Blue & White Transferware Ceramic Dish, England

Transferware plate, depicts several dragons, rim is colored with gilt paint. Underside is stamped, reads as DRAGON, and MADE IN ENGLAND, most of stamp is illegible. Wear is consistent with age and use

Lot 2 Vintage Royal Doulton Blue And White Transferware dishes, made in England. These elegant plates featuring rich blue Transferware pattern with flowers and butterflies. Gold trim around the rim of

Lot of 7 assorted blue and white ceramics platters / dishes. Three hand painted in England and four are from Italy. Largest platter is 16" diameter. Smallest plate is 9" diameter. Planter is 5 1/2" sq

3 Blue & White Transferware Ceramic Platters/Bowl, largest marked "Royal Semi Porcelain, Eton England" Dimensions: Largest platter 17 3/4" L x 13 1/2" W; Bowl 5" H x 14 3/4" Dia. (LIEB7015/3)(WT)

Vintage, possibly antique, Colonial Pottery Togo pattern blue and white Transferware ceramic platter with landscape motif. Trademarked to underside. Measures approx. 16 x 11.75 x 1.75 inches. Some sur

Lot of 4 Assorted Vintage Antique Chinoiseries Blue and White Transferware China Dishes. Lot includes: E. Hughes & Co. China - Staffordshire England - Creamer / Small Pitcher 5" x 3-1/2"

Bulbous shape, depicting Windsor Castle. Doulton backstamp. #Ceramic #England #Vase #HomeDecor Issued: 20th c. Dimensions: 8.5"H Manufacturer: Royal Doulton Country of Origin: England

blue and white english Ironstone transferware, pottery, ceramics, large bowl diameter 13 inches , ht 4 inches, pitcher and trinket dish

A grouping of three blue and white ceramic objects. This lot includes a plate, cup, and pierced rectangular dish. The plate is marked "Doulton Burslen England Norfolk No. 251612" on the underside. The

Silicon China, Made in England. Four semi circle ceramic, white with blue floral dishes and a central circle dish fit into a round smooth wooden tray. Made in England.

Grouping of 24 blue and white transferware plates signed Allerton's England. Includes 2 platters - the largest 13.5"L, serving dish, plates, etc.

(lot of 9) Two shelves of Japanese and Chinese ceramics, consisting of one Imari plate, three blue-and-white transferware rectangular dishes and bowl; a Chinese celadon bowl and two small dishes, larg

Assembled group of nine 19th and 20th century Continental blue and white ceramics including tin-glazed dishes, painted porcelain and transferware. Some marked. [Largest: 14 diam. inches]. Chips, crack

(lot of 2) English ceramics, including: (1) covered vegetable dish, W.T. Copeland & Sons, Stroke on Trent, England, late 19th/ early 20th c., having blue and white floral motifs, with parcel gilt acce

Set3 TURNERS TUNSTALL ENGLAND Vintage/Antique Serving Dishes. Spring pattern, transferware, lidded serving dishes. Off white toned dishes with light blue toned floral design and branch design handles.

18th century, painted with a central carp in under-glaze blue, underside with paper tag: "SAGA HOI AN HOARD VISAL/lot 9392". [2 1/3" H x 9 1/4" Dia].

A glazed ceramic dish. Piece is white with blue toned floral, vine, leaf, geometric, & scenery detail. Brown hued rim detail. Slight scallop to the rim. Underside of bowl is signed with Asian characte

Some Asian style. Dimensions: Largest: H 2" x Dia: 9.5" Condition: Minor surface scratches.

Variety of designs and patterns by various makers and time periods. All show some handling and use. Largest 8" x 6"

Asian, late 19th century glazed blue & white ceramic dish with hand-painted blue sun patterns, with marks on the underside, 1 1/2" H x 9 3/4" diameter.

Children's dishes, 45 pcs of Blue/White ceramic dishes-Made in Japan, VG cond & Blue/White ceramic 14 pc set in orig box, Exc cond, 2"H x 10"W.

Chinese blue and white ceramic dish with stork Diameter: 10.5"

Chinese blue and white ceramic footed dish, with fish decoration. Provenance: From the Upper East Side estate of a prominent NYC interior decorator. [3 1/4" H x 12 1/4" W x 9 1/4" D].

with various marks Ranging from 4 1/2 in. (11.4 cm.) to 11 in. (27.9 cm.) dia. Provenance: Property from the Estate of Gordon F. Taylor, an employee of the San Francisco Opera for over 40 years