Enoch Wood Staffordshire English Porcelain Plates

Collection of four (4) 18th Century to 19th Century English Staffordshire pottery plates, produced by Enoch Wood (1759-1840), known as "Father of the Potteries." blue & white transferware landscape sc

19th Century Enoch Wood & Sons Deep Blue English Historical Staffordshire Porcelain Plates and Serving Dish Platter Five Total Dark Blue Transfers with scalloped edged rims and shell grotto borders al

19th Century Enoch Wood & Sons Deep Flow Blue English Historical Staffordshire Porcelain Plates Four total Dark Blue Transfers with Shell Borders and Impressed Factory Marks (1) Boston Harbor Commeric

19th Century Enoch Wood & Sons Deep Flow Flo Blue English Historical Staffordshire Porcelain Charger Plates Dark Blue Transfers with scalloped edged rims and shell grotto borders all with impressed fa

19th Century Enoch Wood & Sons Deep Blue English Historical Staffordshire Ceramic Porcelain Round Charger Plate Four Total Dark Blue Transfers with scalloped edged rims and all with impressed factory

3 Enoch Wood Staffordshire English porcelain figures, boys with baskets. Each 6 5/8"H. All three as is, with repairs, restorations, chips, cracks and losses throughout.

Two 19th c. deep blue historical Staffordshire porcelain plates, one by Enoch Wood & Sons depicting the chip "Cadmus" with American flag and sail boat in fore ground, the other by Wood depicting "Fall

Teacup Lot includes 4 plates/ saucers, one marked SHAKESPEARE COUNTRY ROYAL ESSEX IRONSTONE MADE IN ENGLAND, one marked ENOCH WOODS ENGLISH SCENERY WOODS WARE WOOD & SONS ENGLAND, one marked CARIBE CH

19th Century Circa 1820 - 1830 Enoch Wood & Sons Historical Staffordshire Blue Round Wall Ceramic Porcelain Charger Plate " The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad " ( Level ) Transfer Soup Bowl Plate dark co

Comprising (7) dinner plates (all but two with losses), (7) luncheon plates (all but two with losses), 6 salad plates (all but two with losses), and (4) bouillon cups and saucers (3 with losses). Toge

Enoch Woods, Adams, Ridgeway, Longport, etc. To include: Twelve 9 3/4" to 10" plates, four 9 1/4" plates, and a 9 1/4" bowl. All show various English and other scenes, such as the Welsh Llanarth Court

19th Century Enoch Wood & Sons Deep Flow Blue English Historical Staffordshire Porcelain Ceramic Platter Charger " Christianburg Danish Settlement on the Gold Coast Africa " dark blue transfers shell

14 PC WOODS WARE, ENOCH WOOD'S ENGLISH SCENERY, BLUE & WHITE PORCELAIN, MADE IN ENGLAND, INCLUDES 2 12" OVAL PLATTERS, 3 11" OVAL PLATTERS, 3 BREAD PLATES & 6 BERRY BOWLS, SKUJD

Second quarter 19th Century. Dark blue transfers with shell borders by Enoch Wood. Varying impressed marks. Ships, supposedly the "Cadmus", 10"d., "Union Line" steamboat, 10"d. and "Marine Hospital, L

STAFFORDSHIRE AMERICAN / ENGLISH VIEW TRANSFER-PRINTED CERAMIC CUP PLATE, featuring Country Church pattern, depicting a charming spired church with tree surround. Unmarked. Possibly Enoch Wood & Sons,

deep blue Historical Staffordshire porcelain Clews "America and Independence" soup bowl, Deep Blue Staffordshire "Whitney" fishermen and ships plate, and blue transfer dec Enoch Wood porcelain "Americ

Second quarter 19th century. Enoch Wood and Sons "Barlborough, Derbyshire" plate, 8.5"d. Plate with mother and son, 9.75"d. Cup and saucer with waterfowl, chips. Handless cup with flowers. Creamer wit

English/American, 19th/20th C., including, Enoch Wood & Son, Boston, Hoboken, Staffordshire, Stubbs. From: 6-3/4"dia. to 10-1/2"dia.

13 china / porcelain open salts or salt cellars. English and Spanish, ca. late 19th - early 20th century. 4 Old Staffordshire "Toby" Figural Open Salts. 2 Enoch Woods Ware English Scenery English porc

Presenting a pair of Enoch Wood's English Scenery ceramic plates by Wood & Sons, England. Each plate measures 13 cm in diameter and 3 cm in depth, equivalent to 5.12x1.18 inches. These plates showcase

DIMENSIONS APPROX 25.5x25.5x2CM.

DIMENSIONS APPROX 25.5x25.5x2CM.

With Levy Collection sticker on base. A plate depicting America's Independence, July 4, 1776. Life dates of Washington included on lower portion. Scene in center depicts the landing at Plymouth Rock.

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.