Three Graduated Transfer Ware Platters

Three graduated transfer ware plates in the Oriental pattern by Ridgway and two other are an inch smaller. In good condition.

British, 19th century. Group of three English transferware platters. Marked "Lowestoft", "Ashworth Bros", and one unmarked. Approx. w. 21" (Ashworth), 17.75" (Lowestoft), and 16"

Three 19th Century English Transferware Platters. Blue on white transferware; comprising Clews Staffordshire platter trinted in "Mosaic Tracery" pattern with floral basket motif on repeating hexagon g

English and Scottish, 19th and 20th century. Group of three blue and white transferware platters comprising of "Willow Pattern" by J & M P Bell, English landscape scene and figural and rooster fight s

Lot of three antique Royal Doulton transferware platters/trays. Includes Zunday Zmocks D.5680, with a stamp noting "Reg. Australia 16304," Bobby Burns (with handwritten D.4419), and an unnamed platter

English, 19th century. Group of three large blue and white transferware platters with figural, landscape, and floral motif. One marked Copeland Spode to back. Provenance: From the Private Collection o

English, 19th century, group of three earthenware blue and white transferware platters comprising: a Spode "Blue Italian" with tree and well, and two "Willow" platters, one marked JC possibly for Jose

Three Antique English Black and White Transferware Serving Platters Largest Platter Length 20 in. Width 17 in.

English, 19th century. Group of three blue and white earthenware transfer decorated platters with figural landscape scenes, including Davenport and Francis Morley & Co., "Vista". Impressed and printed

Group of three Staffordshire English stoneware platters, including one chinoiserie patterned "Blue Willow" platter, and two Wedgwood platters, one with impressed stamp "Wedgwood" to underside. Largest

Comprising, a pitcher and two platters. Used condition, wear. 11-1/2"h, 15"l x 11"w

Late 19th-20th century. English "Blue Meissen" onion transferware platter. Marked "LS & S". 2.75"h. 19.5"l., art pottery lamp with flowers, birds and white kitten, 25.25"h. overall and a floor screen

Large grouping of English china by various makers to include Wedgwood transferware plates, Thames pattern; Johnston Bros., The Friendly Village pattern, set of three graduated jugs and teapot; hand-pa

Group of three antique service platters: antique Clyde Pottery serving platter: crackling, efflorescence, inclusions; antique Spode Italian design transferware serving platter: light age wear, light s

inlcudes one blue platter and two pcs clarice cliff china. Platter 13"W.

DESCRIPTION: Three pieces of transferware. Includes: 1) Palastine pattern bowl. 10-3/4" x 13". 2) Historic flow blue platter of Max Stoke Castle, Warwickshire. 12" x 15". 3) Soup tureen with lid. Mark

Comprising, a teapot, sugar bowl, and creamer, marked Canova-T. Mayer, Longport. Together with a brown transferware Acropolis pattern platter, a double handled footed bowl, and a covered pen tray. 6 p

Set of Three English Mason's Ironstone Pitchers. Three pitchers in red and white transferware in graduated sizes. Tallest measures nearly 7 inches in height.

Set of Three English Mason's Ironstone Pitchers. Three pitchers in red and white transferware in graduated sizes. Tallest measures nearly 7 inches in height.

FOUR ENOCH WOOD HISTORICAL STAFFORDSHIRE BLUE TRANSFER-PRINTED WARES: WASHINGTON STANDING AT HIS TOMB, SCROLL IN HAND TEAPOT AND THREE SHELL BORDER SERIES PLATES. The three plates in graduated sizes:

Attributed to Spode (English, founded 1776), early 19th century. Three blue and white transferware pieces in the Blue Willow 2 pattern, including a shaped platter, with two small saucers. Platter enam

one marked "Davenport" and one titled "Sydney Sussex College, Cambridge", the other unmarked Largest Platter: 15 1/4 x 12 in. (38.7 x 30.5 cm.)

Group of five blue and white transferware items to include three saucers, a small plate, and an oval serving platter. From various manufacturers and with different patterns (with the exception of the

From a selection of English 19th Century transferware. The largest piece being a pierced platter strainer (insert), dimensions approx. 14.75" x 10", along with three "Priory" pattern cream soup bowls