PAIR OF ENGLISH LEEDSWARE PLATES.

A Group of English Blue and White Porcelain Articles 19th/20th Century comprising a pair of Leedsware oval baskets, a pair of Wedgwood Marigold plates, two large Copeland blue transfer&nbsp

First quarter 19th century. Scalloped blue feather edges with four color American eagles with shields. 7.25", 8.25"d. Smaller has repaired split with yellowing overspray over most of surface, the othe

Old pair English silver plate monteith jardinieres, 19th c., with crenellated rim, ram's mask head mounts with twist ring handles, and acanthus leaf banding, no visible marks, one with Christie's stic

Early 19th century. Green feather scalloped edge with four color American eagle center. Flakes. 6"d.Rim flakes in green feather edge at 11, 10, 4.

Early 19th century. Blue feather scalloped edge and four color American eagle in the center. Short hairline on left edge, flake, light knife scratches through center. 7.25"d.

Early 19th century. Blue feather scalloped edge and four color American eagle in the center. Minor faint scratches, edge roughness and small flake on underside. 8.25"d.

First half 19th century. Scalloped blue feather edge with four color American eagle with shield and stars. Eagle has faded to a grey color rather than brown. Chips and hairlines. 8.25"d. Rim chip and

LOT (2) PAIR ENGLISH SILVER PLATE CHIPPENDALE STYLE CANDLESTICKS. HEIGHT 9 3/4"

PAIR ENGLISH SILVER PLATE WEIGHTED CANDLESTICKS, HALLMARKED, 19TH CENTURY. HEIGHT 10 1/2"

description (pair) English Sheffield plate covered entree dishes, late 19th/early 20th c., each having scroll work handle and gadrooned trim, approx 7"h, 11"l, 8"w, 6.5lbs Start Price $50.00

London 1811 hallmarks with maker mark. Gadrooned shell edges. Engraved armorial shields. 10.5"d. Approx. 47 ozt. Sold at Garth's, February, 2005, lot 22.

Pair of English Delft plates, 18th c., polychrome decorated with trees and swags. 9"dia

Pair of English Ironstone Plates, an Imari Porcelain Dish, and a Small Chinese Export Porcelain Plate The pair with printed marks, the imari with iron red character marks. The largest 11 3/4 in. diam.

Bristol England circa 1730, both tin glazed bodies showing welled centers decorated with church spires and sailing vessels, both rims decorated with repeating bands of foliate wreaths and linear desig

Two pairs of English porcelain serving plates, in Coalport / Spode-style, late 19th or early 20th century, one pair squared [9" x 9"], the other pair grapevine-style [10" x 8"]. Provenance: From the U

Artist: John Ogilby. Title/Subject: "The Road from Hereford to Leicester"; and "The Continuation of the Road from Chester to Cardiff com. Glamorgan." Size: Each 15in x 19in; 16 3/4in x 20 1/2in (frame

PAIR OF ENGLISH PORCELAIN PLATESIn an Imari pattern.Diameters 10".

the molded pierced rims depicting hunting scenes each 27 1/2 inches wide; 13 1/2 inches deep

With burners underneath. Raised on three legs decorated with winged lions. Dia. 26 cm (10 1/4 in.)

Early 19th century. Blue feather scalloped edge and large, four color American eagle in the center. Glazed over flake on shoulder, faint surface wear and scratches, mainly to table ring. 5.25"d.

Early 19th century. Octagonal with blue feather edge and four color American eagle in the center. Some edge wear including table ring, light knife scratches across center. 7.75"d.

20th Century. The underside with pseudo hallmarks. In a Georgian style, each with gadrooned edges and double handles, monogramed. Height 10”. Diameter 9 ¼”. (Cond: one large area of wear to rim o

Each with ribbed decoration. Late 19th C.

Candlesticks Edwardian period generally. Each very nicely formed in the Regency and Georgian style. The lot having some slight bleed but generally in very good condition throughout. Tallest: H6 1/8" S