Collection of English Imari Porcelain and Ironstone

Collection of English Imari Porcelain and Ironstone Dinnerware including twenty-three pieces of Derby pattern 383, ca. 1784-1820, with red-painted marks, comprised of four luncheon plates, dia. 9-1/4"

Collection of Antique English Porcelain Imari Wear. Includes porcelain and ironstone in a variety of sizes. Largest measures 9 inches in diameter.

Pottery collection including Staffordshire spaniel dogs, ironstone Imari pitcher, soft paste porcelain cup & saucer, & more.

A Collection of English Imari Design Porcelains 18th/19th century comprising a Worcester bowl with five matching teacups and four saucers, a pair of Minton tea cups and saucers, a pair of Worcester te

Pair of Antique Early 19th C English Imari Porcelain Plates. Marked Ironstone China on the backs. Hand painted. Each measures 10 inches in diameter.

Three different patterns in blue & orange, ceramic.Singular plate size: 9 1/2 in. diameter Set of (3) size: 8 3/4 in. diameter Set of (6) size: 6 3/4 in. diameter

7 Assembled Group of English Imari Palette Porcelain Table Articles Including plates, tea cups, saucers, etc., approximately forty-four pieces, diameter of largest 9 1/4 inches; Together with a Mason'

ENGLISH IRONSTONE IMARI DECORATED PORCELAIN SHOW VASES 19THC. H. 15"

(lot of 10) Collection of assorted English and continental white porcelain ironstone serving ware, 20th.c, including: (2) lidded serving dishes, repair to one handle; (1) two tiered stand, loss to mid

Royal Crown Derby English porcelain "Imari Collection" blue jay bird figural paperweight. Measures approx. 3 3/4" height x 6 1/4" length (9.5cm x 15.8cm).

Pair of English Ironstone Plates, an Imari Porcelain Dish, and a Small Chinese Export Porcelain Plate The pair with printed marks, the imari with iron red character marks. The largest 11 3/4 in. diam.

English Imari porcelain vase mounted as lamp, 19th c., probably Derby or Coalport, 10.25"h (excl. fittings) Provenance: Palmetto Hall: The Jay P. Altmayer Family Collection

Fine English porcelain in a lavish Imari design circa 19th century. saucers 5-1/2' in diameter. Marked as shown. From the collection of Phillip Siebert. SHIPPING: In-House Shipping Available per our T

Antique Early 19th C English Imari Porcelain Plate. Hand painted and marked on back Real Ironstone China. Measures 10 inches in diameter.

Antique English Imari-manner porcelain plates, 3 total, large plate bearing "Mason's Ironstone China," maker's mark on underside. Largest 10.25" diameter.

Collection of Antique 19th C English Porcelain. Blue and white transferware / ironstone pieces. Property of a South Salem, New York Circa 1860s Farmhouse.

20th century. Having a scalloped edge with boldly decorated body having gilded accents atop a nicely cast rococo brass foot. Good overall condition. H11 1/2" W17" Sold from the collection of Bobby Car

Four cream soup bowls, each stamped "Mason's Patent Ironstone China"; together with a dish embossed "Mason's...," and two small unmarked scallop-edged dishes with similar decoration. Condition: some w

English Ironstone Landscape Porcelain Plate (9.5 x 1.5 inches)

Collection of English Porcelains: Including a Spode Copeland Imari pattern set with compote and seven plates; Minton Denmark red decorated octagonal platter {length 21 1/2 inches}; Royal Crown Derby I

English Blue and White Transfer-Decorated Ironstone Platter and Japanese Imari Porcelain Vase , 19th and 20th c., platter decorated with Chinese scenes, l. 16 1/4 in.; vase with exotic bird and tree p

Collection of Old Paris Porcelain & Antique English Porcelain Items. Including vases and lidded jars. Some marked Ironstone or for English makers. Some with chips.

Circa 1825, Antique English Spode New Stone Marked, Frog Pattern Plates, decorative plates. porcelain, ironstone, pottery, Asian Export Ware , Imari inspired pattern, or shallow bowls diameter 9.5 inc

Royal Crown Derby (English, 1750) A set of 11 Imari patterned porcelain plates Marked on underside Approx. diam. 10.75" Provenance: From the Lifetime Collection of Dick and Betty Hoepfinger, of Mariet