A 19th century Staffordshire Blue & White Transferware platter, probably by Stevenson. Depicts "Lowther Castle, Westmorland" within an Acorn and Oak leaf border. Crowned Blue printed title mark, impre

Group of six 18th and 19th Century English blue and white transferware pottery, comprising one Wedgewood platter and bowl, one S.H. & Son platter, one hand-painted dish, one tureen, and an unidentifie

English, ca. 1825. Two Clews Staffordshire blue transferware dishes in "Peace & Plenty" pattern, including one platter and one dinner plate, each impressed with maker's mark on underside; platter (lar