Two Stevenson's Park Theatre, NY, Historical Blue

Two Stevenson's Park Theatre, NY, Historical Blue Staffordshire Plates. 19th century. Dia. 10".

Park theatre NY. 10".

Two Historical Staffordshire China Blue Transfer Plates. "City Hotel New York" 8-3/4" plate by Ralph Stevenson and Williams and "Castle Garden Battery, N.Y." 4-3/4" cup plate impressed Wood. Condition

ENGLISH TRANSFER-PRINTED AMERICAN HISTORICAL CERAMIC CUP PLATE, having blue central design of Baltimore Holiday Park Theatre. Unmarked. Circa 1820. 3 1/2" D.Undamaged.Provenance: Ex-collection Creutzb

A complete set of 7 Dutchess County NY Historical Society Plates by Royal Doulton, all in excellent condition, with no chips, cracks or repairs – each blue and white transferware and 10 &frac12

Group of Five Historic Blue Staffordshire Plates. Two "View from Plymouth Rock." Beauties of America (City Hall, New York) I & W. Ridgeway. "Harvard College" & "Park Theatre New York. R.S.W.Some wear

England, second quarter 19th Century. Both are American scenes. "Transylvania University, Lexington" by Wood. Wear. 9.25" dia. And a soup plate, "Parle Theatre, New York." 10" dia.

England, second quarter 19th Century. An open vegetable bowl, "Hanover Terrace, Regents Park, London'' by Adams. Rim chip. 1.75" h. 8.25" w. 6.25" d. and a plate, "London Views, Regents Park". Crazing

A 19th century Historical Blue Staffordshire "New York From Heights Near Brooklyn" platter by A. Stevenson. Oblong with notches at the rim, transfer-decorated at the well with two young men in the for

Two 19th century Historical Blue Staffordshire plates. Transfer-decorated, including "Catholic Cathedral" by A. Stevenson, depicting St. Patrick's Cathedral, New York, with two figures in the foregrou

Two dark blue historical Staffordshire plates. The first titled "Landing of Gen Lafayette at Castle Garden New York on 16 August 1824" (Castle Garden is also known as Fort Clinton which stands in Batt

Two 2 gallon stoneware crocks marked New York Stoneware Co. Fort Edward N.Y. with blue floral decorations. Both a small rim chip, otherwise very good condition.

Two stoneware 1 gallon jugs decorated with cobalt blue flowers: The first signed Troy N.Y. Pottery, and the second signed Nichols & Boynton, Burlington VT. Both very good condition.

Two stoneware Fort Edward bird crocks. The first, 3 gallon decorated with a blue bird on branch with the impressed mark of "NEW YORK STONEWARE CO. FORT EDWARD. N.Y." - 6" crack extending from rim on b

Two stoneware 2 gallon crocks including: Potter signed illegibly Fort Edward NY – two rim chips and hairline on backside, else good condition; H. Weston Honesdale P.A 2 gallon with bright blue flowe

Three dark blue Staffordshire transferware plates including: Two cup plates of Castle Garden Battery - NY - one with impressed mark or Enoch Wood & Sons Burslem, the other not marked; together with a

Two gallon stoneware jug with blue bird on branch decoration, signed NEW YORK STONEWARE CO Fort Edward N.Y. - minor rim chips otherwise excellent condition.

Two stoneware crocks including 1 gallon with large hand painted cobalt blue number "1" on front signed Fort Edward NY, together with a 1 gallon jug with a blue flower on front. Chip on handle otherwis

Two stoneware crocks including 3 gallon crock with blue flower and leaf decoration signed N. Clark Jr. Athens NY - staining, otherwise good condition; together with a 1 gallon crock with blue leaf des

Circa 1820-30, one marked at the reverse, "The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad", each with impressed Wood and Sons mark.    Dimensions: 9 1/4" and 10 1/4" in diameter. 

England, 2nd quarter 19th Century. "Landing of Genl Lafayette..." Unmarked Clews. Stain and stapled handle repair. 7.25"h. And "Views of the Erie Canal", probably unmarked Enoch Wood. Restoration. 9"h

England, first half 19th Century. Naval battle "Commodore MacDonnough's Victory", unmarked Enoch Woods. Unclear transfer, repaired lid. 8.5"h. And floral Eagle on Urn pattern. Unmarked Clews. Edge wea

TWO HISTORICAL BLUE STAFFORDSHIRE PLATTERS: CLEWS NEWBURGH, HUDSON RIVER AND CANOVA PATTERN. Including ‘Picturesque Views of the Hudson River” by James and Ralph Clews (1829-1856), depicti

"Christmas Eve from Wilkies Designs" and "The B&O Railroad Incline" each approx. 9" to 9.25" Dia. Condition: Both minor edgewear