Antique William Ridgway Grecian Blue Large Platter Staffordshire England

Lot of (4) Mid-19th c. Oriental Pattern Transferware Serving Pieces by William Ridgway, Hanley, Staffordshire, England, incl: Lidded tureen, 8 1/2" high, 11" x 8 1/4", lid edge flake; Platter, 17 1/4"

Antique John & William Ridgway Blue & White "India Temple" Ironstone Platter. Left hand side of platter is cracked. Measures 21 inches x 18 inches

English, Flow Blue ceramic platter marked Scinde. Marks from use, glaze wear at rim. no evidence of cracks or repairs. 16" x 12.5" Keywords: John and George Alcook, English, England, Staffordshire, Ir

Historical Staffordshire blue platter strainer with view of Capital Washington. Made by William Ridgway from his Beauties of America Series circa 1825. In perfect condition with no repairs. It measure

Antique, John Ridgway, Napier, Imperial Stone, Brown Transferware Platter, c. 1840's, Staffordshire, England. No chips or cracks, toning, spots to back. 17 1/4"x14 1/2"x1 1/4". Weight 4 pds 12 oz. PRO

Large Flow Blue Platter Iris Pattern By Royal Staffordshire Pottery Burslem England (17"x12")

Large Flow Blue Platter Iris Pattern By Royal Staffordshire Pottery Burslem England (17"x12")

Large Flow Blue Platter Iris Pattern By Royal Staffordshire Pottery Burslem England (14.5"x12")

J&W Ridgway Staffordshire blue transfer platter, All Souls College, St Marys Church Oxford, titled to base, 20-3/4" l, 15-3/4" l, no chips or cracks, some glaze bursts on front, lines on back are dirt

STAFFORDSHIRE ENGLAND WATTEAU FLOW BLUE PLATTERS. 3 ARE INCULDED IN THIS LOT. 1 - 15" 2 - 18.75".

A large Antique Staffordshire Blue Willow Water Pitcher / Cider Jug made in England for retail at L. Straus & Sons New York late 19th, early 20th century. Measures 8.25x5.75x9. The Straus family origi

second quarter-19th century; William Ridgway platter in the "Grecian" pattern, 14 in. L. and a Copeland-Garrett platter in the "Venice" pattern, 19 in. L.

Antique Staffordshire opaque china platter in blue willow pattern. Asian pagoda and landscape motif. Trademarked to underside. Made in England. Measures approx. 15.75 x 12.5 x 1.5 inches. Some surface

English Ridgway Dresden Opaque China Grooved Meat Platter - Blue & white chinoiserie ceramic meat platter/Turkey server by John & William Ridgway, Cauldon Works. 20 3/4" x 15 3/4". Condition: Wear app

Antique FloW Blue Turkey Platter, impressive Flow Blue and white earthenware platter depicting foraging turkeys, edge with grouse and floral decoration, signed on bottom "PF, Cauldon England", 4" crac

Mid 19th century, England. The group includes three large platters and four small dishes. Overall good condition some minor nicks to edges consistent with age and use but this is minimal. No restorati

England, Second Quarter 19th Century. "Windsor Castle" with oak leaf and acorn border. Some knife scratches and wear. 21.75" w. 16.25" d.

England, second quarter 19th Century. "London Views, Cumberland Terrace, Regents Park". Some wear and crazing. 18.75" w. 14.75" d.

This is an absolutely magnificent antique flow blue Oval Serving Platter. The platter is a fine example of the early pieces made by Doulton Burslem Pottery in England. The platter is in the Persian Sp

Historical Staffordshire Dark Blue New York City Hall Plate Ridgway 1825. historical Staffordshire dark blue plate with a view of "New York City Hall". From William Ridgway's Beauties of America serie

A large 19th century historical blue staffordshire platter. Measures 16 inches across. Very nice color. [ALMOST HOUSE BOSTON]. Front clean, backside has a 3 inch line coming off edgbew in one spot.

Circa 1825; large blue well & tree platter, with floral border and capital in center, from the " Beauties of America" series, identified on verso, 20 1/2 in. L., 16 in. W.

Large Antique 19th C Staffordshire Blue Willow Platter. 18 inches x 14.

Very large Antique early English blue willow style pattern platter. Hallmark for Caughley -Salopian China Manufactory - Pottery Works in Shropshire, England on bottom of the platter. During the 1780s