English Blue Transferware

Large English Blue Transferware Porcelain Pitcher, 19th Century, leaf molded under spout with applied handle Height 9.5 in. Width 12 in. Depth 9 in.

English blue transferware deer platter 11.5"h x 16.25"l x 12.25"w; together with character jugs, 18th c., tallest 5".

1- Historical Staffordshire Winter View of Pittsfield Mass Plate Circa 1826-1834 by James & Ralph Clews 10 1/2". 2- Historical Staffordshire The Landing 0f Gen. Lafayette at Castle Garden Circa 1826-1

J Furnival & Co. England Blue Medina Ironstone Transferware Platter 12.5" x 16". W. Adams Sons Columbia Pattern Blue Transferware Platter 12.5" x 16". Condition Report: Adams platter has chips, see ph

(9) English Blue Transferware Butter Pats

(set of 43) English blue transferware dinner service, Salem China Company, Olde Staffordshire, "English Village" pattern, including: (6) dinner plates, approx 9 7/8diam"; (6) salad plates, approx 7 7/

English, 19th and 20th century. Seven-piece group of mainly blue and white "Blue Willow" pottery transferware tableware comprising: two Charles Allerton & Sons "Willow" platters, a pair of attributed

Riley, unidentified, edge wear, normal wear, L-17", G-G+

English and Scottish, 19th and 20th century. Group of three blue and white transferware platters comprising of "Willow Pattern" by J & M P Bell, English landscape scene and figural and rooster fight s

(6) Pcs. Early English blue & white transferware, including: (3) tureens with lids, (2) plates and (1) rare 3-handle mug. PROVENANCE: The Englishman's Antiques, Addison, Texas. Circa - 1860 - 1900.

In a quadruped design with deer in a landscape setting, based on a Bewick print, Staffordshire, c.1815. L. 47.2 cm (18 1/2 in.)

English Flow Blue Transferware Platter. 16 3/4" X 13"

Lot of 19th c. English Light Blue Transferware, incl; Asiatic Pheasant Well & Tree Platter, (old chip under edge of platters) Pheasant (16"L) & (13 1/2"L), Open Vegetable (12"L), and Covered Vegetable

(lot of 11) English Staffordshire blue and white transferware, including: (1) footed bowl, early 20th c., in the "Abbey" pattern, unmarked, attributed to George Jones & Son, approx 4.5"h, 9"diam, (10)

Four English Blue Willow Transferware Platters by Various Makers, 19th Century, Including, Staffordshire, Wedgwood, Allertons and B.T.P. Co. Largest dimensions: L: 12 1/2 x W: 16 in.

Woods, "Lambton Hall" "Durham", some wear on bottom; L-21", VG-EX

English, 20th century. Twenty piece group of various Blue Willow transferware porcelain comprising of two square dishes (w. 9.5"), five tea cups (h. 2.875"), six saucers (diam. 5.25"), six small plate

MAKER Josiah Spode (Stoke, Staffordshire, c. 1762-present) MARKS Marked (lid and bottom): Bridge of Lucano, Italy. DATE c. 1820 DIMENSIONS Width 10.5 Depth 9 Height 6.5 in.

comprising a pitcher marked "Land Co." and "Etruscan" (14 in. high); a chamber pot, unmarked (5 1/2 in. dia.); a cachepot, marked "Cauldon, England" (3 1/2 x 6 in.); two assprted small bowls, each unm

Basketweave design and medallions

early 20th century; blue printed mark "[crown] Allerton's / England / Willow"; 14 inches wide; 11 inches deep

To include: four Wedgwood Ironstone "Chapoo" 8 1/2" plates; one 9 1/4" "Rhoda Gardens" plate, one 7 1/2" "Rhoda Gardens" plate, three 10 3/4" "Rock" plates, likely Edward Challinor; one 7 1/4" "Indian

Woods,"London Views", "Regent Street - Georges Chapel", bottom wear; L-16 1/2", G-VG

Group of (19) Pieces of Matching Pattern Mid-19th c. English Staffordshire Blue Transferware, decoration featuring figures and cows in a landscape scene with a village and waterfall, no maker's marks,