Six English New Hall Porcelain Works Hard Paste Shallow

A set of six (6) Chelsea style 19th Century English antique soft paste porcelain. Hand painted wildlife animalier works depicting colorful wild birds. Bordered by trees and foliage. Bottom each plate

5 New Hall, early pieces, colorful orange, pinks with man at window, 8 inch shallow plate, 3 dishes at 5.5 inches, cup. 9 inch porcelain plate, leafy foliate, blue and mixed colors, no marks* hairline

late 18th/19th century, Worcester teapot, 5-1/2 in. height; New Hall saucer, 5-1/2 in.; square plate, canted corners, 7-3/4 in.; six saucers, 5 in. to 5-3/4 in.

ENGLISH NEW HALL PORCELAIN TEAPOT, having polychrome-painted decoration with floral sprays, paneled, molded sides, and a tea straining/infusing insert that sits below the cover of undetermined associa

New Hall Porcelain works Teapot Circa 1781-1812 with Hand-painted Flowers and patterning. Marked 195 in red on bottom of Pot. Excellent Glaze on outside of Pot with surface flaws typical of this type

Early English New Hall, Shelton, Staffordshire, porcelain tea bowl and saucer hand painted with floral design in pink, green and orange shades. George III period, circa 1795. Please, refer to the pape

A New Hall Soft-Paste Porcelain Eight-Piece Tea Service Early 19th Century comprising a teapot, oval teapot stand, covered sugar, tea bowl, a plate and three saucers. Height of teapot 6 x width over h

Moores hard-paste English porcelain oil lamp, circa 1860, with two cherubs, glass shade and chimney, electrified. Not tested. Base as-is.

A Group of English Soft-Paste and German Hard-Paste Porcelain Table Articles Late 18th/Early 19th Century comprising a pair of soft paste porcelain kidney-shaped dishes with hand-painted fruit, birds,

English, 18th Century, to include two teapots including one underplate, two bowls, one plate and two coffee cans, some with handpainted number to underside. Teapots 5.5 in.

ENGLISH PORCELAIN PITCHER, having an undulated rim and on a footed pedestal and paneled sides, polychrome enamel decoration. Unmarked. Likely New Hall porcelain factory, Shelton. Late 18th/early 19th

English bowl, New Hall, "Boy in the Window" pattern, 19th century, 6", has hairline, repair, sold in as is condition.

19th Century, ca. 1815 English porcelain. Fine form with leaf and floral. Approx. 7". Condition is very good. Provenance: From Cedar Fairmont Antiques. 40yr old Cleveland, OH antique store specializin

Group includes Able XL rain jacket, 2XL high vis T-shirt, safety glasses, six new pairs of work gloves, 2XL high vis jacket, ORR safety vest, 3XL Frankfort district sweatshirt, and NS hard hat. Most i

Nineteenth century. Pearlware tray with blue transfer Asian scene, 9"l., pair of Staffordshire romantic plates, 10"d. and historical handleless cup and saucer with New York City Hall. Together with "M

AN ASSEMBLED ENGLISH PORCELAIN TEA SERVICE FOR EIGHT, COLLINGWOOD AND SPODE St. George Works, Longton, early 20th century The service comprised of eight teacups, eight saucers, six dessert plates, two

4 Early 19 Century English Porcelain Bowls: A Flight Barr & Barr Bowl with impressed FBB & Crown mark to base, a Chelsea Style Exotic Bird & Flower Bowl, and 2 New Hall Staffordshire "Boy in the Windo

3 Antique English Porcelain Items, Including Royal Worcester Hand Painted & Jeweled Cup & Saucer, an 18thC. New Hall Cup & Saucer, and Royal Worcester Hand Painted Pitcher. Condition: All Appear to Be

A group of four English porcelain table articles comprising a small circular blue and white bowl with gold trim in the "Verandah" or pattern "Chinamen on a Verandah", Unknown (possibly New Hall); a me

A 19thC English porcelain tea bowl and saucer with hand painted floral and foliate decoration. The saucer marked New Hall under. Tea bowl approx. 2" high, saucer approx. 5 1/2" diameter (2)

New Hall, with an overpainted blue and gilt border, circa 1800. Dia of saucer 13.5 cm (5 1/4 in.)

French and English porcelain group comprising two cups, two saucers and a small Chinoiserie cup by New Hall. [Saucer: 5 3/4" Diam.]. Minor rubbing and wear to decoration.

handpainted florals, elaborate gold work, footed, handled, 4" diameter, crossed swords mark...Meissen porcelain or Meissen china is the first European hard-paste porcelain that was developed from 1708

"A History of the English Language", by Albert C. Baugh, published by Appleton - Century Company, New York and London, copyright 1935, first edition. First version of this classic work. Hard boards, o