Collection of 5 Flow Blue Cabinet Plates - 19th Century

19th century, several marked in various designs. Largest 10.5 in. Private Collection of a Lady, Wilmington, NC Additional high-resolution photos are available at LelandLittle.com

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 Antique English Flow Blue Plates c. 1890 in the "Waldorf" Pattern produced by New Wharf Pottery. 3 Plates 10" and 2 Plates 9". Weight on all 4 pds 9 oz. PROVENANCE: A Charleston Private Estate.

A grouping of 10 plates reflecting Americana, the American Revolution, and Early American History: 5 Wedgwood (dated 1895) Flow Blue Plates depicting scenes from Colonial and Revolutionary America: (9

19th century. Includes a luster mug with a sailor and his love, 4.5" high; together with a 9.5" Phillips and Son "Lahore" flow blue plate and a 9.75" floral-decorated ironstone plate.

LOT (14) ASSORTED FLOW BLUE PLATES/SAUCERS INCLUDING SCINDE, AMOY, HONG, MANILA, CHUSAN PATTERNS, 19TH CENTURY. DIAMETER 5 1/2-10 1/4"

A Vienna style porcelain cabinet plate of Lisette, late 19th century, depicting young woman holding candle, signed 'Kray', underglaze blue beehive mark, 9.5"dia, within parcel gilt shadow box frame, 1

,England,19th Century Group includes a New Wharf potters platter and bowl, two Davenport Amoy plates, and a Landing of Lafayette historical Staffordshire pitcher. Earthenware,Platter 11" long,Pitcher

19TH C. ROVYAL VIENNA CABINET PLATE. bright blue enamel pedestal clock, round dial with Arabic numerals, white metal base, 3.25 in. L by 1.25 in. W by 3.5 in. T, key wind movement

19th century, to include a wash basin and pitcher, a large double handled covered jug, two pitchers, a sugar and creamer, all with makers mark. Tallest 12.5 in. Collection of Charles E. and Jane B. We

Late 19th century, a set of twelve 10 1/2" dinner plates.  Provenance: From a Philadelphia collection.  

19th Century Enoch Wood & Sons Deep Flow Blue English Historical Staffordshire Porcelain Plates Four total Dark Blue Transfers with Shell Borders and Impressed Factory Marks (1) Boston Harbor Commeric

Five turned spire finials over shaped case with carved floral, foliate, and urns motifs. Blue chinoiserie linen backings, overall 43.25" h. x 37.5" x 13".

A collection of 3 transfer-ware cabinet plates from Creil et Montereau circa 1820, two smaller 9.5” diameter) with neoclassical scenes and the larger (12”) with the image of a chateau.

19th And 20th Century, 21 Plates And Bowls. One Imari Style Charger Included. Most Have A Chip Or Crack; One Has Old Staple Repair. Platter Is 12 x 9.5. See Photos For Losses.

English, 19th century. Two pitchers, including "Formosa" pattern, waste bowl and ten various sized plates including Wedgwood "Chapoo", "Kyber", "Amoy" and "Chusan". 1"-9.5"h. Part of the Bruce & Vival

19th Century, English, Two Marked, Largest 18.5 X 15 Inches, All Crazed, One Cracked, Edge Cups To One Plate, Chip To Back Of One Platter, See Photos For Additional Condition

England, 2nd half 19th century. Gaudy flow blue pitcher with scroll handle. Minor flake, 11.5"h. And four stick spatter plates and charger with gaudy floral designs. Plates have varying stains. 10", 1

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

18th/19th C. Each appx. 8-5/8"dia Provenance: Property from a Private Collection, Northern New Jersey

THREE PIECES OF SMALL CHINESE BLUE AND WHITE PORCELAIN19th Century1-2) Pair of square dishes with trigram and shou decoration. 3.5” x 3.5”. Ex collection: Sven Bjorklund.3) Small plate wit

late 19th century, bases with underglaze blue seal marks, each in enamel decoration of birds, butterflies, and flora, gilt rims, each approximately 7-5/8 in. diameter Provenance: Private Collection

19th Century Signed: Roiby The urn-form vase with a figural landscape scene of a seated woman in a blue dress 7.75" H x 2.5" Dia. Provenance: The Alan Schneider Collection

69 Flow Blue Plates, 19th C., English Ironstone Scinde pattern, most marked 'Scinde' and many impressed 'Oriental Stone JG Alcock'. Comprises: 12 dinner 10 1/2" dia., chip to foot of one; 12 lunch 9 1