WEDGWOOD "VIEWS OF OLD LONDON" CABINET PLATES

Set of (10) Wedgwood First Edition 'Old London Views' 1941 Plates, brown transferware, image on each depicting an important view of the city which is described on the plate back, including Trafalgar S

Sponsored by the British War Relief Society, first edition 1941. With brown transferware motifs showing various landmarks throughout London. Dimensions: Dia. 11" Condition: A few small nicks to edges,

Together with 4 plates depicting Saint David's Radner Church, Pennsylvania, a Wedgwood replica of The Franklin Bowl and The Philadelphia Bowl. Chips, wear, surface distress. Bowl: 5-1/4"h x 12-1/4"dia

Wedgwood Old London Views series first edition ceramic plates. Produced 1941. Trademarked to undersides. Each plate has unique design. Measure approx. 10.5 inches diameter each. All pieces have some s

TRAY 14 WEDGWOOD 1941 1ST ED OLD LONDON VIEWS PLATES 10 1/2" DIAM

3 pieces of antique and vintage pottery. 1. Belleek luster shell bonbon dish. 2. Royal Doulton "Three Musketeers" plate. 3. Wedgwood "Old London Views, Trafalgar Square" decorative plate. Total lot we

Group lot 10 Wedgwood plates. Each depicts a different landmark of significance in London. Undersides read as Wedgwood, Old London Views, Sponsored by the British War Relief Society U.S.A., Wedgwood M

Set of 10 Wedgwood creamware dinner plates, brown transfer decorated, Old London Views First Edition 1941 ------------------ please review all pictures carefully because they are part of the descripti

WEDGWOOD CREAM WARE PLATES, 12, DIA 10 1/2" OLD LONDON VIEWS:Old London Views, first edition 1941. Westminster Abbey etc.

This plate is in excellent condition with little signs of wear seen. It is about 5 7/8" in diameter and 5/8" high. Please, review pictures for condition and details.

This plate is in excellent condition with little signs of wear seen. It is about 5 7/8" in diameter and 5/8" high. Please, review pictures for condition and details.

Each plate has a different view of London. Staple Inn, Trafalgar Square, Middle Temple Hall, St. Clement Danes, Guildhall, St. James’s Palace, Horse Guards-Whitehall, Houses of Parliament, Buckingha

10 1/2 diameter. IMPORTANT: Before bidding, please read the terms and conditions. When you registered for the auction you agreed to these terms and will be required to comply with them.

1941 FIRST EDITION OLD LONDON VIEWS. GOOD CONDITION. 10 1/2" DIAM.

Copper Plate Published 1795, London for "A Description of the Country from Thirty to Forty Miles Round Manchester" by John Aiken. Paper Size: 11.5 x 9 inch (29 x 23cm)

Pale blue jasperware plate featuring eight famous historic buildings and views of England capital. Wedgwood impressed on the back. Location information are stamped in gold. Weight - 14.2 oz. Minor age

Mostly Copper Plates. Examples by Boswell, Cassell's Old and New London, Meyer, Beauties of England and Wales, Gentleman's Magazine, and Cooke & Turner. Paper Size: 15 x 9 inch (38 x 23cm) Good Condit

Folio Copper Plates Published 1735, London for "The Compleat History of the Old and New Testaments; Or, a Family Bible…" by Samuel Smith. Folds as issued. Paper Size: 19 x 16 inch (48 x 40cm) Good C

Incl Leicester, Nottingham, Rippon, and Southampton. Hand Colored Copper Plates Published 1792-1802, London for "The Copper-plate Magazine, or Monthly Cabinet of picturesque Prints" by John and Willia

Copper Plate Published 1792-1802, London for "The Copper-plate Magazine, or Monthly Cabinet of picturesque Prints" by John and William Walker. Paper Size: 9 x 7 inch (23 x 18cm) Approx. Good Condition

Views and Decorative. Lithographs Published 1841-48, London for "Studies from Old English Mansions, Their furniture, Gold & Silver Plate &c." by Charles James Richardson. Paper Size: 19 x 12.5 inch (4

Views and Decorative. Lithographs Published 1841-48, London for "Studies from Old English Mansions, Their furniture, Gold & Silver Plate &c." by Charles James Richardson. Paper Size: 19 x 12.5 inch (4

Each painted with a different castle painted by A. Holland within a gilt rim and gilt double Greek key borders dia. 10-1/2 in. Provenance: Descended through a Greenwich, CT family estate n.b. Not all

A Bloor Derby named view cabinet plate, circa 1820, painted with a view of Matlock High Tor, Derbyshire, attributed to Robert Brewer, gilt scroll border on a deep blue reserve ground, wavy rim, diamet