Collection of English Staffordshire Blue Transferware

Collection of four (4) 18th Century to 19th Century English Staffordshire pottery plates, produced by Enoch Wood (1759-1840), known as "Father of the Potteries." blue & white transferware landscape sc

Group of (16) Pieces of English Transferware, ca 1820-40, incl: (3) Plates, "Italian Scenery, The Arch of Janus, 5 5/8" diam., one with two base hairlines and rim frit; (4) Floral and fruit basket dec

Lot of (14) Pieces of Assorted Antique English Blue & White Transfer Ware, mostly plates, incl: 19th c. dark blue Staffordshire plate, Salem pattern by John Edwards (Longton & Fenton), 7" diam.; Early

(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)

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,

Newark, New Jersey English Staffordshire Blue Transferware Plate.

A Miscellaneous Collection of English Staffordshire Blue Transfer Printed Ceramic Serving and Decorative Items, 20th Century.

An English Staffordshire Blue and White Transferware Master Salt, Early 19th Century, Together with a Leeds early pepper pot, early 19th century. Pepper pot dimensions: H: 4 1/2 x Dia: 2 1/4 in. Maste

including one Davenport depicting a country house in landscape, one titled "British Scenery", one titled "Sheltered Peasants", one with label inscribed "Peshkov Palace", one titled "Holyrood House Edi

Antique English Staffordshire Edward Challinor Ironstone Blue Transferware Platter in Lozere Pattern from the mid 1800's. Ca. 1853-1862. Age appropriate crazing, stained to back. Front still quite nic

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

(2 Pcs) of Early 19th c. English Dark Blue Staffordshire Transferware, including: Platter, from the British Views series, probably by Henshall & Co., depicting a country manor house with riders on hor

Antique 18th Century to 19th Century blue & white transferware English Staffordshire porcelain platter plate, produced by John Riley (died 1828; fl. circa 1796-1828) and Richard Riley (died 1828; fl.

Antique 18th Century to 19th Century blue & white transferware English Staffordshire porcelain platter plate, produced by Ralph Stevenson (1776-1853; fl. circa 1810-1832). Octagonal form deep blue tra

Group of 10 dark blue Staffordshire transferware plates, all English and religious genre, some Clews, Adams and Hall, all 19th century, largest 10"

Yosemite Valley California English Adams Transferware Jonroth Staffordshire Blue & White Souvenir Plate Approximately 9 7/8 inches in diameter.

Yosemite Valley California English Adams Transferware Jonroth Staffordshire Blue & White Souvenir Plate Approximately 9 7/8 inches in diameter.

Plates and shallow bowls. From the collection of Phillip Siebert. SHIPPING: They show some wear, crazing, the small bowl a repaired chip.

The first, a Davenport bowl, decorated in blue with Chinese inspired foliage, the second, a blue transfer ware Willow pattern plate. Diameters 10.25 in., 9 in., respectively. Together with a group of

Collection of Antique 19th C English Porcelain. Blue and white transferware / ironstone pieces. Property of a South Salem, New York Circa 1860s Farmhouse.

Collection of (14) Pieces of Staffordshire Early 19th c. Blue Transferware, all marked 'Stone China', including: Footed Bowl with palm trees, floral and figural decoration, 3" high, 6 1/4" diam., one

(lot of 7) English ceramic dining ware, including: (1) Staffordshire blue and white transfer-ware tureen, in the Blue Willow pattern, having dual handles, star fracture underfoot, approx 5.25"h, 12.75

Collection of (5) Pieces of ca. 1810-40 Staffordshire Dark Blue Transferware, including: Teapot, with decoration depicting two women by a manor house, marked 'Stone China' on base, 6 1/2" high, 10" x

A 19th century Staffordshire Blue & White Transferware platter, probably by Stevenson. Depicts "Lowther Castle, Westmorland" within an Acorn and Oak leaf border. Crowned Blue printed title mark, impre