20th century Ridgways Verona pattern earthenware

Petrus Regout, twenty-nine piece partial dinner service, made in Maastricht, Holland, late 19th / early 20th C., "Timor" pattern, polychrome earthenware features Asian-style Chinoiserie pattern: a pla

Set of 90 pcs. early 20th c. Wood and Son "Verona" pattern Imari motif transferware dinnerware with polychrome decoration, including 2 platters, soup bowls, dinner plates, serving bowl, cups and sauce

European, 19th/20th C. with various patterns. Chips, wear, cracks, losses, repairs. Largest: 9"dia.

Fine earthenware box with Classic Garden leaves pattern. Wedgwood backstamp. Issued: 20th c. Dimensions: 5"W x 2"H Manufacturer: Wedgwood Country of Origin: England

71 pieces of English ironstone glazed earthenware partial service, mid-20th century, in the "Blue Fjord" pattern, comprising 16 dinner plates, 6 salad plates, 7 dessert plates, 2 serving bowls, 4 soup

High-relief, floral patterns with scalloped rim. Flaking to gilt. Backstamp not genuine William Ridgway & Co mark. Issued: 20th c. Dimensions: 10"H x 11"L x 7.25"W

American (Cincinnati, Ohio), 20th century. A Rookwood pottery earthenware Bud vase with the lotus pattern 2090, marked on base, plus Rookwood pottery bunny figuring, having a high glaze and flame mark

An antique Majolica earthenware pottery compote offers pink bowl with ruffled rim having repeating pattern of flowers surmounting pedestal with footed floral base, KLW impressed as photographed, 20h c

English. Late 19th/Early 20th Century. Marked on the undersides, in the “Rosalie” pattern. Each with shaped element with subtle circular flutes and a molded basket weave, with center flower spray,

Early 20th Century. Spode. Marked on the underside. In the "Chinese Rose" pattern; comprising: a rectangular platter, two square dishes, one with a lid, three rectangular serving bowls, a sauce boat a

English, late 19th-early 20th century. A collection of eighty-one pieces of Ridgeway flow blue porcelain dining service in the "Lugano" pattern, each piece marked on underside, including one large pl

Nest of 5 early 20th c. green glazed earthenware pottery mixing bowls with embossed basketweave pattern, accompanied by a pitcher and 6 matching mugs 4.5"-9" -some crazing and signs of age to bowls

20th century Germany German earthenware ceramic Flounder fish shape dinner plates. Manufactured by Waechtersbach, Germany. Each flatfish designed plate features a raised ribbed pattern to the dorsal a

20th century Germany German earthenware ceramic fish shape serving platter. Manufactured by Waechtersbach, Germany. Design features a raised ribbed pattern to the dorsal fin and the tail, as well as t

North Africa, Morocco, Fez (Fes) region, ca. 19th to early 20th century CE. A beautiful earthenware vessel known as a mokhfia, with lovely hand painted polychrome patterns. The bowl rests on a ring fo

Third quarter 19th century. Lavender transfers on heavy earthenware. Some wear and smaller is stained and has an interior hair line. 19"w. 15.25"d. and 17"w. 13.75"d.

Dimensions: H 13" x DIA 10" Condition: No issues to note.

20th c. EARTHENWARE TAIWAN TEA POT

Tiffany & Co Sterling Silver 3-Piece Coffee Service- c. early 20th century. Pattern #17497. A three-piece sterling silver demitasse set comprising a tall coffee pot (1 1/4 pints), open sugar bowl and

Standing fruit bowl, Alexander Chronis LTD, USA, 1930 pattern with a 1950 brass bowl. Mahogany and enameled brass. 23.75 diameter x 23.5h

red and ivory rug with depictions of birds and flowers. Inventory Code: 1K-74 Provenance: Part of over six-hundred Items consigned from an important Millwood, NY family

DESCRIPTION: An earthenware ceramic sculpture by Jerry Dukoff. Depicts a stylized sculpture of a seated mother with child embraced in her arms. Signed "JD".Artist was featured in the MOMA during the 1

Royal Crown Derby Traditional Imari china, 20th c., pattern #2451, partial service incl.: (12) dinner plates, (13) salad plates, (14) footed cream soups, (14) cream soup saucers, (12) demitasse cups,

(lot of 16) Steuben colorless glass highball glasses/ tumblers, 20th c., pattern number 7940, each with engraved signature underfoot, (one) with chips to base, approx 6.5"h, 3"diam, 16.5lbs total Star