4 Staffordshire Blue & White Transferware Platters

English, 19th and 20th century. Group of four, mostly "Willow" pattern blue and white transferware platters. One marked GR& C Staffordshire. Provenance: From the Estate of Joan O'Brien Diemer, Atlanta

one marked "Davenport" and one titled "Sydney Sussex College, Cambridge", the other unmarked Largest Platter: 15 1/4 x 12 in. (38.7 x 30.5 cm.)

Eight English Blue and White Transferware Plates and Platter by Various Makers, 19th Century, Including, Staffordshire, Ridgways, W. Baker and others. Platter dimensions: W: 14 1/2 x L: 17 1/4 in.

Grouping of 4 transferware blue and white platters including: The largest a Staffordshire platter measures 15 1/4"L x 12 1/4"W x 1 1/8" thick - has a hand made wire frame attached for hanging on wall

Seven blue and white Staffordshire transferware dinner service collectibles - see photos. The water pitcher measures 8 1/2"H x 8 1/4"W and the platter measures 16" x 12 1/2". All in very good conditio

English blue and white transferware with hand-painted polychromed decoration. The platter measures approximately 20 1/4" wide, the plates 10 1/4" in diameter.

Group of 23 pieces of early blue and white transferware doll porcelain china, probably Staffordshire, including matching set of 20 piece partial tea set including nested set of 4 platters, soup tureen

Lot of (3) Pieces of 19th c. English Blue & White Ironstone, incl: Rectangular flow blue platter with chinoiserie decoration, unmarked, 15 1/4" x 12 1/2", top surface glaze flake; and (2) 10 1/4" diam

A 19th century Staffordshire Blue & White Transferware platter, probably by Stevenson. Depicts "Lowther Castle, Westmorland" within an Acorn and Oak leaf border. Crowned Blue printed title mark, impre

(4) Large blue & white transferware platters. PROVENANCE: The Englishman's Antiques, Addison, Texas. Largest: 18.5"L, Circa - 1880.

Willowware pattern. Smallest and largest read W. Ridgeway & Co. England. Others read made in England. Dimensions: (Largest) H 2"'x W 19.25" x D 15.5" Condition: No chips. Crazing. Discoloration. Paint

19th c. Staffordshire blue and white transferware platter. 14" W.. Provenance: Richard Kyllo Collection New Jersey.

19th c. Staffordshire Historical blue and white transferware platter. "Landing of Gen. La Fayette..". 9 1/2" W.. Provenance: Richard Kyllo Collection New Jersey.

Depicting a large group of deer in front of a temple with an estate in the background. Center surface wear.

A 19th century Staffordshire Blue and White "Tendril" pattern transferware platter attributed to Benjamin Adams. Unmarked. Some surface wear, crazing, and a few flakes. 20 1/2" long. ESTIMATE $200-300

Lot (4) 19th c. Staffordshire Historical blue and white transferware bowls. "Landing of Gen. La Fayette.." 9 3/4" D., (2) have lines under rims. Provenance: Richard Kyllo Collection New Jersey.

Lot of (4) 19th c. Staffordshire Historical blue and white transferware plates. 9" D., one has rim chipping. "Landing of Gen. La Fayette..". Provenance: Richard Kyllo Collection New Jersey.

Blue and white Staffordshire transferware platter in the Priory pattern with scalloped border - 17.5"L x 14"W. Excellent condition, no damage. 19th century.

Two Early English Blue & White Transferware Platters - a T.J. & J Mayer Florentine Blue & White Transferware Platter. 17 3/4" W x 14" H (two small chip rubs at rim) and a Well and Tree "Asiatic Plants

FIRST HALF 19TH CENTURY GREATEST LENGTH OF PLATTERS 17 3/4 INCHES, DIAMETER OF BOWL 12 1/4 INCHES

depicting flowers and fruit. Light scratches; stains, crazing, glaze wear verso. 14 3/4" high, 19" wide. Provenance: Estate of Gloria Samowitz, Stratford, CT.

Staffordshire blue transferware platter "Highland Cattle" series, Mintons ca 1875 - 16 3/4"

In a quadruped design with deer in a landscape setting, based on a Bewick print, Staffordshire, c.1815. L. 47.2 cm (18 1/2 in.)

Antique 18th Century to 19th Century blue & white transferware English Staffordshire porcelain platter plate, produced by John Riley (died 1828; fl. circa 1796-1828) and Richard Riley (died 1828; fl.