Antique English Ironstone Flow Blue Platter

Mid 19th century English blue and white painted ironstone platter. 17" W x 13" D.

Antique English Minton ironstone transferware cropped corner platter features flow blue decoration in Asian floral and garden motif, en verso impressed mark "BB New Stone", 19th century. Measures: 1.5

Large Antique 19th C English Flow Blue Platter. Ironstone platter. Made by Granite China WRS & Co. Flow blue with Chinese / Chinoiserie decoration in blue, gold and hand painted over transferware. Mea

Antique Lot of Assorted English Transferware Including: 1800's Cypress Davenport Ironstone Platter (chips), Burgess & Leigh Nonparlil Scenic Flow Blue Plate, Wedgwood Flow Blue Plate Featuring The Web

All are Antique English Flow Blue. Platter 14 1/4"x10, Bowl 9 1/2", Plate 9 3/4". Plates 5 3/4", 6 3/4" and 7 3/4". Weight on all combined 6 pds. PROVENANCE: A Private Charleston SC Estate.

Antique Wedgwood Ironstone CHAPOO Flow Blue PLATTER - Circa 1850's - 13.25" Wide Preowned from an Estate. $20 Domestic Shipping.

Antique Blue & White Ironstone Althea Platter, this platter is in pristine condition and features Althea pattern around the borders, the platter is oversized and measured at 18 x 15 inches

4 Antique 19th c English Ridgway Ironstone Flow Blue Plates. Pattern 799. Each 10 1/4". Weight on all 7 pds 3 oz. PROVENANCE: A Private Charleston SC Estate.

All are Antique English Flow Blue. Mercer Flow Blue Platter 15 1/4"x11 1/2". 2 Adderly Scalloped Rim Plates with Gilt 9"x9". Lancaster Plate 9"x9". Weight on all 4 pds 10 oz. NO IN HOUSE SHIPPING. PRO

EXTENSIVE LOT OF ANTIQUE PORCELAIN INC. ENGLISH TRANSFERWARE, DELFT, FLOW BLUE, PLATTER IS 19 1/4" X 15 1/4"

Antique English Staffordshire Edward Challinor Ironstone Blue Transferware Platter in Lozere Pattern from the mid 1800's. Ca. 1853-1862. Age appropriate crazing, stained to back. Front still quite nic

Lot of (3) Pieces of 19th c. English Blue & White Ironstone, incl: Rectangular flow blue platter with chinoiserie decoration, unmarked, 15 1/4" x 12 1/2", top surface glaze flake; and (2) 10 1/4" diam

Antique 19th C English Reticulated Border Platter. Antique English Ironstone blue and white transferware scene platter. Measures 11 x 8.75 inches.

Antique 19th C English Ironstone Serving Platter. Blue and white transferware platter with scenes of ancient ruins. Signed on back. Measures 10.5 x 13 inches.

Antique English Blue & White Ironstone Platter. Large 19th C English ironstone platter marked John Ridgway & Co Doria Stone on the back. Having Greco Roman ruins with figures in blue and white. Measur

measures app 10.5 inches, trademarked underside with lions and shield, good condition, marked for ironstone remainder of writing illegible, english pottery, porcelain, transferware, ceramic, collectib

Antique English Ironstone Chinoiserie Style Platter w Blue Transferware on White. Measures 11.5 x 14.75 inches. Marked Bochara JE on the back.

Three late 19th century English Flow Blue platters. Oval forms with scalloped edges and Cobalt Blue floral decoration. All with printed or impressed marks. Largest platter with 6" crack in bowl, all t

Antique 19th C Large English Ironstone Platter. Featherware blue and white platter. Measures 13.5 x 17 inches.

We are very pleased to present this wonderful large 18" x 15" antique Flow Blue / Polychrome floral meat platter by the highly respected English potter Wood & Sons, in the exceptional Millwood pattern

English, Flow Blue ceramic platter marked Scinde. Marks from use, glaze wear at rim. no evidence of cracks or repairs. 16" x 12.5" Keywords: John and George Alcook, English, England, Staffordshire, Ir

Lot of Antique Flow Blue Ironstone China. Various patterns. Platter: 18"l.

Antique Cauldon England flow blue ironstone turkey platter; as-is condition- General marks and surface wear, scratches, rubbing, flaws, and losses. Possible restorations; L 21 1/2" H 2 1/4" (Approx.)

19th century. One large platter by Davenport having its original pierced strainer along with a handsome blue and white platter likely by Staffordshire. The Davenport platter having an early staple rep