A Group of Staffordshire Blue and Whit

each American subjects; comprising a J and W Ridgway "Beauties of America" double-handled bowl depicting the Octagon Church, Boston (4 7/8 x 10 1/4 in.); a J and W Ridgway "Beauties of America" plate

Various Makers, 1820-50. Comprising five pairs, a set of three, a set of four, plates and one shallow dish, various marks. Diameters 3.875 to 6.25 in. (45)

Various Makers, 1820-50. Comprising a set of six floral sheet plates, two 'Floral Net Trellis' plates, a pair of 'Shells' plates, four floral and fruit plates, and one landscape plate,

Various Makers, 1820-85. Comprising four pairs of plates, five plates, and a set of four 'chinoiserie' ramekins, W.T. Copeland & Sons, 1851-85, printed factory mark, pattern "9821"

John & William Ridgway, 1813-30. Comprising a pair of soup plates, a pair of salad plates, four bread and butter plates, and one lunch plate, printed title and maker's mark in underglaze-blue.

Collection of 19 th C. historic blue Staffordshire plates, Five shell pattern and misc. cups. The large size is 10-1/4", the medium size is 8-3/4", and the smaller size is 6-1/2"

Group of historic blue Staffordshire.

Group of six Staffordshire blue and white wares, comprising four tea pots and two jugs. 10" high, 10" wide, to 6" high, 9" wide. Condition: the larger jug with numerous glaze chips.

Group of light blue Staffordshire transfer decorated porcelain tableware including soup bowls, tea pot, cups, cream pitcher, under trays, etc. -many items with damage and imperfections, repairs

Group of 9 ca. 1840-90 blue Staffordshire plates, largest 10 1/2"

Group of Staffordshire porcelain tableware including ca. 1830 deep blue patriotic historical Staffordshire square serving dish titled "A Ship on the Line in the Downs" showing an American battleship w

featuring Central Bird Pattern with Floral Borders Saucers: 5.5" Cups: 3.5" Condition: Saucers: Minor flakes to edges Cups: Each with hairlines and chips to borders

English, 19th century. A group of three Staffordshire dark blue porcelain dishes, including one teapot with a reindeer pattern, one bowl with a transferware image of Villa in Regent Park, London, and

A GROUP OF FORTY-EIGHT PIECES OF STAFFORDSHIRE BLUE AND WHITE TRANSFER PRINTED POTTERY, CIRCA 1814-1910, comprising twenty-seven "opaque china" dinner plates by J&W Ridgway with views of Christ Church

England, 1st half 19th century. Teapot with urn and eagle. Edge flakes, mostly on lid. 7.5"h., cottage cup plate, 3.75"d. and four handleless cups, three with matching saucers and impressed marks. Sin

Group of 10 dark blue Staffordshire transferware plates, all English and religious genre, some Clews, Adams and Hall, all 19th century, largest 10"

English glazed blue transferware porcelain tea service includes three individual pieces, which feature the "Landing of Gen. Lafayette at Castle Garden, New York; 12 August, 1824". Comes with small dis

Group of 8 blue Staffordshire including 2 Enoch Wood American Independence plates, Landing of the Pilgrims etc., dark blue cup plate, 4 small bowls and a green transfer cup plate

Group of Five Historic Blue Staffordshire Plates. Two "View from Plymouth Rock." Beauties of America (City Hall, New York) I & W. Ridgeway. "Harvard College" & "Park Theatre New York. R.S.W.Some wear

8 pieces of blue transfer Staffordshire including 10" paneled teapot, 13" wash basin, early pepper pot, 2 cream pitchers, 11" Venus platter, 6 1/2' Arcadian Chariots vase, 8' x 9" dia. jardiniere mark

20 pieces of Staffordshire transferware ca. 1850-1910,

A group of 5 Historical blue Staffordshire transfer cup plates and 1 small dish. Including Borehain House Essex (sm crack), Bickley Kent, dish 5 1/2" long.

(lot of 3) Antique / vintage ceramic table group, including: (2) English Staffordshire Wood & Sons blue and white semi porcelain pitcher and wash bowl set; (1) German pitcher with polychrome foliates

Myott Staffordshire blue and white porcelain group in the Finlandia pattern. To include eleven teacups and twelve saucers having a floral motif. Saucers marked to bottom. Teacups measures approximatel