A PAIR OF IRONSTONE IMARI PATTERN PLATTER

English Ironstone Transfer Decorated and Painted Imari Pattern Part Service 19th Century Comprising a soup tureen (lacking cover), pair of bowls and three covers, three graduated platters. Length of l

Eight Mason's Ironstone Table Articles. Including "Green Mandarin" pattern well and tree platter, pair of blue ground Imari jugs, a pair of iron-red scale Chinoiserie Hydra handle jugs; a blue ground

Antique 19th C Ironstone Imari Pattern Platter. Marked on back A Bros. Measures 8.5 x 6 inches.

Mid-nineteenth century. Painted with scattered poppies, asters and lotus flowers in gilt-heightened cobalt blue, iron-red and green enamels, apparently unmarked. Length 17 3/4 inches.

Nine (9) Hicks, Meigh, & Johnson ironstone Imari pattern pottery serving platters with cobalt, iron-red, and parcel gilt designs of flowering branches surrounding a central medallion depicting a vase

Two Imari Pattern Ironstone Platters, English, 1st half 19th C.(RIVERS4293/2)(WK) Property Title:From the Estate of Joan Rivers. Measurements: 8 x 10 and 10 x 13

English Ironstone Imari pattern 11pc. set of china: platter and 10 luncheon plates. Flow blue Stone China 66 underglaze mark. There is a 1/16 to 1/8 inch glaze chip to top edge of one plate, and a 1/8

Antique Hicks & MEIGH imari floral pattern ironstone china platter. Trademarked to underside. Pattern number 20, number 13 crossed out. Some surface wear consistent with exposure. Measures approx. 19

Antique 19th C English Imari Pattern Platter. Antique English ironstone transferware platter with Imari / Chinoiserie motif scenes. Back is marked Mason's Patent Ironstone China. Measures 13 x 10.25 i

DESCRIPTION: A pair of English "Ashworth Ironstone" Imari colors in the "Franklin" pattern design, china plates. CIRCA: 20th Ct. ORIGIN: English DIMENSIONS: H: 1.25" X D: 10.25" CONDITION: Great condi

Mason's & Co. (English), 19th century. Pair of Ironstone Imari style hexagonal lidded vegetable dishes in the gold chrysanthemum pattern. Maker's mark to lid and underside. Approx. h. 7", w. 11.5".

(2) English ironstone meat platters, 19th c., Imari pattern, one with printed Copeland & Garrett mark, 1833-1847, one unmarked, largest: 18"h x 23"w

Rare Pair of Davenport Glazed Ironstone Fruit Coolers, c.1800, each with ice pails, coolers, liners, collars and covers, of baluster form decorated in an Imari pattern with cranes in a walled garden,

Five Masons ironstone plates in Imari patterns, including a pair of plates [9" Diam.] to a charger [15" Diam.].

William Ridgeway (English) mid-19th century. Set of seventeen pieces of Imari pattern ironstone china comprising of ten soup bowls (diam. 10.25"), four dinner plates (diam. 10.25"), one large platter

(lot of 41) Mason's Imari pattern ironstone set: (9) dinner plates; (8) large soup bowls; (11) salad plates: (8) bread and butter plates; (2) platters; a soup tureen, a bowl and a extra lid

19TH CENTURY Comprising a pair of Mason's Ironstone Japan Pattern plates, an unmarked Japan Pattern plate, and a C. Heathcote & Co. ironstone small platter in the Cambria pattern. Diameter of plates 1

A PAIR OF 19TH CENTURY MASONS IRONSTONE JUGS A PAIR OF 19TH CENTURY MASONS IRONSTONE JUGS decorated with imari pattern, having moulded dragon handles. 20cm high

Hicks, Meigh & Johnson (English, 1822-1835), circa 1825. Seven piece group of Imari palette, pattern 53, ironstone tableware comprising: a soup tureen, pair of covered vegetable servers or tureens; an

Oversized 22 inch platter, in Imari style pattern, deep well, reverse marked #47

"Real Ironstone" (English) Earthenware Platter C. 1840, W 12'' L 14'' Imari pattern with primary colors blue and orange. #137 on verso. Highly decorative.

Pattern 2451. Ovoid platter & a pair of squared serving dishes. L of platter 12 1/8 in. (31 cm).

Higginbotham, Thomas & Co., comprising a tureen, a pair of small tureens, five platters of various sizes, twelve soup bowls, and twelve plates. 33 pieces Tureen: 9"h x 14-1/2"w x 9"d

Including a pair of small platters and a pair of scalloped lozenge shaped plates, late 19th C. W of scalloped 30.5 cm (12 in.)