Four English Creamware Chargers

Four English Creamware Chargers Early 19th Century Diameter of each 14 1/2 inches. Property from the Trusts of Barbara V. and William K. Wamelink, Gates Mills, Ohio

Three English Creamware and Pearlware Figures of Lions and a Deer, 1790-1810. Comprising a creamware recumbent lion, his mane and tail colored in manganese brown and with a green oxide spot on each hi

Set of Four English Creamware Columnar Candlesticks </> Unmarked. 12 1/4 x 4 x 4 in. </> </>

Four English creamware and pearlware groupsComprising a ram and a lamb, two figures about a pedestal, recumbent deer and figure of a child holding a bird.height of tallest 6 1/2in (16.5cm); width 3 3/

ENGLISH CREAMWARE RETICULATED PLATES, LOT OF FOUR, comprising two with additional relief floral swag border decoration and two arcaded examples with molded basketweave border including one with polych

A SET OF TWENTY-FOUR ENGLISH SILVER-PLATED CHARGERS late 19th/20th century With applied rocaille rim; diameter 13 1/4in (33.7cm). Lot to be sold without reserve.

ENGLISH CREAMWARE CERAMIC TABLE ARTICLES, LOT OF FIVE, comprising four black transfer plates with six floral sprigs to border, featuring images including three depicting ships flying the American flag

ENGLISH CREAMWARE TRANSFER-PRINTED NAUTICAL MOTIF CERAMIC TABLE ARTICLES, LOT OF FOUR, each having black transfer images with overglaze polychrome enamel decorations, comprising a large bowl and three

Early and late 19th century. The group includes a very handsome signed Wedgwood lidded soup tureen with base along with four other various pieces, each having nicely detailed body. The large soup ture

ENGLISH CREAMWARE CERAMIC KITCHEN / TABLE ARTICLES, LOT OF FOUR, comprising an ovoid stepped cheese/curd mold, a scalloped ovoid-form undertray with hand-painted green bell flower swag decoration, and

First half 19th century. Four handleless cups and saucers, creamer and waste bowl in King's Rose pattern. Wear, hairlines and repair, together with a very worn plate.

Group of 18th/19th century cream ware, comprising: 6 Wedgwood cream ware dishes with palm borders and with impressed Wedgwood marks to underside with pattern number "9", four reticulated cream ware di

English, 19th C. two pieces, each marked Wedgwood. Some wear, paint refreshed. 2-1/2"h x 18-1/4"dia.

English, Staffordshire, circa 1780. The slightly scalloped rim conforms to the embossed shell-edge is the only adornment to its plain flat surfaces. . Provenance: A Distinguished New York Collection o

English, early 19th Century (circa 1800). Pink and green border with swags and foliate decoration. Center scene of two three-masted English warships. Impressed on back "EMG" over "N''. Some wear, espe

ENGLISH WEDGWOOD CREAMWARE CERAMIC TABLE ARTICLES, LOT OF FOUR, comprising a reticulated ovoid-form basket, a scalloped rim ovoid dish with hand-painted grapevine border motif, and two 9 3/4&quot; D p

Early to mid 19th century. Blue willow tea service with gold gilt trim. The set includes a teapot, lidded sugar pot, two cream pitchers and four tea cups. Sold from the collection of Bobby Carpenter a

late 19th century, in four sizes, comprising: nine German Waechtersbach with gilt painted decoration, three Wedgwood, one indistinctly marked, one unmarked, each reticulated, most with basket weave pa

An English delftware 'Oak Leaf' charger, circa 1690 Boldly painted with a central leaf and four other leaves around the border each painted in turquoise-green with manganese veins, a series of blue an

19th Century Enoch Wood & Sons Deep Flow Blue English Historical Staffordshire Porcelain Plates Four total Dark Blue Transfers with Shell Borders and Impressed Factory Marks (1) Boston Harbor Commeric

A Liverpool Transfer-Printed Creamware 'World in Planisphere' Mug English, Late 18th Century featuring two conjoined hemispheric world maps surrounded by rising sun and four allegorical figures of the

19th Century Enoch Wood & Sons Deep Blue English Historical Staffordshire Ceramic Porcelain Round Charger Plate Four Total Dark Blue Transfers with scalloped edged rims and all with impressed factory

English, 18th/19th C., comprising a charger marked with four thistles and three 'I's and an 'H', two plates with London touch marks, and a gooseneck teapot, 4 pieces Provenance: Property from a Privat

English, late 18th/early 19th century, pair creamware Queen's Shape Plates, C.J. Poskotchin, Circa 1810, made for the Russian market as replacement pieces for the Wedgewood Imperial Service ordered by