HISTORICAL BLUE STAFFORDSHIRE CHAMBER POT

LIDDED CHAMBER POT, UNMARKED - 8" X 11 1/4" Please Read Carefully before Bidding. Hartzell’s Auction Gallery Inc. will Conduct an ON-SITE and also ON-LINE Auction at 2481 Belvidere Rd, Phillipsb

Catskill Moss Historical Blue Transfer Staffordshire Covered Chamber Pot. Central scene titled "Meredith". (New Hampshire), by W. Ridgway & Son, 8-1/4"h. x 10-1/2"w.

A Historical Blue transfer-decorated Staffordshire coffee pot with dome lid, depicting "LaFayette at the Tomb of Franklin". 10-3/4 in tall.

From the first half of the 19th c., depicting Lafayette at Franklin's tomb with copper luster highlights. Dimensions:12" x 7", the height is 13". Provenance:From a local estate.

Historical Blue Staffordshire Coffee Pot Maiden in Garden

4 PCS. 7.5"L X 5.5"H

3 PCS. 8.25"L X 5"H

19th century historical blue Staffordshire footed tea pot. Makers marks to underside. 11w x 10 1/2h

Fantastic Coffee Pot. Wadsworth Tower by Enoch Wood and Son. 12" tall

12" Coffee Pot. "Lafayette at Franklin's Tomb", Excellent

Tea Pot - "Commodore Macdonough's Victory"

Tea Pot - Washington with Scroll in hand. Enoch Wood & Sons.

Tea Pot, "Rural Estate", marked Stone China

Tea Pot - Similar to the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad. A different style train

Tea Pot - Adams "Gables Farm"

Tea Pot, Wadsworth Tower. Chip on spourt nd chip on top edge of base

4 pcs: 17"x12 1/2" platter (rim repair), Adams chamber pot with cattle scene, Royal Doulton Geneva 3 pc soap dish, AND Wedgwood vase, 9"

This lot includes a Red Wing Blue Stripe Chamber Pot with Lid, a Staffordshire Forida Flow Blue Plate, a Villeroy and Bosch ca. 1900 Plate and one other.

Dark blue historical Staffordshire 19th century depicting Washington at Franklin's Tomb tea and coffee pots, coffee pot is 11"T.

ENGLISH STAFFORDSHIRE IRONSTONE FLOW BLUE GRINDLEY WASHBASIN AND A MORTLOCK CHAMBERPOT, LOT OF TWO, both items with molded borders, the bodies transfer-printed in "Boston" and "Oban" patterns, respect

An assembled grouping of blue and white historical Staffordshire porcelain, to include three coffee pots and a pitcher, including Lafayette's tomb, Franklin's tomb, and Virginia Church. Tallest: 12 in

circa 1818 - 1834; James and Ralph Clews, Cobridge; impressed "Clews Warranted Staffordshire" mark; 2 serving bowls (12" dia); 3 serving bowls; 3 two-handled trays; 5 rectangular platters (9 1/2", 10

Large Platter, Sandusky Pattern, a great example

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".