ENGLISH CREAMWARE BOWL - London Delft Deep Bowl, in

With turned wood handle and deep bowl. London, 1730. Probably John Clare. L. 37 cm (14 1/2 in.)

An English Delft Punch Bowl18th century, deep sided form, painted in the Chinese manner with stylized flowers in reserves, raised on a recessed ring foot. 6 x 12 in. The Estate of the late Betsy J. Sy

English, circa 1775. A deep bowl on large footed base; with wide band of fluting around bowl; with rouletted beading at bottom edge of foot, at midsection, and at rim of bowl; and with band of piercin

English, circa 1800, Probably the straw color preferred by German customers. A deep bowl on large footed base; with wide band of fluting around bowl; with rouletted beading at bottom edge of foot, at

hallmarked, maker Townsend & Compton, London. 16 1/2" diameter, 1 1/4" deep. Use wear, oxidation. Property of a Darien, CT Estate.

Probably London or Bristol, mid-18th Century The exterior painted in pale blue and manganese in the cracked ice pattern, the interior with blue floral sprays. D.10 1/2 in. Provenance: Bertie Guest (la

Group of three, comprising an English Delft glazed blue and white earthenware deep dish / bowl, depicting a sailboat with house scene motif, circa 1760, includes two Delft ship motif tiles. Deep dish

English, 1775 An oval tureen probably for stewing with deep body, embossed with unpierced basket weave horizontal handles. Lid with pierced basket weave. With two entwined creamware ropes forming a hi

An English Delft Bowl and Charger18th century, both decorated in blue and white chinoiserie floral designs: charger (12 in.) (rim chips); bowl (2 3/4 x 13 in.) (broken in several pieces and repaired;

Dutch, 18th century, tin glazed earthenware, wide rim, cobalt blue underglaze scene of a town with a fisherman, 13-1/8 in.Â

Period: early 18th century Origin: Holland Description: two blue bowls. Dimensions: 12"d

Three English sterling silver bowls - London 1831, mark of RUNDELL, BRIDGE AND RUNDELL of round shape, the inner rim embossed with floral decoration. Sterling silver, fully hallmarked London 1831-1832

GOLDSMITHS & SILVERSMITH (ENGLISH) STERLING SILVER BOWL, LONDON, 1940 H 5.25" W 13.25" DIA 10.5", T.W. 79.38 TOZ English Sterling bearing the markers of H.S., a lion passant, uncrowned leopard and dat

English silver repousse bowl, London, 1883, vermeil interior, 7.5" dia., approx. 14.37 ozt.

An English sterling small round bowl on stepped foot hallmarked London 1959 by Carrington & Co. 2.25" H x 3.5" W. Weight: 3.79 ozt.

PAIR OF ENGLISH SILVER GILT CENTER BOWLS LONDON 1904. Comprising a pair of heavy silver-gilt center bowls with flared sides raised on four chased plum feet and banded on base and rim with oak leaves a

English Creamware Fruit Bowl, Circa 1770reticulated bowl.Diameter 8 1/2 inches

Lot containing redware jar as is, missing lid and many glaze chips, English creamware footed rectangular bowl reticulated fruit bowl with two handles, English Parian pitcher by Alcock, has battle scen

Pair of Victorian Sterling Silver Deep Bowls, hallmarked London, 1895-1896, by John and Frank Pairpoint (active 1879-1909), each of inverted bell form, embossed with an acanthus calyx and wide scrolli

18th c. Blue and White English or Dutch Delft Bowls with Kintsukuroi (faux gold) repairs, both with blue and white floral decoration, 5" x 10 1/4" & 6 1/8" x 12". Multiple edge chips and frits, larger

English Delft Punch Bowlattributed to Bristol, first half 18th century, underglaze blue with three color polychrome Chinoiserie design, the interior with simplistic blue symbols between double blue li

English Delft Punch Bowl18th century, floral decoration in the style of the popular Chinese export porcelain, raised on a recessed footed base with painter's mark. 5.5 x 10.25 in. The Estate of the la

Hand painted with a waterside pagoda and garden with rocks and gnarled trees, boats on the water, and a particularly delightful bird. The scalloped rim with a broad border with vignettes of boats and

Near Pair of English Sterling Punch Bowls, one London 1892, by William Gibson and John Langman, marked Goldsmiths and Silversmiths, London; the other Sheffield, 1912, maker's mark unreadable, with rep