STAFFORDSHIRE FLOW BLUE COVEREDVEGETABLE BOWL

It measures 10 1/2” x 8 3/4” x 4” and is marked. It has no chips, cracks or repairs Shipping: Domestic: Flat-rate of $15.00 to anywhere within the contiguous U.S. International: Fore

STAFFORDSHIRE FLOW BLUE STONEWARE PLATES + BOWLS, 19TH C, 10 PCS, DIA 6"-9" A collection of six assorted flow blue plates and four cereal bowls (DIA 6") made in Japan circa 1900.

Antique English Flow Blue Porcelain Covered Vegetable Bowl Flower Top. Signed on the bottom. England, Nonpareil. Burgess & Leigh Middleport Pottery, England.

Three Flow Blue "Touraine" Pattern China Covered Vegetable Bowls. By Stanley Pottery, England. One 11"w. and two 12"w. Condition: Very good, no damage.

2 light blue Staffordshire covered vegetable bowls, including J & J Mayor's Florentine pattern 8"T x 9.25"D, and Goodland and Longton Ironstone, Imported by Van Heusen & Charles, Albany, NY (in marker

Group of four 19th century flow blue china; antique Staffordshire by Jenny Lind flow blue bowl: light surface soiling, age wear on base rim; antique Staffordshire Matteu pattern dinner plate: age wear

ENGLISH STAFFORDSHIRE "QUEEN" FLOW BLUE, TRANSFER-PRINTED COVERED VEGETABLE DISH, LOT OF TWO, open-handles. One with printed mark "QUEEN / R & Co / T". T. Rathbone & Co., Tunstall, Staffordshire. Earl

A.F. & Co. Foley Staffordshire blue & white transfer covered vegetable bowl, handle on lid and two handles on sides, floral and foliate design, marked on bottom, late 19th C., 5 1/2" x 12" x 7"

ENGLISH STAFFORDSHIRE "FAIRY VILLAS", FLOW BLUE TRANSFER-PRINTED BOWLS, LOT OF 19, many with scalloped rim. Some with printed marks "Stone China / Fairy / Villas / W. ADAMS & Co. ENGLAND", other impre

,England,19th Century Group includes a New Wharf potters platter and bowl, two Davenport Amoy plates, and a Landing of Lafayette historical Staffordshire pitcher. Earthenware,Platter 11" long,Pitcher

ENGLISH STAFFORDSHIRE FLOW BLUE, TRANSFER-PRINTED ARTICLES, LOT OF SEVEN, comprising a teapot/coffee pot, egg cup, two sets of matching cups and 8" D saucers, one bowl, one 10 1/4" x 8 3/4" undertray,

Large Flow Blue Bowl Iris Pattern By Royal Staffordshire Pottery Burslem England (10.5"x7.5")

Set Of 10 Flow Blue Bowls Iris Pattern By Royal Staffordshire Pottery Burslem England (5 1/4")

Shelf #80 - Flow Blue Porcelain Including Staffordshire Bowl

7- piece porcelain lot to include a flow blue bowl and 3 Astoria plates, Copeland Spode's Tower flow blue covered vegetable dish, 19th century Fenton steam pot, and a Mason's covered sugar bowl. Dimen

Three Pieces of Miniature Staffordshire Blue Transfer China. Bridge and Castle pattern covered vegetable bowl, 3"h., Dover pattern open vegetable bowl, 2"h., and 3-1/4" Castle pattern plate. Condition

ANTIQUE FLOW BLUE STONEWARE BOWL - floral pattern along edge; figural scene in bowl; blue mark "The Valentine From Wilkie's Designs Stamp reads "Staffordshire Clews Warranted" Measures: 8.75" diameter

Flow Blue Cream Bowl Iris Pattern By Royal Staffordshire Pottery Burslem England (8.5"x3"x4.5")

English, 1847, two pieces of Victorian Staffordshire ironstone tableware, each piece with flow blue, salmon, and gilt floral decoration, comprising: a covered vegetable server (h. 7.5", w. 12", d. 10.

ENGLISH STAFFORDSHIRE POTTERY FLOW BLUE TABLE ARTICLES, LOT OF SEVEN, comprising two water pitchers, a teapot and cover, a gravy/sacue tureen and cover, and three 7 1/8" D bowls, the items transfer-pr

Set Of 12 Flow Blue Small Bowls Iris Pattern By Royal Staffordshire Pottery Burslem England (8")

3pcs Flow Blue Royal Staffordshire Iris 2 Oval Bowls and a covered butter dish. Measurements in inches: 10 1/2 x 7 3/4 bowls and 7 1/2 diameter butter Condition:Good with no chips, cracks or repairs,

Comprising 13 Dinner plates by Minton in the Ancestral Gold pattern, a flow blue waste bowl by Wedgwood, a Crown Staffordshire compote, a Coalport Ming Rose tray, and others. Largest platter 15", smal

Antique English flow blue centerpiece bowls. 1 marked Royal Staffordshire by Clarice Cliff, the other unmarked but likely Royal Staffordshire c. 19th c.