EARLY BLACK TRANSFERWARE TEAPOT

In wonderful condition with bright and clear colors

An assembled grouping of English soft paste black transferware to include teapot, sauce with underplate, creamer, cups and saucers, etc. Teapot 6-1/2in from base to top of finial on lid.

Possibly by Sowter & Co., Mexborough, England, with "22" stamped on underside of teapot. A similar example can be found in the collections of the Five Colleges and Historic Deerfield Museum Consortium

Lot of 8 pcs of black & white transferware ironstone incl pitcher, teapot, platter, cup & various size plates

Two lots of black basalt-ware, in particular a very good and early 19th century black basalt lidded teapot commemorating Wellington's 1813 victory over the French at Vitoria, modelled with a lion's he

Early 20th C. rare black tone Yixing teapot with inscribed characters, 5"h.

Grouping of blue and white tableware to include: Royal Copenhagen 'Blue Onion' pieces, serving bowl, covered vegetable, teapot, etc.; early English transferware platters and plates, etc.; Spode farmho

ENGLAND, CIRCA 1830 A grouping of three English early 19th century black basalt and jasperware teapots. The lot includes two Jackfield black basalt teapots, one with unusual Asian motif, and a Wedgwoo

Echinus Pattern, Script inside the lid - DM Birney & Co.Fermanagh, Ireland. Black Mark inside lid, Hallmark: D659-I Issued: circa 1854 Dimensions: 3 1/2" H x 6 1/4" W x 4" D Manufacturer: Belleek Coun

Two early 19th century Staffordshire Historical Blue & White Transferware teapots. Includes a Enoch Wood & Sons "Washington Mourning" teapot, and a Adams teapot with image of women in a Chinese landsc

19th Century black and white transferware Chinese Export porcelain with teapot, creamer, sugar bowl, (2) scalloped edge dishes, and covered urn.

Six pieces of early 19th century Staffordshire Blue & White Transferware. Includes a teapot with image of a fisherman before a historic castle, a creamer with seashell design, a low bowl and sugar bow

A fancy covered vegetable bowl in the Priority pattern. 12 x 10 inches. 1 1/2 inch line on base edge and repair to lid knob. Plus a brown transferware teapot with repair to spout and lid knob reglued.

Four pieces of early 19th century ironstone ware including: 2pc Luncheon plates from 1810-30 Davenport "Cyprus" Staffordshire pottery, black mulberry transferware, Chinoiserie design; 2pc 19th Century

poss a davenport piece too! certainly very early 6" tall 10" long seepics

early 20th century, Neptune pattern, including teapot, cream jug, sugar bowl, one cup and two saucers, shell shapes with coral handles, pink lustre trim, black mark, teapot 5 x 8-1/2 in., (six pieces)

A WEMYSS WARE 'BONJOUR' PART TEA SERVICE 'BLACK COCKEREL' PATTERN, EARLY 20TH CENTURY comprising a TEAPOT & COVER, impressed WEMYSS, 11cm high; a MILK JUG, impressed WEMYSS, 7cm high; and a SUGAR BOWL

Tridanca pattern consisting of teapot(9 1/2" long), sugar, creamer, two 8" bread plates, two cups with saucers Irish, early 20th century with 3rd black mark

Twenty nine pieces. Pattern 110. Cream base with iron red foliage bands and black borders and embellishment. Includes oval teapot with inset lid and black knob finial; similar pot for hot water; slop

Collection of (15) Pieces of Early 19th c. Dark Blue Staffordshire Transferware China, all in the same pattern depicting a bird on nest, marked 'Stone China', including: Large teapot, 6 3/4" high, 11"

Grouping of 36 pieces of blue and white transferware china including butter pats, miniature teapot with matching sugar and creamer - good condition - unmarked, etc. Most 19th century to early 20th cen

landscape and figures, house in background, floral surround, blue transferware, circa 1830's, 6 1/2" tall, 11 1/2" long, excellent.

Pewter mounted, comprised of a teapot, height 4.75 inches, milk jug and covered sugar, signed on bottom of all pieces, two signed Wen Hua Shun, early 20th c.

Fine Silver Mounted Early Period Teapot, 17-18th C. A beautifully painted porcelain pot, the silver mounts original, the handle of silver or bronze, black, never cleaned over these 300 years. Of the K