FOUR ENGLISH FLOW BLUE PLATTERS.

Second half 19th century. Grindley "Argye," 10.25"w. 7.25"d. Wedgwood "Camelia" handled dish, 11"w. 9.75"d. Unmarked ironstone with floral pattern, 13.5"h. 10.25"d. And Meakin "Devon," 15.75"w. 11.75"

ENGLISH FLOW BLUE TRANSFER-PRINTED CERAMIC PLATTERS, LOT OF FOUR,comprising two featuring "NONPAREIL", one having "ORIENTAL" with gilt-sponged rim decoration, and one featuring "Fairy / Villas". Marks

19th Century, English, Two Marked, Largest 18.5 X 15 Inches, All Crazed, One Cracked, Edge Cups To One Plate, Chip To Back Of One Platter, See Photos For Additional Condition

ENGLISH STAFFORDSHIRE CATTLE MOTIF FLOW BLUE, TRANSFER-PRINTED ARTICLES, LOT OF FIVE, comprising a matching 17" x 13 1/4" platter and four 10" D plates. Printed marks include "WEDGWOOD & Co. Lc / ENGL

A set of five antique ceramic plates by Royal Doulton Burslem, one large platter and four plates of smaller size. All five are decorated with flow blue transferware Madras pattern depicting an Asian l

Large Antique 19th C English Flow Blue Platter. Ironstone platter. Made by Granite China WRS & Co. Flow blue with Chinese / Chinoiserie decoration in blue, gold and hand painted over transferware. Mea

20 x 16 inches, large Floral pattern, Claremont...* age staining

In the Pekin pattern. Minor chips to underside edge. Some crazing. No visible cracks. Measures approximately 22-1/4" long and 17-3/8" wide.All sales are subject to Bremo Auctions Terms & Conditions. P

Three late 19th century English Flow Blue platters. Oval forms with scalloped edges and Cobalt Blue floral decoration. All with printed or impressed marks. Largest platter with 6" crack in bowl, all t

All are Antique English Flow Blue. Platter 14 1/4"x10, Bowl 9 1/2", Plate 9 3/4". Plates 5 3/4", 6 3/4" and 7 3/4". Weight on all combined 6 pds. PROVENANCE: A Private Charleston SC Estate.

VICTORIAN ENGLISH FLOW BLUE PLATTER W/ FLORAL DECORATION - 18" L X 14 1/2" W - MARKED ONLY ENGLAND ON BACK - WEAR & IMEPERFECTIONS

ENGLISH FLOW BLUE CERAMIC PLATTERS, LOT OF TWO, with embossed rims and floral designs, patterns are noted as "CLARISSA" and "OSBORNE", one with gilding. Marks for W.H. Grindley and Johnson Brothers. S

English Flow Blue Porcelain Platter. 23" X 19" ALL DESCRIPTIONS AND ANY CONDITION STATEMENT GIVEN BY LANGSTON AUCTION GALLERY ARE STRICTLY OPINIONS AND LANGSTON'S SHALL HAVE NO RESPONSIBILITY FOR ERRO

English flow blue turkey platter marked Wedgwood, 18" x 13 1/2".

English Flow Blue Transferware Platter. 16 3/4" X 13"

English Flow Blue Earthenware Platter. 19th Century, the underside marked. Rectangular with chamfered corners, the center recess with a Romantic outdoor landscape. Size: 13 3/4 x 11 x 1 1/2 in. #3411

We are very pleased to present this wonderful large 18" x 15" antique Flow Blue / Polychrome floral meat platter by the highly respected English potter Wood & Sons, in the exceptional Millwood pattern

Mid 19th century English blue and white painted ironstone platter. 17" W x 13" D.

English Staffordshire flow blue platter, mid to late 19th c., with scalloped edge, central Chinoiserie scene of pagodas and bridge, illegible pattern name verso, approx 19.5"l, 16"w, 6.75lbs Start Pri

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.

English, Flow Blue ceramic platter marked Scinde. Marks from use, glaze wear at rim. no evidence of cracks or repairs. 16" x 12.5" Keywords: John and George Alcook, English, England, Staffordshire, Ir

Four English Blue Willow Transferware Platters by Various Makers, 19th Century, Including, Staffordshire, Wedgwood, Allertons and B.T.P. Co. Largest dimensions: L: 12 1/2 x W: 16 in.

EXTENSIVE LOT OF ANTIQUE PORCELAIN INC. ENGLISH TRANSFERWARE, DELFT, FLOW BLUE, PLATTER IS 19 1/4" X 15 1/4"

Antique English Minton ironstone transferware cropped corner platter features flow blue decoration in Asian floral and garden motif, en verso impressed mark "BB New Stone", 19th century. Measures: 1.5