ENGLISH STAFFORDSHIRE POTTERY TRANSFERWARE CHILD'S

ENGLISH STAFFORDSHIRE POTTERY TRANSFERWARE CHILD'S CHAMBERPOT, printed in blue, the everted rim over the squat, globular bowl, exterior with an English landscape featuring cows and grotto, with a farm

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

(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

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

Grouping of ten (10) English Staffordshire pottery items, some with hand painted accents, including four (4) child's mugs with "Franklin's" or "Poor Richards" maxims, four (4) mugs with various transf

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

Late 19th c. English Staffordshire Pottery Spill Vase, depicting a rescue dog saving a drowning child, backed by a tree trunk with 'cole slaw' form greenery, gilded trim surrounding oval base, 7 3/4"

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

Circa 1900, English pottery known for their transferware, consista of a double handle compote scene of children in school, the other 3 plates show everyday life, each properly marked, very good condit

Antique 19th C English Child Size Porcelain Lot. Including Staffordshire / transferware items. Three transferware plates, dog with dog house and pair of figurine jars that each measure 2.75 inches in

tea set: teapot, cream, sugar, waste bowl, 6 plates, 5 cups, 6 saucers

MAKER Josiah Spode (Stoke, Staffordshire, c. 1762-present) MARKS Marked (lid and bottom): Bridge of Lucano, Italy. DATE c. 1820 DIMENSIONS Width 10.5 Depth 9 Height 6.5 in.

Ca. 1900 "Doreen" Pattern Transferware Pottery Pitcher & Bowl Set by W.H. Grindley (Tunstall, England), with deep blue and lavender floral decoration, hexagonal shape, pitcher: 12 3/8" high, 11 3/4" x

Aesthetic English Transferware China Black and White Plate J.H. Davis Potteries Staffordshire England Chatsworth Pattern c1883 9 3/8 inches in diameter.

1- Charles Allerton & Sons Potteries, Staffordshire, England c.1890 Cake Plate. It features a water hen feeding in a lily pond with cat tails and reeds. The background is an aesthetic composition with

8 PIECE MISCELLANEOUS LOT OF ENGLISH PORCELAIN INCLUDING CHILDREN'S TRANSFER WARE HAVING PLATE RIMS WITH RAISED "ABC'S", ALONG WITH A STAFFORDSHIRE COW CREAM PITCHER; 5.5"H X 7"

Lot of (6) Pieces of 19th c. Glazed Earthenware, incl: Staffordshire polychrome transferware alphabet mug, by Brownhills Pottery Company, Rd. No. 685 (registered in 1884), with bird on branch decorati

partial child's tea set: teapot, creamer, sugar, waste bowl, 3 plates, 5 cups, 2 saucers, various condition

ENGLAND, LATE 18-EARLY 19TH CENTURY A collection of eleven English Staffordshire pottery animals. The lot consists of three rabbits on blue bases, a yellow base rabbit, small blue base rabbit, three c

A 19TH CENTURY ENGLISH STAFFORDSHIRE POTTERY TRIPLE SPILL VASE in the form of a tree stump. 25 cm x 14 cm.

The lot includes an antique Staffordshire New Marriage Act Figure, Circa 1825. The plaque on the figure reads THE NEW MARRIAGE ACT. JOHN FRILL AND ANN BOKE AGED 21 THAT IS RIGHT SAYS THE PARSON AMEN S

A pair of antique English Staffordshire pottery figural spill vases modelled as a cow and her calf standing in front of a tree trunk. H 2893 & H 2984. H. 27.9 cm (11 in.)

PAIR ENGLISH STAFFORDSHIRE POTTERY ZEBRAS: Two opposing 19th-century Staffordshire Zebra figures. Approx. 6.25'' h x 5.25'' w x 2.5'' d.

Fine early English Staffordshire child's mug, circa 1815. Mugs like this, with children's names, are believed to have been made as christening gifts. This mug has the name John, surrounded by a nicely

Lot 8 English Staffordshire Pottery Dogs. Four pair of dogs. Pr of colored dogs marked Staffordshire. All other pairs marked Beswick England. -- Dimensions: H: 10 inches: W: 6.5 inches: D: 4 inches --