ENGLISH STAFFORDSHIRE BLUE WILLOW SERVICE PLATTER

(lot of 2) English Staffordshire blue and white ironstone platters, in the "Blue Willow" pattern, with transferred Chinoiserie designs, including: (1) John Tams Crown Pottery, approx 16.5"l, 13"w, (1)

English opaque china service platter, late 19th c., in the Blue Willow pattern, surface wear with age, approx: 1.75"h, 18.5"w, 14.5"d, 4.25lbs Start Price: $40.00

Large Hulse & Adderley Staffordshire 'Blue Willow' pattern English stoneware platter. No chips, cracks, hairlines, repairs, or other issues found. Approx. 17 3/4" x 14 1/2" x 2".

Signed Johnson Bros English Hand Painted Blue Willow Partial Lunch Service. Includes ten tea cups, five tea cup saucers, six bowls, one serving platter, & six bread plates. Bowls measure 2 inches x 6.

Group of three Staffordshire English stoneware platters, including one chinoiserie patterned "Blue Willow" platter, and two Wedgwood platters, one with impressed stamp "Wedgwood" to underside. Largest

170pcs BOOTHS "Real Old Willow" Assembled Dish Set. English Blue Willow Pattern. Service for 8 plus lots of additions. 12 of some pieces. Three serving platters. Two Covered veggies. Teapot & Coffeepo

ANTIQUE STAFFORDSHIRE BLUE WILLOW PLATTER. 17 7/8 IN X 14 1/8 IN

England, second quarter 19th Century. Three hand decorated figures with Blue Willow transfer trim. Cruet, salt and pepper. Minor edge loss, faint hairline and minor stain. 5.25"h.

England, first half 19th Century. A handled basket weave bowl, repair. 2.75"h. 9.5"w. platter insert. 12"w. 8.25" d., two tea strainers with anthemion handles. 4"h., two miniature platters, largest ma

Mid 19th Century. Immense platter with medium blue transfer. Some crazing and rim wear with a few small bruises. 21" x 29".

England, first half 19th Century. A Pearlware well and tree platter, some surface and edge wear with some small stains. 19" w. 14.5" d. and a platter with combed back. Some surface and edge wave. 18.5

England, mid 19th Century. A large well and tree platter, small stain, edge chips and some wear. 22"w. 17.5''d. and a large platter with wear and stains. 21.5"w. 16''d.

England, second quarter 19th Century. Large size with crisp transfer. Minor wear. 21"w. 17''d.

England, Second Quarter 19th Century. All four have combed backs. Smallest has transfer mark on reverse "Warrented, Stafford, Stone China, No. 14". Wear and light small stains. 12.25"w. 9.75"d., next

Two (2) English Blue Willow platters. Dimensions: 12 1/2” x 15 1/2”

Scarce English Staffordshire service platter, in the "Texian Campaigne" pattern, James Beech, mid 19th c., blue transfer printed decoration, depicting the Battle of Resaca de la Palma, marked underfoo

Four English Blue Willow Transferware Platters by Various Makers, 19th Century, Including, Staffordshire, Wedgwood, Allertons and B.T.P. Co. Largest dimensions: L: 12 1/2 x W: 16 in.

Antique English porcelain platter. Blue willow pattern, bears an indecipherable mark, but likely Ridgway (or less likely Staffordshire). Measures: H 16" x W 19 1/2"

Second quarter 19th Century. "Castle Garden Battery, New York" with shell border. Impressed "E. Wood & Sons..." Some wear and scratches. 14.5" x 18.5".

Second quarter 19th Century. "Castle Garden Battery New York" with shell border. Impressed "E. Wood & Sons..." Wear, stains, scratches and some flakes. 14.5" x 18.5".

Second quarter 19th Century. ""Cape Coast Castle on the Gold Coast Africa" with shell border. Impressed "E. Wood & Sons..." Hairline, small nick in title. 13" x 16.75".

82 piece Blue and White "Country Style" English Staffordshire Dinner Service, marked on reverse in blue underglaze; 15.5" x 11" platter, 24- 10" plates, 12- 9" soup bowls

English, 19th and 20th century. Group of four, mostly "Willow" pattern blue and white transferware platters. One marked GR& C Staffordshire. Provenance: From the Estate of Joan O'Brien Diemer, Atlanta

Property from an Estate, Westport and Boco Raton, FL Description: 6 English Blue Willow Stoneware Serving Articles, comprising two large platters (one marked 'Warranted, Staffordshire' and the oth