Liverpool softpaste plate, English 19th Century

Liverpool softpaste plate, English 19th Century Decorated with an Amrican ship. 9.75 Diameter chips

Liverpool softpaste pitcher, The Farmers Arms, English 19th Century Height 9 in. Rim frits

2 Liverpool softpaste pitchers. Jack in his Element, English 19th Century Height 9.25 in. Rubbing to transfer, considerable old repairs. Liverpool softpaste pitcher, Com Box the Compass, Shipbuilding

Liverpool softpaste mug, God Speed the Plough English 19th Century Height 5 in. Minor chips

A Collection of Decorative Table Items. Including a 19th century Italian majolica plate, two 19th century English soft paste porcelain plates in a Chinoiserie pattern, a set of three lustreware pitche

Five Pieces of Kings/Queens Rose Soft Paste China. English 19th century. Including three Kings rose plates and a Queens rose cup and saucer. Largest plate 7-1/2" diam. Condition: Good.

English Soft Paste, 19th c, 3 Blue Feather Rim Dinner Plates, 2 Green Edge Dinner Plates, 4 Assorted Pieces, 1 Gravy Boat, 1 Oval Basket Weave Leeds Serving Plate. Condition: The gravy boat has a smal

A set of six (6) Chelsea style 19th Century English antique soft paste porcelain. Hand painted wildlife animalier works depicting colorful wild birds. Bordered by trees and foliage. Bottom each plate

Each item with a circular reserve with a classical lake landscape with home and peacock in the foreground, set includes large serving platter 19 x 15 x 2.5 inches, 2 oval serving plates 10.5 x 13.6 in

(Lot of 5) English soft paste porcelain group, 18th/19th Century, consisting of Temple Blacks Queensware (circa 1777-1817) creamer with strawberry motifs; Caughley Factory plate circa 1790, 8.75"dia.;

Early 19th century. Gaudy Dutch oyster pattern plate, 10"d., King's Rose plate, 7.25"d., Leeds sugar, 4.5"h and two dometop tall pots. Leeds, 10.5"h. and cornucopia decoration, 11"h. Wear, edge flakes

First quarter 19th century. King's Rose teapot, 5.5"h. (Ex Wiltsie Collection), handleless cup and saucer and plate, 7.5"d. Some varying wear. Together with a Queen's Rose handleless cup and saucer, a

(lot of 20) Collection of mostly English assorted tableware consisting of a Liverpool pottery jug, 19th century, possibly by J. Daniel, 7"h, a pair of Ralph Stevenson butter plates, Cobridge Staffords

Eight Pearlware Feather Edge Porcelain PlatesEnglish, 19th C. Decorated with various scenes.Chips, wear, losses, cracks, repairs.9-1/2"dia.

A group of 10 pink, gold, and enamel Copeland jeweled porcelain dinner plates. English. 19th century. Marked on bottom underglaze in green: "COPELAND CHINA, ENGLAND." Marked over glaze in brown: "Burl

TWO MINTONS CABINET PLATESEnglish, 19th century, porcelain. Gilt ring highlights about the bleu celeste style central bands decorated with pate-sur-pate scrolling and foliate highlights, one showing W

Three Antique Transfer-Decorated China Alphabet Plates. English, 19th century. 5-1/4" to 6-3/4" diam. Condition: Good.

Four Staffordshire China Transfer-Decorated Toddy Plates. English, 19th century. 5" to 6-1/2" diam. Condition: Good, two have chips on back of rim.

Cream and yellow ground featuring hand-painted Chelsea birds and butterfly sprays. Trimmed in gold with a rope edge. Set includes seven salad plates. English, early 19th C. D. of salad plate: 22.2 cm

FOUR IVORY MAJOLICA PLATESEnglish, late 19th century, ceramic. Three Wedgwood: a fan-decorated Argenta plate, marked M2935, impressed date code LTHM; another Argenta of star motive marked M3221, date

Collection of Eight Derby Imari Plates English, 18th-19th centuries, including a pair of salad plates with the mark used 1784-1820, dia. 7-3/4", and six luncheon plates with the mark used 1877-1890, d

12 Mason's Ironstone English plates, 19th c.

Ten Antique Pewter PlatesEnglish and Irish, 19th century, some with hallmarks. Largest 13 in.; Smallest 8.5 in. The Estate of the late Betsy J. Sykes, Raleigh, NC Additional high-resolution photos are

A Chinese Armorial part service, Qianlong, comprising a tureen and cover and two plates and five English 19th century replacements all with the arms of ASHTON (Confn. by Dugdale, Vn. Lanes. 1664, Ped.