TWO STAFFORDSHIRE HISTORICAL PLATES.

England, second quarter 19th Century. American scenes: "Washington", 7.75" dia. and "City of Albany, State Of New York" by Wood and Sons. 10.25" dia.

England, second quarter 19th Century. Both are American scenes. "Transylvania University, Lexington" by Wood. Wear. 9.25" dia. And a soup plate, "Parle Theatre, New York." 10" dia.

Two 19th c. deep blue historical Staffordshire porcelain plates, one by Enoch Wood & Sons depicting the chip "Cadmus" with American flag and sail boat in fore ground, the other by Wood depicting "Fall

Two dark blue historical Staffordshire plates. The first titled "Landing of Gen Lafayette at Castle Garden New York on 16 August 1824" (Castle Garden is also known as Fort Clinton which stands in Batt

Two Historical Staffordshire Blue Transfer Plates. Library of Philadelphia Beauties of America Series by Ridgway. 8-1/4" diam. Condition: One is very good; one has pin nips on base rim.

Two Historical Staffordshire Transfer Decorated China Cup Plates. 1st: Black transfer The Valley of the Shenandoah From Jefferson's Rock, by William Ridgway, 4" diam. 2n: Two story building with sheep

Two Historical Staffordshire China Red Transfer Plates. "View Near Conway N. Hampshire, U.S." by Adams. 9-1/4" diam. Condition: Very good.

"Christmas Eve from Wilkies Designs" and "The B&O Railroad Incline" each approx. 9" to 9.25" Dia. Condition: Both minor edgewear

Two Historical Staffordshire China Blue Transfer Plates. "City Hotel New York" 8-3/4" plate by Ralph Stevenson and Williams and "Castle Garden Battery, N.Y." 4-3/4" cup plate impressed Wood. Condition

Two historical blue Staffordshire plates by Stubbs depicting Fairmount, Philadelphia. 10.25”dia.

"Commodore Paul Jones Capturing the Serapis" and "The Exchange Baltimore" each 10" H

"Dr. Syntax Mistakes a Gentleman's House for an Inn" and "Dr. Syntax taking Possession of his Living" each 10.25" Dia. Condition: Good

Two blue and white Historical Staffordshire plates including one Kentucky scene by Enoch Wood & Sons, Burslem, England. 1st item: Blue and white Historical Staffordshire plate depicting a Marine Hospi

England, second quarter 19th Century. An open vegetable bowl, "Hanover Terrace, Regents Park, London'' by Adams. Rim chip. 1.75" h. 8.25" w. 6.25" d. and a plate, "London Views, Regents Park". Crazing

Lot of early Staffordshire 'Old Blue' historical transferware to include: one 9 1/4" Enoch Wood plate with a view of the Marine Hospital, Louisville Kentucky; two R. Hall's 'Select View' 8 1/2" plates

Two 19th century Historical Blue Staffordshire plates. Transfer-decorated, including "Catholic Cathedral" by A. Stevenson, depicting St. Patrick's Cathedral, New York, with two figures in the foregrou

England, mid-19th Century (circa 1825-40). Enoch Wood & Sons image of the historic "City of Albany" and "Steamboat" patterns with a shell border. Plate, 10" dia.

Two Historical Blue Staffordshire "Library Philadelphia" China Plates. By Ridgeway Beauty of America Series. 8-1/4" diam. Condition: One is very good. One has small edge chip.

Including a Staffordshire hen- on- nest measuring approx 10" in length, two small dogs marked "Staffordshire England", a later "Valley Forge Historical" blue plate, a "ABC" plate with a lion (Note: pl

James and Ralph Clews (Staffordshire district, England, 1818-1834), circa 1829-1834. A set of two bowls and four plates from the Clews historic Staffordshire transfer print earthenware, hard paste fro

STAFFORDSHIRE AMERICAN HISTORICAL TRANSFER-PRINTED CERAMIC PLATE, featuring a States series pattern, depicting Bear Forest, Ireland, or two story building with curved drive, flanked by patriotic

STAFFORDSHIRE AMERICAN HISTORICAL TRANSFER-PRINTED CERAMIC PLATE, featuring a States series pattern, depicting Bishton Hall, Staffordshire with two fishermen in foreground, flanked by patriotic female

Two Stevenson's Park Theatre, NY, Historical Blue Staffordshire Plates. 19th century. Dia. 10".

England, 1st half 19th century. All by Wood with varying marks. French view "Moulin Sur La Marne a Charenton". Tiny glaze flake. 9"d. And two English seascapes with shell grotto borders. "Dartmouth",