ENGLISH HISTORICAL BLUE STAFFORDSHIRE PLATTER.

Second quarter 19th Century. "Castle Garden Battery, New York" with shell border. Impressed "E. Wood & Sons..." Some wear and scratches. 14.5" x 18.5".

Ca. 1825. Polar bear hunt with sailing ship in background. Floral border. Impressed "E. Wood & Sons, Burslem..." Scratches, faint crow's foot, light stains. 13" x 16.5".

Second quarter 19th Century. "Castle Garden Battery New York" with shell border. Impressed "E. Wood & Sons..." Wear, stains, scratches and some flakes. 14.5" x 18.5".

Second quarter 19th Century. ""Cape Coast Castle on the Gold Coast Africa" with shell border. Impressed "E. Wood & Sons..." Hairline, small nick in title. 13" x 16.75".

19th Century Enoch Wood & Sons Deep Flow Blue English Historical Staffordshire Porcelain Ceramic Platter Charger " Christianburg Danish Settlement on the Gold Coast Africa " dark blue transfers shell

19th Century Enoch Wood & Sons Deep Blue English Historical Staffordshire Porcelain Plates and Serving Dish Platter Five Total Dark Blue Transfers with scalloped edged rims and shell grotto borders al

Two Early 19th Century English Blue/White PlattersA historical Staffordshire platter (17") "Rippon, Yorkshire", together with an oval Wedgwood Platter (18") "Chestnut"

Includes: Shelley Dainty Blue Trio, tea cup (4"W x 3.5"H) saucer (6.5") and plate (8") and Staffordshire Blue Historical Rochester Castle Platter (10" L x 6"W). Genuine hallmarks on underside. Conditi

England, ca. 1820s. Platter with English hunt scene and tavern. Has "Neff Walton, Louisville" Kentucky retailers mark on the back. Overall staining, scratches on the back. 13.25" x 16.5". Together wit

English Staffordshire transfer printed historical dark blue platter circa 1820.; This is a wonderful scene, showing two fisherman laying out their catch with a woman and child crouched around the fish

English Historical Staffordshire large platter with Texas campaign "Texian Campaigne". Light blue scene. 19-3/4" long x 16" wide x 2" deep.

Historical Staffordshire "Stubbs" blue and white well and tree platter, c. 1825, English, octagonal form with well, depicts couple in bucolic landscape dotted with ruins, sheep and cows, impressed mak

Scarce English Staffordshire service platter, in the "Texian Campaigne" pattern, James Beech, mid 19th c., blue transfer printed decoration, depicting the Battle of Resaca de la Palma, marked underfoo

England, ca. 1825. Oval platter with dark blue transfer of Sandusky, Ohio with several ships off shore including the "Henry Clay". Titled on back. Some wear on rim and underside, 13.25" x 16.5".

Second quarter 19th Century. Dark blue transfers with shell borders by Enoch Wood. Varying impressed marks. Ships, supposedly the "Cadmus", 10"d., "Union Line" steamboat, 10"d. and "Marine Hospital, L

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.

Second quarter 19th Century. Philadelphia views. "Watersworks..." with oak leaf border, 10"d., "The Dam and Waterworks...", 10"d. and "Fair Mount...", 10"d. Together with "Staughton's Church..." from

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.

Historical blue Staffordshire platter "Fairmount Near Philadelphia." 17" x 21"

England, 2nd quarter 19th century. Blue transfer of the "State House, Boston" with eagle border by Rogers. Stains and minor wear. 12" x 14.5".

England, 2nd quarter 19th century. Blue transfer of the "Mendenhall Ferry" (Schuylkill River) with eagle border by Stubbs. Some glaze wear, minor stain. 13.5" x 16.5".

Second quarter 19th century. Five are marked "R. Hall's Select Views, Pains Hill, Surrey, Stone China". Dark blue transfer with fruit and flowers border. One has rim repair, two have some staining. 10

English Blue Staffordshire platter. R. Halls. "Palace of St. Cloud France". Dark blue. Scratches. 16-3/4" x 13-1/4".

England, second quarter 19th Century. Lafayette at Franklin's tomb. Unmarked Wood and Sons. Restored neck with some flaking. 9"h.