Burslem Staffordshire England Pitcher, Lenox swan, and a Wedgwood mini vase, and more

Antique Hill Pottery Co Burslem Staffordshire England Orange Porcelain Vase. Signed on the bottom. Small chip to the lip. Approximate size: 5.25'' x 5'' x 5''

Underside reads ROYAL STAFFORDSHIRE POTTERY BURSLEM ENGLAND IRIS. Pitcher is vintage. Piece has “ISIS” pattern with floral, leaf & gilt detail. Pitcher measures approx 5 inches tall 4 inches deep

A Wedgwood Tri-Color Jasperware Urn, Burslem (Stoke-on-Trent), Staffordshire, England, late 19th centuryMarks: WEDGWOOD, 11, (dot)6-5/8 inches high (16.8 cm)

A Pair of Wedgwood Porcelain Cabinet Vases, Staffordshire, England, circa 1870Marks:

Largest vase is approx 8 3/4" tall

Tallest is approx 10 3/4". NO SHIPPING

English, Irish and German Ceramic Assortment Including mugs, plates, vases and candlesticks by Wedgwood, Belleek, Woods Burslem England, B, W, M & Co. flow blue style dishes, a Villeroy & Boch lidded

Wedgwood Rosso Antico Egyptian motif three-piece tea service: teapot, creamer and sugar bowl Burslem (Stoke-on-Trent), Staffordshire, England, early 19th century basalt ware impressed marks teapot: 8

A Wedgwood Creamware Covered Tureen, Burslem (Stoke-on-Trent), Staffordshire, England, 19th centuryMarks: WEDGWOOD10 h x 14-1/2 w x 9 d inches (25.4 x 36.8 x 22.9 cm)

Marked for Wedgwood and marked for England, pitcher, vase, porcelain, tableware, English porcelain, measures ht app 8 inches handle to rim app 6 inches, jug, ewer, vase, pitcher, some surface wear,

Approximately 35 pieces, Including a Wedgwood cream vase, a Wedgwood 'Etruria' pitcher, 8 'Coral Border' plates. Also 2 cups and 2 plates from Royal Staffordshire designed by Clarice Cliff. Height of

Three hand painted porcelain pieces: two "Bizarre" vases for Newport Pottery and "Crocus" biscuit barrel with wicker handle for Staffordshire Ceramics, Burslem, England, ca. 1930s All stamped Tallest:

Jasperware Pieces 2 Primrose Etruscan terra cotta Wedgwood pieces. Pitcher and vase both marked "Wedgwood Made in England" along with gold marks of "The Wedgwood collector society". Both pieces are sc

Assorted Lenox Porcelain Table Articles. Vases, pitcher, swan figurines, etc. Various patterns. Tallest item is 9 inches.

Consisting of 2-19th century Staffordshire figures, pair blue Jasperware vases, Jasperware pitcher, 2 creamers, sugar, flat bowl, bowl, Wedgwood pitcher & plate, 2 small Doulton vases & creamer, and p

Biscuit barrel, pitcher, vase and jar with snake skin texture. Issued: 20th c. Dimensions: 9.25"H x 5.25"W, largest Manufacturer: Doulton Country of Origin: England

Late 19th Century, England, Pair Of Swan Pots, Pair Of Leopard Spill Vases, Pair Of Boar Head Stirrup Cups, Pair Of Small Rabbit Figures, Lion And Stag, Swans Height 4, Width 4.5, Depth 7 Inches, All

Glazed white china mini pitcher with cat decoration. Arcadian China stamp on bottom. Circa 1930. Dimensions: 2.5"H Manufacturer: Arcadian China Country of Origin: England

"Lafayette at Franklin's Tomb" Historic Blue Staffordshire Pitcher. Enoch Wood & Sons, Burslem, England 1825-1840.Some glaze wear.Ht. 7".

ANTIQUE MOORECROFT VASE MOORECROFT WAS MADE IN ENGLAND BY A BRITISH ART POTTER MANUFACTURED BASED IN BURSLEM, STROKE-ON-TRENT, STAFFORDSHIRE WHICH WAS FOUNDED BY WILLIAM MOORECROFT IN THE LATE 1800'S

Wedgwood Black Jasper Dip Vase & 2 Pitchers, cylindrical Vase with impressed mark; 2 pitchers with impressed marks & Made in England (3 pc.) Dimensions: Cylindrical Vase 9 3/4" H (ZWED4533/3)(WT)

Comprising a Belleek sugar and creamer, a Lenox sugar and creamer, a Wedgwood bowl with metal mount, a Staffordshire creamer, a large floral embossed pitcher with gilding, and a blue transfer platter

Eight Staffordshire Glazed Earthenware Dogs English, 19th/20th Century comprising two pitchers, three dog figures, a matched pair of dogs marked Staffordshire / Made in England, and a spill vase with

Porcelain Assortment Including tea cups and saucers, plates, tea pots, pitchers, serving dishes; some from Wedgwood, Royal Staffordshire, Lenox, Minton and Royal Worcester; most marked, some with orig