Early English Porcelain Pitcher,

leaf and vine with blue field, signed, 7 1/2'.

ENGLISH PORCELAIN PITCHER, having an undulated rim and on a footed pedestal and paneled sides, polychrome enamel decoration. Unmarked. Likely New Hall porcelain factory, Shelton. Late 18th/early 19th

19th c. English porcelain pitcher with pewter lid. Has early staple repair. 9 inches high.

Lot Consists of Two English Creamers. Larger One is Signed Wedgwood and the Smaller one is Unsigned, but Looks Like Early 19th Century English Porcelain. Both in Good Condition. Sizes are 7" inches an

A Collection of Early 19th Century English Blue/White PorcelainThe lot includes a mid-color blue historical Staffordshire "Indian Temple" pitcher 9" tall (slight rubbing, spider to base

1. A 19th century Imari porcelain bowl in traditional colors heightened in gold. 2. An early 20th century English Staffordshire pitcher inspired by Japanese porcelains shipped to England from the port

Early 20th c. English pottery and porcelain lot includes: Doulton Lambeth "Doulton Slater's Patent" signed 3 1/2" (h) floral tapestry design cream pitcher, Mintons "R. Briggs & Boston" signed 1 3/4" (

English Three pieces of salt glazed porcelain: pitcher, gravy boat, and teacup, late 18th/early 19th century Unmarked Approx. height (pitcher) 9.875”

England, United States,18th-19th Century Group includes an early English Staffordshire miniature figural bacchante jug (D44.519.207), two miniature parian ware pitchers, one with French maritime decor

Set of (8) 18th - Early 19th c. Polychrome Plates, each painted with a different view of a colorful exotic bird in lush surroundings, with basketweave molded and gilded edge rims, painted gold crown a

19th century Staffordshire figurine of standing mountain ram / goat with young kid or billie. Standing approx 5.5" tall. Appearing to have discolor around head, see photos

Group of (6) Pieces of 18th c. English Porcelain, incl: First Period Worcester cup and saucer set in an Imari inspired pattern of cobalt blue and red with gilded highlights, with blue underglaze mark

Chelsea Derby, of two courting figures in hand painted traditional dress, 18th C. H 28 cm. (11 in.)

9pcs. Early English Porcelain, Imari Pattern, "Trio", Cups/Cans are Interchangeable with Saucers (hairline on one can)

Property from a Savannah, GA Estate Description: English Porcelain Pitcher, Ice Bucket, and Platter, comprising a large pitcher with fish form handle and floral decoration, illegibly stamped on bo

Store price-$450 Diameter of bowl-15 3/4" Height of pitcher-12" Inv. # 2-2-971

(3) Pieces of 18th - 19th c. English China, incl: Soft paste teapot, with floral decoration, 5 1/4" high, lid corner chip/loss, hairline cracks, spout chips; Mug, with floral and leaf decoration, 3 1/

A collectible blue and white porcelain pitcher. Designs feature foliage, florals, and buildings. Approx. 8H x 6W in. Underside reads Enoch Wedgwood (Tunstall), Genuine Hand Engraving Decorated Under G

Painted English Porcelain Pitcher. Contains tones of green, gold, white, pink, and black. Measures approx 8 inches tall 6 inches wide. Pitcher, Vase, Asian Style, Asian Decorative Accessory, Relief de

Antique 19C English Porcelain Pitcher with Highly Raised Gilt Decorations of Butterflies, Birds and Cherry Blossoms.Condition: Excellent.Dimensions: H 7", Handle to Spot 6:.Provenance: From a Long Isl

Including a tall pitcher and a matching wash bowl, both with floral bouquet and garland decorations, with gilt rims h. 13 in. (pitcher) dia. 16-1/4 in. (bowl) Provenance: Items descended through the f

A glazed blue and white porcelain pitcher decorated with florals, nature motifs, and quails. The piece features a scalloped rim and spout with floral designs towards the interior. Some wear to the blu

A red and white hued porcelain pitcher decorated with Asian pagodas and nature motifs. Birds, fishermen, foliage, and more decorate the surface. Piece is vintage, possibly antique. Underside reads Wil

Early English Porcelain reticulated vase with gold trim, marked on bottom G&CW, 6”t, Ca. 1880.