STAFFORDSHIRE HISTORIC DEMI-PORCELAIN PLATES

Glass and Porcelain Historic Staffordshire Scene Plate of the Boston State House c. 1818 Historic Blue Staffordshire American Scene Plate: Boston State House, by John Rogers & Son, England, Choice Ext

porcelain. Early 19th century. To include: eight 8 3/4" plates, two 8" plates, four 7 1/2" plates two 7 7/8" plates, four 6 1/2" plates, six 2 1/2" high handless cups, nine 2 1/2" handleless cups, two

Glass and Porcelain "Views of San Francisco" Golden Gate Staffordshire Plate With "Golden Gate and Entrance to San Francisco Bay" c. 1880 "Views of San Francisco" Historic Staffordshire Flow Blue Plat

including one showing the ship thought to be the Cadmus with shell border, impressed Enoch Wood & Sons, d. 10-1/8 in. [two minor rim flakes]; and 'Landing of Gen La Fayette At Castle Garden New York 1

Antique fine porcelain topographical plates. All hand painted. Well ornamented all over - green and gold border surrounding the central riverside castle scenes. Both signed in red on undersides, by ha

Hollyhock pattern by Crown Staffordshire England , hand painted florals with a butter yellow background, gilt edges. 9 in. Hallmarked in pastel green ink . Made in England . Some plates have Moderate

DESCRIPTION: (5 Pcs) A Crown Staffordshire Porcelain Plates Grouping Set. This is a set of white porcelain plates with multicolored floral motif and a gilt rim. Marked with "Crown Staffordshire" hallm

comprising five Limoges gilt and floral decorated plates, twelve Pointon's gilt and floral decorated plates, four Staffordshire scenic plates together with a Paris porcelain covered sugar, creamer and

Underside is marked DAVENPORT LONGPORT STAFFORDSHIRE. Plate is porcelain. Piece is pink with gold gilt rim. Inner area has landscape detail which appears to possibly be hand painted. Piece measures ap

Myott Staffordshire (English, 20th century). "Sevres Blue" pattern cake plate with sterling rim. Appropriately marked. Approx. dia. 11.75" (overall)

A vintage blue and white porcelain decorative plate. The obverse depicts a home, horses, and foliage. Border is decorated with florals. Obverse reads: The Peacock. Rim is slightly scalloped. Underside

MEASURING APPROX 22CM.

MEASURING APPROX 22CM. Please follow us on Instagram to stay updated with our current and future auctions: @albinus_auctions. Study all photographs carefully to get an accurate representation of the i

19th Century Enoch Wood & Sons Deep Flow Blue English Historical Staffordshire Porcelain Plates Four total Dark Blue Transfers with Shell Borders and Impressed Factory Marks (1) Boston Harbor Commeric

Two 19th c. deep blue historical Staffordshire porcelain plates, one by Enoch Wood & Sons depicting the chip "Cadmus" with American flag and sail boat in fore ground, the other by Wood depicting "Fall

FLOW BLUE 'ANCIENT RUINS' COVERED VEGETABLE DISH & UNDER DISH, 19TH C, 2 PCS, L 11"-13" A Staffordshire demi porcelain under platter and covered vegetable dish in deep blue on white. The covered veget

19th Century Enoch Wood & Sons Deep Blue English Historical Staffordshire Porcelain Plates and Serving Dish Platter Five Total Dark Blue Transfers with scalloped edged rims and shell grotto borders al

A historical blue transfer-decorated Staffordshire porcelain plate by Wood titled "Fall of Monmorenci, Near Quebec". 9-1/8 in diameter.

Antique Ridgways Staffordshire porcelain plate in Windsor pattern. Marked genuine hand engravings to underside. Trademarked to underside. Made in England. Some surface wear including crazing and scrat

DESCRIPTION: (12 Pc) A Staffordshire porcelain grouping set of twelve (12) dessert plates, decorated with hand painted floral rose motifs in burgundy, pink and yellow colors; further embellished with

Desert plates, set of 11, manufacture's mark to underside. 9dia

20th Century, Marked By Clarice Cliff Underside, Transfer Decoration In Brown, Each Diameter 10 Inches. Condition Commensurate With Age; Please Review Photos.

Collection of four (4) 18th Century to 19th Century English Staffordshire pottery plates, produced by Enoch Wood (1759-1840), known as "Father of the Potteries." blue & white transferware landscape sc

with transfer pheasant decoration signed "A. Robert",set of twelve. Crazing, enamel, gilt wear, a few small scratches, two with stains. 9" diameter.