Two pearlware strawberry pattern teapots, 19th c

British, 19th century, Queen Charlotte pattern, teapot; bowl; lobed dish; two cups (one with handle) with three saucers, 3-1/4 to 8-1/4 in.

AN BLUE TRANSFER-PRINTED PEARLWARE 'RUSSIAN PALACE' PATTERN PARTIAL DINNER SERVICE EARLY 19TH CENTURY comprising a shaped square tureen and cover, oval tureen and cover, two square dishes and five ova

Two English Regency Coalport porcelain teapots, early 19th century, comprising one pattern 696 having a Greek style gilt and orange pattern and one pattern 558 in the Imari taste with an urn form fini

Two color paneled cranberry color with white overlay has strawberry pattern cut. Additionally the alternate panels are covered with very heavily raised up gold gilding. HEIGHT: 11.25 in. (29 cm)

Assembled Porcelain. Pair of circa 1810 porcelain coalport "Imari" pattern plates, 9.5dia. Royal crown derby circa 1820, teapot and two cups, imari pattern. Royal crown derby red, blue and white cream

First quarter 19th century. Closely matched assembled set in oyster pattern. Teapot, 6"h., covered sugar, creamer, two waste bowls, 2.5"h. 5"d. and five handleless cups and saucers. Together with nine

English pearlware (3)-piece tea set, Late 18th/early 19th c., possibly Leeds, yellow tulip pattern, swan finials, incl. teapot, waste bowl, and creamer, 6"h (teapot)

Spode (English, founded 1767). Three pieces of English pearlware and porcelain comprising two early Staffordshire leaf shaped blue and white transfer olive dishes in the "Willow" pattern along with a

China, 19th C., Rose Medallion Teapot, complete with two teacups and base plates, all decorated in a dense pattern of vibrant colors and gilt trim depicting emblems of people socializing. Height 8 in.

English, 19th century. Group of forty-two pieces blue willow and gilt transferware pattern ironstone tea service comprising of one teapot (w. 10.25"), one lidded sugar (h. 4.5"), one waste bowl (h. 3.

Grouping of 4 pieces of white ironstone china, 19th century, including: Two serving pieces, teapot and sugar bowl, both in matching patterns - the sugar bowl with the impressed mark of "Ironstone / J.

English, early 19th century. Group of four enameled pearlware Chinoiserie transferware pieces in the Apothecary or Parasol pattern comprising two 8.25" soup bowl, one 9" square bowl, and one 17" platt

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

First quarter 19th century. Two finger vases with blue feather edge and vining strawberry decoration. Damage and restoration. 7.5"h. 8.5"w. And a pepper pot, 4"h.

Includes two teapots, larger measures approximately 6.5" H x 11" L. Also includes a sugar bowl & creamer. All have good hand painted surfaces.

Teapot, two creamers, two sugar bowls, five cups and saucers 19th century

Twenty nine pieces. Pattern 110. Cream base with iron red foliage bands and black borders and embellishment. Includes oval teapot with inset lid and black knob finial; similar pot for hot water; slop

Ca. Mid 19thC. Both excellent with no chips, cracks or repairs. Only light to no crazing, inside and out. The larger teapot is T J & J MAYER, the pattern Baronial Halls. The other pot made by Excelsio

LID TO ONE REPLACED, SMALL REPAIRS TO SPOUTS, GREATEST HEIGHT, 7 1/2 INCHES  

(3) teapots. Including blue & white two temples pattern teapot c. 1820's. White teapot marked Spode Copeland's China England. Dimensions: (Tallest) H 4.25" x W 7.25" x D 4" Condition: Crazing to blue

Two porcelain teapots. China. 19th century. Underglaze blue decoration of The Hundred Antiques. Each about 4-1/2" high. From the Estate of Jeanette Curuby.

Two Chinese porcelain teapots, 19th century

Two Chinese Porcelain Teapots 19TH CENTURY the first of Canton style, decorated with figures, the second in the shape of a peach, covered overall with a thick layer of turquoise glaze. Height of talle

Thirteen pieces including three cider mugs, two teapots, etc, 19th/20th c.; Unmarked; Tallest: 5 1/2"