EARLY 19th C ENGLISH CREAMWARE BOTANICAL BASKET

Strap built oval basket with brown glazed rim and weaving, interior botanical painted flower entitled Box-Leaved-Milk-Wort. L 25.7cm (10 1/8in)

18th & early 19th C. English creamware basket weave dishes, probably Leeds, all with openwork rims, to include one small over platter, approx. 8 1/2" x 10", three square deep dishes with rounded corne

An English Creamware Covered Basket and Underplate Early 19th Century Height overall 6 1/2 x width 12 x depth 10 inches. This lot is located in Chicago.

Antique English Leeds Creamware Chestnut Basket, late 18th-early 19thc. Footed bowl form base with applied entwined handles, with applied bellflower swags, the delicate domed cover molded with an open

A nineteenth century English leedsware/creamware chestnut basket having botanical finial. Ht: 7.5" Dia: 8.5"

English, Late 18th/Early 19th century. Creamware reticulated oblong basket with scrolled foliate handles at ends above heart, dot, diamond patterned pierced banding at top, gadrooned oblong foot on a

An antique early 19th Century English sterling silver repousse bread basket serving bowl produced by London silversmith Paul Storr (1770-1844). Exemplary relief designs of scrolling and botanical elem

Early 19th century. The group having woven basket border with blue edge and blue decorated interior. The backside of the dishes marked AR and ARD on several. Some staining and scuff to surface. No res

AN EARLY 19TH CENTURY ENGLISH CREAMWARE PUNCH BOWL, the well with a transfer printed design of a ship within figural panels of a maritime theme, the exterior with panels of rural life. 10cm by 24cm

Early 19th century English silver pedestal basket with reticulated border decorated with deer and pheasants amongst foliate, and central panel of a hawk? capturing a rabbit. With London city stamps, m

AN EARLY 19TH CENTURY ENGLISH CREAMWARE BOTANICAL PLATE painted with a single floral spray. 20 cm diameter.

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

Four English Creamware Chargers Early 19th Century Diameter of each 14 1/2 inches. Property from the Trusts of Barbara V. and William K. Wamelink, Gates Mills, Ohio

A Liverpool English creamware bowl, circa early 19th C. with black transfer decoration depicting a woman at shore waving to departing tall ships, and titled "Susan's Farwell". "Adieu she cry'd and wav

early 19th century, all with a floral motif, to include a teapot, plate, and creamer, also to include a pitcher with posey reading "More friends Less needs of them," all unmarked. Tallest 6.75 in. The

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

Early 19th c. English decorated Paris porcelain plate painted with a winged child in a cloud seated on a basket of flowers beside a pair of billing doves probably painted in London by Thomas Baxter. 2

English, late 18th to early 19th century. Creamware pottery lidded oval tureen having applied handles and transfer decoration of playful putti, together with an oval underplate. The tureen with impres

Antique English Pottery Cream ware pitcher Masonic emblems transfer, late 18th/early 19th century. 8" H x 8 1/8" W x 5" D. Shipping in USA or International please contact both UPS stores for quote: Ja

Set of Ten Botanical Creamware Plates Possibly Swansea, early 19th century Each floral specimen identified on reverse. Diameter 8 1/2 inches. C Property from a New York City Collector

ENGLISH SILVERPLATE SERVING PIECES, LATE 19TH-EARLY 20TH C., SEVEN:Including 1 English cake basket with swing handle by J. B. Chatterley & Sons Ltd., H.10", W.12"; 2 sauce boats, one of which by Henry

All identically framed, six examples from "Botanical Magazine; or Flower-Garden Displayed..." circa early 19th century by William Curtis and John Sims and two by Robert Sweet from Flora Australasia" L

Early and late 19th century. The group includes a very handsome signed Wedgwood lidded soup tureen with base along with four other various pieces, each having nicely detailed body. The large soup ture

After John Evelyn, FRS (English, 1620-1706), pair of late 19th or early 20th century English hand-colored botanical engravings from 'Sylva, or A Discourse of Forest-Trees,' the first titled 'The Silve