Staffordshire Slipware Cup

early 18th century, decorated with striated brown and cream marbled slips, 4-1/4 in. Provenance: Garry Atkins, London (with label to base); Property from the Collection of Dudley and Constance Godfrey

Title: Staffordshire Cup Plate: Washington/Lafayette Date/Period: c.1850 Additional Information: A rare and desirable American Historical Staffordshire Cup Plate showing portraits of George Washington

England, ca. 1820s. Handleless cup and saucer with transfer "Mount Vernon the seat of the late Genl. Washington". Minor faint scratches on saucer.

17 century Staffordshire Slipware Size: 12 in. long, height 4 3/4 in. If you would like to receive more detailed photos, please let us know. We do not accept credit card charges of over $7,500, this a

Historical Staffordshire cup plate in the States pattern by Clews, made in the Staffordshire district of England circa 1825. This is the variation of the States pattern listed in David and Linda Arman

A Staffordshire slipware bird whistle, circa 1800, modelled as a bird, on pedestal base, striped slip decoration, the tail forming the mouthpiece, 14.5cm high

England, ca. 1825-30. Handleless cup and saucer with pink luster rims. Lafayette at Franklin's Tomb transfer. Impressed "E. Wood & Sons..."

Ca. 1820s. Hyena from Hall's Quadruped series, 4.25"d. and the Battery. Filled in rim flake. 3.5"d.

Staffordshire china blue transfer "Lafayette at Franklin's Tomb" depicts the Marquis sitting by Franklin's tomb, by Enoch Wood & Sons. Saucer 5.75" x 1.25" and cup 3.75" x 2.5".

English, 19th century, pearlware. Small/toy-sized handled cup with a pink luster rim and transfer-printed scene of the surrender of Cornwallis at Yorktown. 2.125" high. (LR9)

Two stick spatter plates Dia. 10" and 8-3/8" plus two blue transfer cup plates signed Enoch Wood. Dia. 3-3/4". All in excellent condition without damage. Please refer to link for hi res images. https:

Saucer 6" W Condition: Cup: Minor chip to rim, Saucer: Good

Staffordshire Cup "Charles Wright Born June 24th 1826 Champagne Charlie".

Second quarter 19th Century. Handleless cup and saucer with urn of flowers transfer. Impressed "Clews Warranted...". Saucer has hairline.

DESCRIPTION: A Pair of Crown Staffordshire Cup and Saucer. In matte orange and brown glaze. Hallmarked on the underside: "Crown Staffordshire England" CIRCA: 20th Century ORIGIN: England. DIMENSIONS:

(including handle) Condition: Both good

Second quarter 19th Century. Handleless cups and saucers with butterfly transfers. Stains, one kiln flake on saucer.

THREE STAFFORDSHIRE CUPSEngland, First Half of the 19th CenturyAll unmarked.1-2) Pair with floral decoration and pink lustre bands. Heights 4".3) Double-face mug modeled as a gray-haired woman. H

Set of (6) Staffordshire Crown porcelain teacups and saucers with London Sterling silver holders (1931 date mark).

Huge set of Adams Rose Staffordshire cups & saucers Circa 1860s. There are 15 cups and 16 saucers included in this set. Just a few cups and a few saucers have small, insignificant chips on the base. O

Crown Staffordshire cups and saucers, white decorated in green with swan motif. 12 Cups (3"t), 13 Saucers (4 3/4"dia). Very good condition.

english castle views, saucers 5"W.

Including one Gaudy Ironstone example; and pait of pearlware in London shape transfer print; plus one miniature octagonal London shape transfer print in green, all handlless; plus odd saucer in red tr

British, early 20th century. A group of twenty-four Crown Staffordshire cups and saucers, including two each standard cups and saucers with flower and scrollwork pattern; and ten each demitasse cup