Exhibition of Early English Earthenware,

Early English Earthenware Group: Pair Flight Barr Plates with Imari Figural Pattern, Worcester (Bowl in Serves Style) Together with Newhal Two Handled Cup. (4) {Plate diameter 9 1/2 inches, Bowl heigh

Attributed to Spode (English, founded 1767), early 19th century. A large set of earthenware china comprising twenty-two (22) dinner plates (10.5" diameter); twenty-one (21) luncheon plates (9.25" diam

Eight Late 19th to Early 20th Century American & English earthenware Tiles. Including 2 square rosette tiles by J. & J. G. Low, 3 unmarked rectangular Art Nouveau tiles, and 3 Art Nouveau tiles impres

Early 20th century England English earthenware cookie barrel. Graced with a raised relief Neoclassical mythological scene depicting fair skinned maidens, a winged angel cherub, a deer and tall trees,

Rare antique English "Wedgwood" creamware (earthenware) hand painted platter with rare early impressed "WEDGWOOD" mark. Superb condition but for two tiny" flakes" of paint (as illustrated) - not chips

English early 20th century earthenware lidded box. Graced with raised white relief garland and bow decorations around the pastel blue colored body. Base with white relief berry and leaf motif. The bra

Early 20th century English blue and white earthenware bowl on stand, marked Victorian Irontsone, 15.5"h x 15.75" diameter overall.

Group of four early 19th century English Staffordshire blue and white earthenware plates comprising the following patterns: "Canton River" aka "Chinese Junk and Pagodas", diameter 9.37" and attributed

Lot of (2) Porcelain Items, incl: Circa 1790 Staffordshire earthenware fox and swan sauce boat, by Ralph Wood the Younger, 4 1/2" high, 6 1/2" x 4", paint losses, restoration around fox's mouth, ear f

ENGLISH EARTHENWARE TRANSFER DISHES, YELLOW ON GREY, C. 1850, TWO DIA 4.6" Early Staffordshire. Unusual scene of two ladies seated at table with bowl of fruit.

Early 20th Century. Spode. Marked on the underside. In the "Chinese Rose" pattern; comprising: a rectangular platter, two square dishes, one with a lid, three rectangular serving bowls, a sauce boat a

A GROUP OF FOUR ENGLISH STAFFORDSHIRE GLAZED EARTHENWARE LIONS, LATE 19TH/EARLY 20TH CENTURY, each with glass eyes and painted in tones of light brown, comprising one in a standing position and clear

English. Late 19th/Early 20th Century. Marked on the undersides, in the “Rosalie” pattern. Each with shaped element with subtle circular flutes and a molded basket weave, with center flower spray,

English (unknown makers), early 19th century. A group of four early blue and white earthenware dishes comprising a circular plate in the "Pagoda Park" aka "Bear up a Pole" pattern (diameter 10"); a ci

18th c. Tin Glazed Earthenware Charger, probably English, with blue and white chinoiserie floral decoration, 13 1/4" diam. Underedge rim chip, rim glaze frits.

Davenport (English(Staffordshire) 1794-1887), John & George Rogers (English(Staffordshire) 1784-1815), early 19th century. A group of three pieces of blue and white printed earthenware comprising two

Andrew Stevenson (English(Staffordshire) 1810-1827), Minton (English(Staffordshire) 1793–1872), Josiah Wedgwood (English(Staffordshire) 1759–2005), early 19th century. A group of four early blue a

AN ENGLISH POLYCHROME DECORATED CHINESE TASTE EARTHENWARE VASE, EARLY 20TH CENTURY, with a square form gilt rim over a gilt diapered and floral sprig decorated neck on conforming shoulders and taperin

Mason's Ironstone (English, 1813-1973), Robert Hamilton (English, 1811–1826), first quarter 19th century. Two blue and white earthenware platters, one by Mason's in the "Blue Pheasant" pattern and t

Early earthenware French Bulldog glazed measures 17" x 14" x 7" h

Fulper Pottery American, Early 20th Century Compote and Vase, circa 1915 glazed earthenware compote retains exhibition sticker for Panama-Pacific Exposition, vase marked 'Fulper' to underside H 5 x Di

Staffordshire or Shropshire, circa 1750. The word Jackfield comes immediately to mind when describing this three-footed pot generically, the type of black glazed red earthenware made early- to mid-18t

Enoch Wood & Sons (English, Burslem, Staffordshire, 1818-1846). Two pieces of blue and white transferware, including an earthenware charger by Enoch Wood & Sons in the "Gardener" pattern, having a con

Early English Pictorial and Poem Sampler by Ann Rogers, Evesham School, 1813Worked in several embroidered techniques and titled "Extract.""Mysterious Heaven, How Wonderous are thy WaysY