Early 19th century soft paste English strainer

Each item with a circular reserve with a classical lake landscape with home and peacock in the foreground, set includes large serving platter 19 x 15 x 2.5 inches, 2 oval serving plates 10.5 x 13.6 in

Two Early 19th Century English Soft Paste China Pitchers. Staffordshire polychrome enamel floral and foliate decorated milk pitcher, 5-1/2"h. and a Leeds soft paste cream pitcher with sprig decoration

Early 19th century, soft paste with copper lustre piping and the transfer text, "A Trifle for Richard". Dimensions: 3 1/2" x 2 1/4", the height is 2 1/4". Provenance: From a Philadelphia area estate.

England, late 18th-early 19th Century. Blue Asian transfer scenes. Applied handle. Repairs including make-do tin lid flange and spout tip. Wear, some crazing and hairlines. 11.5"h.

Early 19th century. Gaudy Dutch oyster pattern plate, 10"d., King's Rose plate, 7.25"d., Leeds sugar, 4.5"h and two dometop tall pots. Leeds, 10.5"h. and cornucopia decoration, 11"h. Wear, edge flakes

Late 18th-early 19th century. Pink garlands and flower finial. Some edge flakes and repaired handle. 6"h.

One English Parian ware syrup jug with a pewter lid, 6" tall. The other is a 19th century English soft paste jug, probably for syrup, with a pewter lid. Decorated with an oriental scene, 6" tall. Teak

English, Late 18th / early 19th Century The ceramic handle of each molded form with mottled green glaze at center. The steel blade of the knife stamped "CARGILL" above crown. L. of knife : 10

Title: ENGLISH IMPERIAL 1 PT TANKARD SOFT PASTE MOCHAWARE W/SEAWEED DÉCOR Date/Period: Dimension: approx 5 x 5 x 3.5 Materials: Provenance: RARE EARLY-MID 19TH CENTURY ENGLISH ONE PINT HANDLED TA

Title: ENGLISH IMPERIAL 1 PT TANKARD SOFT PASTE MOCHAWARE W/SEAWEED DÉCOR Date/Period: Dimension: approx 5 x 5 x 3.5 Materials: Provenance: RARE EARLY-MID 19TH CENTURY ENGLISH ONE PINT HANDLED TA

Late 18th-early 19th century. Two cups and saucers with hand decoration and gilding. Butterflies "Wedgwood" in red and cobalt border with the Neville coat of arms. Together with a softpaste creamwarer

Late 19th/early 20th century, English, the largest relief-decorated with king George III and Queen Charlotte, the second and third relief-decorated with figures to each face, 3 pieces, the largest: 7.

All 19th or early 20th century, a Royal Chelsea saucer, a softpaste saucer, a Chamberlain's Worcester scalloped serving dish (impressed mark), a single unmarked cup, a set of five plated with teal bor

Two Pieces of Early 19th Century Soft Paste China. Leeds floral decorated cup and saucer, Queens rose cup plate, 5-1/4" diam. Condition: Good. Cup and saucer have small chips.

Two Chelsea Factory Style Porcelainsprobably early 19th century, soft paste bowl and pitcher hand decorated with the Chelsea Bird motif, marked on the underside with an over-size gold anchor mark. Pit

Lot of Early 19th Century Salopian Soft Paste China. Oval platter, 7"w.

36-PIECE EARLY 19TH CENTURY PAINTED SOFT-PASTE PORCELAIN TABLEWARE. Loosely painted with flowering vine motif in palette of red, green and blue.

Includes two teapots, larger measures approximately 6.5" H x 11" L. Also includes a sugar bowl & creamer. All have good hand painted surfaces.

19th century English soft paste porcelain pieces, some with cracks, lot of (23).

A Collection of Decorative Table Items. Including a 19th century Italian majolica plate, two 19th century English soft paste porcelain plates in a Chinoiserie pattern, a set of three lustreware pitche

Continental School, early to mid 19th century pair of soft paste porcelain corbeilles or centerpiece baskets with reticulated ivory and turquoise glazed sides, each supported on an unglazed pedestal a

A set of six (6) Chelsea style 19th Century English antique soft paste porcelain. Hand painted wildlife animalier works depicting colorful wild birds. Bordered by trees and foliage. Bottom each plate

Liverpool softpaste plate, English 19th Century Decorated with an Amrican ship. 9.75 Diameter chips

Lot of assorted soft paste porcelain. England. Early 19th century. To include: a cornucopia cup, two other cups and a saucer. Tallest: 5.75in high.