Historical Blue: Huge Ridgway U. S. Capitol Plat

The plate depicts the capitol of the US with George and Martha Washington and other prominent buildings. It is marked "Ye Olde Historical Pottery Staffordshire, England" on back and measures approx. 9

England, 2nd quarter 19th century. Dark blue transfer of "The Capitol, Washington" with shell border. Impressed "E. Wood & Sons...". 7.5"d.

A 19th century blue historical Staffordshire plate, The Capitol, Washington. The back impressed E. Wood & Sons and with underglaze blue identification: The Capitol, Washington, surmounted by an eagle

Lot of New The U.S. Capitol Historical Society, Washington National Cathedral and The White House Ornaments

Group of 12 medals 3" including George Washington, John Paul Jones, Valley Forge, James Madison, Ben Fanklin, etc.

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$2, 1923 issue, deep bright blue US Scott #572 "U.S. Capitol" single stamp, mint and never hinged, superb.

Circa 1825; large blue well & tree platter, with floral border and capital in center, from the " Beauties of America" series, identified on verso, 20 1/2 in. L., 16 in. W.

Historical Blue Transfer Ware Pitcher, Capitol building with figures and cows, early 19th C., 5 1/2" h, 6 5/8" l, 5" d, CONDITION: Very good, glaze ware on spout and handle crest, slight crazing to ex

1846 blue and white patriotic coverlet of US Capitol with American flags, double rose border, above the US Capitol it has 13 stars signifying the 13 states and "Capitol in Washington 1846" below, 81"T

A nice group of three pieces of early historical blue. 7 1/2 inch plate The Capitol Washington, 1 1/2 inch rim line. 9 inch plate with rim chip and wear. Plus small covered tureen. 8 inch from end of

PAIR OF "CONWAY" ENGLAND PLATES 10" D., FLOW BLUE "SCINDE" BOWL 9 1/2". WITH U.S. CAPITOL, DENVER VIEWS AND THE ST. LAWRENCE SEAWAY. LARGEST 10"D. PLEASE READ CAREFULLY - Terms for Purchasing and Ship

A souvenir from the U.S. Capitol building, a 4 x 3 in. slab of sandstone that has been carved into the shape of a book, engraved ‘U.S. CAPITOL 1796 1959’. Mounted to the reverse is a piece

First quarter 19th century. "Alms House, Boston, Beauties of America, J&W Ridgway". Footed tureen with scrolled handles, no lid. Some staining, hairlines in foot and rim. 8"h. 15.5"l.

Seven Historical Blue Staffordshire Articles 19th Century comprising an eagle and shield cup and saucer set, two plates with views of the Boston State House by Ridgway and Rogers, a saucer with view o

England, 2nd quarter 19th century. Three plates. Dr. Syntax, 8.75"d. and America and Independence with states border, 8"d. both impressed "Clews". And "City Hall, New York" by Ridgway. 9.75"d. Togethe

19th century Stubbs plate with bridge, crazing to underside only and one spec to face. New England boating scene with cows, very good. "British views" very good. Stevenson, "Capitol Washington RS" hai

Historic Maps 1876 "Historical Map of the United States Showing Early Spanish, French & English Discoveries and Explorations, also Forts, Towns & Battlefields of Historic Interest" by Rufus Blanchard

Catskill Moss Historical Blue Transfer Staffordshire Foot Bath. With central scene "Boston & Bunker's Hill", titled on bottom (side scenes) "Near Weehawken" (New Jersey), by W. Ridgway & Son, 8-1/4"h.

A 19th century Historical Blue Staffordshire "Pennsylvania Hospital, Philadelphia" platter by J. & W. Ridgway. Octagonal shape, transfer-decorated figural and architectural scene at the well and bold

Historical Staffordshire Dark Blue New York City Hall Plate Ridgway 1825. historical Staffordshire dark blue plate with a view of "New York City Hall". From William Ridgway's Beauties of America serie

Catskill Moss Historical Blue Transfer Ironstone Pitcher & Bowl. Bowl with central scene titled "Baltimore", pitcher with scene titled "Near Weehawken" (New Jersey), by W. Ridgway & Son, circa 1844. P

Catskill Moss Historical Blue Transfer Staffordshire Covered Chamber Pot. Central scene titled "Meredith". (New Hampshire), by W. Ridgway & Son, 8-1/4"h. x 10-1/2"w.

Catskill Moss Historical Blue Transfer Ironstone Platter. Central scene titled "Boston & Bunker's Hill", by W. Ridgway & Son, circa 1844, 19"w.