ca 1830 Pink Staffordshire Lustre Grapevine Pattern

ca 1830's Staffordshire pink lustreware, grapevine pattern including: nine matching tea cups and saucers, waste bowl and creamer, urn, two pitchers and small dish. Over fair condition, signs of use an

4" h x 5" w x 2 1/2" d

Comprising a teapot, sugar bowl and cover, cream pitcher, covered butter or pancake dish, cake plate, 2 dessert plates, and 2 cups and saucers. Height of teapot 4 5/8 inches, diameter of dessert plate

Collection of 19th century English Staffordshire pink lustre pieces, 'House' pattern, to include: pitchers, milk jugs, waste bowls, tea bowl and saucer, cups, covered sugar bowl, etc., twenty-one (21)

1860's English pink lustre pearlware, horizontal floral band pattern, tea service for six including: six tea cups and saucers, teapot, creamer, sugar jar, six underplates, and waste bowl. Overall good

STAFFORDSHIRE BRITISH MOTIF TRANSFER-PRINTED CERAMIC CUP PLATES, LOT OF TWO, each rim having pink lustre over the transfer, comprising one featuring the Lakes of Killarney/Waterfall pattern with flora

Ca. 1830, cashmere pattern, 8"W.

Seven Staffordshire Pink Lustre Frog Mugs England, 19th century, all transfer-printed and enameled painted, three commemorative Crimean War mug with the inscription 'May They Ever Be United', black fr

It is 8 3/8” high and dates around the 1850’s. It has no chips, cracks or repairs Shipping: Domestic: Flat-rate of $15.00 to anywhere within the contiguous U.S. International: Foreign ship

Cameo acid etched art glass vase in the French art nouveau style. White background with green and soft pink grape and grapevine pattern overlay. Bears spurious Galle signature. SHIPPINGHill Auction Ga

Beautiful English Mochaware bowl with earthworm decoration, circa 1830.; This bowl is in the shape known as London shape, with a molded foot and a wide flaring shoulder. Two bands of sky blue border a

Group of Assorted Pink Lustre items in various patterns many unmarked, including 2 Wedgwood pink lustre plates and a Gray's Pottery pink lustre bowl with black transfer pattern together with 4 copper

Four Various Staffordshire China Pink Lustre Pitchers. 5" to 6-3/4"h. Condition: Good, smallest has a spout repair.

Group of Staffordshire porcelain tableware including ca. 1830 deep blue patriotic historical Staffordshire square serving dish titled "A Ship on the Line in the Downs" showing an American battleship w

Pair of ca. 1800-30 Staffordshire Pink Lustreware Jugs with relief molded hunting scene, depicting a man, horse and dogs, with leafy vine decoration around top rim, both with paint mark '2' on base, 6

Lot consisting of 12 beautifully decorated service plates in very good condition by Myott Staffordshire England, ca. 1930s. Pattern is "bouquet". Approx. diameter 10 1/2".

53 piece Myott Son & Co Ltd. porcelain in the pattern "Staffordshire Rose" in Rose Pink and Rose Blue. Rose Pink: 1 vegetable dish, 1 serving platter, 2 saucers, creamer, sugar, 4 teacups, 8 dinner pl

Ca 1820 Pearlware 7 1/2" pitcher w pink lustre buildings & floral dec

1 c. 1830 light pink tissue silk woven in floral pattern, darker pink border, " x ", (breaks in silk by folds, stains) fair; 1 black silk shawl woven w/ royal purple large size blossoms, black & purpl

Two ca. 1940 Aladdin Lincoln Drape pattern pink Alacite glass footed tall oil lamps, one having light tan shade, both with locking base chimneys ht. 25.5"x 6"

Late Federal Empire Classical Carved Sofa With Inlaid Patterns Made Of Mahogany Veneers Ca. 1830-1850 On Carved Legs (96"x34"x26")

Ivory chine taffeta having abstract pink pattern within a polychrome scrolling floral border, knotted self fringe at the end borders. Purchased from Doris Langley Moore who acquired it through Sotheby

(2) Pieces of dark blue transferware by James & Ralph Clews, ca 1830, made in England for the American market, depicting the arrival of Revolutionary War hero General Lafayette's at Castle Garden, NY

England, ca. 1830. State arms for "New York" with floral border. Impressed. "T. Mayer..." 9.75"d. Sold at Garth's, February, 2005, lot 206.