Sunderland Luster Plaque circa 1850

English Sunderland luster plaque, made in the Sundlerland area circa 1850. These lustre plaques are more commonly found in pink luster, the orange luster is much less frequently found. Molded design w

Antique Masonic Sunderland luster plaque with Masonic emblems transfer and painted. 8 1/4 in H x 9 1/2 in W. Shipping in USA or International please contact both UPS stores for quote: James Lawrence,

Italian Florentine gilt and painted Gothic Renaissance wall plaque circa 1850. 19"h x 7"w x 3"d

(lot of 7) One shelf of decoratives, including Van Briggle gondola boat, 6"l; 19th century Sunderland luster plaque, 7.75"h; Bing & Grondahl egg woman, 8.75"h; Wood & Son Dickens toby jug; figure with

Three Sunderland Luster Religious Plaques English, 19th Century each with transfer text and images, and hand-painted decoration. two with verses, one adorned with a profile portrait of the Reverend Jo

Benin People, Dahomey Kingdom, furniture plaque, circa 1830-1850, depicting Four Warriors, two on horseback with one attendant or prisoner, flanked by banner and snake, mud encrusted wood, 16 1/2" x 2

A ship plaque with a “peace and plenty” motto and a plaque with a view of the iron bridge, mid 19th century. Each approximately 9 x 8.25 inches.

Lot 396 English Book Stand English Book stand with single drawer and inlaid shell decoration to top, bears makers plaque on reverse.  Mahogany  Circa 1850 11 1/2 x 12 3/8 x 8 7/8 in. Estimate $100-$

circa 1850, oval basalt plaque of 3 graces in period gilt frame. Framed under glass, impressed wedgwood mark on verso. Overall excellent condition. Measurement in frame: 12" x 10"

United States manufactured octant, circa 1850, the braced ebony frame having a 12" arm, with a fitted case, the brass plaque reading "John Evans", 11.5"h x 9.5"w x 4"d

Antique Capodimonte porcelain octagonal polychromed and gilt plaque, with bas relief of Neptune receiving tribute, the reverse with blue underglaze mark, circa 1850. 12.5" H x 11.25" W.

England, second quarter 19th Century. A wall plaque with sailing ship "FLYING CLOUD" of Boston. Copper luster border. Minor wear. 7.5"h. 8.5"w. and a cream pitcher with ship transfer and poetic verse

CIRCA 1850 FRENCH WRITING TABLE ON CABRIOLE LEGS WITH PAINTED LIMOGES PLAQUES, THREE DRAWERS AND WRITING SLIDE. Height: 51 in. by Width: 29 in. by Depth: 19 in.

plaques with motto

plaques with motto

plaques with motto

plaques with motto

plaques with motto

Circa 1850 by George W. Zechman of Sunbury, Pennsylvania bearing his plaque in brass at the top center. The case having been brilliantly inlaid and crafted with a mixed of cherry, maple and pine with

A ten piece English and European ceramic lot circa 1850-1920. Featuring a good 9" Sunderland bowl, a 9.75" Austrian ewer, a cheese dome, berry bowl, sugar bowl, Queen Victoria jubilee tea tile, three

New York City - Circa 1850's Highly graphic and decorative. We believe these plaques were adhered to the safes. Brass

19th century. four Sunderland and two luster. H8 3/8" W9 1/4"

after Nikolai Kornilievich Bodarewsky (Russian, 1850-1921), Porcelain Plaque of a Young Girl Holding Rosescirca 1920, hand painted porcelain, verso inscribed "Love/after/Dvorak" to upper left, and sta

Bernard Moore (1850-1935) Flambé Ware vase with flowers and ferns in a variety of colors under red luster glaze with patches of blue haze Stoke-on-Trent, Staffordshire, England, circa 1910 high g