English Porcelain, 19th C & 2 Portuguese Planters

Property from a Savannah, GA Estate Description: 3 Pieces of English Porcelain, 19th C & 2 Portuguese Green Planters, comprising a pair of Portuguese green and white gilt decorated jardiniere of c

2 Delft Porcelain Vases and Delft Style Tiffany & Co. planter along with possibly English or Chinese pitcher, 19th-20th C., pair of Delft bottle vases with boating and windmill car touches, pitcher wi

Group of English and Chinese Porcelain Dishes, 19th c., incl. 2 Wedgwood, 1 Dr. Wall Worcester and 1 Export armorial; dia. (largest) 8 1/2 in. (4 pcs.)

An English Porcelain Dessert Service 19th century comprising a centerpiece bowl, 2 sauce tureens, 11 plates, 2 serving dishes and 6 serving trays in two sizes, some examples numbered in 1728 in iron r

Small Lot English Porcelain & Ironstone, 18th & 19th C., includes Worcester tea bowl & 2 saucers, pair Mason's plates & othersDimensions: Ironstone 9 1/4" dia., Leah dishes 3 1/2" sq. (VIRO127/14)(WT)

2 very beautiful English 19th century flow blue style porcelain platters, 1.25"x13.48"x10.75", 1.48"x15.5"x12.5"

Nice group antique English porcelain tablewares, 19th c., (5) assorted hand-painted and gilt serving dishes, incl. (3) dishes possibly by Coalport, auction stickers verso, with (2) similar serving dis

English porcelain fruit coolers or ice cream coolers painted in rust, cobalt & gilt. Flame finials on lids and 2 side gilt handles. 10.75"H X 9.5"W. Restoration on one. See photos for condition. For s

Pair of English hand painted porcelain tazzas, 19th century, each having a turquoise basketweave border centering a gilt medallion, rising on a figural standard of putti with interlocking arms, restin

Chamberlins Worcester matching covered sugar bowl and creamer and others (PARO1502/6) (WT) Dimensions: Highest Sugar: 5 1/2" H; Plate: 8 1/2" Dia.

2 Chinese blue and white porceain planters; one decorated with floral motif and the other decorated with landscape motif; larger: 10.75in(L) x 7.5in(H)

Group of English Porcelain Table Articles, 19th century: Including a pair of Derby stands; a pink ground tureen and undertray {dimensions assembled 6 7/8 x 8 3/4 x 6 1/2 inches}; a tea bowl with sauce

19th CENTURY FIVE-PIECE ENGLISH PORCELAIN IMARI SWEET MEAT DISHES. Height: 2 in. by Width: 9 in. by Depth: 9 in.

In the Imari design, mostly Davenport, 19th C. L. of largest: 57 cm (22 1/2 in.)

Minton quality, including six luncheon plates and four tazzas, white ground with floral decoration and green and pink border, marked "A 1214 S" on bottom. Plate: 9 1/4" dia, Tazza: 2"h x 9 1/4" dia

Pair English Porcelain Vases as Lamps, 19th C., gilt swan's neck handles and floral banding Dimensions: Vases 13 1/2" H x 11 1/2" W, Overall 27" H Property from the Private Collection of Steven Stark

consisting of 4 luncheon plates, two of which are in an Imari japonisme style, 2 shell form dishes in a chinoiserie style, and 2 smaller plates; all with ornate floral and gold paint decoration h. 2-1

Apple green borders, each hand painted with a rose spray centre and gilt gadrooned border, English, Regency, Flight, Barr & Barr impressed mark.L.: 57.2 cm (22 1/2 in.) W.: 48.3 cm (19 in.)

Assorted hand painted tea bowls, some with gilded rims. Including a Liverpool Herculaneum and Barr Worcester. Dia. of largest: 9 cm (3 1/2 in.)

19th C English Porcelain Condiment Stand by Brown. 11 1/2" W 17" D 8" H PLEASE REFER TO OUR "TERMS OF SALE" FOR FULL DISCLOSURE OF OUR POLICY. THANK YOU!"

English, 19th century. Collection of four porcelain figures, 2 pairs, depicting courtly figures hand painted in cobalt and white. Two with gold anchor marks for Chelsea. Approx. height of tallest 7.5"

Early 19th c. English porcelain pair of botanical shell shaped dishes, pattern 119 or 611. 20 cm x 20 cm.

Cobalt blue with gilt floral decoration. Includes a teapot, creamer, open sugar, (2) 9-1/2" serving plates, 10 cups with 12 saucers and (12) 6-7/8" dessert plates. From the collection of Phillip Siebe

(pair) English floral encrusted porcelain pitchers, 19th c., possibly Coalport or Minton, each having a profusion of applied flowers against a white ground with gilt accent, unmarked, typical loss to