19thc Adams Staffordshire Tureen & Stand

A 19th century historical blue Staffordshire tureen with lid and stand. The tureen having molded acanthus leaf decoration and floral borders surrounding country manor homes within landscape settings.

English Transferware Lidded Soup Tureen bearing the underglaze blue anchor mark, Adams. Pastoral scene with Horses and cattle. Tureen, Cover, and Ladle all appear very good, nor chips, cracks or damag

An Elsmore & Forster coffeepot in ironstone and decorated with black transfers of George Washington and a large circa 1810 Staffordshire Tureen and stand with blue floral transfers in the "Dresden" pa

Comprising 'Lanercost Priory,' Minton, printed title in underglaze-blue; 'Ruined Castle,' maker unknown; 'Rochester Castle,' James & Ralph Clews, 1814-34, impressed factory

ENGLISH BLUE AND WHITE STAFFORDSHIRE STYLE COVERED TUREEN AND STAND HAVING PASTORIAL SCENE DESIGN WITH IMPRESSED MARK ON REVERSE (NOT LEGIBLE); 12"H X 15"W X 8"D; CONDITION: CHIP TO FOOT RIM OF TRAY

Tallest is 12" Largest manufactured by C. Phillips Longport ( Ironstone) Medium is an Adams Staffordshire. Condition, chip to lid and chip to handle to

A STAFFORDSHIRE BLUE AND WHITE TRANSFER PRINT POTTERY COVERED TUREEN AND STAND IN "THE VILLAGE CHURCH" PATTERN, ENGLAND, CIRCA 1830-1840, of squared oval form with conforming domed lid with handle and

white sauce tureen with stand, 'Hall's Bramber Church, Sussex', stand marked 'Hall's Luscombe'

Late 19thC - 2nd period

Nesting pigeon in iron red on a green and brown glazed nest. Condition: Head broken and repaired, loss to inside lip, assorted chips. 5.75 in. h. , x 8 in. l. 

Lot of Assorted Antique Ceramics, 16 pieces including covered tureen on stand, tea cups and tea bowl, coffee cans, saucers, bowl and dish, including export wares, 18th and 19thc. wares, hand painted a

Staffordshire blue transferware tureen w tray & cover, Adams "Bluebell Border Series" ca 1820-1830

19TH/EARLY 20TH CENTURY COMPRISING JOHN MADDOCK SOUP TUREEN, COVER AND STAND, GREATEST HEIGHT 8 1/4 INCHES,

AN ENGLISH STAFFORDSHIRE BLUE WILLOW SQUARE PAGODA HANDLED TUREEN WITH LADLE, TUNSTALL, 1881-1910, by William Adams & Co., the handles are unusually modeled as pagoda forms, the square beveled lid wit

First half 19th Century. Cup plate impressed "Adams". 4"d., small tureen "Passaic Falls, State of New Jersey" with seashell border. Unmarked by Wood. 6.5"h. and two plates. "Barrington Hall" impressed

A BLUE AND WHITE OCTAGONAL 'CANTON' TUREEN STAND Late 18th Century Rectangular with canted corners, the central panel painted in vivid cobalt tones with a selection of iconic buildings in Guangzhou se

Fish and sea plant decorated tureen and matching stand, tureen, 13 1/2 in. H. stand, 13 in. W. Estate of Irene Berg, Chevy Chase, MD.

THREE PIECES, NO LADLE; VERY RARE PATTERN, BASED UPON WM. PARRY'S EXPLORATIONS OF THE NORTHWEST PASSAGE, AND BEWICK'S "HISTORY OF QUADRUPEDS"; (SEVERAL CHIPS, LID HAS A HAIRLINE) 16" X 10" X 9"

Shaped double handled tureen with bird finial, having matching stand, tureen, 9 in. H., 13 in. W., stand, 13 1/2 in. L., 9 in. W.

Modeled as fierce wild boar head, 9 in. H., 16 in. L., with stand, 16 in. L., 12 in. W., with impressed marks underneath stand. Based on the magnificent originals, that were made for European nobility

First quarter 19th century. "Alms House, Boston, Beauties of America, J&W Ridgway". Footed tureen with scrolled handles, no lid. Some staining, hairlines in foot and rim. 8"h. 15.5"l.

Chinese export style porcelain "Clipper Ship" two-handled tureen and stand, 20th c., the lid with floriform handle above a domed lid decorated with pink and rust flowers with gilding, a gilded three-m

Second quarter 19th century. Unmarked Fairmount near Philadelphia by Stubbs. Footed tureen with shell handles, no lid. Minor stain, handles have some edge flakes. 8"h. 16"l.

Large size, superb pair of 1860's Staffordshire black & white coloring with gilt collars, lockets & chains. Spaniel dogs with the wonderful facial decoration, pointed noses and overall portrayals. Fea