Wood & Sons Transfer Ware Ceramic Plate, England

English country scene of Enoch Woods , stamped marked under glaze,. Plate has colorful roses on border with center English Countryside, horse and buggy stopping at a tavern. Measures 10 in. Glaze craz

(lot of 4) English blue and white transfer decorated ceramic plates, comprising: (1) Cauldon England large charger, figural provincial scene; (1) Enoch Wood Sons St Philips Chapel; (1) Wedgwood Longfe

English Rose country luncheon plates, blue Transferware on cream toned porcelain. Signed on verso, Wood & Sons Made in England. Dishwasher and microwave safe. 8 in. Wood and Sons Plates, Decorative Ar

No number, "Montmorenci Falls Near Quebec", semi-vitreous China; shell border; some edge wear; Dia.-8 1/2", G-VG

SIGNED. This ceramic plate was made especially for the vintage department store B Altman in New York City. Made in England by ADAMS, Plate name is Husking, backside with sever stamped hallmarks under

A 19th Century Enoch Wood & Sons Transferware Plate. Blue and white plate entitled "Guys Cliff Warwickshire". Minor discoloration to white background. 10" diameter. ESTIMATE $50-100

WOOD & SONS HISTORIC BLUE TRANSFERWARE DECORATED PLATE HAVING THE *MARINE HOSPITAL, LOUISVILLE KENTUCKY* IN THE CENTER BORDERED BY SHELLS AND SEAWEED. 9 1/4 INCH DIA. HAS UTENSIL MARKS AND A HAIRLINE

ENOCH WOOD & SONS ANTIQUE HISTORIAL BLUE TRANSFERWARE PLATE HAVING AN IMAGE OF *GILPIN'S MILLS ON THE BRANDYWINE CREEK*. SHELL BORDER. 9 1/4 INCH DIA.

Collection Antique Staffordshire and Wood and Sons Red & White Transfer Ware Dinner Plates and Cups and Saucers. Plates feature scenes from Tennessee and Arkansas. Plates measure 10 inches in diameter

Antique tree of life blue flow transferware ceramic plate. Underside stamped FIBRE, WOOLWORTH ENGLAND, MADE IN ENGLAND. Impressed number to underside appears to be 114. Measures approx. 9.75L x 9.75W

(15) Wood and Son 1891-1907 "Verona" Brown Transfer Ware Dinner Plates: Great group of 15 Wood and Son China Plates. Measuring 10.75 inches This is Verona Pattern. No condition issues just light crazi

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

Including: Pair of Royal Sealey plates in "Homestead" (6.5 in. D), Woods & Sons plate in "Pink Colonial" (7 in. D), Warwick plate in "Tudor Rose" (6.75 in.D), Three W Adams

Including: Pair of Royal Sealey plates in "Homestead" (6.5 in. D), Woods & Sons plate in "Pink Colonial" (7 in. D), Warwick plate in "Tudor Rose" (6.75 in. D), Three W Adams plates in "Cyrene" (2 are

The plate is 8.5 Creamer is 5 in. Marked Wood & Son, Aquila pattern

English/American, 19th/20th C., including, Enoch Wood & Son, Boston, Hoboken, Staffordshire, Stubbs. From: 6-3/4"dia. to 10-1/2"dia.

Each 10" diameter. JS

Presenting a pair of Enoch Wood's English Scenery ceramic plates by Wood & Sons, England. Each plate measures 13 cm in diameter and 3 cm in depth, equivalent to 5.12x1.18 inches. These plates showcase

Woods Burslem England Porcelain Transferware Plates, saucer, tea cup, and creamer. red and white Transferware with Asian motif. 2 dinner plates , 9 in. 2 luncheon plates 8 in. 2 saucers.1 tea cup and

Woods Burslem England Porcelain Transferware Plates, saucer, tea cup, and creamer. red and white Transferware with Asian motif. 2 dinner plates , 9 in. 2 luncheon plates 8 in. 2 saucers.1 tea cup and

Historical Flow Blue Transfer Ware Small Plate, "Commodore Mac Donough's Victory" at the battle of Lake Champlain in 1812, incised maker's mark Enoch "Wood & Sons", Nile misspelling of Commodore's nam

Woods Ware Antique Wood & Son England Plate Lot of 4 Plates c1900 Approximately 8 7/8 inches in diameter.

2 Blue Willow Woods Ware Wood & Sons England Rimmed Plates. Mid to late 1700's plates in excellent condition. They match each other and have a 6 1/8" Diameter

Transfer-printed ceramic plate "ENTRANCE OF / THE ERIE CANAL / INTO THE HUDSON / AT ALBANY" depicting barges on canal with figures and structures in background, unmarked; Enoch Wood & Sons, Burslem, E