Dutch-Decorated English Creamware Prodigal Son Plates

English Creamware Dutch-Decorated Plate, 'The Prodigal Son Returns,' 1780-90. Painted with one of the six scenes from the Biblical story of "The Prodigal Son," identified "ZYN BEROUW" below, within a

Dia.: 23 cm

A complete series of seven Dutch-Decorated Leeds creamware "Sacraments" plates, 18th C. Dia.: 24 cm

18th c. English Creamware Plate transfer decorated with "Liverpool Birds". Woven pierced decorated rim. Probably Wedgwood. Measures 9 3/4". Weight 10 oz. PROVENANCE: A Private Williamsburg VA Estate.

Figural decorated cabinet plate circa 1790. Label verso "Suchon & Siegal Fine Antiques Est. 1968. New York City." Dimensions: 10" ⌀ ; 

Group of English Decorated Creamware. Comprising a Navette Form Footed Comport with Scrolled Handles, Cover Sauce Tureen with Oval Under Dish, Circular Shaped Plate, and a Shallow Square Reticulated S

DESCRIPTION: Two Sevres style porcelain plates by A.B. Daniell & Sons from Wigmore Street in London, each featuring a gilt floral and foliage pattern against a pink lip and decorated in the well with

19th century. Includes a luster mug with a sailor and his love, 4.5" high; together with a 9.5" Phillips and Son "Lahore" flow blue plate and a 9.75" floral-decorated ironstone plate.

Collection of five pieces English tableware comprising, a pair of salt glazed polychrome decorated creamware plates with scalloped and diapered rim (dia. 9.25"), floral polychrome creamware plate (dia

Assorted English Creamware Group, 18thc. comprising two basket weave and ribbon border plates decorated with floral sprigs and strawberries, a Davenport creamware small plate decorated with brown glaz

First half-19th century. Pearlware Queen's Rose plate, 10"dia.; reticulated rim creamware plate, 9.75"dia.; impressed "Wood" rose decorated plate, 7.75"dia.; "Leeds Pottery" creamware plate with roman

Eight plates, including a pair of Brownfield & Son octagonal plates, two Prussian and one Bavarian floral-decorated plate, two decorated with iris and water lily, and a Capo di Monte plate. Greatest l

Fourteen English and Dutch Blue and White Transferware Plates and Shallow Bowls by Various Makers, 19th/20th Century, Including Staffordshire, Spode, Wood and Sons and William Adams. Largest dimension

(lot of 4) English blue and white transfer decorated ceramic plates, comprising: (1) Cauldon England large charger, figural provincial scene; (1) Enoch Wood Sons St Philips Chapel; (1) Wedgwood Longfe

(lot of 4) English and other silverplate tableware, comprising: (1) warming plate, bearing the William Hutton & Sons hallmark, decorated with etched monogram, curved reeded legs, retaining two oil lam

Pair English Victorian silver plate candlesticks, circa 1880 (12"h) AND 4 Dutch brass tobacco boxes (7"L longest)

ENGLISH CERAMIC ARTICLES, LOT OF EIGHT, including four gaudy Dutch/Welsh flow blue ironstone and two stick-spatter polychrome decorated plates. One impressed "PEARL WHITE" and incised heart on base of

Creamware and other late 18th century/early 19th century English ceramics including a rare plate with lines form the 18th century poem The Excellency of the BIBLE; plus two nice stick decorated type p

English Creamware Plate and Wedgwood Salt Cellar The cellar with impressed mark. The plate 9 1/2 in. diam., the cellar 4 1/2 in. wide. Property from the Collection of Niall Smith

Staffordshire Rabbit, Three Majolica Plates and a Transfer Decorated Creamware Plate The plates comprising: A leaf and basketweave plate A ferns and flowers plate A dog molded plate A plate transfer p

Pair of English creamware plates made by, and clearly marked as, Leeds Pottery. Circa 1780. Each plate with scalloped edge, rim cut out with a variety of shapes and with a raised border of draped desi

English "Prodigal Son" -19th century Four stipple and line engraved prints on paper 6" x 8" (framed)

MT & C Stoneware Blue Willow Platter, 15 x 12 inches, minor rim chips. Pearlware platter with green rim, 14.5 x 11.5 inches, cut marks, rim chips. Six floral decorated creamware plates, diameter 7

English creamware plate with a green lead glaze, circa 1780. Probably made by one of the Staffordshire potters. Skinner sold a similar plate in 2018, which they catalogued as "possibly Yorkshire." Thi