Clementson Classical Antiquities Transfer Plate

Circa 1849 neoclassical transfer ware plate from Clementson "The Judgment of Paris" from the Classical Antiquities series. Marked as shown. 10-1/2" x 9-1/4"

English, 2nd quarter-19th century. Includes an octagonal plate, 4.25" diameter, four matching plates, all blue edged, 3.25" diameter; together with a brown transfer-printed plate with classical scenes

Open Handled Cake Plate with Angelica Kauffman Classical transfer design. Has a Bindenschild mark and faint initials PK on the base. Chip to underside, not visble from the front, minor wear to gilt. M

Showing mostly Vase Decoration/Antiquities and Classical Decoration. Copper Plates Engraved within the text, Published 1767-75, Rome for "Picturae Etruscorum In Vasculis nunc primum in unum collectae"

Jan de Bisschop (Dutch, c. 1628 - 1671), "Farnese Hercules" and "Fleeing Daughter of Niobe," etching, monogrammed in plate, in the series Signorum Veterum Icones. Image: 9" H x 4.5" W; frame: 13.5" H

Mid to late 20th century, porcelain, each with embellished transfer printed classical scenes within gilt decorated cobalt rims, spurious Royal Vienna marks. Dimensions: 10.75" Dia.

"Fishes and Boys Series, art by Thomas Allen, c.1880s. Together with two Minton blue and white classical motif plates and two associated similar motif. 13 pieces. 10"d

Pitcher: J. Clementson Pottery, Classic Antiquities series, "Ulysses on the Hearth Presenting Himself to Alcinous and Arete" Pattern, H. 12-3/8", W. 6-1/4" Octagon ; 6 - Luncheon Plates, L.P. & Co. Ir

Set of Four Stone, Coquerel et Le Gros Transfer Printed Creamware Octagonal Plates with Scenes of Classical Rome Black printed marks. 10 in. diam. The Neoclassicist: Niall Smith

ENGLISH STAFFORDSHIRE TRANSFER-PRINTED "CANOVA" CERAMIC PLATES, LOT OF 14, each having red/pink transfer scenes featuring large urn in foreground with flat-bottomed boats and classical-style buildings

STAFFORDSHIRE TRANSFER-PRINTED CORELLA CERAMIC PLATES, LOT OF EIGHT (UPDATE 6/12/17), having blue transfer-printed design of a woman holding two children and an urn on interior and classical designs o

STAFFORDSHIRE TRANSFER-PRINTED CORELLA CERAMIC SOUP PLATES, LOT OF 12, having blue transfer-printed design of a woman holding two children and an urn on interior and classical designs on edge in the "

Three 19th Century Victorian Antique English Ironstone & Transferware Plates. Marked Davenport, Ironstone Sydenham J Clementson and Corinthia Wedgwood & Co. Neo Classical scenes of Greco Roman ruins,

A vintage porcelain plate. The rims are painted dark and light blue with gilt ornaments. The central part is decorated with a color transfer printed multi-figure scene in Neo Classical style. The scen

A vintage porcelain plate. The rims are painted dark and light blue with gilt ornaments. The central part is decorated with a transfer printed multi-figure scene in Neo Classical style. The scene repr

Seven Copeland Spode Iron Red "Greek" Pattern Dinner Plates, in rare iron red and brown glaze transfer pattern, decorated to the center with Zeus in his chariot, with classical figures and Greek Krate

Classical and Mediaeval. AUTHOR: Thomas Dudley Fosbroke. Published: John Nichols and Son, London, 1825 Edition: First edition. Copper engraved plates. Specifically bound by Hunt of Norwick for Sir F.

Historical Staffordshire Blue Transfer China Plate. Constitution and the Guerriere, shell border, impressed Wood. 10-1/4". Condition: Very good.

23 cm. in diameter.

Historical Staffordshire Blue Transfer Plate. Impressed Clews, fruit and flower border. 8-7/8" diam. Condition: Very good.

England, first-half 19th Century. Philadelphia Waterworks & Dam, 10" dia.

England, mid-19th Century (circa 1825-40). Enoch Wood & Sons image of the historic "City of Albany" and "Steamboat" patterns with a shell border. Plate, 10" dia.

Historic Blue Transfer Staffordshire China "States" Plate. Impressed Clews with scalloped rim. Low two story structure central scene. 4"h. x 12-1/4" diam. Condition: Very good

England, circa 1825. View of the Capital at Washington by Wood, 6.5"dia.