Four Staffordshire Wares Pertaining to Lafayette

Three Staffordshire Creamware Plates Pertaining to the Marquis de Lafayette, After 1824, and a Wedgwood Jasper Dip Portrait Medallion. Comprising two red transfer-printed "LA FAYETTE" and "WASHINGTON"

FOUR HISTORICAL BLUE STAFFORDSHIRE TRANSFER-PRINTED WARES: ENOCH WOOD LAFAYETTE AT FRANKLIN’S TOMB TEAPOT, FULTON’S STEAMBOAT PLATE, UNIDENTIFIED PLATE AND SOUP BOWL WITH MULE. The teapot

Four Staffordshire Transfer-Printed and Enamel-Decorated Children's Wares, Nineteenth Century. Comprising a blue transfer-printed "A PRESENT FOR WILLIAM" mug, a "My Grandfather" plate, a "TIGER" and a

FOUR HISTORICAL BLUE STAFFORDSHIRE TRANSFER-PRINTED WARES: MOUNT VERNON SEAT OF THE LATE GENERAL WASHINGTON COVERED SUGAR BOWL, AND THREE PHILADELPHIA PLATES. Each with titles printed in underglaze-bl

FOUR ENOCH WOOD HISTORICAL STAFFORDSHIRE BLUE TRANSFER-PRINTED WARES: WASHINGTON STANDING AT HIS TOMB, SCROLL IN HAND TEAPOT AND THREE SHELL BORDER SERIES PLATES. The three plates in graduated sizes:

Lot of four Porcelain Staffordshire dogs and Antique Madeira cream ware liquor tag. (As is) condition usual signs of wear commensurate with age. Approx measurement 5"H

FOUR BLUE & WHITE DECORATIVE PLATES Souvenir of Boston plate marked Old English Staffordshire Ware made by Adams England (cracked in half, held together with tape). Thomas Viaduct ma

Staffordshire Ware "Old" porcelain dog figurine (approx 8" H), brass dog tray (marked 32 on the bottom), four decks of playing card in original boxes. There is also a wooden bear figurine with carved

An English Blue and White Assembled Dinner Service. Most pieces marked 'Staffordshire Chef Ware'. Comprising six dinner plates, three salad plates, seven bread plates, four pitchers, a creamer, a jam

19th century assorted models and sizes, the two smallest marked "Ford's (?) Ware England" largest pair: 13 inches high; smallest pair: 7 inches high

Group of six Staffordshire blue and white wares, comprising four tea pots and two jugs. 10" high, 10" wide, to 6" high, 9" wide. Condition: the larger jug with numerous glaze chips.

An assembled grouping of blue and white historical Staffordshire porcelain, to include three coffee pots and a pitcher, including Lafayette's tomb, Franklin's tomb, and Virginia Church. Tallest: 12 in

England, second quarter 19th century. Two lidded sugars depicting "Lafayette at Franklin's Tomb". Wear, loss and crazing. 7.25"h. 6.75"w. Tall pot with traditional scenic view. Cracks, make-do repair

ENGLISH PEARLWARE PRATT WARE CERAMIC WALL POCKET, mold is a cornucopia form; Autumn, one of the Four Seasons, with polychrome enamel decoration. Unmarked. Staffordshire and other areas. Circa 1795. 12

Four Reference Books Pertaining to Chinese Ceramics HOBSON, R.L. The Wares of the Ming Dynasty, Benn Brother, Ltd., London: 1923, first edition, no. 322 of 1500 copies; HOBSON, R.L. The Latter Ceramic

Four (4) Pearlware, Prattware, and other English Ceramic items, including Toby Jugs. 1st item: Rare English Pearlware or Pratt Ware seated cat figure having sponge-dappled black and brown markings aga

Lot of English Porcelain Serve Ware & Decorative Objects. Includes one pitcher, four small figurines, one compote and 7 dishes. Includes pieces by Staffordshire, Booths, and Ansley. Pitcher measures 6

Four pieces of historical blue. Three pieces with scene “Landing of General Lafayette at Castle Garden New York, 16 August 1824”. Stamped on base Staffordshire, Clews, Warranted. Made by J

Four pieces of early 19th century ironstone ware including: 2pc Luncheon plates from 1810-30 Davenport "Cyprus" Staffordshire pottery, black mulberry transferware, Chinoiserie design; 2pc 19th Century

Four Staffordshire Pottery Stirrup Cups Mid-19th Century; One Example Late 18th Century comprising two fox examples, a hound example and a stag example. Height of tallest 5 inches. Property from the A

Group of Four Staffordshire Salt Glazed Earthenware Octofoil Dishes in Graduated Sizes Unmarked. The largest 12 in. diam. Property from the Collection of Wynn A. and Elizabeth F. Sayman

A Group of Four Staffordshire Figures 19th Century comprising a model of Balmoral Castle, a church, a lion and a unicorn. Height of tallest example 10 inches. Property from the Estate of an Elegant La

A Group of Four Staffordshire Pearlware Dr. Syntax Figures Late 18th/ Early 19th Century Height of tallest 6 inches. This lot is located in Chicago.

Four Staffordshire chickens, two with chicks on backs, and under. length of largest: 10 inches length of smallest: 5 1/2 inches