TWO ENGLISH LEEDSWARE EAGLE PLATES.

First quarter 19th century. Scalloped blue feather edges with four color American eagles with shields. 7.25", 8.25"d. Smaller has repaired split with yellowing overspray over most of surface, the othe

Early 19th century. Green feather scalloped edge with four color American eagle center. Flakes. 6"d.Rim flakes in green feather edge at 11, 10, 4.

Early 19th century. Blue feather scalloped edge and four color American eagle in the center. Short hairline on left edge, flake, light knife scratches through center. 7.25"d.

Early 19th century. Blue feather scalloped edge and four color American eagle in the center. Minor faint scratches, edge roughness and small flake on underside. 8.25"d.

First half 19th century. Scalloped blue feather edge with four color American eagle with shield and stars. Eagle has faded to a grey color rather than brown. Chips and hairlines. 8.25"d. Rim chip and

Early 19th century. Blue feather scalloped edge and large, four color American eagle in the center. Glazed over flake on shoulder, faint surface wear and scratches, mainly to table ring. 5.25"d.

Early 19th century. Octagonal with blue feather edge and four color American eagle in the center. Some edge wear including table ring, light knife scratches across center. 7.75"d.

Mid 19th century. Larger is earlier pearlware plate with later Leeds type eagle over the glaze. Slight edge wear, and faint scratches. 6.75"d. And a later form plate with Leeds type eagle. Refired wit

English or American, 19th C. with eagle pediment and two candle arms. Appears to retain its original mirror plate. Some losses and wear. Appx. 40"h

A Group of English Blue and White Porcelain Articles 19th/20th Century comprising a pair of Leedsware oval baskets, a pair of Wedgwood Marigold plates, two large Copeland blue transfer&nbsp

Early 19th century. Blue feather edge with four color American eagle center. Impressed "Wood". 3.5"d.

One J Allsup (9 in. diameter) the other Royal Crown Derby (7 in.)

Twentieth century reprints. Two French, "Fox Hunters", nos. 1 and 3. 14.5"h. 15.75"w., and two English "Plate 1, a Foal with its Dam" and "Plate 3, The Race Horse after Running" in oval reserves, 17"h

Two English Delft Plates and a Quill Holder, 1740-60, the first plate in red, blue and green and depicting a stylized plant; the second plate in blue and painted with a songbird on a branch; the hexag

Two English Delft Plates and a Charger, 1750-70. The first plate London, painted in blue, green, red and yellow with a bird perched on a rock within floral sprays, diam. 11.625 in.; the second plate p

Made for Persian market. One with lion and sword and Farsi inscription and one with floral and scroll designs. Both marked to bottoms. Measures approximately 9-1/2" and 9-3/4" in diameter..All sales a

Two English Majolica plates. One is signed and perfect. The one with the white water lily has a stress fracture and is not signed. Most likely it is English.

Two English Dinner Plates: 1 Doulton & 1 Wood & Son, 10 1/2" D.

Second half 19th century. Both have engraved decoration. Oval with wafer finial. 6.75"h. And rectangular with sphinx finial and divided interior. 6.5"h. Minor wear.

Georgian silver plate dishes, one with pierced scrolling foliate bands and floral accents. The other with hand hammered finish. H. of larger ring dish: 9.8 cm (3 7/8 in.)

Both marked, one Sheffield. Both of egg-shape, with rotating covers, each with inside trays, on curved legs. (Cond: one with a repaired leg)

Comprising a hot water kettle on stand and a warmer plate Hot water kettle 12"h

Two English Silverplate Spoon Warmers, Mappin Brothers - Two English Silver Plate Spoon Warmers. Mappin Brothers, London Spoon Warmer, oval with upright handle, marks on underside, 6" h x 6 1/2" LOvoi

English, early 20th century, including round with three feet, border with scroll, foliate, and mask, heraldic device, marks for Ellis-Baker Silver Co., 15-1/2 in.; rounded rectangular with gadroon bor