3 19th C Antique English Transferware Plates

Hicks & Meigh (English), early 19th century. Set of three Ironstone transferware china plates with ruffled rim, gilt accents and floral decoration. Maker's mark to underside. Approx. w. 10.5".

Ca. 19thC. In various conditions, four of the six have edge cracks, and all have various minor dents. London ca. 1850. Each approx. 8 3/4" diameter.

4 Antique 19th c English Ridgway Ironstone Flow Blue Plates. Pattern 799. Each 10 1/4". Weight on all 7 pds 3 oz. PROVENANCE: A Private Charleston SC Estate.

5 Antique English Flow Blue Plates c. 1890 in the "Waldorf" Pattern produced by New Wharf Pottery. 3 Plates 10" and 2 Plates 9". Weight on all 4 pds 9 oz. PROVENANCE: A Charleston Private Estate.

Antique 18th Century to 19th Century blue & white transferware English Staffordshire porcelain platter plate, produced by John Riley (died 1828; fl. circa 1796-1828) and Richard Riley (died 1828; fl.

Four Antique Porcelain Oyster Plateslate 19th century, (3) by unidentified makers are hand-painted with an oyster in each well, (good condition); the 4th plate is English and stamped Minton, decorated

English/American, 19th/20th C., including, Enoch Wood & Son, Boston, Hoboken, Staffordshire, Stubbs. From: 6-3/4"dia. to 10-1/2"dia.

A lot of 11 antique 19th century Wedgwood English Earthenware dessert creamware items to include two round plates (8 3/4"), a rectangular handled bowl (10 3/4"), three oval bowls approx. (11") all of

English Soft Paste, 19th c, 3 Blue Feather Rim Dinner Plates, 2 Green Edge Dinner Plates, 4 Assorted Pieces, 1 Gravy Boat, 1 Oval Basket Weave Leeds Serving Plate. Condition: The gravy boat has a smal

Seventeen English Black and White Transferware Plates and Saucers by Various Makers, 19th Century, Including Staffordshire, Wedgwood, T. Mayer and W and C. Largest dimension: Dia: 10 3/4 in.

Collection of Ironstone 19th c. Transferware, incl; Pitcher (crack), Bowl, Teapot, 3 Pitchers, Small Tureen, 2 Cov. Sugar Bowls, 2 Sugar Bowls (no lids), 13 Plates (9"dia) and Serving Bowl

Four Clews Porcelain items: one casserole, three bread plates. All depicting Landing of Lafayette. Casserole Length: 11 1/2 inches. Casserole Width: 8 3/4 inches. Casserole Height: 3 inches. PlatesÎ

1- Historical Staffordshire Winter View of Pittsfield Mass Plate Circa 1826-1834 by James & Ralph Clews 10 1/2". 2- Historical Staffordshire The Landing 0f Gen. Lafayette at Castle Garden Circa 1826-1

1- Rare 19th English Early c. 1800 Coalport Porcelain Soup Bowl. 7 1/2", nick to rim. 2- Whieldon Creamware 18th century Plate with a molded border, 9" 3- English Pearlware 19th Childs Plate 5 1/4". W

Large Antique 19th C English Transferware Platter. Marked Rochester Castle on back. Blue and white. Measures 16.5 x 13 inches.

English Transferware-Blue Dinner Plates with Fluted Rim, 19th C., 19 plates and 2 large serving bowls. (ISOB9217) [WK] Dimensions: Plates: 9.5 Dia. Bowls: 10 x 10 Provenance: From the Park Avenue, Ne

Lot (3) 19th c. Staffordshire Historical blue and white transferware plates. 7" D.. "Landing of Gen. La Fayette...". Provenance: Richard Kyllo Collection New Jersey.

69 Flow Blue Plates, 19th C., English Ironstone Scinde pattern, most marked 'Scinde' and many impressed 'Oriental Stone JG Alcock'. Comprises: 12 dinner 10 1/2" dia., chip to foot of one; 12 lunch 9 1

Blue and white chinosierie style Fence design with elaborate border, Spode, 19th C. L. 53.3 cm (21 in.)

A collection of 3 transfer-ware cabinet plates from Creil et Montereau circa 1820, two smaller 9.5” diameter) with neoclassical scenes and the larger (12”) with the image of a chateau.

(lot of 17) English Corean Mulberry ironstone flow transferware plates, mid-19th c., including; (14) W. Adams & Sons Jeddo pattern, (twelve) salad plates, fracture and restoration to one, some slight

19th century English Sheffield plate three-section mirrored plateau, 2 3/4" H x 48 1/2" L x 16 3/4" W. Provenance: Collection of Anthony Athanas, Pier 4 Restaurant, Boston, Massachusetts.

Approx. 74 Flow Blue Plates, Saucers and Dishes, 'Scinde' pattern, 19th C., English Ironstone Transferware, most marked 'Scinde' and many impressed 'Oriental Stone, J&G Alcock' (lot) (SARO21117/lot)(W

All are Antique English Pearlware 19th century. 1- Early English Pearlware Teapot 9 1/4" long x 5 1/2" tall with Handpainted Roses, c. 1810-1820. 2- Staffordshire Pearlware 5 color Leeds 3 1/2"Creamer