(3) 18th Century Tin Glazed Plates.

3 mid-18th c. Veuve Perrin Workshop Marseilles French tin glazed faience pottery plates with Chinoiserie decoration and scalloped border, each with various rim chips dia. 10"

18th c. Tin Glazed Earthenware Plate, probably French, with polychrome decoration depicting a battle in a fortified town, 11 3/4" diam. Old staple repairs, rim glaze flake.

(lot of 3) Delft earthenware plates/ low bowls, late 18th c., in polychrome tin glazes, with floral border, center well depicting figure and church steeple, marked underfoot, approx 1.25"h, 9"diam; 2.

(lot of 3) Delft tin-glazed earthenware plates, late 18th c., each with yellow rim, matched cobalt floral design, De Klaauw (The Claw) style mark underfoot, numbered 120 underfoot, typical small chips

(lot of 3) Delft tin-glazed earthenware plates, late 18th c., each with yellow rim, various cobalt glazed floral designs, typical small chips and glaze losses, largest: approx 9", 3.25lbs **Provenance

A group of eight Continental tin glazed plates18th/19th centurydiameters ranging from 8 3/4 to 14in (22 to 35.5cm) Provenance:Property from the Collection of Michel Jacquemetton, Santa Barbara, Califo

(lot of 3) Delft blue and white tin-glazed earthenware plates, late 18th c., varied cobalt floral and landscape designs, (1) with stylized birds, (1) having floral and fruit, numbered 13, (1) stylized

Dutch, 18th C. Together with a blue-and-white tin glazed earthenware charger, Dutch, 18th C. 3 pieces. Plates 10 1/4" d Charger 14"d By descent from the Estate of Robert Weeks DeForest and Emily Johns

Three piece antique Delft tin glazed blue and white pottery plate grouping, two are signed on back, late 18th c., 9", 9 3/4" and 10 1/2"

English Delft Blue and White Platesecond half 18th century, cobalt on lead tin glazed ground, floral urn decoration to center, with alternating floral and diapered patterns to rim, unmarked. 1 3/4 x 1

Hand painted with Adam and Eve in the center of a floral ring and a shaped rim decorated with floral swags. signed. 10 inches

Nicely decorated with gold highlighted floral and lattice motifs 9 1/2 inch (diameter)

Rouen Coat of Arms flanked by (2) guards. Shaped rim decorated with flowers, scrolls and diaper patterns. signed under base 10 inches.

18th Century Delft Tin Glazed Pottery Plate. Floral and foliate decoration. 8-7/8" diam. Condition: Good with some edge chips.

AN EARLY 18TH CENTURY DELFT TIN GLAZED CIRCULAR PLATE painted with figures within a landscape. 17 cm diameter.

Collection of 49 pcs. blue and white porcelain including many pieces of Chinese Canton tableware, 18th c. Delft tin glazed faience plate, English blue willow style items, etc. -many items with chips a

AN UNUSUAL PAIR OF 18TH CENTURY DELFT TIN GLAZED POTTERY BOTANICAL PLATES together with two others. 22 cm diameter. (4)

Tin-glazed 18th century Delft plate with stabilized crack and rim chips, 9.25"d. Three contemporary Delft chargers, 15.5", 14.25", and The First Salute to the American Flag" 13"d. Contemporary Delft p

(4) 18th C Dutch Delft plates in Asian tastes to include (2) blue and white bird and flower decorated tin glazed plates, 9" dia, mulberry and blue hand painted scenic and floral plate, 9-1/8" dia and

Blue and white tin glazed plate with a design of pagodas by a lake, a boat and a willow tree, with diaper pattern border. Brown dressing to rim. Unmarked. Possibly Lambeth. Small rim chip, fritting. A

late 17th or early 18th century, depicting the Lion of Judah against a symbolic Torah, with stylized figural and foliate border. 9 in. The Lion of Judah is the symbol of the Hebrew tribe of Judah whic

18th century, tin glazed with a central scene of a woman beneath a weeping willow. 8 7/8 in. The Lifelong Collection of Keith and Caroline Gray, Charlotte, NC. Keith and Caroline Gray were passionate

(lot of 6) Delft tin-glazed earthenware plates, late 18th c., cobalt glazed basket of flowers, typical small chips and glaze losses, approx 10.25"diam; 5.5lbs total Start Price: $600.00

(lot of 2) Delft blue and white tin-glazed earthenware plates, late 18th c., both centering a floral urn, (one) with yellow rim, marked WVDB (possible mark of Elisabeth Elling, widow of Pieter van den