Ten G.L. Ashworth and Mason's Ironstone Tablewares, Nineteenth Century. Comprising a group in the 'Japan B7499' pattern, G.L. Ashworth Brothers, 1862-91, consisting of a 10.375- inch soup plate and dinner plate, bread and butter plate, and 19.25- inch well-and-tree platter, each with impressed and printed crowned "A. BROS/ REAL CHINA/ IRONSTONE" marks, and pattern "B7499" in iron-red; a 'Brocade' wash pitcher, 1830-48, and a box and cover, after 1891, each with printed factory mark, the pitcher pattern "B8979" in iron-red enamel, printed retailer's mark "T. GOODE & CO;" and a 'Bible' pattern soap dish and cuspidor, after 1891, blue bible, printed factory mark, "ENGLAND," the spittoon pattern "D9284" in iron-red enamel; and a 'Mandarin' pattern pitcher and serving dish, after 1891, printed factory marks, the dish pattern "C4829" in iron-red enamel. Wash pitcher: H: 11.625 in., W: 8.75 in., D: 10.75 in.

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11.625 x 8.75 x 10.75 in