Two 19th C English Porcelain Pitchers

Tucker Factory or Tucker and Hemphill, (American, Philadelphia 1826-1838), early 19th century. Gilded hard paste porcelain pitchers both having high handles, one with polychrome floral motif and the o

Two figures likely by Staffordshire, including a figure of Poseidon standing on a fish, c. 1830; and one pearlware figural personification of "Charity", c. 1820. H. of tallest 23 cm (9 1/8 in)

Two Early 19th Century English Ironstone Pitchers. Including 1 pitcher with puce lustre decoration on the cream and apple green body which is transfer decorated with a portrait and quote "We have met

ENGLISH STAFFORDSHIRE PORCELAIN PITCHER, 19TH C., H 10":A dog form pitcher. From the Estate of Daniel Clancy, Voltaire Place, Grosse Pointe Farms.

Ten pieces. White ground porcelain with hand painted floral motifs and gilded foliate borders with pierced, scalloped rims. Comprising eight dessert dishes and two footed serving plates /cake stands.

A service of thirty two pieces in the Coalport style of white porcelain ground with cobalt scrollwork accents and repeating leaf design to border. Comprising twenty-two plates, fourtwo-handled dessert

consisting of 4 luncheon plates, two of which are in an Imari japonisme style, 2 shell form dishes in a chinoiserie style, and 2 smaller plates; all with ornate floral and gold paint decoration h. 2-1

A near pair of English porcelain plates, each with a central hand-painted pastoral scene surrounded by reticulated gilt borders of interlocking lacework and medallions. Onedepicts cows wading across a

English, 19th century. Collection of four porcelain figures, 2 pairs, depicting courtly figures hand painted in cobalt and white. Two with gold anchor marks for Chelsea. Approx. height of tallest 7.5"

English, circa 1830s. Comprising two luncheon plates and two shell form serving dishes with scalloped edges. White ground with cobalt bands, hand painted floral motifs and gilded accents. Unmarked. Di

An English porcelain vase. 19th century In the shape of the Portland Vase having two gilt ribbed handles. Decorated in an Imari pattern with vibrant flowers, foliage and leaves. The underside bearing

Late 19th c. English Porcelain Hen on Nest Lidded Dish, with white bisque hen and glazed basket form base, no maker's mark, 7 1/4" high, 8 1/2" x 6 1/2". Paint losses to basket, two base chips to hen

Comprising of two early 19th C Derby imari pattern bowls, two gilded plates and two bowls in a compartmental floral dark blue pattern. Possibly Coalport, unmarked. Dia of largest: 25cm (9 3/4in)

Each piece with gilded border and hand painted landscape scenes in purple and cream. One dish and three serving dishes with scrolled edges. Two pieces impressed with "Drab Porcelain" mark. Another wit

Porcelain cups and saucers, English, 19th C., two patterns, forty-three pieces total, including: one with gilt floral design on a white and peach ground and including eight tea cups, eight coffee cups

TWO MINTONS CABINET PLATESEnglish, 19th century, porcelain. Gilt ring highlights about the bleu celeste style central bands decorated with pate-sur-pate scrolling and foliate highlights, one showing W

A GROUP OF THREE GERMAN AND ENGLISH PORCELAIN SERVING DISHES, 19TH CENTURY. Comprising two matching KPM leaf shaped dishes with hand painted florals and butterflies and a scalloped dish with four bir

Hand painted antique Samson French 19th century porcelain figural pitcher depicting a mother monkey with two younger monkeys. Marked with a blue underglaze symbol on reverse at edge of base. Old reglu

Large English Blue Transferware Porcelain Pitcher, 19th Century, leaf molded under spout with applied handle Height 9.5 in. Width 12 in. Depth 9 in.

(pair) English floral encrusted porcelain pitchers, 19th c., possibly Coalport or Minton, each having a profusion of applied flowers against a white ground with gilt accent, unmarked, typical loss to

A Twelve-Piece English Porcelain Botanical Dessert Service 19th century comprising two round tazzas, two oval footed plates, and eight plates; with turquoise and gilt interlaced borders. Diameter of t

Early 19th c. English Derby Soft Paste Porcelain Figurine, depicting the Welsh Tailor's Wife, with red mark of the Duesbury period, with woman astride a goat with suckling child and two more children

Mid 19th century. Two pitchers with reserves of birds, 5.5"h. and 4.5"h., one pitcher with birds and blue trim, 4.5"h. and the last with peacocks and trees, 5"h. Imperfections, with largest of the two

Late 18th / early 19th C English. Comprising two cream jugs and a covered sugar bowl. The pattern also known as Bengal Tiger or Kylin. H of larger jug 14.5cm (5 3/4in)