Two English Porcelain Trays

Two English Porcelain Trays and a Pair of Similar Spill Vases 19th Century one tray marked 678 in iron red to the underside, the other marked S 606 to the underside; the spill vases with removable sta

Including two Chamberlins Worcester plates, Crown Derby serving dish, and two English porcelain serving trays 9" x 10".

Two English Porcelain Turreens and Under Trays 20TH CENTURY Royal Crown Derby, in the Pansy Ranunculus pattern.

Two vintage Royal Winton English porcelain trays in "Old Cottage Chintz" pattern, bearing maker's mark in green on underside. Largest 11.75" diameter. Rectangular tray with large chip to corner, loss

Antique English Hand Painted Porcelain Tea Set. Tray, pot, creamer, two tea cups, two saucers. Marked on bottoms. Neo Classical design motif. Tray measures 11 by 9.5 inches.

Estate lot of a total of five (5) English porcelain tableware dinnerware. Includes two (2) oval serving platter trays, two (2) oval serving bowls and one (1) rectangular serving bowl. Manufacturer : R

W. T. Copeland (English, 1847-1970). A round Imari pattern porcelain tray. Marked on underside with c. 1851-85 mark, two curled "C". Approx. diam. 18".

DESCRIPTION: An English porcelain breakfast set composed of two egg holder and a toast holding tray with blue and white decorations. Marked "England" CIRCA: 20th Cent. ORIGIN: England DIMENSIONS: (Toa

An English Porcelain Dessert Service 19th century comprising a centerpiece bowl, 2 sauce tureens, 11 plates, 2 serving dishes and 6 serving trays in two sizes, some examples numbered in 1728 in iron r

An Assembled English Porcelain Dessert Service 19th Century comprising two square trays and ten plates; 12 items total. Width of trays 11 inches. Property from the Estate of Paula Trienens, Glencoe, I

Late 18th c. English Porcelain Sweetmeat Set, set in an oval mahogany galleried tray with brass handles, with blue and white Chinoiserie transfer decoration, probably Bristol or Plymouth (as two piece

Includes three 9" plates, two 9" with side handle plates and two 12" wide double handled service trays. Losses, repairs and chips as shown. See photos. Unmarked

Included are three porcelain advertising trays, two of which are foreign. One is English with a thick layer of clear coat and possible restoration. There are five tin trays, two plastic trays, one bam

Two Porcelain Dessert TraysGerman or English circa 1800, white porcelain printed with a stork and a spoonbill and so labeled on the verso. Each 10 in. A German spoon tray of similar design is in the

English, early 19th century. A group of Derby porcelain in the Imari style including two square, handled trays, a round stand and a mug, all with red mark, PLUS an unmarked sweet meat dish; tray wd. 1

A Group of English Parcel Gilt Porcelain   comprising four lidded serving dishes and a tray by Crown Sutherland, nine handled bowls, twenty-two saucers, eleven plates, and twelve soup plates by B

Assembled group of small dishes and trays, comprising two Joan Miro porcelain plates, a Picasso dish, a Royal Crown Derby English "Red Aves" dish and three others, some marked. [Largest: 7" H x 4 1/4"

(8 pcs) Attributed to Samuel Alcock (English 1826-1859), 1835-1840, botanical partial porcelain gilded dessert service comprising: six plates and two handled trays, each having yellow and grey foliate

Yellow ground porcelain with hand-painted scenes of Keswick Lake and Warwick Castle, butterfly sprays, and gold rope trimming. English, early 19th C. Dia. of plate: 12 1/2 in.

English, 19th C., comprising a pitcher with a blue and white transfer-decorated pattern of a hunting scene, appears to be unmarked; and an I. Hall & Sons "Oriental Scenery" tray with the "Tomb of Shah

Two English porcelain lemon boxes and covers, circa 1755 Probably Longton Hall, naturalistically modelled and coloured and surmounted by finials formed from modelled blossom, one with a flower sprig t

The first Worcester, circa 1770, and each depicting domestic scenes. Heights 5.5 and 6.25 inches.

Two English Porcelain Dog-Form Miniature Oil Lampslate 19th century13 1/2 x 4 1/2 inches (largest)Provenance: The Harold F. Wright Estate, McPherson, KansasNotes: Fontaine's Auction Gallery can arrang

Two English Porcelain Teacup and Saucer Sets and a Coalport Porcelain Plate 19th Century Diameter of plate 9 1/2 inches. Property from a Private Collector, Chicago, Illinois