A Brown-Westhead and Moore 2-handled serving plate,

(6) Brown-Westhead, Moore & Co HP bird soup bowls, 8 7/8" d, with 5 matching 10 1/2" plates. with impressed English Registry mark, and makers mark, stamped "Copyright Depose", inscribed H 1880, discol

Brown-Westhead Moore & Co Hand painted Ribbon plates with floral decoration: Diameter 25cm (2)

A blue and white meat plate in the pattern Teutonic by Brown Westhead Moore. Marked under BWM & Co. Approx. 16 1/2" x 22"

A blue and white meat plate in the pattern Teutonic by Brown Westhead Moore. Marked under BWM & Co. Approx. 16 1/2" x 22"

2 blue and white soup bowls with scalloped rims and 1 plate. Factory backstamps marked to bottom. Issued: c. 1900 Dimensions: 10.5"W Manufacturer: Brown-Westhead Moore & Co Country of Origin: England

Lot consisting of 1) twelve luncheon plates in a Neoclassical style with gilt Greek key pattern around the rim, anthemion pattern on the interior, stamped on the underside, 9" diameter; and 2) five ar

2 Silver Plate Footed Serving Bowls, one with floral repousse design, hallmarked on bottom W England, one double handled, engraved design, unmarked. Size: Largest: 8" H x 16" W x 10" D

2 small hand painted Nippon pitchers a with rose design. Picture shows front on 1 and back on the other. Pitchers are 5.5" tall and wide. Also includes a floral 2 handled serving plate 9.25" diameter.

Czech porcelain luncheon set, MZ Altrohlau CM-R Czechoslovakia, to include (12) handled plates with cup well, (12) teacups, creamer, sugar bowl, (2) handled serving plates and trivet in lustre and gil

"Fables" pattern. Together with five Depose porcelain bird motif plates and one bowl and a Royal Danish bird motif shallow bowl. twelve pieces. 9 3/4"d

Pink Depression Glass Lot of 44. Includes (6) 10î plates, (15) 5.75î saucers, (8) 6î plates, (9) cups, (2) 10.25î handled serving plates, an 8.5î handled serving bowl, a cream

Antique 12 Pc. Cauldon Porcelain Turquoise Border Dinner Plates. "Brown Westhead Moore & Co., Gilman Collamore & Co.". Measures approx. - 8 3/4" diameter. Please note - one plate has a chip.

Two Sets of English Porcelain Dinner Plates with Turquoise Rims. Comprising:_x000B_12 Brown Westhead and Moore / Cauldon Dinner plates retailed by Tiffany & Col. puckered ribbon moulding under gilt de

Optical glass tableware service with hand-painted stripe motif. Includes: (17) highball glasses, (4) juice glasses, (1) cocktail shaker/carafe, (2) handled serving bowls, (4) salad plates, and (1) des

Including 9 larger plates. 2 handled serving dishes. 1 oval platter. 1 saucer and a taza. With royal crown derby marks under dating it to the first part of the 1800s. Marking is a red crown with a "D"

These amazing cabinet plates by Brown-Westhead Moore & Co. were retailed by Davis Collamere & Co. in the beginning of the 20th c. The Cobalt blue color is illuminated by the deposits of gold throughou

Comprising six Longway Japonais bird plates, two Brown Westhead & Moore soup bowls and two dinner plates, and three Minton plates. 10 1/4"d

(2) Two handled cake plates Serving Platters w handles (1) 11 1/2"W x 1 1/4"T & (1) 13 1/2"W x 1"T and (2) Bowls with handles (1) 8 1/4"W x 2 1/4"T & (1) Lg. 9 1/2"W x 2 1/4"T;

Antique Patagonia Flow Blue Plate BWM & Co Brown Westhead Moore & Co Approximately 10 1/4 inches in diameter.

Antique Patagonia Flow Blue Plate BWM & Co Brown Westhead Moore & Co Approximately 10 1/4 inches in diameter.

Title: Arts & Crafts Staffordshire bird plates in the Canova pattern Origin: English Date/Period: : Pre 1900 item #1363923 Materials: Pottery Five 1880’s plates made by Brown, Westhead & Moore, Staf

A pair of antique hand painted Staffordshire Fish Plates made by Brown-Westhead Moore & Co. Both were retailed at Bailey, Banks & Biddle in Philadelphia. Brown-Westhead Moore & Co. were manufacturers

2-German Bavarian Tirschenreuth Pasco Double Handled Serving Plates 11" Wide in VG Preowned Condition. $15 Domestic Shipping.

A pair of Neoclassical ewers depicting Grecian scenes, named with The Return of a Victor from the Olympic Games, Bates Brown Westhead and Moore, circa 1860, 25.5 high [2]