Six Clews Historical Staffordshire Dinner Plates

James and Ralph Clews (Staffordshire district, England, 1818-1836), circa 1829-1836. A set of six Clews historic Staffordshire brown and white and black and white transfer print earthenware, hard past

English, 19th century. A set of six blue Staffordshire Doctor Syntax series plates, each with stamped title to underside; dia. 10.25 in. (each).

Lot of 20 Historical Blue Staffordshire Transferware, Woods, Clews, Halls, Stevenson & Wedgwood, 19th c. Covered tureen, blue willow platter, soup & dessert bowls, dinner, luncheon & dessert plates. (

Six Historical Blue Staffordshire Articles 19th Century comprising an eagle and shield cup and saucer, a Clews plate and saucer with views of Pittsfield, Massachusetts, a Clews 'Landing of Lafayett'e

Three Ameica and Independence,. Largest 10 1/2dia, smallest 8 3/4dia

James and Ralph Clews (Staffordshire district, England, 1818-1834), circa 1829-1834. A set of two bowls and four plates from the Clews historic Staffordshire transfer print earthenware, hard paste fro

Second quarter 19th century. Five are marked "R. Hall's Select Views, Pains Hill, Surrey, Stone China". Dark blue transfer with fruit and flowers border. One has rim repair, two have some staining. 10

Set of Six CLEWS Staffordshire Flow Blue Plates: Bread Plates in the Weeping Willow Pattern, each 6 5/8" D. Impressed Double Circle with Crown in Center, Clews Warranted, Staffordshire. (150-300)

(2) 10 inch plates, circa 1830, impressed Clews Mark, depicting fisherman on waters edge

Historical blue Staffordshire "Niagara Falls" flow blue dinner plate. Good condition. Dimensions: 10" diameter

An early 19th century blue Staffordshire historical plate by Clews, England. The central panel depicts the Landing of Gen. La Fayette at Castle Garden, New York, 16th August, 1824. The central image d

Historical Staffordshire Blue Transfer Plate by Clews. "Winter View of Pittsfield, Mass.". 9" diam. Condition: Good.

(lot of 2) Scarce English Staffordshire dinner plates, in the "Texian Campaigne" pattern, James Beech, mid 19th c., (one) red, (one) green transfer printed decoration, depicting the 1846 Battle of Pal

(lot of 2) Scarce English Staffordshire dinner plates, in the "Texian Campaigne" pattern, James Beech, mid 19th c., with transfer printed decoration, depicting the 1846 Battle of Palo Alto, marked und

(lot of 2) Scarce English Staffordshire dinner plates, in the "Texian Campaigne" pattern, James Beech, mid 19th c., with blue transfer printed decoration, depicting the 1846 Battle of Palo Alto, marke

English, ca. 1825. Two Clews Staffordshire blue transferware dishes in "Peace & Plenty" pattern, including one platter and one dinner plate, each impressed with maker's mark on underside; platter (lar

A Historical Blue transfer-decorated Staffordshire plate depicting "America and Independence", with impressed Clews mark. 10-1/2 in diameter.

Gilpin's Mills on the Brandywine creek plate. Enoch Wood & Sons, Burslem, England. Earl 19th Century "Wells Cathedral" makers marks. 9 1/4dia

3 pcs. deep blue historical Staffordshire transferware soft paste porcelain including quadrupeds series dinner plate with zebras, lions, and other exotic wildlife, orientalist pitcher with Asian inspi

Ralph Hall, "Plain's Hill Surrey" One small face spec, New York plate, face specs, Clews America & Independence, face specs and Clews salad plate, "Landing of General Lafeyette, surface scratches, oth

England, ca. 1820s. All states plates with scalloped edges and "America and Independence", marked for Clews. Four the same with manor house center. Varying edge wear and stains. 8.75"d. And a smaller

Four Historical Blue Staffordshire Plates of Philadelphia Interest comprising a plate and soup plate with scene of Fair Mount near Philadelphia, a 'Bank of the United States' plate, and a Clews 'Ameri

(2) Pieces of dark blue transferware by James & Ralph Clews, ca 1830, made in England for the American market, depicting the arrival of Revolutionary War hero General Lafayette's at Castle Garden, NY

England, second quarter 19th Century. Scene of "The Landing of Lafayette" impressed "Clews Warrented" mark. 10.5" dia.