GROUP OF ENGLISH LUSTER WEAR.

Twentieth century. Including creamers, teapots, plates, bowls, pitchers, cups and saucers in silvers, copper, pinks. Some makers include Myott, Royal Winton, Collingwoods, etc. Varying wear and pin po

Mid 19th century. Orange bands with raised red rose decoration. Includes two flower pots, three goblets, one teapot and one mug. Varying wear and chipping. 5.75"h to 3"h.

Nineteenth century. Including splatter ware, peafowl, pink luster, gaudy welsh, etc. Plates, saucers, cups, and a pitcher. Approximately 30 pieces. Varying wear and loss. Pitcher 8.25" h.

Mid 19th century. Gaudy Welsh including "TUlip," "Columbine," "Honeysuckle" and others. Pink Luster including "Strawberry," "Stick Spatter," "Grape" ironstone and etc. Some stains, wear and damage.

Nineteenth century. Including splatter ware, copper luster, transferware bowl, etc. Pitchers, platter, footed bowl. Varying wear and loss. .Bowl 10"d. 6"h. Platter. 13.75"l. 9.75"w.

Group includes 3 .5 inch Conucal cup with Cobalt banding that incorporates a white Glaze ( small chip at base) , a 4 inch tall footed creamer with double Cobalt banding, a five inch tall footed creame

This group of English teapots include a Gibsons gold lustre breakfast set consisting of cream pitcher with underplate, sugar creamer and teapot, a Gibsons black and gold teapot, a Sadler gold Swirl te

Lot of English Luster Decorated and Creamware China. Assembled castor set, 10"h. Condition: Good with chips and lines.

Large Group English Imari Pattern Plates, Derby 15 large plates 9 3/8" diameter. Gilt, enamel wear, crazing, light surface staining to some, one with hairline edge crack.

Two English silver gilt forks and silver gilt handled knives made in 1951 together with an Austro-Hungarian set of six silver gilt forks and knives, monogrammed. Use wear, scratches. Largest: 8 1/4" l

19th and 20th century. Group including various forms and sizes. All in well-kept condition. 10 pcs

made in Sheffield in 1901, maker's mark "J D & S". Use wear, light scratches, several bowls out of round. 4" high, 3 1/4" wide. Weight: 44.820 OZT. Provenance: Property of a New York Collector.

London, 1891, maker's mark "DB" possibly for David Bridge. Use wear, edge nicks. 4 5/8" long, 1 1/8" wide. Weight: 7.250 OZT.

Group of English Porcelain Spill Vases Comprising: A cobalt ground spill vase A pair of miniature cobalt spill vases A luster and yellow ground spill vase Together with: A Meissen gilt-ground spill va

with a couple small chips, losses to some flower petals, gilt wear, loss. Largest: 4 3/4" high, 5" wide. Provenance: Property of a Westchester County, NY Estate.

(1) Large framed example and pair in matching frames. Condition: Good. Expected wear. Please see photos.

Second half 19th century. Including pitchers, creamers and a bowl with embossed and painted decoration. Varying wear and pinpoint flakes. Sizes vary from 7"h - 2.5"h. Bowl 5"w.

Second half 19th century. Including creamers with various banded decoration. Varying wear and pin point flakes. Sizes range from 4.75"h - 2.4"h.

Nineteenth and 20th centuries. A Rockingham dish with cut corners and spotted brown glaze, 1.5"h. 7.75"w. 5.5"d., two Gaudy ironstone plates with strawberry pattern, 6.5"dia., two pink luster plates w

Large English and French glass grouping, including six wheel and hand cut glass decanters, two vases and a covered vase, one pair of lusters, bottles, etc.; covered vase with engraving. Lusters with m

Hand painted plates, group lot of 12. Gilt rims, each plate is decorated with different art depicting a robed female figure. All signed, all stamped on underside in English characters. Wear is consist

American and English, late 19th-20th century. Pink Royal Worcester chocolate pitcher, 9"h., Royal Worcester creamer, 3.75"h., silver luster teapot (wear), 6"h., an unmarked Roseville pottery jardinier

plaques with motto

plaques with motto