Three Staffordshire Bowls

Three English Transferware bowls, bearing the underglaze blue mark "Riley's Semi-China" 10" diameter, minor cutlery marks to center, not visible chips, cracks or repairs. All pieces ding when tapped.

Three Late Adams Rose Staffordshire Waste Bowls. Signed England late Adams Rose. Strong floral leaf and bud decoration. Ranging in size from 2 3/4" x 4 3/4" to 3 1/4" x 7 3/4". Condition: Very good. L

English, 19th century. A group of three Staffordshire dark blue porcelain dishes, including one teapot with a reindeer pattern, one bowl with a transferware image of Villa in Regent Park, London, and

Three(3) bowls. Flow blue decoration; 5.5in. - 6.5in.D.

Pair of Staffordshire Three-Color Rainbow Spatterware Plates, William Adams, Circa 1830. Each sponged in concentric red, blue and green bands, each impressed "ADAMS;" the stick spatterware bowl sponge

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

Three early 19th century Staffordshire Historical Blue & White Transferware sugar bowls. Includes one with image of an Eagle above Commodore Perry's tomb attributed to Davenport & Co., one with seashe

English, early 19th century. An early Staffordshire three piece pearlware teaset comprising the teapot, handled sugar bowl and creamer all hand painted in an Imari palette with a small house and chino

Historical Staffordshire cut corner bowl. This particular form is nearly impossible to get with an American View, let alone three. Shows New York City Hall on the interior then Charleston Exchange and

Early 19th Century Blue and white transfer decoration with three vignettes of a Chinoiserie landscape version of Willow pattern, the interior rim with a stylized foliate scroll diaper-pattern band, th

5 piece misc. lot of decorative items including three German Stein‘s with pewter lids; along with a blue and white Staffordshire platter and bowl; 11"H tallest steins, 13.25”W platter

Second quarter 19th century. English Staffordshire. "Mt. Vernon" sugar bowl with some chips, 5.75"h. "Mt. Vernon" handless cup and saucer with wear on cup and chip on saucer. And a Clews plate, "Washi

STAFFORDSHIRE TRANSFER-PRINTED CERAMIC TEA BOWL AND SAUCER SETS, LOT OF FIVE, each having red transfer design of "Garden Sports" pattern. Each saucer with impressed "ADAMS" mark to base, three saucers

Three Transfer-decorated "December" Christmas Staffordshire ABC Plates, mid-19th century, 2 with same image of Father Christmas with raised decorative band and no issues, 1) bowl with green transfer,

Wedgwood Rosso Antico Egyptian motif three-piece tea service: teapot, creamer and sugar bowl Burslem (Stoke-on-Trent), Staffordshire, England, early 19th century basalt ware impressed marks teapot: 8

Three pieces of early 19th century Staffordshire Historical Blue & White Transferware. Includes a Clew's "Peace and Plenty" plate and "Landing of Lafayette" rectangular dish, and a bowl with image of

England, 2nd half 19th Century. Large platter, two medium size platters, one "Warranted Staffordshire" and one "Warrented JL Co", three oval bowls, two oval bowls with seperators, tureen and two plate

A partial porcelain dinner service in the "Hunting Scene" pattern. Comprising: four 8 1/2" soup bowls, six 5" demitasse saucers, six 2 1/2" tall demitasse cups, four 4 1/4" tall coffee cups, three 5 3

Comprising, a covered dish, a teapot, two coffee pots, two covered sugar bowls, two creamers, an open sugar bowls, two cups and saucers, two bread and butter plates, four bowls, and three salad bowls,

comprising three bowls, eight plates and a teapot. Chips, stains, hairline cracks, one plate with repair, teapot lacking lid, handle repaired. Largest: 11 3/4" high, 8 3/4" wide. Provenance: Estate of

Three soup bowls, with scene “Landing of General Lafayette at Castle Garden New York, 16 August 1824”. Stamped on base Staffordshire, Clews, Warranted. Made by James and Ralph Clews, Engla

ENGLISH STAFFORDSHIRE POTTERY FLOW BLUE TABLE ARTICLES, LOT OF SEVEN, comprising two water pitchers, a teapot and cover, a gravy/sacue tureen and cover, and three 7 1/8" D bowls, the items transfer-pr

comprising four plates and three bowls. Small chips, stains to tulip plate. Largest: 10" diameter. Provenance: Estate of David Niven, Watermill NY.

Three (3) pieces English ceramics. 1st item: Scarce English Staffordshire Creamware sporting themed pitcher in Prattware colors, depicting a hunting scene in relief across the body, and black and brow