Pair of English Cobalt Porcelain Plates

English, 19th century. Pair of armorial porcelain plates with scalloped edge, gilt and cobalt border, and encircling laurel wreath, spurious mark to back. Approximate dimensions: h. 1.125", diam. 9.87

MISC. 6 PIECE LOT OF ENGLISH COBALT AND GOLD HIGHLIGHTED PORCELAIN CONSISTING OF A PAIR OF CANDLESTICKS (POSSIBLY CHELSEA), 3 SCALLOPED EDGE PLATES WITH HANDPAINTED VIGNETTES, AND A SMALL CREAM PITCHE

A good pair of mid 19th century English porcelain cabinet plates decorated in an Imari palette of cobalt blue, tangerine and gilt. Diameter 9.25".

Pair of early 19th C. Worcester English porcelain, 9"d double handle plates, hand painted scenic design centers, cobalt borders with hand painted gilt fish scale, grapes and leaves designs, four carto

PAIR OF ENGLISH PORCELAIN PLATESIn an Imari pattern.Diameters 10".

A near pair of English porcelain plates, each with a central hand-painted pastoral scene surrounded by reticulated gilt borders of interlocking lacework and medallions. Onedepicts cows wading across a

A Pair of English Porcelain Leaf-shape Plates C. 1760 possibly Lowestof. Length 8 1/2 inches. Estate of Adele Bloom, Montreal, Quebec and Palm Beach, FL

Dated 1821. Probably Derby. Titled and dated on the underside. Each central recess with a floral sprig, within a salmon border with gilt highlighted. Diameter 9 ¼”. (Cond: wear to gilt edges) (500/

Pair of English cobalt blue porcelain and enamel vases by Thomas Bott, circa 1890. The central image of the urns depict charming putti/cherub girls with hats. Gilt encrusted floral vines throughout wi

Set (12) antique Derby hand painted cabinet plates, First quarter 19th c., English, gilt cobalt banded porcelain plates, with hand painted floral spray at center, 8.75"dia Provenance: A Private Collec

(pair) English parcel gilt porcelain plates, attributed to Coalport, early 19th c., Japanese Imari-inspired pattern, similar to the service produced for Admiral Lord Nelson, unmarked, approx 9.5"diam;

Two pairs of English porcelain serving plates, in Coalport / Spode-style, late 19th or early 20th century, one pair squared [9" x 9"], the other pair grapevine-style [10" x 8"]. Provenance: From the U

A pair of English porcelain cabinet plates by Royal Worcester, the oldest British ceramics manufacture still operating today. Quintons Victorian Villages series. Limited edition of 10,000 plates world

DESCRIPTION: (2 Pc) A pair of chinoiserie porcelain pedestal plates. Features two ornate open-work bases with vibrant butterfly motifs and gilt trims. Finished with round hand painted bird and insect

DESCRIPTION: (2 Pc) A pair of chinoiserie porcelain pedestal plates. Features two ornate open-work bases with gilt trims, supporting round hand painted bird and insect decorated plates. Stamped markin

PAIR OF ENGLISH PORCELAIN COBALT AND GOLD URNS WITH HAND PAINTED FLORAL RESERVES AND MASK HANDLES, UNMARKED (AFTER STYLES BY EITHER DERBY OR WORCESTER); 8"H X 6.5"D

FOURTH QUARTER 18TH CENTURY DIAMETER OF PLATE 12 INCHES, HEIGHT OF TEA BOWS 2 INCHES.

Including a pair of Antique French figural porcelain lamps on gilt brass bases, a pair of English porcelain cobalt blue gilt candlesticks, a pair of cornucopia form green glass spill vases on marble b

A Set of Six English Goode Porcelain Bouillon Cups and Saucers. Together with a pair of scalloped edge English porcelain plates and an English covered vegetable bowl in the Genoa pattern

David Henry Souter (Australian, 1862-1935). Pair of Royal Doulton English porcelain plates with designs by David Henry Souter, "The Gay Bachelor" and "The Wedding Tour." Both signed Souter. Each 9 1/4

A pair of English porcelain koi fish plates. Executed on a deep blue background. Bordered in gold on outer rim and to center, with hand painted turquoise blue and gold koi depicted swimming among gold

Pair of English Imari Porcelain Octagonal Cake Plates, circa 1810-1820, probably Coalport; slight wear to gilded rim of one dish, two flea bites to one corner and edge 9 in. x 9 in. square

Set of English Coalport "Panel Cobalt" pattern porcelain soup plates, 14, each with green underglaze mark reading "England / Coalport/ A.D. 1750" for the period 1891-1920, each with shaped gilded rim

A pair of very fine quality English porcelain plates produced by Brownfield and Sons in the second half of the 19th century and retailed by WP and G. Phillips. The plates are beautifully hand painted