Staffordshire Caledonia brown transferware platter, 19"

Staffordshire brown transferware platter w P&B Mark - 15 3/4"

5 PIECES OF BROWN TRANSFERWARE. PAVILLION PLATTER, 19" W. ITALIAN LAKES PLATTER, 15" W. BOSPHORUS PLATTER, 10" W. COVERED DISH, 9" L. COVERED BUTTER DISH. MINOR CHIPS AND HAIRLINE CRACKS.

Staffordshire Clews brown transferware platter produced for the American market c.1820-1860, showing "Picturesque Views, Little Falls at Luscerne, Hudson River". Impressed mark to base. Scalloped, pea

Staffordshire brown transferware drainer for platter - 12 1/4"

Platter. ANTIQUE STAFFORDSHIRE Green TRANSFER-WARE platter, 19.5 in.x 15.5 in. W Hallmarked ‘LUCERNE JWP & Co’ crazing to glaze excels red with age, use and exposure. C. 1850s - 1880s. No chips ,

English Staffordshire brown and white transferware ironstone platter with scene of Damascus, 19th century, impressed number, 18"l.

With associated and period correct conforming mazarene. Slight roughness on inner rim of platter (from mazarene use). Vibrant colors of a pastoral scene

Antique, John Ridgway, Napier, Imperial Stone, Brown Transferware Platter, c. 1840's, Staffordshire, England. No chips or cracks, toning, spots to back. 17 1/4"x14 1/2"x1 1/4". Weight 4 pds 12 oz. PRO

A Large Adams Landing of Columbus red transferware platter, 19 1/2" x 16" and a Ridgeway Giraffe brown transferware platter, 17" x 14 1/2". Both in good used condition. Ridgeway has a back rim chip as

second quarter-19th century; William Ridgway platter in the "Grecian" pattern, 14 in. L. and a Copeland-Garrett platter in the "Venice" pattern, 19 in. L.

The example by Hicks, Meigh and Johnson is potted with the tree well in dished area and pronounced rim underside at one end. Measures 19.25 x 16 inches. Without proof of exemption, be aware that inter

16" x 19.5" brown Transferware "Pomerania" turkey platter with juice collector

"Picturesque Views Pittsburgh Pa". This very scarce and large Clews transferware platter measures approx. 19.5 x 16.25, and is in very good original condition with no repairs, only one edge line, no c

Comprising, a teapot, sugar bowl, and creamer, marked Canova-T. Mayer, Longport. Together with a brown transferware Acropolis pattern platter, a double handled footed bowl, and a covered pen tray. 6 p

Early 19th C. Staffordshire mulberry transfer ware platter in the "Indian Palaces" pattern. Scene of a far-eastern palace with camels on the lawn. Good color, no cracks or chips, approx. 19 3/4" x 16

Platters: 12" to 19-1/2" long. Round lid with some chips to interior rim. All with some discoloration.

Staffordshire pottery, Columbus pattern transferware, in brown, 17 by 13.5 inches. Provenance: Collection of Dr. and Mrs. Howard Tanning, Pittsburgh, PA.

19 inches in brown, with a nicely detailed River and garden scene……sailing vessels…birds, fruit and floral..* some crazing to reverse…

A collection of porcelain transferware thirty-five plates and platters; Makers include Johnson Bros, Wedgewood of Etruria & Barlason Ferrara, Brownhills Hizen pattern, GW Turner, Royal Staffordshire,

(2) Porcelain serving platters, (1) blue and white transferware; (1) marked, "Staffordshire Kin-Shan Pattern". Larger: 19"L, Circa - 19th C.

19th Century Staffordshire Transferware Platter. Ralph Stevenson & Son blue on white transfer pattern known as The Bull, floral rim centering a landscape with livestock and farmer to the foreground wi

Staffordshire Transferware Platter, Penitentiary Building in Allegheny, Pittsburgh, c.1830, dark sepia, stamp (with erroneous title) and red paint mark on underside, 15.5 x 13 inches.

James and Ralph Clews (Staffordshire district, England, 1818-1834), circa 1829-1834. A Clews historic Staffordshire brown and white transfer print earthenware, hard paste oval platter entitled 'Pictur

6 well oyster plate, 9 3/4"