English Maker PLASTIC Schoolroom Scene.

Unknown maker PLASTIC schoolroom scene, 3 desks, 3 kids & 3 books circa early 1950s. Desk tops open just like they did when we were kids! 9 pieces. Condition very good. No box.

Group repousse sterling tablewares, 20th c., (4) pieces, incl. a cobalt lined footed jar with figural genre scene, maker's mark "ABD", an English pair of openwork jars, maker's mark "WC", and a footed

English flow blue "scinde" platter, by English maker J& G Alcock, features landscape scene, leafy border and shaped edges. Measures 16"L x 12.5"W. Condition report: Minor wear and scratches from use.

(lot of 92) English blue and white transferware partial dinner service, Wedgwood, in the "Romantic England Blue" pattern, each with notable English monuments and landscape scenes, maker's mark underfo

Two well and tree platters and a regular platter with landscape transfer printed scenes. Various makers marks to base, English, 19th C.L. 47cm (18 1/2in)

The first has a heavily embossed owl. The second does not have a maker mark. Scene shows an angel and cupid uncovering an eagle on a globe, globe is marked "America". Beautiful case. No damage.Conditi

Title: Thoma Mellish on "Sauceboc," Sir Thomas Drake on PatchworkSubject: Fox hunting Type: Print Materials: Paper Markings & Inscriptions: Unmarked Date: 20th century Maker: English Description: Two

Title: Lord Belton on a Bay Hunter, The Hertfordshire HuntSubject: Fox hunting Type: Print Materials: Paper Markings & Inscriptions: Unmarked Date: 20th century Maker: English Description: Two well fr

Dated 1848 on works, Deacon well know early Jewelry store and Clock Maker, English .....4 x 3 1/4 x 2 1/4 inch heavy brass clock, with 3 Enameled hunting scenes, beveled glass back and cover.=key...*

Late 19th century, Wedgwood (English, founded 1759). Fine jasperware stoneware pair, covered sugars (1877 & 1879) and creamer (1876) having applied classical scenes. Maker's marks to underside. Approx

Second quarter 20th century, Wedgwood (English, founded 1759); fine jasperware stoneware; six sets of dark blue tea cups with applied classical scenes. Maker's marks to underside with most dated for 1

English, white ground porcelain with gilded trim, polychrome floral pattern & landscape scenes. Makers marks with pattern name to the underside of each piece. Set is comprising: Eight dinner plates Ei

A cartouche shaped form decorated in repousse with a country scene, London, 1874, with maker's mark SC for Stuart Clifford (.97 oz. troy) the second of rectangular form decorated in repousse with a pa

Collection of 24 pcs. "Hunting Scene" pattern English porcelain tableware by various makers; Crown Staffordshire, Wedgwood and Coalport, including cocoa or teapot, sugar and creamer, two dinner plates

Multiple panels on each scene depicting a lady fishing, a lady and gentlemen with sheep, and a lady with staff and sheep. Each shoe stamped with the city mark of Chester; maker's mark of BM representi

1893, London, each with maker's marks of William Comyns, each with a hinged circular lid repousse-decorated with a figural scene enclosing a faceted stopper atop a rectangular clear cut crystal bottle

scene of couple in the countryside, with sheep and instruments, hallmarks, maker C.S. and F.S., 94 grams, 1 1/4" deep, 3" diameter.

English Transferware Stoneware Platter, C. 1830, W 12.5'' L 15.5'' An early 19th century English transferware stoneware platter. Offers an oriental scene to the basin in blue and white. Maker's marks

two sets of six Georgian silver sporting buttons, one set with hunting scenes, "Hark to Him" and six with running fox, maker possibly Susannah Barker, 1 in., each set in fitted case, one with James Ro

English Royal Doulton stoneware, two pieces with hunt scenes, impressed marks on the underside, the jug further with the maker's mark of Annie Partridge. Tallest: 9.25" H.

Group of (19) Pieces of Matching Pattern Mid-19th c. English Staffordshire Blue Transferware, decoration featuring figures and cows in a landscape scene with a village and waterfall, no maker's marks,

An early Victorian English sterling silver mug/ cup with embossed tavern scene and gilt interior. London silver marks for 1852, maker James Charles Edington. Weight: 175g or 5.62 troy Oz. Approximate

(2) CONTINENTAL SILVER TEA CADDYS including a German Hanau example by Georg Roth & Co., depicting interior scenes, and an English caddy bearing punch marks for London, Sterling and 1914 (maker rubbed)

3 PC. EUROPEAN FIGURAL PORCELAIN VASES: Comprising; 1- Portrait vase, by unknown maker, probably Vienna. 1- Cobalt & Gold vase, having Courting scenes, by L.F. Limoges. 1- English Stoke on Trent vase,