Four Pieces of Copeland Spode/Marlborough Blenheim

Four Pieces of Copeland Spode/Marlborough Blenheim

FOUR PIECES COPELAND CHINA ENGLAND Butter pat, teacup and saucer, and small pierced berry insert. 4 1/2" Shipping:

GREG COPELAND Four-Piece Framed Wall Sculpture. Layered cut board creates white architectural art. Pencil signed. Four framed pieces. -- Dimensions: Image Size: H: 16 inches: W: 16 inches: D: 2.5 inch

COLLECTION OF MINIATURE MAJOLICAEnglish and French, 19th century, ceramic. Four (4) pieces: a Copeland bacchanalic urn, stamped N75; a Bonwit Teller acorn dish, #23; a circa 1880 Wedgwood turquoise, y

DESCRIPTION: Lot of nine plates, each of which have a foliage, floral, and/or fruit design. Four pieces are Wedgwood, one is Copeland, and four are unmarked. From the estate of Palm Beach collector, R

Including one plate, one tray, one bowl, six saucers and four small mugs. Plate dia: approx. 12 1/8". Tray: approx. 14" x 10 1/2".

Blenheim Set B65 Salvation Army Band. Lot also includes Set B66 and four extra bandsmen. 16 pieces. Condition excellent. Boxes very good.

Collection of grey-colored jasperware pottery to include: seventeen (17) pieces of Wedgwood, four (4) covered boxes, two (2) octagonal trays, pedestal vase, 7 1/2" H, etc.; one Copeland & Sons pitcher

Collection of Four Designer Dresses: One Scaasi Two-Piece Ensemble, One Bill Blass, One Louis Feraud, and One Jo Copeland, 1970s The first of these four dresses was worn by Austine McDonnell Hearst (1

Gainsborough pattern, (118) pieces to include: (27) plates (10.5 in.) (six plates with heat damage); (16) plates (8 5/8 in.) (four with heat damage); eight soup bowls; (19) plates (7 5/8 in.) (three w

comprising 10 luncheon plates (9 in. dia.); four footed plates (9 1/2 in. dia.); and a large compote (5 3/4 x 9 1/4 in.); each piece marked to underside [15 pieces]

Comprising 40 dinner plates, 11 cream soup bowls, an oval platter, four round platters, a square vegetable bowl, and a gravy boat with attached underplate, 58 pieces total Platter: 15-1/4"l x 5"d Prov

English, 20th C. marked underside, comprising, four candlesticks, two compotes, and a vase, all with putto supports. 7 pieces Cracks and repairs. Candlestick: 9-3/4"h Vase: 8-1/2"h x 5-1/2"dia. Compot

Sixty one piece porcelain china set having a blue and white floral motif. To include seven 9-1/4" dinner plates, twelve 5-1/2" plates, eight 6-1/2" plates, five 7-3/4" plates, four shallow bowls, four

Group of Four Pieces of Oriental Porcelain, 19th/20th c., consisting of an octagonal Japanese plate; a Chinese baluster bowl with applied ring handles, the side with figural decoration, with a chop ma

Carved wooden panel and frame with four carved jade figures. In low relief there is a representation of an imperial garden, surrounded by mountains, with a palace made up of several buildings and walk

THE CHINESE FOUR PIECES PAINTING OF FOUR SEASONS, MARKED BY WUCHANGSHUO. 138×33cm. Plum Blossom Cottage Old Collection

THE CHINESE FOUR PIECES OF PAINTING , MARKED BY WUCHANGSHUO. 103×41cm. Plum Blossom Cottage Old Collection

Length：92cm Width：42cm

A Group of Four Pieces of Pottery by Mara Superior 20TH CENTURY With raised accents and scenes, comprising a pair of oval Striped Bass platters, Trout Season, and A Pescatorial. Oval platters, Length

A Four Piece Chinese Hardwood Cabinet. The eight doors are engraved with the 'Eight Immortals'. The four pieces can be combined to become two 'tall cabinets'. Length: 24.25" Height: 56" (One 'Tall' ca

one 14 kt yellow gold ring set with one round cut amethyst, approximately 27.37 ct. (size 4-½, weighs 11.8 grams); a 14 kt yellow gold link bracelet bezel set with three cut-corner rectangular

Nineteenth century. Rose Medallion lidded box with gilt details. Repair. 2"h. 3"d., cabbage leaf plate, 9.5"d., plate with bird and underglaze blue mark. Edge flakes, 8.5"d., and a small dish with fig

late 19th/early 20th century, all with floral repousse decoration, including coin silver bucket form butter dish with interior drainer, marks for Francis A. Greshoff (Baltimore, Maryland, working 1858