ENGLISH DELFT 'PARROT ON A BRANCH' PLATE

Lambeth England circa 1770, attributed to Abigail Griffith (working 1765-1775) of Lambeth High Street Pothouse, the central theme decorated in polychrome enamels rising to a lip with pine cone & folia

Three English Delft Polychrome Platescirca 1750-70s, a popular four color pattern of a parrot perched upon a branch within a craggy rock and floral landscape, attributed to Lambeth High Street Pottery

Two English Delft Plates and a Quill Holder, 1740-60, the first plate in red, blue and green and depicting a stylized plant; the second plate in blue and painted with a songbird on a branch; the hexag

One decorated with a green and red parrot on a branch, the other decorated with a Chinese style garden. Diameter of each 8.75 inches.

Title: A fine late 17th century English delft plate Date: c. 1690 Dimension: 8 3/4" Diam Provenance/Additional Info: decorated with storks and songbirds in a garden landscape surrounded by a similar b

Two English Delft Plates and a Charger, 1750-70. The first plate London, painted in blue, green, red and yellow with a bird perched on a rock within floral sprays, diam. 11.625 in.; the second plate p

English Delft plate, 19th c., decorated with a house and tree. 1.25"h x 12.25"dia

Pair of English Delft plates, 18th c., polychrome decorated with trees and swags. 9"dia

Two similar English Delft plates, 18th c., each polychrome decorated with flowers. 9.25"dia

Eighteenth century. Matching blue cottage designs. Glaze and some edge flakes, one has old glued repair. Two, 8.75"d., two 9.25"d.

Bristol England circa 1730, both tin glazed bodies showing welled centers decorated with church spires and sailing vessels, both rims decorated with repeating bands of foliate wreaths and linear desig

Pair of English Delft plates, circa 1760, 9"diameter, together with two other plates.

Italian Faience stag plate with center tulip; together with a Dutch polychrome plate; a smaller English Delft plate, and a pitcher, 5"h. Largest plate: 9"dia

Finely painted and well recorded English delft plate, circa third quarter of the 18th Century. A plate with this decoration is pictured in "Delftware," by Michael Archer (color plate 160). The plate i

18th c., diameter 8.75 inches.

Blue and white tin glazed plate with a design of pagodas by a lake, a boat and a willow tree, with diaper pattern border. Brown dressing to rim. Unmarked. Possibly Lambeth. Small rim chip, fritting. A

Blue and white faience plates with a Chinese inspired design of flowers and rocks, with diaper pattern border. Typical fritting, wear exposing gray paste at rim. Unmarked, possibly Lambeth. Approx. 9

Two English Delft commemorative plates of Lord Howe and Lord Nelson, probably 19th century. 9.5"diameter

An English Delft polychrome decorated plate, Somerset origin, 18th century 30cm diameter

Comprising: Two dinner plates, two broken dinner plates, a tureen cover, four large shallow soup bowls, one smaller soup bowl with chip, three luncheon plates, three salad plates. 10.5"dia. Assembled

English Delft Blue and White Platesecond half 18th century, cobalt on lead tin glazed ground, floral urn decoration to center, with alternating floral and diapered patterns to rim, unmarked. 1 3/4 x 1

FOURTH QUARTER 18TH CENTURY DIAMETER OF PLATE 12 INCHES, HEIGHT OF TEA BOWS 2 INCHES.

COLLECTION OF ENGLISH AND DUTCH DELFT POLYCHROME PLATES 17TH/ 18TH CENTURY comprising one painted with a cockerel, 22.5cm diameter; one painted with a yellow vase of flowers and a song bird, 22.5cm di

Two English Delft Blue and White Plateslate 17th century, both decorated with simplistic floral designs, not marked. Each 11 5/8 in. From the Estate of the late Mr. & Mrs. Charles and Cynthia Salzhaue