Two English Lusterware Motto Plaques

Two English Profile Portrait Plaques, stamped Jobsons, Litchurch Works, Derby Stamped 'Moulded by Jobsons patent process, Litchchurch Works, Derby, Registered no. 3, 13th November 1854'. 13 1/4 x 11 i

Two English Carved Wood Plaques Late 19th/Early 20th Century Height 8 3/4 inches.

Two English Painted Porcelain Portrait Plaques of a Gentleman and Lady S. Chesters, Mid-19th Century each signed 'S. Chesters' on the reverse and with label to verso, C E Ponsford Fine Art Dealer 240

A grouping of two nineteenth century English porcelain plaques in the manner of Thomas Steele along with a Continental plaque. The Continental plaque having hand painted allegorical scenes.Ht: 9.25" W

Early to mid 19th century. The two have been brilliantly rendered and depict Grecian ruins. Each has been well cared for and displays themselves nicely. Framed well for hanging or placing on a shelf o

Five English enamel plaques and two boxes, circa 1753-65 Comprising a pair of oval Birmingham plaques, printed in black with lovers in rural landscapes, the gilt metal frames with hanging loops, 12cm

19th century English porcelain plaque painted with two figures climbing up a hill with the sea in the distance. 22cm High X 16cm Wide

Two English Silver Gadrooned Dishes, London, 1801, lightly scalloped forms with gadrooned rims, with makers mark IM, each engraved with a Unicorn crest and motto ' Virtus Secura Sequettir' eng

In the form of Georgian flatware canteens with monogrammed brass plaques, felt lined tops and fitted compartments. H 12cm (4 3/4in)

ca 1860 English lusterware dinner plates, set of six, two inch pink border with polychrome flower design and light SpatterRose effect, unmarked. D 10". Signs of wear and use, some pattern fading.

English, mid 19th century. Including copper luster with green bands and raised floral designs, copper luster with blue and tan bands and two pieces with silver luster, one with transfer design and oth

First half-19th century. Reticulated fruit basket with blue band, 3.25"h. 8"dia. Together with a Sunderland luster polychrome transfer decorated bowl in mottos and cast iron bridge, 4.25"h. 9"dia. Wea

Staffordshire England fine ceramic with painted figural scenes on each. Plaque measures 3" diameter and 5 1/4" x 5 1/4" with frame, and other plaque 3 3/4" x 3" and with frame 8 1/2" x 6". Estimate $1

19th Century English porcelain plaque (Coalport ?), painted with two birds and a nest with eggs, signed H. Piper, 8.5ins x 6.5ins approximately, gilt framed

All three Porcelain pieces are religious in nature. Two read, "Prepare to Meet Thy God." One reads, "For man dieth, and wasteth away: yea, man giveth up the Ghost and where is he. Job 14. 10." The Lot

Twenty-Five Piece Partial English Ironstone Lusterware Tea Set, 19th c., consisting of a teapot, covered sugar bowl, creamer, waste bowl, nine cups, ten saucers, and two serving plates in gilt and flo

with child and two men at table playing checkers with dog at feet, 14"x12", glaze rub to lady's nose, ref Dawes p42

1st-2nd items: Pair of two (2) English Pate-Sur-Pate wall pockets, possibly decorated by George Jones of Minton, having shaped bodies and backs with forest green grounds, white slip decoration depicti

Rare Carbon Photograph on English Porcelain Plaque thought to be a Governess and two of the children of Edward VII and Alexandra while Queen Victoria was still alive circa 1867; now in a custom gold l

Very old antique hardwood (oak?) plaque, likely from England. Features a crest with two lions. Measures approx. 23" by 17".

Lot of two antique English Victorian two-arm porcelain mounted wall sconces depicting a satyr sitting on a rock while eating grapes. Gilded bronze, circa 1890s. Jasperware plaques inside floral rimmed

Three Sunderland Luster Religious Plaques English, 19th Century each with transfer text and images, and hand-painted decoration. two with verses, one adorned with a profile portrait of the Reverend Jo

An English two-bottle tantalus retailed by Goldsmiths Company, Regent St. London. The wooden frame inlaid with shells. The metal handle engraved with family crest and the motto "ascendoc naviter". The

TWO CONTINENTAL CAST METAL LION PLAQUES, POSSIBLY ENGLISH, SECOND HALF 19TH CENTURY, each modeled in half for wall mounting and comprising a polished brass profile armorial lion with front paws restin