Early English Green Glazed Creamware Plate

English creamware plate with a green lead glaze, circa 1780. Probably made by one of the Staffordshire potters. Skinner sold a similar plate in 2018, which they catalogued as "possibly Yorkshire." Thi

Lot of (4) Pieces of Glazed Pottery, incl: Early English creamware plate with pierced and embossed rim, unmarked, 9 1/2" diam.; and (3) Italian woven blanc de chine pieces - planter cachepot, 4" high,

English glazed creamware group, one piece likely Ridgway drabware in the Neoclassical manner, circa 1830, the other two pieces comprising a green glazed leaf dish and a plate in the manner of Wedgwood

A group of twelve English green glazed earthenware side platesdiameter 9in (22.5cm)

Group of three (3) pieces of antique English green and white glazed creamware, 18th century and later and comprising a tall bough pot, a two handled covered custard cup, and a covered tureen-form sauc

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

Assorted Lot of Chinese PorcelainComprising; Export Armorial plate, Famille Rose cake plate, and two early green glazed bowls

5 Wedgwood & Barlaston Etruria English Majolica glazed green leaf plates. Marked Wedgwood on back, cabbage leaf design against basket weave patterned background. Measures 8"W. Condition report: good c

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

English, circa 1750. The duller, slightly uneven-looking olive green seen here possibly pre-dates the Wedgwood partnership. Provenance: A Distinguished New York Collection of Creamware

English, circa 1780 The brighter green developed by Wedgwood was very popular. It did not take long, however, before a look-alike appeared in the marketplace, and this very form of leaf has also been

Antique Chinese Yellow & Green Glazed Large Plate, d. 12 in., ca. late 19th - early 20th century.

Early 19th c. English Barrel Form Jug, with green and ochre glazed bands, and dark brown zig zags and engine turned slip lines, 7 3/8" high, 8 1/4" x 5". Rim and base edge chips, Body crack and repair

Collection of five pieces English tableware comprising, a pair of salt glazed polychrome decorated creamware plates with scalloped and diapered rim (dia. 9.25"), floral polychrome creamware plate (dia

Group of English Green Ground Pearlware and Creamware Serving Pieces Variously marked. Comprising: A pair of Wedgwood plates with oak leaf border, impressed mark A Spode shaped oval dish with geometri

1- Rare 19th English Early c. 1800 Coalport Porcelain Soup Bowl. 7 1/2", nick to rim. 2- Whieldon Creamware 18th century Plate with a molded border, 9" 3- English Pearlware 19th Childs Plate 5 1/4". W

An early English delftware plate of polychrome blue, red, green and yellow highlight on cream ground. Bristol, circa 1720-30. Dia. of dish 28cm (11in) A posset pot of similar pattern can be found in t

American and English, 19th - early 20th century. Ten pieces of Staffordshire transferware, mostly blue romantic scenes. Three cups and saucers including "Alleghany", green "Gazelle" creamer, plate, tr

Early 19th C. English Masons Patent ‘Green Mandarin’ pattern china. Including 107 pcs: forty-six 9.5” dia. plates - Eighteen 9.75” dia. soup bowls - Nineteen 8” dia. brea

English, late 18th/early 19th century, pair creamware Queen's Shape Plates, C.J. Poskotchin, Circa 1810, made for the Russian market as replacement pieces for the Wedgewood Imperial Service ordered by

Lot of (2) Late 18th c. Creamware Serving Dishes, in painted green and black leaf motif pattern (but not a perfect match), incl: Chestnut basket with stand, both pieces with openwork design, black pai

NOUVEAU ART POTTERY JARDINIERE ON PEDESTALEnglish, early 20th century, stamped with registry markings to the bottom. Elaborate foliate designs throughout, glazed in shades of green and red.Pedestal: 3

A rare French early 19th century octagonal Creil creamware plate decorated with a pale green border and a finely detailed grisaille transfer print depicting an allegorical scene with the month of July

Minton (English, founded 1793), early to mid 19th century. A set of 8 porcelain plates, each having a scalloped edge, with a bright green ground, each centered with a gilt edged roundel depicting vary