Staffordshire Spatterware Two-Color Bowl, C. 1830

Sponged in a red latticework pattern daubed overall in blue. H: 1.75 in., W: 10.5 in., D: 10.5 in.

Circa 1830. Sponged in the center in a concentric purple and blue bands, the rim with matching border. H: 1.375 in., Diam.: 9.5 in.

Staffordshire Two-Color Rainbow Spatterware Teapot and Cover, and a Pair of Handleless Cups, Circa 1830. The teapot and cover each sponged in alternating blue and red stripes, the cups surrounded by b

All sponged in blue and comprising one plate, and two London shape cups and saucers, the plate impressed "STONE WARE." (5) Height of cup: 2.5 in., Diam. of plate: 7.625 in.

All sponged in red and comprising one plate, and three cups and saucers, two London shape. (7) Height of cup: 2.5 in., Diam. of largest plate: 9.375 in.

All sponged in red and comprising two plates, and two London shape cups and saucers. (6) Height of cup: 2.5 in., Diam. of largest plate: 9.5 in.

All sponged in green and comprising one plate, and two London shape cups and saucers. (5) Height of cup: 2.75 in., Diam. of plate: 8.125 in.

Pair of Staffordshire Three-Color Rainbow Spatterware Plates, William Adams, Circa 1830. Each sponged in concentric red, blue and green bands, each impressed "ADAMS;" the stick spatterware bowl sponge

Each sponged in the center in blue and green, within dark brown bands and an ochre octagonal rim edged with a molded beaded border. H: 2 in., W: 7 in., D: 7 in.

American heraldic eagle Staffordshire plate. C. 1830 Staffordshire blue spatterware dessert plate. Eagle and shield pattern. 7" diameter. IMPORTANT: Before bidding, please read the terms and condition

Hard pine, probably Pennsylvania c. 1830, grain painted with two-color geometric trim opens to original till. 26 1/2 x 43 x 18 1/2 inches.

Including two C. 1830's Canova and eight slightly later various scenes Dimensions: Dia. 10.5" Condition: 2 earliest with crazing and 1 with chips. Overall various stages of wear consistent with age an

A very near pair of two color 19th C. rectangular shaped spatterware platters with blue and purple decoration, 15.75”x 12”.

Three Archimede Seguso Gilt Glass Bowls, c. 1950Unmarked. Bullicante exterior with Avventurina interior. Green with two amber colors, each with gold interior. Dimensions: Largest 3" H x 8.25" diam. Pr

Staffordshire Three-Color Rainbow Spatterware Plate, Circa 1830. Sponged in repeating green, blue and pink stripes. H: 1 in., W: 8.25 in., D: 8.25 in.

(4) Antique Korean pottery chawan bowls, Likely 15th to 17th c., Korea, cream to grey glazed porcelain, including two solid color 'Katade' bowls and two 'Hakeme' bowls with slip decoration, unmarked,

England circa 1830, one shown seated next to its kitten, both with sponge painted decoration, shown seated upon an oval base, early repairs to front legs, measuring 3.25" high, together with a seated

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 Japanese Nabeshima Blue and White Porcelain Bowls, Edo period, Tenpo period (1830-1844) c. 1830 in date, represent the high quality porcelain made for the Nabeshima clan during the Edo Period (161

All sponged in blue and comprising two 'Adams Rose' plates, one 'Peafowl' plate, and one 'Peafowl' London shape cup and saucer, the last three with impressed or painted potters' marks. (5) Height of c

Circa 1830 Bacchus hand painted Staffordshire porcelain jug. The jug is in nice condition with bright colors. Measures 4" tall.

Two Nazca Polychrome Bowlsc. 400-600 AD One, a truncated "kero" type with upper ba

English Carved Inlaid Walnut Sarcophagus Form Tea Caddy, c. 1830, the interior with a silk lined lid over two formerly foil lined tea boxes, flanking a fitted compartment for a mixing bowl, the whole

Mostly English, including an early 19th C. Staffordshire watch hutch, a glazed toby jug, a blue creamer, a pair of drip-glazed pottery items (one pitcher and one vase), and a spatterware bowl, appx. 6