R. Stevensons "Castles" Blue Transferware Plate

R. Stevensons "Castles" 6" diameter Blue transfwerware plate.

R. Hall blue and white transferware plates - 1822-1849 Parisian Chateau 10 1/4" plate by Ralph Hall (& Co.) or (& Son) scalloped edges pattern featuring varying French chateaux within a border of flow

ADAMS HISTORICAL BLUE TRANSFERWARE PLATE. *BAMBOROUGH CASTLE. NORTHUMBERLAND*. 10 1/4 INCH DIA.

1- Historical Staffordshire Winter View of Pittsfield Mass Plate Circa 1826-1834 by James & Ralph Clews 10 1/2". 2- Historical Staffordshire The Landing 0f Gen. Lafayette at Castle Garden Circa 1826-1

William Penn and another historical plate, "Rochester Castle", "Palestine" fantasy landscape, and "The Valentine" pub scene, British and American made. Some minor hairlines. Largest plate is 10"

ANTIQUE STAFFORDSHIRE HISTORIC BLUE TRANSFERWARE PLATE HAVING THE IMAGE OF *TAYMOUTH CASTLE, PERTHSHIRE*. 10 1/4 INCH DIA,

Antique blue transferware plate has a rim with leaves and roses and a pictorial center depicting a scene across a river with sailing boats. Small English village complete with a church and castle to t

Three dark blue Staffordshire transferware plates including: Two cup plates of Castle Garden Battery - NY - one with impressed mark or Enoch Wood & Sons Burslem, the other not marked; together with a

Including manufacturers such as R. Hall Italian Buildings, British Scenery, Davenport Bro, and more. Largest measures 10.5in in diameter.

Two Staffordshire Blue Transfer China Plates. 1st: Marked "Castles" by R. Stevenson, 8" diam. 2nd: Marked "Blenheim, Oxfordshire", 10" diam. Condition: Very good with one edge chip on Oxfordshire plat

Child's Cake Plate, Unmarked R.S. Prussia, Castle Scene Decor, 5.5", Blue, White And Cream Tones, The David & Marlene Howard Collection.

Robert Hamilton antique blue and white collectible Transferware porcelain bowl , Ruined Castle pattern , an English country scene of a castle in ruins overlooking a river with cows grazing. c1820. Mad

2pc JOHN SON BROS Blue Transfer Ware. "Old Britain Castles" Footed Tureen with Lid. And Plate with Stafford Castle in 1792. All Marked. Dimensions: H: 9 inches: W: 18 inches: D: 11 inches ---

Includes flow blue Petrus R M plate made in England.

Includes 11 saucers, 2 plates ("View of Liverpool" and Two Hunters), soup bowl (marked "Sancho Panza at the Boar Hunt"), and platter with Asian scene marked "R. Stevenson". A blue willow pearlware sau

(2) Pieces of dark blue transferware by James & Ralph Clews, ca 1830, made in England for the American market, depicting the arrival of Revolutionary War hero General Lafayette's at Castle Garden, NY

Historic Staffordshire Plate "The Landing of General Lafayette at Castle Garden, New York, 16 August 1824", deep blue transferware by James and Ralph Clews featuring a view of the triumphal landing of

Lot of early Staffordshire 'Old Blue' historical transferware to include: one 9 1/4" Enoch Wood plate with a view of the Marine Hospital, Louisville Kentucky; two R. Hall's 'Select View' 8 1/2" plates

2 19th C 9.75" flow blue plates P. W. & Co (crazing), 3 Adams Blue Willow 10.25" plates, 19 C transfer ware equestrian 10" plate (chip on front & crazing), 19th C R. Halls Fulham Church 8.5" plate (fr

Marked Lilac Purple, China, Porcelain, Collectible ceramic, 19 Century Transfer Ware Plate W. R. & Co. Pink and maroon transfer wear pattern depicting a castle, town, boat, people and deer. The outer

Aynsley and Royal Doulton cabinet plates: Aynsley scallop shaped plate "Dumstaffnage Castle" by R J Keeling, d.21.5cm and Royal Doulton plaque decorated with blue pagoda scenes but unsigned, d. 26cm.

Five 19th c. deep blue historical Staffordshire transferware porcelain "Landing of Lafayette at Castle Garden NY" Clew's soft paste porcelain dinner plates 10.25" -some light crazing and knife wear, o

Group of twenty-three blue and white transferware serving pieces, decorated with flowers, seaside and landscape scenes, 19th century, includes (4) dinner plates, marked 'Castle Scenery,' 9.5"dia; (1)

and one 'Biddulph Castle, Staffordshire' soup plate, all from R. Hall's Select Views, Ralph Hall (& Co.) or (& Son), 1822-49. Each with printed title and factory mark in underglaze