Weller Pottery Presidential Souvenir Plates

Weller Pottery , 3 souvenir plates Zanesville ,Ohio 2 are 5” wide and 1 is 4.5” wide from 1904 St.Louis Worlds Fair . Chip on Washington

LOT OF PRESIDENTIAL & SOUVENIR PLATES

Set of five French cream coloured pottery souvenir plates by Sarreguemines manufactured for the L'Exposition Universelle held in 1889, each plates is unique and hand colored and shows the country cres

Weller pottery 5" Souvenir LPE (St. Louis World's Fair) vase. glaze flaw on top of vase as shown. chip by blue date

ESTATE LOT MISC. ESTATE PORCELAINS & POTTERY VASE, SOUVENIR PLATES AND HANDPAINTED EARLY TILE, FROM WOODSTOCK, N.Y. ESTATE. GOOD LOT TO SORT OUT…

COLLECTION OF SOUVENIR, PRESIDENTIAL AND RELATED PLATES

Comprises: Two Gray's pottery plates, "A souvenir of the visit of Their Majesties King George VI and Queen Elizabeth to the United States of America" [Dia: 10 5/8"], and Edward VIII coronation mug [5

CAMP DAVID MEMORABILIA IN FRAME, H 27", W 27"Includes one other pewter souvenir 'Presidential Retreat Camp David' plate and presidential celebration and White house commemorative medallions. 5 pcs.

6 BLUE TRANSFER SOUVENIR PLATES, LOT INCLUDES WEDGWOOD, & BUFFALO POTTERY. LARGEST IS 10 1/4 IN

Weller Pottery red clay vase decorated with “LPE 1904 St Louis” in gray slip. This was a souvenir of the St. Louis Worlds Fair in 1904. Otherwise unmarked. Excellent original condition. Height is

Select offering of two pieces of Weller pottery comprised of an Art Nouveau vase (Buckeye Lake Souvenir), and a handled vase. Largest measures 9 1/2" tall.

Weller Pottery Co. earthenware pitcher with tulip decoration and the name "Jerusalem" in heavy slip (a souvenir of the 1904 St. Louis Louisiana Purchase Exposition) Zanesville, Ohio, circa 1904 matte

Lot Of 19 Pieces Of "Weller Pottery Zona Apple Pattern." Consists Of 5 X 10 1/2" Plates, 4 Salad Plates, 8 Saucers, 1 Creamer C1915. This Popular Apple Pattern Was Produced at Weller for About 15 Year

(1) Lord Baltimore Hotel 10 1/2" plate - features The Planting of Colony of Maryland on March 25 1634 after a painting by F. B. Mayer; Onondaga Pottery Co. Syracuse NY; EX; (1) Café Baum Baltimore MD

A west German porcelain plate and a Mottahedeh porcelain covered bowl in Chinese style. and a Souvenir plate limited edition. Diameter largest plate 9 14 inches. Property of a Long Island Estate

Weller Pottery LPE red clay skull decorated with a butterfly and “St. Louis 1904” in slip. This was a souvenir of the St. Louis Worlds Fair in 1904. Otherwise unmarked. Excellent original conditio

2 ANTIQUE BABY'S PLATES- BABY BUNTING AND LITTLE BOPEEP, SOME CRAZING AND SOME CRACKS. AAS PICTURED. WELLER POTTERY BOWL-BUNNY AND BLUE BIRD. SOME CRAZING AND CHIPS. AS PICTURED

(2) MARKED WELLER WARE ART POTTERY CHILDREN'S DISHES (1) 7" CHILD'S PLATE WITH DUCK DECOR - (1) 4" CREAMER WITH DUCK DECOR - GOOD CONDITION - NO CHIPS, CRACKS OR REPAIRS

Chadwick Miller bear honey pot with wooden spoon, small 9.75" harvest gold ceramic oval shaped egg plate marked ìJapan", 2 black and pink Bonwit Weller pottery 4.75" diameter handled bowls with fle

A collection of eight pottery or terra cotta plaques or dishes with bust portraits, all being souvenirs from the St. Louis 1904 World's Fair. Measures 4.5 to 5 inches. Without proof of exemption, be a

Group of assorted china including Spode "Buttercup" luncheon set for 8 (excellent condition), Gouda Dutch art pottery plate, Wedgwood soup bowls and plate (chipped), assorted Vermont and New England S

VINTAGE WELLER BROWN RAMAKIN AND SUGAR BOWLS- CUP HAS METAL HANDLE, 1 BOWL HAS METAL STAND, OTHRE DOES NOT ROSEVILLE POTTERY PLANTER UNDER PLATE. MEASURES APPROX. 5 INCHES. GRAY UNMARKED FLOWER FROG-

Porcelain, pottery, glass, one plastic tray. (17) souvenir ashtrays including: House of Commons printed glass; Capital Hotel (marked Bernardaud Limoges); C. Colombo (Italy manufacture) ocean liner pri

Porcelain plate by Onondaga Pottery Co. (Syracuse) with central Army Presidential flag above gilt inscription "Luncheon to William H. Taft President of the United States Milwaukee Oct.27.1911", gilt r