Early Antique English Transferware Flow Blue Bowl Late

Six piece English Ironstone transferware grouping, circa early 19th c. to late 19th c., William Adams and Co. Flow Blue Villas pattern 1" (h) x 8 3/4" plate-signed on underside with Stone China Fairy

Three late 19th century English Flow Blue platters. Oval forms with scalloped edges and Cobalt Blue floral decoration. All with printed or impressed marks. Largest platter with 6" crack in bowl, all t

Late 19th and early 20th centuries. American sheet metal and tubular stand with back splash and lower shelf. Yellowed white paint. 37.75"h. 27.5"w. 19.75"d. together with and English Lynton flow blue

European/Asian, late 19th-20th century. Group of seven plates and two bowls including Royal Doulton, Bavaria with hand-painted flowers, Rosenthal with cobalt rim and gilt detail, flow blue, English ex

Rare massive antique English flow blue bowl (punch bowl?), chip on base, 7.8"Hx15.75"dia

Antique English flow blue centerpiece bowls. 1 marked Royal Staffordshire by Clarice Cliff, the other unmarked but likely Royal Staffordshire c. 19th c.

Antique Early Flow Blue Bowl Approximately 9 15/16 inches in diameter.

EXTENSIVE LOT OF ANTIQUE PORCELAIN INC. ENGLISH TRANSFERWARE, DELFT, FLOW BLUE, PLATTER IS 19 1/4" X 15 1/4"

Antique English Flow Blue Porcelain Covered Vegetable Bowl Flower Top. Signed on the bottom. England, Nonpareil. Burgess & Leigh Middleport Pottery, England.

All are Antique English Flow Blue. Platter 14 1/4"x10, Bowl 9 1/2", Plate 9 3/4". Plates 5 3/4", 6 3/4" and 7 3/4". Weight on all combined 6 pds. PROVENANCE: A Private Charleston SC Estate.

ANTIQUE FLOW BLUE ENGLISH BOWL - 10'' - MARK IS BLURRED - HAS A MANUFACTURING FLAW AND AN ANTIQUE 9'' FLOW BLUE GIRONDE BOWL - GOOD CONDITION - SMALL SPOT ON BOTTOM OF BOWL THAT IS NOT GLAZED - MANUFA

Large blue and white decorative bowl Scene of town square and horses figures. Strong blue color. Measures 16 inch diameter and 4 inches height. Signed with character design on underside.

Antique English Minton ironstone transferware cropped corner platter features flow blue decoration in Asian floral and garden motif, en verso impressed mark "BB New Stone", 19th century. Measures: 1.5

A lot of 3 antique English flow ware items including a blue Columbia serving bowl by W. Adams, A Togo covered casserole bowl by Colonial and a Black Osborn covered gravy boat with under plate by Kent.

9 Piece Antique Flow Blue Plates and Bowl. All are English. 1- W.H. Grindley "Baltic" Bowl 8 3/4". 2- Four (4) Matching New Wharf Pottery "Gladys" Plates 9". 3 -Three (3) W.H. Grindley "Baltic) Plates

An antique English flow blue plate, in the "Manilla" pattern by Podmore Walker & Co.

Lot Of Antique Flow Blue Assorted China, this lot features four small bowls, one small lunch plate, three dinner plates, two saucers, and three large bowls measured at 9 x 9 inches

This absolutely magnificent antique flow blue Tureen/Bowl is a fine example of the early pieces made by Doulton Burslem Pottery in England. The bowl is beautifully decorated with blue flowers. It is d

Antique Henry Alcott Flow Blue Transferware soup bowls, c. 1891-1900. stamped on underside Henry Alcock & Co England Touraine Semi Porcelain. Bowls measure 8.75 in. Wide, 1.5 in. Ht. Glaze crazing and

Antique English Blue Transferware Serving Items. Two trays / platters and four small bowls marked Enoch Woods / Woods Ware. Larger tray measures 7.75 x 6 inches.

5 Flow Blue & Transferware Staffordshire Plates. Four antique 19th century English flow blue plates and one transferware plate. Each flow blue measures 9 inches in diameter.

5 Scinde Pattern Flow Blue Serving Bowls, 19th C., English Ironstone Transferware, one 12-sided unmarked, 4 round marked 'Scinde', 2 of which also impressed 'Oriental Stone J&G Alcock' (5 pc.) (SARO21

ANTIQUE 1820's Cambrian Flow Blue Covered Bowl, early 19th Century. 10" x 10" x 8"

This is an absolutely magnificent antique flow blue Oval Covered Serving Bowl/Tureen. The bowl is a fine example of the early pieces made by Doulton Burslem Pottery in England. The covered bowl is in