Ten Staffordshire Blue Transfer-Printed Saucers &

Various makers, 1810-50. Including one 'Basket' plate, and a soup plate and plate, each printed with a scroll and flower vase device, all James & Ralph Clews, 1814-34, printed and impresse

Various makers, comprising a 'Castle Toward' pattern cup and two saucers, John Hall (& Sons), 1814-32, each with printed title and factory mark in underglaze-blue; an 'English Views&#3

Various makers, comprising two 'Scroll Vase with Flowers' cups and saucers and a single saucer, James & Ralph Clews, 1814-34, the largest saucer marked "STONE CHINA" in underglaze-

ENGLISH STAFFORDSHIRE "FAIRY VILLAS" FLOW BLUE, TRANSFER-PRINTED CUP AND SAUCER SETS, LOT OF SEVEN, cups with scalloped rims. Three saucers with gilded highlights. Some with printed marks "Stone China

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,

ENGLISH STAFFORDSHIRE FLOW BLUE, TRANSFER-PRINTED ARTICLES, LOT OF FOUR, comprising a 3 3/4" HOA covered toothbrush holder/razor box with floral motif, 8 1/2" HOA pitcher, matching cup and saucer with

ENGLISH STAFFORDSHIRE "FAIRY VILLAS", FLOW BLUE TRANSFER-PRINTED ARTICLES, LOT OF 13, comprising eight cups of various sizes, two with gilded highlights, and five 6" saucers. Some with printed marks "

ENGLISH STAFFORDSHIRE IRONSTONE FLOW BLUE TABLE ARTICLES, LOT OF TEN, comprising a Wedgwood footed plate transfer-printed in the "Flora" pattern, a Davenport plate transfer-printed with the view of th

STAFFORDSHIRE TRANSFER-PRINTED CERAMIC CUP AND SAUCER SETS, LOT OF SIX, each having dark blue transfer, including one depicting Two Girls and Butterfly in a garden, one Italian Scenery example de

including three red bat-printed examples including a bowl having nautical scenes and a cup and saucer set featuring a castle motif with pink lustre rims, and seven blue transfer examples including a p

ENGLISH TRANSFER-PRINTED CHILDREN'S TOY CERAMIC TEA SET, LOT OF TEN, comprising one pitcher/jug, one teapot, three teabowl and saucer sets, and one covered sugar; all with blue chinoiserie transfer de

ENGLISH STAFFORDSHIRE BLUE TRANSFER-PRINTED ROMANTIC MOTIF CERAMIC PLATES, LOT OF 18, comprising seven having "Swiss / Scenery" pattern, as printed to underside, featuring charming chalets with two fi

ENGLISH STAFFORDSHIRE BLUE TRANSFER-PRINTED ROMANTIC MOTIF CERAMIC PLATES, LOT OF 14, comprising four examples with "Park Scenery" pattern featuring cattle and deer beside a fountain with manor home i

ENGLISH STAFFORDSHIRE BLUE TRANSFER-PRINTED CERAMIC PITCHER, LOT OF THREE, comprising one having "Palestine" pattern depicting exotic-dressed figures including two on horseback with tent/gazebo and st

Staffordshire Blue Transfer-Printed "Grecian Scenery" Small Platter, Enoch Wood & Sons, 1818-46, factory mark of a floral cartouche inscribed CELTIC CHINA/ E.W. & S./ GRECIAN SCENERY in underg

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

Comprising 'Lanercost Priory,' Minton, printed title in underglaze-blue; 'Ruined Castle,' maker unknown; 'Rochester Castle,' James & Ralph Clews, 1814-34, impressed factory

Printed in the center with a manticore brandishing a sword above cuneiform script, printed lion and cuneiform mark in underglaze-blue, and "MADE IN ENGLAND" in black. Diameter 8.25 in.

Various Makers, 1820-85. Comprising four pairs of plates, five plates, and a set of four 'chinoiserie' ramekins, W.T. Copeland & Sons, 1851-85, printed factory mark, pattern "9821"

Reserve Reduced! Title: Staffordshire transfer printed saucer bowls Origin: English Date/Period: : Pre 1837 VR item #877450 Materials: Pottery Two English saucer bowls, transfer printed in red and ena

John & William Ridgway, 1813-30. Comprising a pair of soup plates, a pair of salad plates, four bread and butter plates, and one lunch plate, printed title and maker's mark in underglaze-blue.

Various Makers, 1820-50. Comprising five pairs, a set of three, a set of four, plates and one shallow dish, various marks. Diameters 3.875 to 6.25 in. (45)

Various Makers, 1820-50. Comprising a set of six floral sheet plates, two 'Floral Net Trellis' plates, a pair of 'Shells' plates, four floral and fruit plates, and one landscape plate,

The first 'Wild Rose, ' Toft & May, 1825-29, impressed factory mark; the second 'Windsor Castle,' James & Ralph Clews, 1814-34, impressed factory mark. Lengths 16.875 and 16 in