Group of Assorted Wedgwood Patrician & Queensware

GROUP OF ASSORTED WEDGWOOD & LENOX ITEMS, QUEENSWARE HAS CHIP ON BASE

Group of Assorted Wedgwood Table Articles. Comprising Queensware bowl, covered jar , egg, Queen Elizabeth portrait dish and a set of Queens Shape Bowls. Used condition. Bowl size 9" diameter x 4 1/4"

Group of Assorted Table Lamps including two Wedgwood Queensware style mounted vase lamps, one crystal lamp mounted on brass base, pair of brass column form table lamps, a Bing & Grondahl Axel Locher p

Group Wedgwood Ceramic Queen's Ware, "Patrician" pattern, comprising: 22 lunch plates, 8 1/4" dia.; 8 demitasse & saucers and 2 large saucers, 6" dia.Dimensions: See description. (VIRO123/lot)(WT)

Group of Assorted Wedgwood Porcelains including six 9" green and gold grapevine luncheon plates W1506, eight 8 1/4" Queensware embossed salad plates, and six salad plates with four cups & saucers sets

Five (5) Assorted Wedgwood Queensware Items. Signed. Good Condition. Saucer Measures 5-7/8 Inches Diameter. Shipping $20.00

Small lot of assorted Wedgwood "Wildflower" porcelain ware. Includes 11 pieces total. Condition: one bowl has a chip to rim, see images. Largest pieces measures 15.5" long (tray).Weight: 12 lbs.

A group of about 100 assorted Wedgwood jasperware cameos in various colors. 18th-20th century. 16 1/2" x 12 1/4" x 1" (box). Provenance: The Wedgwood Collection of Adele & Alan Barnett.

Including blue trumpet form Queenware vase; terracotta on primrose yellow Jasperware box; blue Jasperware heart shaped dish; green Jasperware bow; pair of pink on white Queensware lamps. Bowls 3.75" H

A group of about 80 assorted Wedgwood jasperware cameos in various colors. 20th century. 16 1/2" x 12 1/4" x 1" (box). Provenance: The Wedgwood Collection of Adele & Alan Barnett.

Group of Assorted Wedgwood Blue Jasperware table articles Used condition, wear, worn Largest vase: 7-1/2"h x 5-1/8"dia

Group of Assorted Wedgwood Table Articles, including blue and black jasperware, vases, boxes, plates, and pitchers. Chips, wear, worn, used condition. Tallest: 5-1/2"h

Group of Assorted Wedgwood Jasperware table articles comprising of diminutive 2 diminutive pitchers, urn, cylindrical vase, incense sphere, and 8 assorted diminutive plates. Used condition, wear, worn

Group of Assorted Wedgwood Jasperware Table and Dresser Articles.Including dresser boxes, mug and tray. Used condition, largest box measures 4" x4" x 2" tall

GROUP OF ASSORTED WEDGWOOD, HUMMELS, & VILLERY & BOCH PLATE

Group of Assorted Wedgwood Jasperware Plates together with a Lefton George Washington Character Jug; used condition, wear/worn, scratches, largest plate measures 8 7/8" in diameter

Comprises a pair of footed vases, two footed bowls and covered tureen. [Tallest: 8"]. One bowl has interior heat marks, otherwise in good condition.

Wedgwood Queensware Coronation Elizabeth II 1953: Stunning group of Wedgwood Queensware from 1953. These pieces are for the Coronation of Queen Elizabeth II in 1953. Lovely white ware with raised blue

Wedgwood Queensware Etruria and King George VI 1937 (17) Pieces: A wonderful group of Wedgwood Queensware: Included in this lot are the following pieces: (8) Tea Cups and Saucers Embossed Etruria and

Group of Assorted Wedgwood Jasperware Table Articles. Comprising of cups, saucers, trays, vase and mug. Used condition, chip to one rectangular tray.

Group of Assorted Black Wedgwood items, including Hand Painted floral mini-planter accompanied by various other items. Largest piece approx. 7 1/2" tall

Group of Assorted Jasperware including Wedgwood having neoclassical patterns comprising of teapots, jugs, creamers and a trivet; used condition, wear/worn, breaks, chips, cracks, repairs, stains, larg

A group of two Wedgwood embossed Queen's ware covered boxes commemorating the coronation of King Edward VIII in white with pale blue. 1936 & 1937. 2 1/2" x 4", 2 1/2" x 4 1/2". Provenance: The Wedgwoo

GROUP OF ASSORTED CHINA & POTTERY INCLUDING WEDGWOOD *BOSTON BOWL*, SILVER OVERLAY VASE, RAISED ENAMEL DECORATED BOWL *MOUNT SAINT-MICHEL*