22" ENGLISH DERBY OVAL MEAT PLATTER, 19TH C.

22" ENGLISH DERBY OVAL MEAT PLATTER HAVING IMARI PALLETTE OF COBALT BLUE VINES WITH GOLD HIGHLIGHTS AND IRON RED FLOWER PETALS, 19TH C.; ON REVERSE IMPRESSED CREST AND DERBY, ALONG WITH IRON RED INTER

(2) Royal Crown Derby large Imari meat platters, Late 19th c., English, one example with drain, each with factory mark to underside, 22"l x 18.25"w (slightly larger platter)

LARGE 19" EARLY ENGLISH DERBY PORCELAIN MEAT PLATTER IN THE IMARI PALETTE HAVING IRON RED CROWN WITH INTERLOCKING "D'S", ALSO IMPRESSED CROWN WITH DERBY, ALL UNDERGLAZE IN REVERSE, 19TH C.; 19" X 16"

Large English Ironstone, Tree in Well, Roasted Meats Platter, mid 19th century, of oval form in the Imari style, the cavetto centered with a handled vase filled with oriental flowers. Measures 19 1/4"

(2) English ironstone meat platters, 19th c., Imari pattern, one with printed Copeland & Garrett mark, 1833-1847, one unmarked, largest: 18"h x 23"w

ROYAL CROWN DERBY "IMARI" PORCELAIN OVAL PLATTER. 19th century. Gilt accents

English Mason's Ironstone Meat Platterearly 19th century, tree and well platter hand-painted with Oriental items beneath a meandering floral cavetto, raised on four wedge feet, underside with Mason's

(2) English Ironstone meat platters incl. Masons, 19th c., one with impressed mark to underside of rim "Masons Patent Ironstone China", 1813-1820, the other marked on underside "Stone China", largest:

Pair of 19th century Crown Derby oval platters (different marks). To 11" 8 1/2"

Ca. 19thC. Both show various small dents as shown, with matching back stamps.

English Mason's Ironstone oval service platter, mid to late 19th c., in the Imari palette, scalloped rim, featuring floral vase, foliates, and bird border, approx 21"l, 16.25"w, 8.5lbs **Provenance: F

Marked James Young and 1824. Together with a gadrooned similar silver plated example, a circular tray, two Reed and Barton scalloped oval trays, a circular and pierced tray and a small vegetable dish

An assorted group of twelve Chinese Export porcelain blue and white tablewares Canton, Nanking, and others, 18th and early 19th century Comprising a large oval meat platter, two oval platters, a pair

(3) Chinese Export famille rose porcelains, Likely Qing Dynasty (19th c.), incl. a bottle vase, lozenge-shaped footed bowl, and a pierced oval meat platter strainer, old paper label affixed to bowl in

Two Pieces of Chinese Export Blue and White Porcelain, 19th c., consisting of an octagonal flat and an oval meat platter, both with landscape and figural decoration, Platter- H.- 1 5/8 in., W.- 16 3/4

Fourth quarter, 19th century; includes, vanity jar, two handled candy dish, lozenge shaped vegetable dish, and two small oval meat platters, largest - 12 in. L.

Antique 19th C English Asian Motif Meat Platter / Serving Tray. Measures 17 x 20 inches.

Antique 19th C English Blue Willow Oval Platter. Measures 7 x 5 inches.

English Transferware Fish Platter, 19th Century, the bottom inscribed, "W.T. Copeland & Sons, Stoke Upon Trent" Platter 22 ½ in. x 11 in. Provenance: Estate of Linda Loring, 4 Rays Court, Nan

Group of English Imari style porcelain, including Derby teapot and oval underplate, possibly early 19th century; 20th century Royal Crown Derby creamer, two-handled oval covered sugar, plus small cove

A massive mid-19th century English Staffordshire Minton platter / meat serving dish in the "Well & Tree of Life" pattern, English, Staffordshire, marked "New Stone" & BB (Best Body) on the underside.

Three late 19th century English Flow Blue platters. Oval forms with scalloped edges and Cobalt Blue floral decoration. All with printed or impressed marks. Largest platter with 6" crack in bowl, all t

British, late 19th century, oval platters, iron red floral transfer decoration, gilt accents, iron red crown mark, graduated sizes: 13 x 11 in. to 21-3/4 x 18 in. Provenance: Private North Carolina Es

Pair of hand painted oval English cabinet platters, with five floral motif, and moulded patterning. Painted pattern number 4631 to reverse. Possibly H.R. Daniel plates, Mayflower pattern, 19th C. 11 i