73-Pcs. of Flow Blue Porcelain

Shelf #74 - (12) Pcs Flow Blue porcelain, c/o (9) Pcs Scinde pattern, (3) pcs Chapoo pattern

(4) Pcs flow blue porcelain, c/o George Thomas Mountford (GTM Stoke) Indiana pattern covered casserole, Royal Staffordshire Iris pattern covered casserole, covered casserole marked "R 545204", Franz A

(6) pcs flow blue porcelain, c/o (3) Doulton Oxford pattern 10-1/2" bowls, Wedgwood Fallow Deer 9-5/8" soup bowl, Royal Doulton Egerton 14-1/8" oval platter, unmarked 16-1/8" oval platter

14 PCS. ENGLISH FLOW BLUE / BLUE ON WHITE PORCELAIN. Various makers and dating, some unmarked - cups and saucers, pitchers, platters, etc. - see photos. L from 5 3/4" to 17 1/2". Weight: 14.3 lbs. tot

18 pcs. of late 19th c. Flow Blue porcelain tableware including covered serving dish, 2 oval platters, demitasse cups, cups and saucers, bowls, plates, etc.

(2) Pcs Improved Stone China, flow blue porcelain, Hong Kong pattern, c/o 18" x13-3/4" platter, covered footed vegetable dish

ALLERTONS FLOW BLUE PORCELAIN SET, 62 PCS. "WILLOW" PATTERN 6 plates Dia. 7 1/2", 6 shallow bowls Dia. 7", 6 cups H 2" Dia. 4", 6 saucers Dia. 6", 5 plates Dia 9", 5 cereal bowls Dia. 6", 2 tall bowls

6 PIECES INCLUDING - GAUDY DUTCH DEEP PLATE, (3) PC'S OF GAUDY WELSH, AND (2) PC'S OF GAUDY FLOW BLUE

FLOW BLUE 'ANCIENT RUINS' COVERED VEGETABLE DISH & UNDER DISH, 19TH C, 2 PCS, L 11"-13" A Staffordshire demi porcelain under platter and covered vegetable dish in deep blue on white. The covered veget

Lot of assorted fine European porcelain including 8 Wedgwood demitasse cups and saucers, 8 pcs. Copeland Spode Fleur de Lis tableware, Adams flow blue scenic transferware plate, Minton Haddon Hall Chi

43 pcs. Schumann Arzberg Germany Bavarian porcelain "Heirloom" pattern dinnerware with cobalt flow blue rose decoration, including 3 pc. tea set, dinner plates, cups and saucers, etc., like new overal

Large lot of blue and white porcelain tableware including Meissen style blue onion motif items, ironstone flow blue items, souvenir plates, etc. -some items with damage, approximately 40 pcs. total

23 Pcs. Flow Blue – Tonquin & Cashmere. 11 pcs. in the Tonquin pattern by Adams & Son, including a 13 in. dia. washbowl and pitcher, 10.5 in. octagonal open compote, open vegetable, covered vegetabl

assorted serving pcs, largest platter, 15"W.

FLOW BLUE PORCELAIN WATER PITCHER "CASHMERE" PATTERN, R & M H. 14"

6 Pcs. Flow Blue – Hong Kong Pattern. 4 platters measuring 20 in. wide, 16 in. wide, 12.5 in. wide and 8 in. wide and accompanied by a 13 in. washbowl and pitcher of the same pattern. No chips or ha

29 pieces, to include six lunch plates in the Cashmere pattern, thirteen Adams dinner plates in the Fairy Villas pattern, and ten plates and bowls of various patterns. Dimensions: The Fairy Villas din

3 Pcs. Flow Blue and Transfer Soup Tureens. 1) Flow Blue by T. J&J Mayer, Formosa pattern covered soup tureen, measures 14 in. wide x 11.25 in. high. 2) Flow blue, Rhone pattern, 14.25 in. wide with 1

Pair of Burslem porcelain reticulated dishes. Flow blue decoration depicting a woodland scene with moose and figures in a boat. Impressed mark on one(1) at the underside; 8in. X 10in.

English Flow Blue Porcelain Bowl & Pitcher. 12" H ALL DESCRIPTIONS AND ANY CONDITION STATEMENT GIVEN BY LANGSTON AUCTION GALLERY ARE STRICTLY OPINIONS AND LANGSTON'S SHALL HAVE NO RESPONSIBILITY FOR E

English flow blue porcelain dinner service in the Verona pattern, each with gilt highlights, including (12) dinner plates; (10) shallow bowls; (12) salad plates; (12) berry bowls; (11) cups; (14) sauc

English Flow Blue Porcelain Platter. 23" X 19" ALL DESCRIPTIONS AND ANY CONDITION STATEMENT GIVEN BY LANGSTON AUCTION GALLERY ARE STRICTLY OPINIONS AND LANGSTON'S SHALL HAVE NO RESPONSIBILITY FOR ERRO

(lot of 17) English flow blue porcelain partial tea service, parcel gilt decoration with green leaf motifs, unmarked, including: (1) teapot, approx 8"h, 9.75"w, 6.5"d, (1) handled plate, approx 9 7/8"

A rare large flow blue porcelain vase (damage and repair, 15.25"Hx10.25"dia), according to family, the vase was presented from congress to President William McKinley, before the vase was given to Pres