A WARDLE AND COMPANY MAJOLICA TEAPOT WITH BIRDS AND FAN

The unsigned teapot is attributed to English potters Wardle and Company, circa 1880. Measures 7.75 x 7.75 inches. Without proof of exemption, be aware that internet sales tax applies to all Internet t

teapot, 7 1/2"

8 pieces, various condition

Majolica Wardle bird and fan lot of 12 pieces: 2 platters, 2-3 piece teasets, clery vase, celery tray, match box and pin tray, various conditions

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PITCHER, 6 1/2 IN. H, PAINT CHIPS OFF OF THE SPOUT & TOP RIM, HANDLE HAS BEEN REPAIRED & AN ETRUSCAN LEAF PLATE, 8 3/4 IN. - MINUTE CHIP ON RIM

professional spout repair

Majolica group of 7 items: syrup pitcher, Oriental teapot, bird & fan 3 pc teaset, cream/sugar, various conditions teapot, bird & fan 3 pc teaset, cream/sugar, various conditions

Diamond date mark illegible, marked "Wedgwood". Teapot 6.5"h x 4.25"w x 7.5"d, creamer 4"h x 3.5"w x 4.75"d, sugar bowl 5"h x 4"w x 4.75"d

Coffee pot, covered sugar bowl and cream jug, polychrome bird, branch and fan motif. Teapot, 7-1/2"h

fan oval bowl 11", Holdcroft bird cake stand (9 1/2") and 8 1/2" plate (surface wear), and sardine box

fan teapot, 6 1/2"

WEDGWOOD MAJOLICA BIRD & FAN COMPOTE, CIRCA 1890 H 4 1/2", DIA 9":Wedgwood majolica bird and fan compote. E4287, #1642. Impressed "Wedgwood BFG".

Wedgwood Majolica bird & fan, cup & saucer

With three fans on blue dimpled ground with birds, marked indistinctly, registry mark and date mark. Possibly Shorter and Bolton.

With three birds and three fans on a white ground. Marked "Wedgwood" on base with registry stamp

ca 1900 Wardle & Co., England, majolica teapot with floral motif, impressed mark on bottom. H 5" x 9". Good condition, no chips or cracks.

With three fans on blue dimpled ground with birds, marked indistinctly, registry mark and date mark. Possibly Shorter and Bolton.

14" platter

tray with 12 matching 6 1/2" ice cream dishes

with platter

Aesthetic Movement silver plate mounted majolica serving bowl and salad serving set in the bird and fan pattern, attributed to Wedgwood, the round bowl having a silver plate rim and foot, with fan sha

pitcher, 7 1/4" and shells on waves plate, 7"

of 2 - 9" plates