Two Staffordshire blue and white printed pottery meat

Two 19th century Staffordshire blue & white printed pottery plates, one showing a bucolic farm with cows in the foreground by Davenport, the other showing the monastery at Palma. Both 10" diameter.

Two Yorkshire blue & white printed pottery ashets or meat dishes in the "Wild Rose" pattern by Middlesbrough Pottery, Yorkshire. Impressed mark with name in horseshoe form around anchor device. Englis

Three 19th century Staffordshire blue & white printed pottery plates showing British views, one of Christchurch, Oxford by J. & W. Ridgeway, a soup bowl with country house scene marked "BRITISH VIEWS"

Twentieth century. Includes five books by Petra Williams et al on flow blue china and romantic Staffordshire, "Blue and White Printed Pottery" vols. 1 and 2 by Coysh and Henrywood, 1916 and 1946 copie

A GROUP OF FORTY-EIGHT PIECES OF STAFFORDSHIRE BLUE AND WHITE TRANSFER PRINTED POTTERY, CIRCA 1814-1910, comprising twenty-seven "opaque china" dinner plates by J&W Ridgway with views of Christ Church

Two 19th Century blue and white transfer printed meat dishes

A set of 4 blue & white printed pottery plates by John Meir Tunstall (1812-1836) in the "River Fishing" pattern, showing two boys fishing in a river within a border of wild roses against a stippled gr

Five Victorian pottery meat plates of various sizes including examples with blue and white transfer printed decoration.

A 19TH CENTURY WELSH BLUE AND WHITE POTTERY MEAT DISH, transfer-printed with the 'Ladies of Llangollen' pattern, impressed no. 18. 47.5cm by 37cm

Two (2) pieces Historical Staffordshire, American Views. 1st item: Historical Blue and White Staffordshire transfer printed covered sugar bowl, printed with scene of Boston Harbor, American Eagle, and

Two Staffordshire Figures, Cow and Ram, 19thc. Comprising a figure of a young girl milking a cow, the coe transfer printed with a blue and white chinoiserie, together with a figure of a ram and a lamb

One entitled 'British Palaces' with transfer printed scene of Windsor Castle, the other of Oxford. English, 19th C. L. 55cm (21 1/2in)

A transfer printed plate with floral design, the other a Leed type platter with foliate design and embossed border. English 19th C.L. 44cm (17 1/4in)

Two well and tree platters with transfer printed floral designs, one 'Indian Vase Pattern', unmarked, English 19th C.L. of larger: 53cm (21in)

A collection of blue and white pottery, 19th century, comprising two pierced baskets, and twenty-five pierced dishes, including Spode pearlware, Staffordshire and Davenport examples, all decorated wit

TWO 19TH CENTURY WEDGWOOD BLUE AND WHITE POTTERY DISHES together with a spode plate & a Staffordshire Clews plate. 23 cm wide. (4)

Henry Staring-Egberts blue and white painted figural china for the dollhouse, woman with basket on head 1 5/8"H, male bust 1.5"H, two sizes of Staffordshire style dog, lion, shoe and Mandarin woman

Two early English pottery cow creamers with covers. The smaller with blue spatter decoration with yellow and orange, cow standing with calf on white and blue base. The larger with similar spatter deco

Two well and tree platters and a regular platter with landscape transfer printed scenes. Various makers marks to base, English, 19th C.L. 47cm (18 1/2in)

each having plain rim. Two having black-printed mark "BURFORD / BROS. / E. B." to underside. Burford Brothers Pottery, East Liverpool, OH; and others. Second half 19th/first quarter 20th century. 8 7/

ENGLISH STAFFORDSHIRE POTTERY FLOW BLUE TABLE ARTICLES, LOT OF THREE, comprising a shaped rectangular molded tray and two shaped and molded pitchers, all painted and printed with floral patterns under

21" EUROPEAN STAFFORDSHIRE BLUE AND WHITE MEAT PLATTER HAVING MAN ATTENDING SHEEP WITH CATTLE CROSSING STREAM NEAR BY

A Davenport blue & white printed pottery platter depicting a romantic scene of a country house on the water with horse and rider in the foreground. Impressed "DAVENPORT" curving above an anchor, mark

Three Spode blue & white printed pottery plates in the "Rome" pattern first introduced in 1811. This famous pattern has been reissued in the modern "Spode Blue Room Collection", but these are early 19