antique 19th c staffordshire transfer ware teapot

poss a davenport piece too! certainly very early 6" tall 10" long seepics

6 Antique 19th c. Staffordshire "Shannon" Transferware Plates in Mulberry. Each 9 1/2". Weight on all 6 pds. PROVENANCE: 25 East Battery, Charleston SC. The Charles H. Drayton House, built between 188

19th c. Staffordshire Historical blue and white transferware teapot. "LAFAYETTE AT FRANKLIN’S TOMB". Line on base. Provenance: Richard Kyllo Collection New Jersey.

Antique 19th C English Child Size Porcelain Lot. Including Staffordshire / transferware items. Three transferware plates, dog with dog house and pair of figurine jars that each measure 2.75 inches in

Antique Staffordshire 19th c John Alcock Blue Transferware Lidded Tureen. Marked "John Alcott/Priory/Cobridge" on underside of tureen. John Alcott was a manufacturer of earthenware and ironstone from

Collection of (15) Pieces of Early 19th c. Dark Blue Staffordshire Transferware China, all in the same pattern depicting a bird on nest, marked 'Stone China', including: Large teapot, 6 3/4" high, 11"

Antique 19th C Ironstone Transferware Platter. English, Staffordshire in origin. Blue and white. Measures 9.5 x 12 inches.

19th c. deep blue historical Staffordshire transferware porcelain "Commodore Macdonough's Victory" on Lake Champlain 3 pc. tea set including teapot, covered sugar bowl and creamer, sugar bowl has chip

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

Two early 19th century Staffordshire Historical Blue & White Transferware teapots. Includes a Enoch Wood & Sons "Washington Mourning" teapot, and a Adams teapot with image of women in a Chinese landsc

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.

Antique 18th Century to 19th Century blue & white transferware English Staffordshire porcelain platter plate, produced by Ralph Stevenson (1776-1853; fl. circa 1810-1832). Octagonal form deep blue tra

Large Antique 19th C English Ironstone Teapot. Blue and white transferware decorated. Measures 8.5 inches in height.

Six pieces of early 19th century Staffordshire Blue & White Transferware. Includes a teapot with image of a fisherman before a historic castle, a creamer with seashell design, a low bowl and sugar bow

19th c. Staffordshire blue and white teapot. Provenance: Richard Kyllo Collection New Jersey.

19th c. Staffordshire blue and white teapot. Provenance: Richard Kyllo Collection New Jersey.

1- Charles Allerton & Sons Potteries, Staffordshire, England c.1890 Cake Plate. It features a water hen feeding in a lily pond with cat tails and reeds. The background is an aesthetic composition with

1- Flow Blue Antique Staffordshire Plate "Views of Newburgh N.Y., Washington's Headquarters". 9". With plate hanger. 2- Jacob Furnival Staffordshire Transferware Bowl / Saucer Castle Scenery c.1845 6"

Antique 19th c. Chinoiserie Tea Set. The set is unmarked. Transferware Pagoda with hand painted accents. There is a teapot 9x6x6.75". Creamer 4.50" tall. Large Sugar 7.50x6x5.75". 7 Bowls/Saucers 5.50

Ca. Mid 19thC. Both excellent with no chips, cracks or repairs. Only light to no crazing, inside and out. The larger teapot is T J & J MAYER, the pattern Baronial Halls. The other pot made by Excelsio

Lot of (14) Pieces of Assorted Antique English Blue & White Transfer Ware, mostly plates, incl: 19th c. dark blue Staffordshire plate, Salem pattern by John Edwards (Longton & Fenton), 7" diam.; Early

English, 19th century. A group of three Staffordshire dark blue porcelain dishes, including one teapot with a reindeer pattern, one bowl with a transferware image of Villa in Regent Park, London, and

Blue Transferware Ironstone Collection, 19thc, incl; 4 Covered Tureens, 5 Assorted Plates, Teapot, 3 Covered Sugars, 9 Teacups, Vegetables, Teapot (no lid), 2/3 extra non-matching lids and Liner (all

Antique, John Ridgway, Napier, Imperial Stone, Brown Transferware Platter, c. 1840's, Staffordshire, England. No chips or cracks, toning, spots to back. 17 1/4"x14 1/2"x1 1/4". Weight 4 pds 12 oz. PRO