WEDGWOOD 'THE AMERICAN SAILING SHIP' PLATES,

(8) plates. Marked underneath. Dimensions: Dia. 10.75" Condition: No issues to note.

8 Wedgwood England brown transfer limited edition 10.75" plates of The American Sailing Ships designed by George C. Wales 1950 with incised marks dating 1951 / 1952 - includes the President, two Range

Lot 125 8 Wedgwood American Clipper Ship Plates of Maritime interest, centered with various sailing vessels, and marked to bases diameter 10 3/4 inches Provenance: Property from the Collection of Sey

SET OF EIGHT WEDGWOOD AMERICAN CLIPPER SHIP PLATES20th CenturyGrisaille decoration. Marked on back for Shreve, Crump & Low.Diameters 9î.

A Collection of Wedgwood Nautical Plates and Mugs. Together with six Americana porcelain mugs depicting ships. Wedgwood comprises twelve 11" sailing ship plates, twelve 9.25" clipper ship plates, eigh

(SET OF 11) LENOX NAUTICAL PLATES - Famous American Sailing Ships, Hand Painted and Gilt Display Plates made for Black, Starr & Frost, Gorham, Inc. of New York. Ships are all under sail at sea, identi

SET OF ELEVEN WEDGWOOD PLATES DEPICTING AMERICAN CLIPPER SHIPS20th CenturyIncludes the Red Jacket, Flying Cloud, Ann McKim, Stag Hound, Sovereign of the Seas, N.B. Palmer (x2), Witchcraft, Gamecock, Y

Collectible nautical themed historical sailing ship plates made for the Swedish American passenger line by Sweden's acclaimed ceramic factory, Rorstrand. Design features black transferware of engravin

Rare 19th century Wedgwood platter depicts Davy Jones' Locker, 3-masted sailing ship, sailors / whalers, American flag, and Davy Jone's face image, cannon, anchor, netting and drum depicting laying at

Dark blue on white plate, featuring a sailing ship thought to be The Cadmus, shell border, bottom marked with "3" in blue and incised "5"; first half 19th century; 10" dia., professional repair to cra

20th century, for the American market, porcelain painted with iron red ship with American flag, sailing on gilt waves, 10-3/8 in.

ENGLISH TRANSFER-PRINTED NAUTICAL AMERICAN HISTORICAL CERAMIC PLATES, LOT OF TWO, transfer design of a steam sailing ship in center with a transfer-printed rope and chain on inside and outside of marl

Part of the Georgetown Collection. White dinnerware adorned with notable nautical ships in blue. Ship images are originally from Wedgwood engravings. Includes 2 dinner plates, 10 soup bowls, 2 cups, 2

Of tabernacle form, the outset cornice applied with spherules, above a carved frieze and eglomise panel depicting a ship sailing toward a castle, above a rectangular mirror plate, flanked by fluted co

Edward Moran (Pennsylvania, 1829-1901) oil on panel of an American brig sailing ship and lighthouse, signed lower right 9.5"L x 16"W sight size

American Sailing Ship Diorama, approx. 18.5" x 4" x 14.5"

Late 19th century American sailing ship diorama, ship is 3-dimensional with hand painted background, has pennants and American flag hanging from mast, original glass in gold gesso frame, sight is 11.5

First quarter 20th century. Exceptionally well detailed wooden model of a three-masted sailing ship. String and chain rigging, metal details including davits, cloth sails and original paint. Some glue

J.R. Christopher American Sailing Ship in NE. 1899. Signed and dated. Paint on cardstock. Minor wear on edges from frames, surface grime, otherwise good condition. 17" w x 11" h. Est. $100-200. Ship:

OIL PAINTING OF AN AMERICAN SAILING SHIP ON CANVAS Signed 'K. Raskell' on the lower right. H 24 x W 36 inches (unframed)

Four Calyx Ware dishes by Adams, real English Ironstone made in England in "Ming Jade" pattern (approx 10" dia) and 10 Wedgwood plates with a variety of ship designs (measure approx 8.5" dia).

Good overall as pictured.

Limited First Edition Derek G. M. Gardener Ships of the Golden Age of Sail Constitution porcelain plate issued by The Franklin Mint, 1986. Measures approx. 8.75 inches diameter. Some surface wear cons

By H.I. Chappell’s, 1935