UNUSUAL DECORATED SUGAR. Staffordshire c

Glass and Porcelain Historical Blue Staffordshire of "McDonnough's Victory" c. 1820, Staffordshire Historical Blue Transfer Decorated "McDonnough's Victory" Covered Sugar Bowl, England, Choice Near Mi

Group of Staffordshire Decorated Hollowware, English, late 19th C., together with other ceramic creamers, sugar bowls, gravy boats, and other forms such as a stoneware cann, jug, and circular bowl, ap

An Enoch Wood historical blue transfer decorated Staffordshire serving platter, c.1820. London Views, Cumberland Terrace, Regents Park. Impressed "Wood" on the backside. Measures 18-5/8" x 14.5" x 2"

Unusual 19th century finely carved cross with gilt wood decoration, 33.1"Hx23"x4"

UNUSUAL 19TH C PAINT DECORATED HETCHEL, NICE PAINT DECORATION, TABLE SIZE, 23 X 6

A large and highly decorated and unusual 18th/19th c Persian or Mughal Indian koftagari inlaid gold and silver on steel circular dhal shield. Intricately decorated with written nastaliq script to the

Sally E. Coyne (Early 20th C.) 1909 The unusual form decorated Japanesque with a frieze of cherry blossom prunus on shaded pink and blue ground encircling the upper portion, interrupted by plain blue

Mid 19th c. blue transfer decorated English Staffordshire porcelain soup tureen with figural lion handles and knob, having exotic Orientalist scenic panels -small chip to lid rim 10" x 14"

Canadian. 19th C. Comprising Quebec sugar mold, paint decorated brush, funnel, two tops/bobs and wood handled what's it. 5.25 to 17". Some wear.

19th c. Staffordshire blue and white transferware sugar bowl. Provenance: Richard Kyllo Collection New Jersey.

English Staffordshire Pastille Burner c. 1850. Very unusual pagoda form, columns, flowers.. Part of a large Williamsburg, VA collection. Measures 4 1/2"x 3 3/4"x 7" tall. Weight 1 pd 1 oz. In very goo

Unusual 19th C. Satsuma Vase Decorated with Frogs. 12 3/4" high x 8" wide.

Of a cow feeding her baby calf in front of a bocage floral tree, 19th C. H 12cm (4 3/4in)

A Staffordshire Polychrome Decorated Creamware Covered Sugar and Duck-Form Sauce Boat Circa 1765 Height of first 3 3/8 inches Provenance: Property from the Art Institute of Chicago

Staffordshire, England, c. 1900; each transfer-decorated with rabbits and frogs, and with stick spatter "Virginia Rose" pattern; each unmarked Platter: 15 x 10 1/2 in. ( x 38.1 x 26.7 cm.), Plate: 9 i

A George Jones Majolica Strawberry Server and Sugar c. 1870, The shaped turquoise ground dish decorated with strawberry leaves and blossoms with two cream and sugar nests to the rear, a large thrush

19th c. Staffordshire Historical blue and white transferware sugar bowl. "LAFAYETTE AT FRANKLIN’S TOMB". Provenance: Richard Kyllo Collection New Jersey.

Two 19th c. Mt. Washington Sugar Shakers. Both are decorated with delicate enameled raised flowers and hand painted leaves. Both are the "tomato" shakers and all are in good condition, each measures 2

19th c. Clews deep blue Staffordshire scenic transfer decorated soft paste porcelain covered serving dish featuring fisherman near boats in river with castle in the distance, overall very good conditi

A group of four 19th century historical blue transfer decorated Staffordshire plates / dishes. Comprised of 1) Quadrupeds, 8-5/8" diameter, 2) A landscape of Washington DC, c.1820, "Washington", 7.75"

Ancient Islamic Cut Glass Bottle c.8th century AD. Size 2 1/4 inches high. Fine Form Ancient Islamic cut glass bottle with very unusual decorated rim. Fine patina. Provenance: Ex Joseph Saidian Collec

ABC Staffordshire Plate Transfer-Decorated, 19th C - Oriental Hotel (Coney Island) with embossed ABCs on edge, polychrome image of hotel, 7 1/2" W. No issues. Selling several other ABC plates in this

Lot of 2 ABC Rimmed Staffordshire Plates Transfer-Decorated, 19th C - 1) image of baby that has fallen from the bough of the tree with havoc scene, 7 3/4" W; 2) two men on donkeys, one being thrown, 7

ca. 1775-1800, of unusual finish Provenance: Lord Mackintosh Collection; Edward Sawyer 9-3/4"h Provenance: Property from the Estate of John Strawbridge Lloyd, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania