A pair of Coalport shell dishes, Circa 1820

A pair of Coalport shell dishes Circa 1820 L: 9, W: 8 1/2 in.PROVENANCE:Property from a Bronxville, New York collection.

Pair of Mason's Ironstone Shell Dishes, circa 1813-1820, decorated with magnolia, peony and other spring flowers. Mark of transfer printed crown with banner, washed green and impressed circle. Length

On matching warming stands. The detachable handles decorated with acorns and the dishes with applied scrolls and shells. The rubbed in shields engraved with a crest and initials. Circa 1820. L 37 cm (

Hand-painted with botanical flower and gilt border, including a pair of shell dishes, two small platters, a square plate and two round plates. Possibly Coalport, circa 1810. L. of largest plate: 28 cm

Pair of English Imari Porcelain Octagonal Cake Plates, circa 1810-1820, probably Coalport; slight wear to gilded rim of one dish, two flea bites to one corner and edge 9 in. x 9 in. square

Including Meissen, Ginori, Bavarian Tirschenreuth, US Zone 2, Coalport, Lenox serving bowl and platter, Meissen dish, covered Richard Ginori jar and serving dish, pair Coalport shell serving bowls, an

Pair Coalport Twin Handled small dishes A cobalt blue and apple green ground around the scalloped edged rim. Hand painted floral bouquets with gilt leaf and branch designs. Coalport England mark to th

Pair Coalport or Royal Worcester England Hand Painted Porcelain Armorial Plates, circa 1820. A red ground with gilt designs. Hand painted Evans Baron Carbery Coat of Arms to the center featuring lions

Pair of English Imari palette lidded porcelain urns, Coalport or Spode, circa 1820, each of hexagonal form and having a Buddhist Guardian lion finial, gilt trim, and dolphin handles, on later gilded w

English. Circa 1910. Printed factory mark. Length 7 1/4". (50/500)

A Masons Ironstone pedestal comport and pair of serving dishes, relief moulded foliate twin handled form, painted in an Imari design, circa 1820, 35cm long 15cm high

pair of Derby square china serving dishes in the Imari taste, 8 1/2 in. Sq., circa 1820 and a Limoges porcelain oyster plate with sea creature decoration, circa 1890, 9 in. Diam.

DESCRIPTION: (2 Pc) A Pair of .925 sterling silver shell dishes atop three ball feet. With full set of sterling hallmarks inside. One shell dish is monogrammed with engraved wording "ERA". CIRCA: 20th

DESCRIPTION: A pair of antique dore bronze shell formed dishes with ornate scalloped rims and scrolling open work details. Marked: "O.B.R" underneath. CIRCA: 20th Cent. ORIGIN: Continental DIMENSIONS:

English, circa 1775 A pair of shell-form nut dishes or sweetmeat servers. Provenance: A Distinguished New York Collection of Creamware

Blue and white transfer pedestal cake stands with decorated base and open lace work border. Circa 1880's. Wear to centre design. Diam. 25 cm. (10 in.) Total approx. weight 1.4 kg.

Pair of English blue and white porcelain urns in the Chinese taste, Coalport (English 1795), or Spode (English 1770), circa 1820, each of hexagonal form and having a Buddhist Guardian lion finial on p

A PAIR OF REGENCY MAHOGANY HALL CHAIRSATTRIBUTED TO GILLOWS, CIRCA 1820With shell carved backs and dished seatseach 88cm high, 42.5cm wide, 51cm deepShell-back hall chairs are known to have been made

A Bow sweetmeat figure and a pair of Bow leaf dishes, circa 1765-70 The figure of lady in colourful Levantine costume, seated and holding a large scallop shell, supported by a profusion of smaller she

Assembled Porcelain. Pair of circa 1810 porcelain coalport "Imari" pattern plates, 9.5dia. Royal crown derby circa 1820, teapot and two cups, imari pattern. Royal crown derby red, blue and white cream

A PAIR OF PHILIP RUNDELL (British 1746-1827) REGENCY PERIOD STERLING SILVER FOOTED SALVERS, LONDON, ENGLAND, CIRCA 1819-1820, of circular form with shell and acanthus leaf border centering engraved co

Moulded scalloped shell form dessert dishes with polychrome enamel painted with Chelsea birds and fruit branches, aubergine border and anchor marks to base, circa 1755. W 21cm (8 1/4in) Provenance: Ro

A pair of old Sheffield Plate covered entree dishes. Pain rectangular bodies. Straight gadroon border with shell leaf accents. Made in England circa 1810. Bears old family crest and motto Spestemur Ag

2 Coalport shell dishes. VEry good conditoin.