Mason's Gaudy Ironstone China

Lot of three including an early platter 8 1/2 x 10 3/4", marked Mason's Pat. Ironstone China; plus a second patter, early style, stamped Mason's Patent Ironstone China, 6 1/2 x 9"; and a miniature pit

LOT ASIAN BOWL & MASON'S GAUDY PLATTERS, ONE PLATTEER HAS A HAIRLINE, MARKED UNDER GLAZE MASONS PATENT IRONSTONE CHINA, BOWL IS CHARACTER SIGNED, 9 3/4 IN DIAMETER X 4 1/2 IN HIGH

Masons Ironstone Gaudy Welsh Bowl with Pitcher and  matching covered dish. Marked: Masons Patent Ironstone China - dia. 15.5 in. (Bowl measurements) Inventory Code: 1K-40 Provenance: Part of over

ASSORTED ENGLISH CERAMIC ARTICLES, LOT OF EIGHT, comprising two 10 7/8" x 8 5/8" gaudy ironstone platters marked for "MASON'S / PATENT IRONSTONE / CHINA", having Chinoiserie and floral designs; four 9

Gaudy Ironstone China "Blackberry" 33-Piece Tea Set. Teapot 9-3/4"h., Covered sugar bowl, cream pitcher, six 9-1/2" plates, six 8-1/2" plates, six 6-3/4' plates, six cups and saucers. Condition: Very

first quarter-19th century; in the Imari taste, 18 pieces, comprising: 8 plates, compote, pair of sauce tureens with underplates, and 5 shaped serving dishes, all impressed "Mason's Patent Ironstone C

Lot of Antique Gaudy Ironstone China. Largest Coffee Pot: 10"h.

19th century. Decorated in the Chinese style. Including five shallow bowls, two plates and a small oblong platter (repaired). The undersides impressed ‘MASON’S PATENT IRONSTONE CHINA.’ Dinner pl

Lot of Antique Gaudy Ironstone China. Including strawberry, blackberry, grape, and seeing-eye patterns. Coffee Pot: 9-1/2"h.

Partial Set of (24) Pieces of Early Mason's Ironstone China, ca. 1813-20, with single line impressed 'Mason's Patent Ironstone China' mark, multicolor floral pattern with cobalt edging, scalloped shap

A MASON'S IRONSTONE CHINA FOOTED SALAD TUREEN, IN THE "Red Scale Conversation," PATTERN, ENGLISH, FIRST HALF 19TH CENTURY, the floriform rim over a lobed body, raised on a tapered support on a florifo

Two Pairs of 19th Century Mason's Ironstone China Plates, each marked upon the base, "Patent Ironstone China", one pair decorated in the "Jade and Flower Pot" pattern. Diameter 8 in. and 7.5 in. Di

Second quarter 19th century. "War Bonnet" pattern. Two sauce boats and underplates, 5.5"h. Two soup plates, 10"d. Three dinner plates, 10.25"d. Two plates, 9.25"d. Dessert plate, 8.25"d. Coffee pot, 1

Fine antique Mason's Ironstone china pitcher and bowl set in oriental motif c.1800's. Very good original condition.Sizes:Pitcher: 11 x 9 inches.Bowl: diameter 16 1/4, 5 inches high.

Early blue and white Mason Ironstone China Scene Wash Basin, Pitcher, Chamber Pot and Cups. One cup having chip and early repair, see photos.

(10) Mason's Ironstone China 19th Century English Plates: Included in this lot are the following pieces: (6) round plates all 10.5", (2) early oval serving platters 8.75 x 11, (1) square 2 handled pla

DESCRIPTION: Mason's ironstone china handled tureen with a ladle and an underplate. Tureen's four sides, top of tureen lid, and underplate center are decorated with images of people standing in an out

Two Mason's Ironstone China pitchers marked on bottom. Larger one is 6.5"H x 6"D x 6" W. Smaller one is 5.5"H x 4.5"D x 4.5" W. Condition report: no issues seen other than general wear, please see pho

Pitcher & Bowl Set, Mason's Ironstone China, 14.5"x 16", Polychromatic Oriental Design, Figural Handle, The Collection Of Harold & Joeleen Passow, IA.

Lot of Mason's Ironstone china: Chartreuse & Imari palette, 7 pieces , pitcher 9 3/4" high.

Lot of Antique Gaudy Ironstone China. Coffee Pot: 10-3/4"h.

Antique Mason's Ironstone China Japan Pattern Jug, 7"H, Marked Ironstone China Patent Estimate $10-100

Lot of English 19th Century Gaudy Ironstone China. Including pinwheel pattern 9-1/8" plate, urn pattern 8-3/4" plate and blackberry cup and saucer. Condition: Good.

RARE antique Mason's Ironstone China cheese keeper in the "Vista England" pattern. Mason's Vista pattern is an ironstone transferware made in England by the Masons. It is attributed to Francis Morley