A NEW HALL 'DR SYNTAX' DESSERT PLATE circa 1825

England, 2nd quarter 19th century. Three plates. Dr. Syntax, 8.75"d. and America and Independence with states border, 8"d. both impressed "Clews". And "City Hall, New York" by Ridgway. 9.75"d. Togethe

Historical Staffordshire Dark Blue New York City Hall Plate Ridgway 1825. historical Staffordshire dark blue plate with a view of "New York City Hall". From William Ridgway's Beauties of America serie

"City Hotel, New York" Historic Blue Staffordshire Plate . by Stevenson, circa 1825. Some glaze pops.Dia. 8 3/4" .

Group of English Porcelain Table Articles 18th Century Comprising a Worcester 'Hop Trellis' pattern fluted dessert plate, circa 1770, Diameter 8 inches; Pair of Worcester blue scale ground plates, cir

9 Set of Eight Edward F. Bodley Aesthetic Movement Gilt and Polychrome Decorated Porcelain Dessert Plates Circa 1880-90 In the Japanesque style, variously decorated with flowers and butterflies in fli

BUFFALO POTTERY DELDARE EMERALD DR. SYNTAX PLATE, having "MISFORTUNE AT TULIP HALL". Marked on base "1911 / BUFFALO / POTTERY / EMERALD / DELDARE / WARE / UNDERGLAZE". Early 20th century. 8 3/8" D.Exc

Black transfer teapot with gilt accents,7 1/2 in. H., 10 in. L., circa 1825 and a shaped teapot with painted black floral sprays, probably New Hall, 5 1/2 in. H., 8 in. L., circa 1790-1810. From the E

A Set of Twelve Black, Starr & Frost Reticulated Silver Dessert Plates, New York, circa 1910 Marks: 5064/47, STERLING, 7-1/2 IN, PATENTED 5/18

Dr. Syntax plates, vintage. Wear is consistent with age and use. Each measures approx 9 inches in diameter. Property of a Scarsdale New York Estate. Glazed ceramic, English ceramics, home decor, decor

Rare child's mug, Hall & Son, circa 1825. REPUBLICAN'S ARE NOT always UNGRATEFUL. H 2-7/16". Inspected under UV light. Minor rim chip and wear , some discoloration. Sold at Sotheby's Jan 29, 1994, lot

A SPODE NEW STONE CHINA 29 PIECE DESSERT SERVICE IN THE FROG PATTERN 3248, CIRCA 1825 This pattern was commissioned by King George IV for his coronation banquet in 1821. Comprising: two handled foo

Two Buffalo Emerald Deldare plates. 1. 8 1/4 inch plate entitled Misfortune at Tulip Hall showing the calamity of a fallen man with a dog biting his ankle, the shelf spillage and two distressed store

circa 1825; probably Stevenson, good American view pitcher, 6 in. H.

England, circa 1825. Stevenson image of "New York Battery", 7"dia.

Longton Hall Porcelain Strawberry-Leaf Molded Plate Circa 1755-57, unmarked The center painted in colors with a vignette of three exotic birds perched and strutting in a landscape, the border crisply

Two Longton Hall Porcelain Strawberry-Leaf Molded Plates Circa 1755-57, unmarked Each center painted in colors by the so-called 'Trembly Rose' painter with tight rose bouquets and scattered sprays, th

Circa 1825, Antique English Spode New Stone Marked, Frog Pattern Plates, decorative plates. porcelain, ironstone, pottery, Asian Export Ware , Imari inspired pattern, or shallow bowls diameter 9.5 inc

Group of American, English and French Majolica Plates and Dishes Circa 1868-80 Various makers, types and subjects, comprising a Josiah Wedgwood & Sons cobalt-blue ground 'Fruit' dessert plate, pattern

An English Coalport Porcelain Dessert Service CIRCA 1810-1825 comprising; 20 cabinet plates 4 shell bowls 5 shallow bowls 3 medium platters 2 small tureens and undertrays center bowl; 35 items total.

set of 12 with pierced floral border 9" diameter, 100 troy ounces William B. Kerr Newark, New Jersey circa 1900

Two Persian Plates Circa 13th-14th Century A.D. Diameter of largest 12 inches (30.5 cm). Property from Dr. David Girgenti, Rockford, Illinois Provenance: Harold and Mary Moore, New Jersey; thence by d

Lot of fourteen English Crown Sutherland dessert plates, porcelain, Ovington Brothers, New York , 9" dia. Provenance: from the Santa Barbara, California and Madison, Connecticut estates of Emily Hall

China, Circa 1750-1825 Export Armorial Lion Crest Scalloped Plate Enameled porcelain Purchased from Northeast Auction. Ex. Meeks Collection. From the estate of George Dagher, New York, New York. 9 1/4

Circa 1860, Dublin sterling dessert spoons, set of six. Fiddle pattern with rat tail back. 7 1/4" L. 4.6 ozt. Provenance: Dr. Richard L. Rasner, purchased from James Robinson Inc. New York.