ENGLISH CERAMIC & EARTHENWARE TEAWARES

2 piece English ceramic earthenware by Royal Doulton in their Briar Rose pattern. Both articles feature a blue floral and dull gold textured pattern, interiors of both with a glazed finish. Pitcher ju

English, 1830s, by Rockingham Ceramic Factory, lead glazed earthenware, blue transfer with hand painted decoration of bird and flowers, molded rims, marked on base "India Stone China [under a paras

Five Late 19th Century Hand Decorated earthenware Tiles. Including three by Minton/Minton Hollins, the framed tile by Craven Dunnill, and 1 unmarked. Various motifs include geometric patterns, flowers

Five Late 19th Century English Hand Painted earthenware Tiles. Including 2 Minton tiles with rope and anchor borders, one featuring a man constructing a shelter and the other showing two figures, one

Vintage (empty) English Cider Jug from Cornwall; on the face, this glazed earthenware jug is marked "Creedy Vintage Cider". The reverse shows the original label marked "The Creedy Valley C

DESCRIPTION: (4 Pc) Antique English Shelley-Wileman Co. large Intarsio earthenware high glazed ceramic grouping set with polychrome painted assorted decorations. Staffordshire, England. This set inclu

MOLDED CERAMIC MUZZLED BEAR SMALL-SIZE JAR, lead-glazed earthenware, embossed English registry mark under base coded for 1854. England. Circa 1854. 3 7/8" HOA, 1 1/2" D rim.Undamaged with some light r

A Collection of Seven English & American earthenware Tiles. In a variety of style included hand painted bas-relief, portraits, and printed from both the 19th and 20th centuries. Three with markings in

William Moorcroft (English, 1872-1945) for James Macintyre & Co. Florian Ware ceramic vase with peacock feathers, circa 1898-1905 glazed earthenware with feathers and acanthus, registry number to unde

A Group of Five English Ceramic Articles 19th Century comprising aWedgwood jasperware pitcher, twoChelsea bird-form table ornaments, a lustrewear creamer and a Royal Doulton creamer, together with a C

An English Ceramic Phrenology Head l.n. fowler, london, late 19th century together with a walking stick having a carved handle decorated in the form of a phrenology bust. Height 13 inches. Estimate $2

A Collection of Ten English Ceramic Articles 18th Century and Later comprising a creamer and vegetable dish made for the American market marked for J&R Clews, a set of four plates and a set of three p

An English Ceramic Commemorative Loving Cup Circa 1825 decorated to show heavyweight fighters Tom Spring and Jack Langan, bearing a black script F mark to the underside. Height 7 1/4 x depth 10 1/2 in

ENGLISH CERAMIC URNS, LOT OF TWO, each having marbled clay urn and cover with attached marble/stone square cut base and white clay female figure as finial. Unexamined for mark apart from base. Likely

ENGLISH CERAMIC FOOTED OPEN SALTS, LOT OF THREE, comprising a pearlware blue shell-edge example, a yellowware example featuring central double incised blue lines with blue banded rim, and a banded exa

Early English Earthenware Group: Pair Flight Barr Plates with Imari Figural Pattern, Worcester (Bowl in Serves Style) Together with Newhal Two Handled Cup. (4) {Plate diameter 9 1/2 inches, Bowl heigh

Late 19th century ceramic hen egg coddler; top lifts off to reveal removable stand with six egg cups. [9 1/2" H x 10 1/2" W x 7" D]. In good condition; no chips.

comprising nine assorted, including one Fenton, one Royal Doulton, and one commemorating the coronation of King George V; tallest: 7 1/2 inches high; shortest: 4 inches high;

English Ceramic Phrenology Head with dark brown decoration, marked "E. F. Chapman", London. h. 12", w. 6", d. 4"

19th C. English Ceramic Figural Bottle. H 12" x W 4.1/2"

mounted as table lamps, with cream linen shades Casks: 14 x 10 in., Overall including shades: 30 x 20 in.

ENGLISH CERAMIC JUGS, LOT OF TWO, comprising one orange-bodied jug with white interior, having gilding and grisaille-painted landscape across the front, and one transfer-printed jug with silver lustre

Attributed to Spode (English, founded 1767), early 19th century. A large set of earthenware china comprising twenty-two (22) dinner plates (10.5" diameter); twenty-one (21) luncheon plates (9.25" diam

Large English Ceramic Urn, possibly Royal Doulton, unmarked Dimensions: 14.5" H x 25.25" Dia. Property from the personal collection of Seymour Stein.