Early 19th C. Turner's Ironstone Oval Serving Bowl

Turner's Patent Ironstone Imari style oval serving bowl in the Water Lily and Willow pattern, circa 1800 - 1805, marked to underside, some minor paint losses and surface scratches. Approx. 12" x 9 1/4

A Group of English Imari Palette Porcelain LATE 18TH/EARLY 19TH CENTURY comprising a covered tureen and undertray, two covered sauce tureens and an oval serving bowl. Length of undertray 15 1/2 inches

Assembled Group of Early 19th Century Imari Pattern Royal Derby. Comprised of nine tea cups, pitcher, double handled sugar bowl, tea pot, six luncheon plates, two low bowls, oval serving dish, underpl

Late 19th or Early 20th c. German 800 silver reticulated oval serving bowl with scenic cherub panel in center, delicate lattice work side 2" x 8.5" 5.7 troy oz.

Lot of (40) Assorted Pieces of Ironstone China, most mid-19th c., various makers, incl: (2) Gravy boats, 5" high; (1) Ladle, 10 1/2" long; (1) Oval serving bowl by Maddock & Gater, 2 1/2" high, 10 1/2

(10) Mason's Ironstone China 19th Century English Plates: Included in this lot are the following pieces: (6) round plates all 10.5", (2) early oval serving platters 8.75 x 11, (1) square 2 handled pla

18th-19th Century. Antique hand-wrought Spanish Colonial silver serving tray dating to the late 18th or 19th century. Mexican or South American. Oval shallow bowl form decorated with repousse flowers,

Turner's Patent Ironstone Imari style ice bucket in the Water Lily and Willow pattern, circa 1800 - 1805, marked to underside, some hairlines, paint losses to handles. H: approx. 6 3/4". Dia: approx.

Turner's Patent Ironstone Imari style gravy boat in the Water Lily and Willow pattern, circa 1800 - 1805, marked to underside, no visible chips, cracks or repairs. H: approx. 2 1/4". L: approx. 7 1/4"

Turner's Patent Ironstone Imari style tankard in the Water Lily and Willow pattern, circa 1800 - 1805, marked to underside, no visible chips, cracks or repairs. H: approx. 4 3/4".

Turner's Patent Ironstone Imari style tankard in the Water Lily and Willow pattern, circa 1800 - 1805, marked to underside, some minor paint loss around rim, no visible chips, cracks or repairs. H: ap

EARLY 19TH C. COALPORT OVAL SERVING TRAY PAINTED WITH THE FINGER AND THUMB PATTERN. 34.5cm Long 26cm Wide

A FRENCH EMPIRE CUT GLASS AND GILT BRONZE CONSOLE BOWL, EARLY 19TH CENTURY. The oval bowl set in a gilt and patinated bronze stand supported by four winged female sphinxes. Some damage. Together with

A FRENCH EMPIRE CUT GLASS AND GILT BRONZE CONSOLE BOWL, EARLY 19TH CENTURY. The oval bowl set in a gilt and patinated bronze stand supported by four winged female sphinxes. Some damage. Together with

Antique Austrian Silver Salt Cellar, Late 18th - Early 19th Century. Oval gilt bowl on pedestal. Marked. Height: 6.5cm. Length: 9cm. 98gr.

2 early 19th century pewter shallow serving bowls, both have touchmarks, 14"D

[2] 19th C. Fine Porcelain Oval Serving Bowl Dishes Decorated with Leaves 11.5 in. size: 2 in. x 11.5 in.

2 Early 19th C, Georgia Mason's Ironstone Bowls Bamboo and Basket Pattern 9.5 in. diameter. size: 1.5x9.5

Antique Venitian early 19th Century oval shaped large bowl, assaye'r mark of St.Mark's lion in "moleca", initials CGP on reverse bottom side, 3"H x 15"W x 11 1/2D, 33.21toz

THREE PIECES OF CHINESE EXPORT PORCELAINLate 18th/Early 19th CenturyAn octagonal serving bowl and a pair of mugs, all in the Imari palette.Bowl height 3". Length 14.5". Width 12". Mug h

19th century, Ironstone, including a serving bowl and two lidded tureens, marked. Tallest 9 in. From the Estate of the late H. Lee Fowlkes, Jr., Yanceyville, NC Additional high-resolution photos are a

Three 19th Century Handled Silver Plate Oval Footed Serving Bowls with floral designs. Silver over copper & brass. Makers marks / stamps on bottoms. Wear, imperfections. Height: 2 5/8"; Width: 6 1/8";

Early American Burlwood Bowlearly 19th centuryof oval form with integral carved handles8 1/4 x 24 x 16 1/2 inches

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