21 PIECES OF ENGLISH IRONSTONE

21 PIECES OF ENGLISH IRONSTONE

Gaudy style ironstone 9.5 inch rimmed bowl, stamped Masons, pair10 inch bowls in cobalt and iron red with Crown stamp, 10 inch plate center floral with green, cobalt and pink flower border, stamped Ma

12 Assorted Demitasse Cups & Saucers, Germany, AND 3 Pieces English Ironstone, Floral on White Ground AND 8 Crown Ducal English Dessert Plates Gold Luster AND Limoges Art Deco Design Dresser Pieces

30 Piece English Ironstone Partial Dinnerware "Chinoiserie". Impressed numbers on bottoms. Set includes: 7 plates 8-1/8",10 fruit bowls, 5 cup and saucer sets (hairline on one cup), 6 saucers, 2 servi

8 Flow Blue Scinde Pattern Large Pieces, English Ironstone, 19th C., Ironstone, Scinde pattern all marked 'Scinde', 6 impressed "J G Alcock Oriental Stone' (8 pc.) (SARO2920/8)(WT) Dimensions: Platter

6 pieces English ironstone, comprising small plates to medium oval platter [13 1/2" H x 10" W]. Including Copeland, etc.

21 pieces English porcelain, all for Tiffany & Co. 9 pieces Royal Crown Derby for Tiffany & Co. Asian Rose pattern: 6 bread and butter plates, creamer, lidded sugar bowl, coffee pot with lid, plates a

30 Piece English Ironstone Partial Dinnerware "Chinoiserie". Impressed numbers on bottoms. Set includes: 7 plates 8-1/8",10 fruit bowls, 5 cup and saucer sets (hairline on one cup), 6 saucers, 2 servi

SEVEN-PIECE ENGLISH IRONSTONE TRANSFERWARE CHAMBER SET19th CenturyIncludes a washbowl, a pitcher, a covered soap dish, an open soap dish, a shaving mug and two brush holders, all with cranberry-colore

Mid 19th century. "Cashmere" pattern platter, 15"w. 11.75"d. Five Walker plates with tulips, 9.25"d. And a George Jones soup plate with cobalt plume pattern, 8.75"d.

19th century; pieces include a soup tureen, covered vegetable dishes, sauce tureens, coffee pot and candlesticks, makers include, Clementson, Tomkins and others, many pieces with registry marks. Candl

21 Pieces of English blue and white flow blue New Wharf pottery "Waldorf" pattern to include 2 plates, 3 soup bowls, 2 fruit dishes, 6 cups and 8 saucers, largest 9" diameter

Mid 19th century. Two large mulberry platters: "Althea" pattern with impressed "PEARL" mark, 22"w. 18"d., and "Chantilly" pattern, 23"w. 18"d. And two pieces of blue and white "Delaware" pattern by Ha

14 Pieces of English Ironstone, to include (13) pieces of Mulberry pattern transfer ware, (12) 9-3/4" dinner plates and one open vegetable, together with Wedgwood & Company Beatrice oval platter, 12"

SIX PIECES OF ENGLISH IRONSTONE INC.. WOOD AND SONS, WEDGWOOD AND CO.

8 PIECES OF ENGLISH IRONSTONE INC.. MASONS c1840, PLATES ARE 10.25" DIA..

21 PIECES OF ENGLISH TRANSFERWARE INCLUDING 17" X 14" PLATTER

First half 19th century. All three have floral polychrome decoration and gold trim. A small sauce tureen with lion handles and finial. 5.5"h. and two soup plates, one has stains and both have chips. 9

Twenty-Five Piece Partial English Ironstone Lusterware Tea Set, 19th c., consisting of a teapot, covered sugar bowl, creamer, waste bowl, nine cups, ten saucers, and two serving plates in gilt and flo

16-pieces of English ironstone in the Nankeen pattern, 19th century, blue transferware centering vases of flowers surrounded by cartouches of flowers in the style of Chinese export porcelain, comprisi

William Ridgway, Son & Co (English, mid-19th century. Sixteen pieces of English ironstone, Chinese motif, dessert service comprising of twelve plates (diam. 9.75") and four service dishes (w. 11.75",

71 pieces of English ironstone glazed earthenware partial service, mid-20th century, in the "Blue Fjord" pattern, comprising 16 dinner plates, 6 salad plates, 7 dessert plates, 2 serving bowls, 4 soup

Twelve pieces of English ironstone to include: one Blue Willow pattern platter marked Stoneware M.T. & Co., together with eleven buffet plates in a pink Blue Willow pattern marked Made in England Regi

late 18th/early 19th century, including Newcastle: 1795, Robertson & Darling ladle; pair of serving spoon, 1789, Christian Ker Reid, London: 1764, possible James Jennings, punch ladle; 1809, Mary & El