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$50 USD1830s Green Transferware Plate
Pottery:Antique
Staffordshire Transferware. Beautiful early green transfer plate. Unusual shade of green almost a teal color. The pattern is called "Japan Flowers". This was made by Ridgway, Morley, and Wear (1836-1842). Marked with a printed pattern and makers mark. This piece is early and dates to the 1830s at circa 1836. Nice scalloped rim. Condition is very good to excellent. No chips, cracks, or repairs. There are a few minor areas of discoloration mostly noticed on the back. Measures about 9 3/8".
$100 USD Offers ConsideredLarge 1830s Purple Transferware Soup Plate
Antiques:Ceramics:Transferware
Staffordshire Transferware. Beautiful early purple transfer soup plate or bowl. Some might call this color mulberry. The pattern is called "Swiss". This was made by Ralf Stevenson (1810-1832). This plate dates circa 1830. Marked with a printed pattern and makers mark. Condition is very good to excellent. No chips, cracks, or repairs. Little if any wear. One small area of discoloration. Displays beautifully. Measures about 10" in diameter.
$110 USDScarce 1830s Two Color Transferware Plate
Antiques:Ceramics:Transferware
Staffordshire Transferware. Scare early 2 color transfer plate. The pattern is called "Cologne". This was made by Ralf Stevenson and Sons (1832-1835). This plate was made in the early 1830s. Marked with a printed pattern only. The central scene is pink with the outer border black. Condition is very good for its age. No major chips, cracks, or repairs. There is a tiny no harm flake off the back foot. This is a scarce example of a 2 color transfer in this pattern. Measures about 8" in diameter.
$110 USDEnglish 1860s Handpainted Topographical View Porcelain Plate
Porcelain:Antique
English Porcelain. Beautiful early porcelain plate. English. Handpainted topographical view. The scene is of "Dover Castle". Marked with the view only on the back. Maker unknown. I did not find a signature. This plate dates to the 3rd quarter of the 19th Century. Circa 1860. Beautiful detailed painting. Notice the embossed gilding. The condition is excellent considering it is about 150 years old. There are no chips, cracks, or repairs. There is 1 knife mark you might see in pic #2. Guaranteed ...
$285 USD1820s Historical Blue American View Transferware Plate
Antiques:Ceramics:Transferware
Staffordshire Transferware. Scare and very collectible early dark blue transfer plate. This is from the "Beauties of America" series by John and William Ridgway (1814-1830). The view is of "Athenuem, Boston". This plate dates to the 1820s to circa 1825. Marked with a printed pattern and makers initials. Scarce early American view. Conditions is very good for its age. No major chips, cracks, or repairs. There is one flake on the back footring. The plate is nice and clean with little or no wear. ...
$495 USDScarce 1830s Large Footed Blue Transferware Fruit Compote
Antiques:Ceramics:Transferware
Staffordshire Transferware. Beautiful scarce early blue transfer fruit compote or bowl. This piece makes an excellent focal point centerpiece. It never had a lid (guaranteed), it is an open compote. Great early scene. The pattern is called "Japan Flowers". This was made by Ridgway, Morley and Wear (1836-1842). Unmarked. This piece is early and dates to the 1830s at circa 1836. Fabulous form with a shaped scalloped rim. The condition is very good for its age. No major chips, cracks, or repairs. ...
$285 USD1820s Historical Blue American View Transferware Plate
Antiques:Ceramics:Transferware
Staffordshire Transferware. Very collectible early dark blue transfer plate. This is from the "Beauties of America" series by John and William Ridgway (1814-1830). The view is "City Hall, New York". This plate dates to the 1820s to circa 1825. Marked with a printed pattern and makers initials. Nice early American view. Conditions is very good for its age. No chips, cracks, or repairs. There is some light wear and a few knife marks that is expected on a plate that is almost 200 years old. The ...| Items 1 - 7 of 7 | Page 1 of 1 |
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