Antique 1868 English Majolica Bread Plate

Antique 1868 English Majolica Bread Plate with 7 matching butter pat plates (3''D), bread plate measures 12'' x 11'', hallmarked

Lily Pad Majolica 8" Plate

Antique 19th C English Majolica Wedgwood Plate. Signed on back. With open work Greek Key design border. Measures 8.75 inches in diameter.

An antique 19th century ceramic Majolica bread plate. Design reminiscent of a woven bread basket. The center design features a purple hued flower amongst green hued foliage. Words around the edge of t

(4) Pcs. Antique English majolica, including: (2) oval bread trays and (2) compotes. Circa - 1890.

Eight (8) Antique English Majolica Green Leaf Strawberry Grape Plates. 2 Marked Wedgwood. 6 with impressed numbers to back. Each 9". Weight on all 8 pds. PROVENANCE: A Private Charleston SC Estate

Antique 19th Century English George Jones Majolica Cake Plate with Twig Handle and Slats

An antique, circa late 1800s, glazed ceramic Majolica bread plate / serving platter. The design features berries on branches. Twin serving handles on either side. Hand glazed and decorated. Approx. 10

Lot of English ware includes Royal Doulton, Cauldon, Adams Calyx Ware, Mason's Ironstone, an English majolica plate and an antique floral design covered dish marked with a crown. [Largest: 12 1/2" H x

Second half 19th century. Two have "Etruscan" marks. A cake stand with ivy pattern, 5". 9.25"d. And a plate with palm leaves, 8.25"d. And a unmarked bread plate with dog, 11"w. 10.5"d.

English majolica cheese dome and under-plate attributed to George Jones, having a double twig form handle surmounting a turquoise glazed dome with bas relief trailing of dogwood branches, resting on a

Majolica Bread Plate and Covered Jar: Plate measures 13.5" x 11.5 has crack on bottom and chip on underside. Covered jar measures 6" tall with English Registry mark.

Antique English Wedgewood Of Etruria Dinner Set. Includes dinner plates, bread plates, and soup bowls. Dinner plates measure 10.25 inches in diameter.

Pair of English majolica bread trays, c. 1870, with motto border and mottled center. Purchased at Lynda Willauer Antiques in Nantucket. Small thin line to the back of 1. Each 13 1/4"x11"x2 1/4". Weigh

Antique, 19th Century S. Fielding English Majolica 6 Well Oyster Plate. Measures approx. - 9 1/4" diameter. Have a similar item to sell? Contact us at info@marketauctionsinc.com Please review

19th-20th century. Includes English majolica, silver plate, three leather-bound books, small basket, vintage silk, and fabric dolls.

DESCRIPTION: (3 Pc) An English Majolica Leaf Serving Plates Set. This set includes three multicolor serving pottery dishes designed in the shape of a large, medium and small tree leaves and finished w

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

Three Antique Assorted Majolica Plates including a palm Sarreguemines plate and 2 English majolica green leaf plates with basketweave border Used condition, wear, worn, surface distress, losses Larges

Thirty Two (32) Piece Wileman & Co. (Wileman Foley) Antique English Transfer Ware Porcelain Tableware. Includes: (2) plates measuring 9-1/8" diam., (11) bread and butter plates measuring 6-7/8" diam.,

27 Pieces of Antique English Ridgways Roslyn China. Four Dinner Plates, Four Salad Plates, Four Cream Soup Bowls and Four Saucers, Three Tea Cups and Four Saucers, Four Bread and Butter Plates. Total

Pair of antique serving dishes and 8 plates, English, c. 1868-1883, with floral and ribbon motifs.(RIVERS4270/10)(WK) Property Title:From the Estate of Joan Rivers. Measurements: Serving Dishes: 13 L

The rounded 9" porcelain plate with six shell-form serving wells and central well, stylized with hand-painted polychrome relief details of shells and sea moss, with 'Minton's' mark to

Group to include 6.5" New Wharf Pottery bread and butter plate in the Lancaster pattern, and two 8" luncheon plates in the Grenada pattern for Henry Alcock & Co., all circa second half of