Staffordshire Pattern Lidded Transferware Tureen

A large romantic Staffordshire pattern Transferware ceramic Tureen, unusual light green color transfer, with lid, Middle Eastern or Biblical scene with minarets in the distance, total height 11.5 inch

Brown transferware in Albert pattern. With J.F. Wileman Foley Potteries Staffordshire backstamp. Dimensions of small tray are approximately: 5.125"W x 8"L x 1.125"H. Dimensions of lidded tureen are: 6

Lot of (4) Mid-19th c. Oriental Pattern Transferware Serving Pieces by William Ridgway, Hanley, Staffordshire, England, incl: Lidded tureen, 8 1/2" high, 11" x 8 1/4", lid edge flake; Platter, 17 1/4"

A late 19thC Semi China blue and white ''Willow'' pattern transferware lidded tureen, bears factory stamp to base. 6 1/2'' high.

A Staffordshire blue and white transferware lidded tureen with matching under plate, double handles on each end and tureen with floral finial. Small tight hairline and glazing flake on edge of lid whe

Antique Staffordshire 19th c John Alcock Blue Transferware Lidded Tureen. Marked "John Alcott/Priory/Cobridge" on underside of tureen. John Alcott was a manufacturer of earthenware and ironstone from

English Transferware Lidded Soup Tureen bearing the underglaze blue anchor mark, Adams. Pastoral scene with Horses and cattle. Tureen, Cover, and Ladle all appear very good, nor chips, cracks or damag

Including (4) pieces 19th Century porcelain: Bates Gildea & Walker lustreware pattern no. 6369 lidded tureen, unmarked magenta & orange transferware pitcher, and an unmarked pitcher and gravy boat, bo

A collection of porcelain transferware including large pitchers, covered bowls, tureen; Makers include A. F. & Co. Staffordshire Cashmere pattern, Doulton Kudos, W. E. & Co. Derby, Hanley pattern, W.

Romantic English Staffordshire transfer ware tureen in the Canova pattern by Thomas Mayer circa 1830s. Height 11"

Staffordshire Transferware Coverved Tureen & Tray, together with two lacquered bowls, one acid etched vase, and one circular glass plate. The circa 1830s Commerce pattern black transfer printed sauce

(lot of 7) English ceramic dining ware, including: (1) Staffordshire blue and white transfer-ware tureen, in the Blue Willow pattern, having dual handles, star fracture underfoot, approx 5.25"h, 12.75

Group of 7 mostly English transferware porcelains includes a Staffordshire sauce boat and lidded serving tureen and ginger jar, pair of H.M & Co. vases, ironstone oval serving dish and a large Asian b

ENGLISH STAFFORDSHIRE IRONSTONE TRANSFERWARE ROMANTIC AND SCENIC TABLE ARTICLES, LOT OF NINE, transfer-printed in pale- or medium-blue, comprising an Alcock "Cologne" pattern sauce tureen with ladle,

Kioto Pattern Lidded Tureen. Aesthetic Movement Brownhill Kioto Ivory pattern lidded tureen. Dated 1883. Scallop shaped feet. Japanese scene of cranes flying over the river with flowering hawthorn to

-VTG LONGCHAMP "DIANE" PATTERN LIDDED TUREEN SERVING BOWL 10.5"- RED AND BLUE "DIANE" PATTERN -SIZE: 9" X 9" X 5.5"-STAMPED ON BACKJR 11/14

Staffordshire blue transferware tureen w tray & cover, Adams "Bluebell Border Series" ca 1820-1830

Collection of 4 great lidded gravy boats or tureens. Medway, Limoges Staffordshire. Floral and rope designs, elegant style with class gold gilt and emblem style markings, blue and white transfer ware.

(lot of 2) Derby soft-paste porcelain figural group circa 1760, depicting a dandy, rising on a naturalistic base, 5.5"h; together with a Staffordshire figural lidded tureen, 19th century, in the form

A Herend Godollo Red Dynasty pattern small lidded tureen with gilded finial and woven handles. Inscribed "1903". H of tureen: 15.5cm (6in)

(set of 3) Masons's Patent Ironstone china, England, "Willow Red" pattern, a lidded tureen resting on underplate, with ladle, maker's mark underfoot, overall: 11"h, 15"w, 11"l, 10.25lbs total Start Pr

THREE PIECES, NO LADLE; VERY RARE PATTERN, BASED UPON WM. PARRY'S EXPLORATIONS OF THE NORTHWEST PASSAGE, AND BEWICK'S "HISTORY OF QUADRUPEDS"; (SEVERAL CHIPS, LID HAS A HAIRLINE) 16" X 10" X 9"

Late 19th C - Early 20th C Antique English Pottery Hen on Nest Tureen. Manufactured by the Staffordshire Potteries featuring hatching chickens from their eggs on a grass bed resting on a fitted ovular

A Staffordshire blue transferware china covered tureen depicting a fishing scene. 6 in tall x 12-1/4 in wide x 10-1/4 in deep.