THREE PIECES ENGLISH TRANSFERWARE.

Late 18th-mid 19th century. Liverpool pitcher with Masonic and ship transfers "The Tarter" and "Laurence Spitzenfeld". Repairs. 8.75"h. and a pink luster pitcher with hand colored transfers of ship, v

Second half 19th-mid 20th century. Five pieces of Japanese Imari. Two bowls, 7", 7.5"d. and three plates and chargers. 9.75", 12", 12.5"d. Together with two plates, 9"d. and an oval platter, 14"l. by

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

John & William Ridgway (English, 1814-1830) Wedgwood (English, founded 1759). Three pieces of early transferware comprising a matched pair of Ridgway shaped soup bowls, pattern 1047, in a chinoiserie

English glazed blue transferware porcelain tea service includes three individual pieces, which feature the "Landing of Gen. Lafayette at Castle Garden, New York; 12 August, 1824". Comes with small dis

30 total pieces, in the aesthetic movement pattern "Melbourne" by Gildea & Walker. Comprising: nine 10 1/2" dinner plates, three platters (9 1/4" x 9 1/4", 13" x 10 1/2", and 16 1/2" x 13") , nine 9 1

All English and from the first half of the 19th century, a small creamer and two mugs, all bearing the name, "John". One mug is mochaware. Dimensions: From 2 1/2" to 3" in diameter, the tallest piece

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

Three English Transferware bowls, bearing the underglaze blue mark "Riley's Semi-China" 10" diameter, minor cutlery marks to center, not visible chips, cracks or repairs. All pieces ding when tapped.

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

Spode (English, 20th century). Thirteen pieces of Spode Copeland porcelain transferware dinnerware with coral branch rims and hunt scenes comprising dinner plate (10.5"), two salad (7.75"), three bowl

American and English, 19th - early 20th century. Ten pieces of Staffordshire transferware, mostly blue romantic scenes. Three cups and saucers including "Alleghany", green "Gazelle" creamer, plate, tr

A 20th C English sterling silver three-piece tea set, including tea pot with ebonized wood handle and wood knop, an open sugar pot, and a cream jug. All pieces with plain decoration. Hallmarked for C

Cake stand, platter, and 2 plates. One plate has chip to top. See photos for additional condition. Platter is 14 inches wide.

Includes a William Comyns Open work Repousee Hinged box, a 19th Century London Footed Tray, and a 1902 Chester England Hinged Box. All in Excellent Condition, 9.3 OZT Total. Keywords: Antique, British

Three Pieces English Art Pottery. Marked "Royal Doulton 7713 Rd. No.4818," "Decoro Made in England, Reg'd No.427479" and "Royal Stanley Ware Jacobean England." Largest 7.75H x 9.0W in. Jug 7.0H x 6.0W

Three English Transferware Vessels, mid-to-late 19th c., incl. blue and white bowl; handled vase, marked "Copeland Spode"; and harlequin clown puzzle jug, marked "Elsmore & Forster", with painted dedi

GEORGIAN EDINBURGH SERVING SPOON, SMALL VASE AND HOLDER WITH BIRMINGHAM STERLING MARKS, 3" D AS FOUND

CUT BIRMINGHAM SHAKER WITH STERLING LID 6" H. AND TWO OPENWORK BOWLS, 4" DIA. 2. 8 OZ. T WEIGHABLE

Diameter 10 inches, together with two plates.

Three Piece English Silver Tea Set 19th century. Hand chased decoration. 44.1 troy ounces. Max Ht. 7 Max W 11 in. For new customers purchasing silver, gold, or jewelry, we require payment by wire or c

Tea Set, Three Piece, English Sterling Silver, English Hallmark By John Henry Potter Of Sheffield, Circa 1894, (1) 4.75" X 8" Tea Pot, Ebony Handle And Finial, Matching Creamer And Sugar, All Three Pi

Three Piece English Flower Encrusted Porcelain Garniture Unmarked. The larger 11 3/4 x 5 1/4 x 3 1/2 in. Estate of Don F. Gaston, Greenwich, Connecticut

Tea pot 10"H.