FERDINAND AND LOUISE D'ORLEANS TRANSFERWARE PLATES

TWO BLACK TRANSFERWARE PLATES 8 1/4" D. WITH, TRANSFERWARE WASTE BOWL WITH BLUE/WHITE ASIAN MOTIF. 6 3/8" D. PLEASE READ CAREFULLY - Terms for Purchasing and Shipping of Auction Items. Please read car

Antique Berlin Porcelain KPM Portrait Plate, Duchesse de Berry - c. 19th century. A hand-painted porcelain plate, portrait of Marie Louise Elisabeth d 'Orleans wearing an ermine lined cloak, border of

Depicting (4) different Bar Harbor vistas. 9 1/2 inches. Condition: Good. Temp No 4436

English/American, 19th/20th C., including, Enoch Wood & Son, Boston, Hoboken, Staffordshire, Stubbs. From: 6-3/4"dia. to 10-1/2"dia.

69 Flow Blue Plates, 19th C., English Ironstone Scinde pattern, most marked 'Scinde' and many impressed 'Oriental Stone JG Alcock'. Comprises: 12 dinner 10 1/2" dia., chip to foot of one; 12 lunch 9 1

2 Wedgwood Etruria "Bewick" Lustre Plates 9" dia, six brown transfer Lozere shallow bowls approx 9.5" dia wedgwood and others as shown. Some wear and scuffs present, consistent with age, as shown see

Set of 12 English Wedgwood Red Transferware Plates. Marked on backs. Each measures 10.25 inches in diameter.

Including manufacturers such as Belzoni, Adams, and more. Minor chips on some. Largest measures 10.25in in diameter.

Lot of (4) 19th c. Staffordshire Historical blue and white transferware plates. 9" D., one has rim chipping. "Landing of Gen. La Fayette..". Provenance: Richard Kyllo Collection New Jersey.

English Transferware-Blue Dinner Plates with Fluted Rim, 19th C., 19 plates and 2 large serving bowls. (ISOB9217) [WK] Dimensions: Plates: 9.5 Dia. Bowls: 10 x 10 Provenance: From the Park Avenue, Ne

Each 10" diameter. JS

1- Historical Staffordshire Winter View of Pittsfield Mass Plate Circa 1826-1834 by James & Ralph Clews 10 1/2". 2- Historical Staffordshire The Landing 0f Gen. Lafayette at Castle Garden Circa 1826-1

All marked underneath Wedgewood etruria and dated 1930. Various views of Princeton University. Dimensions: Dia. 10" Condition: One with tight crack, one with rim chip and a few scattered spots of craz

A collection of 3 transfer-ware cabinet plates from Creil et Montereau circa 1820, two smaller 9.5” diameter) with neoclassical scenes and the larger (12”) with the image of a chateau.

ANNE MARIE LOUISE D'ORLEANS: (1627-1693) Duchess of Montpensier, known as La Grande Mademoiselle. One of the greatest heiresses in history, the Duchess died unmarried and childless. D.S., Anne Marie L

12 piece Royal Crown Flow Blue transferware plates. Blue and white color with floral and bird decoration, gold trim on ledge of plates. 10" in diameter

All marked underneath Wedgewood etruria and dated 1930. Various views of Princeton University. Dimensions: Dia. 10" Condition: One with tight crack, one with rim chip and a few scattered spots of craz

Large collection of assorted transferware. Includes different sized plates, bowls, a small pitcher and teapot, and some cups. Undersides of some are marked "Brown & White transferware Edward & George

Three dark blue Staffordshire transferware plates including: Two cup plates of Castle Garden Battery - NY - one with impressed mark or Enoch Wood & Sons Burslem, the other not marked; together with a

"Marigold" with yellow rims. Together with five assorted "Marigold"pattern plates. 17 pieces 10-1/4"d

SET OF TWELVE STAFFORDSHIRE DEEP BLUE TRANSFERWARE PLATESMid-19th CenturyFrom the “London Views” series by Enoch Wood, all depicting St. Philip's Chapel on Regent Street.Diameters 10.125&#

Collection of 19th c. and 20th c. transferware plates including "Granite Ware Palestine", "Chinese paslime Davenport", "Polish Views", "Spode", "Oriental", "Bosphorus".

Nineteen English Transferware Plates and Shallow Bowls by Various Makers, 19th/20th Century, Including Minton, Hanley, Ridgways, Cauldon, Copeland Spode, Wedgwood and others. Largest dimension: Dia: 1

Battle of Germantown, Philadelphia Water Works and other historical plates (4), and fantasy landscape plate (1), British and American made. Largest plate is 10"