Spode Ironstone Peacock Platter/Table

Circa 1825-30; pattern #2086, floral Imari pattern, approx. 73 pieces, includes: 24 dinner plates, 16 lunch plates, 16 soup plates, soup tureen, soup tureen underplate, 2 sauce tureens, 2 sauce tureen

Rose Briar pattern with puce printed factory marks comprising 27 dinner plates (10 1/2 inches), 47 square luncheon plates, 29 soup plates, 30 salad plates, 25 cream soup bowls with saucers, 12 teacups

A Spode Ironstone Basin decorated with Chinese figures in blue and white. Width over handles 18 1/2 inches. Estimate $300-500

approximately 113 pieces, including: 16 teacups, 19 dinner plates, 12 saucers, 12 bread plates, 12 luncheon plates, 18 teacup saucers, 2 serving bowls, 12 coffee cups, sauce tureen/underplate, sugar b

Includes: (10) dinner plates, (10) salad plates, (10) soup bowls, (2) large covered tureens, (2) covered handled serving bowls, (3) rectangular vegetable bowls, (1) pedestal footed serving bowl, (1) m

A Spode ironstone iron red and gilt decorated dinner service in the Trade Winds pattern, comprising (9) dinner plates, 10.25"dia; (17) salad plates; (8) bread & butter plates; (10) soup plates; (8) ce

Pair Spode Ironstone Transfer Ware Nesting Platters with Sunflower Motif. Larger measures 3 inches x 17 inches x 13 inches

A group of five Spode ironstone articlesComprising three small rectangular platters, covered sugar bowl, and coffee can, various factory marks. (5)height of platter 1in (cm); width 10 1/4in (cm); dept

Property from the Estate of Jeannie Sims, Savannah, GA and Charleston, SC Description: Spode Ironstone Platter and a Creamer, the rectangular platter decorated with florals in tones of blue, red,

Notch covered serving dish and underplate with Spode maker's mark. The underplate is marked with the design number "2214" which is Spode's Imari Banana Tree pattern. The pattern carries into the inter

Set of Fifteen Copeland Spode Ironstone Dinner Plates, decorated by J. F. Herring Sen, each depicting a Hunting scene of rider with horse and dog {Diameter 10 1/2 inches} Provenance: Property from the

19th century. Decorated in the Imari palette. 12 inches height, 16.50 inches width, 12 inches depth. Provenance: From a Private Collection of Prestigious Sarasota, Florida Resident. 12"H x 16.5"W x 12

Soup bowls, nine, scalloped edge, in the peacock pattern by Spode, measuring 9.5 inches across. Provenance: East End Galleries, Michael Malley.

Set of Ten Spode Ironstone Side Plates and a Waste Bowl Impressed and gilt marks. The plates 5 1/8 in. diam., the bowl 5 1/2 in. diam. Property from the Estate of Carol O. Selle

Three Spode Ironstone Dishes, c. 1810-1820, decorated in the Imari palette, incl. pair of luncheon plates, impressed marks, dia. 9 1/2 in.; and soup plate, impressed mark, blue Copeland & Garrett Late

Spode ironstone Well & Tree meat platter, floral decorated, 20.25" by 15.5"

Copeland Late Spode, Ironstone Dinner Plates 1835 Set Of 8, Dia 10" Made In England. Transfer Design Of Urn, Border Of Cherubs.

9 Copeland Spode Ironstone Plates After JF Herring. This lot features 9 ironstone plates by Copeland Spode, each featuring a fox hunting motif after original drawings by JF Herring. 9.25 inches in dia

all different, 10 1/2", excellent.

A 19TH CENTURY SPODE IRONSTONE PLATE together with another ironstone shell shaped dish. 8.5ins wide. (2)

Antique 19th C English Ironstone Platter Mounted in an End Table. Measures 18.5 x 15.5 x 12.5 inches. Property of a South Salem, New York Circa 1860s Farmhouse.

Group of British Porcelain & Pottery, 19th and 20th C., includes Wedgwood, Davenport, Spode, Ironstone, Royal Worcester (QSHER2164/lot)(WT) Dimensions: Tub 4" L, Worcester yellow chocolate pot 7" H

Two 19th Century English Pottery Ironstone Platters, Doulton and Spode. Doulton Japanesque well-and-tree, transfer-printed in brown and gold; and Spode ironstone Chinoiserie platter transfer-printed a

first quarter-19th century; pair Derby plates in the Imari taste, 8 in. Diam., and Spode ironstone sauce tureen underplate in the Imari taste, 8 1/2 in. W.