AN EARLY 19TH CENTURY FLIGHT BARR AND BARR PLATE, SHELL SHAPED DISH, with moulded gadroon border,

English, early 19th century, oval with gadroon and shell borders, lid with shaped rim, reeded handles, acanthus and paw feet, let-in shield with heraldic device, "CONSTANS ET FIDELIS" (constant and fa

Early 19th c. Flight Barr and Barr pair of plates of Irish interest painted with named views ‘View near Rathfarnham… Co. Dublin’ and ‘Beggars Bush, near Dublin, Royal circular printed mark and

Early 19th c. Flight Barr and Barr pair of plates painted with named views ‘Leeds Church .. Kent’ and ‘Amberley Castle Sussex’, Royal circular printed mark and impressed mark. 21cm wide

Early 19th c. Flight Barr and Barr pair of oval dishes of Welsh interest painted with named views ‘Carmarthen Castle. S. Wales’ and ‘Cottages in Glamorganshire’, Royal circular printed mark an

Cream and yellow ground featuring hand-painted Chelsea birds and butterfly sprays. Trimmed in gold with a rope edge. Set includes seven salad plates. English, early 19th C. D. of salad plate: 22.2 cm

Early 19th c. Barr Flight and Barr tazza and two oval dishes painted with roses in the manner of William Billingsley, impress mark. Tazza 36.5cm long and 10cm high, Dishes 28cm long (3)

Two Plates and Shell Shaped Dish from Service of the Etting Family, Philadelphia, early/mid-19th centurydecorated with green floral motifs and geometric design and gilt serving edge; diameter of plate

This is a Rare Early 19th c. or Late 18th c. Flight, Barr & Barr, Royal Porcelain Works Hand Painted 'Woodcock' Plate. On the back side, on the edge is a small chip.

Apple green borders, each hand painted with a rose spray centre and gilt gadrooned border, English, Regency, Flight, Barr & Barr impressed mark.L.: 57.2 cm (22 1/2 in.) W.: 48.3 cm (19 in.)

A ten piece group of Imari pattern ironstone tablewarelate 19th/early 20th centuryComprising five 8in plates; two shell form dishes; lunette shaped footed bowl, width 13in; covered sauce tureen and a

A very attractive antique 19th century Old Sheffield dinner plate having a shaped gadroon and shell border. The only decoration on the plate, is a crest which is located near the border. The plate is

A very attractive antique 19th century Old Sheffield dinner plate having a shaped gadroon and shell border. The only decoration on the plate, is a crest which is located near the border. The plate is

Yellow ground porcelain with hand-painted scenes of Keswick Lake and Warwick Castle, butterfly sprays, and gold rope trimming. English, early 19th C. Dia. of plate: 12 1/2 in.

A group of English pearlware articlesearly 19th centuryComprising two chestnut baskets on stands, another similar shaped plate with pierced border and shaped oval dish.largest basket height 2 1/2in (6

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

A group of Royal Crown Derby floral and cobalt decorated porcelain, late 19th/early 20th century, comprising (12) dessert plates with gadroon border in pattern 5663, 8.75"dia; (2) oval dishes; (1) loz

most English, 19th century, pair of dome top entree dishes with scroll and wave finials, 5-1/2 x 10-3/4 in.; rounded rectangular entree with gadroon borders, 5-1/2 x 10 x 8-1/2 in.; set of four Old Sh

Early 19th c. English porcelain pair of botanical shell shaped dishes, pattern 119 or 611. 20 cm x 20 cm.

Early 19th c. pair of Berlin plates with ozier moulded border painted with flowers, sceptre mark in blue. 25cm diameter

Paris Gold and White Porcelain Partial Dinner, Dessert and Tea Service , mid-19th c., incl. 8 dinner plates, dia. 8 7/8 in.; 9 plates, dia. 7 1/4 in.; shell-shaped relish dish, l. 8 3/4 in.; 2 cake pl

(lot of 14) French majolica asparagus plates, Sarreguemines, late 19th/ early 20th c., with molded asparagus border, shell-shaped sauce well, crazing, some small chips underfoot, approx 9.75"diam; 17.

Each shallow bowl with a handle on one side, moulded border surrounding a central floral bouquet to center, gilt accents and butterflies. Early 19th C. Possibly Copeland or Spode. L.including handle:

British, 19th century,ÿeach lidded urn form decorated with leafy gilt flourishes and painted with an octagonal reserve of sea shells, coral, and aquatic plants, possibly by Samuel Smith, on aÿgreen

consisting of 4 luncheon plates, two of which are in an Imari japonisme style, 2 shell form dishes in a chinoiserie style, and 2 smaller plates; all with ornate floral and gold paint decoration h. 2-1