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Staffordshire Figures ~ Toy China ~ Transferware ~ Teapots ~ Blue & White
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$65 USD SaleSALE Large, Fancy Ironstone Cobalt Poly RELISH DISH ~ F. Morley 1845-58
Pottery:Antique
This is a large, tear-drop shape, fancy handle serving dish. It dates to mid 19th Century in it's ornate molded handle, deep cobalt blue and hand enameling over glaze. The handle ends in fine trumpet-shape flowers topped with a butterfly. CONDITION: NO crazing, NO discoloration, NO damage, NO repairs. Some Loss of gilding to the rims, well-frame and handle and to the 8 flower-containing cartouches around the rim. The floral enameling is still pleasant to the eye, with loss mostly to the greens. ...
$300 USDBlue & White 1810-25 'Octagonal Chinoiserie' PLATTER
Pottery:Antique:Blue & White
Indented rim platter, in dark to medium blue, with an octagonal center well frame and octagonal rim vignettes. The center scene features a castle and pagoda, a water buffalo, and 3 Oriental figures apparently having a picnic. One, a child, holds out a plate to be served. The border has eight, eight-sided cartouches alternating between flowers-grouping and a dog with 2 of the picnic figures. The ground has a Chinoiserie, geometrical repeat over-all pattern. Unmarked, except for a deeply impressed ...
$300 USDEarly Rare Child's Black Transfer Toy TEASET Goat Sheep
Pottery:Antique:Juvenile
In this set: TEA POT with LID, SUGAR with LID, CREAMER. The Transfers are unique and not found in the usual English toy china or playtime pottery books. The mould is the same as used by Hackwood, circa 1827 to 1843. No identifying marks, but the dolphin handle, the flanged shoulder, helmet flange on the opening and little embossed feet all speak of Hackwood. Teapot with cover is 4" high from base to tip of the handle's thumb-rest. Condition: TEAPOT: The bottom spout lip has been restored to a ...
$165 USDChild's Romantic Staffordshire Blue Transferware TEAPOT c.1835
Pottery:Antique:Juvenile:Blue & White
Although not marked, the same mould is seen on p45, bottom, & 46, top, of PLAYTIME POTTERY & PORCELAIN made by Charles Meigh, Old Hall Works, Hanley, England: A Staffordshire pottery company in business from 1835 to 1849. Quality workmanship makes these (sets) desirable. Size & Condition: 3.75" tall and 6" from handle to spout. Pedestal ring base with only slightly indented bottom. SPOUT has a surface flake chip under the bottom lip seen with handle to the left; a flea bite, with handle to the ...
$275 USDLarge "Prince of Wales" as a young boy 11-1/4" tall Sailor Figure
Pottery:Antique:Staffordshire Figurine
This is a sweet and large figure of the Prince of Wales as a young boy potted in the manner of Thomas Parr. Circa 1880. He has both hands in his pocket and wears a sailor uniform. A dagger hangs from his belt. Bright gilt decoration to areas of his clothes and the base-line are the give-away to dating this to the later Victorian era. The pose is Based on a portrait painted by Winterhaller in 1846. CONDITION: 8.5 out of 10. No restoration. No chips. Minor paint losses to scarf, hair and ground. ...
$185 USD Offers ConsideredFlow Blue Octagonal JUG "Japanese" Marked W. & B. c.1843
Pottery:Antique:Blue & White
I have received up to date correction on the reference below, from an expert in the field, and representing Lovers of Blue & White: The maker is Wood & Brownfield, active from 1837-1850. "Japanese" was introduced about 1843. P.Williams was THE pioneer in recording transferware patterns, but she was not infallible. Petra Williams, in Flow Blue China: An Aid to Identification, Book I, p32, thinks this W. and B. stands for Wood and Baggaley, c. 1875. Wood & Bowers, 1839, also it, as well as Wood & ...
$650 USD ReducedREDUCED RARE 14pc Hackwood "Peacock" Child's Blue Transfer TEASET
Pottery:Antique:Blue & White:Juvenile
This blue Staffordshire Transferware TEA SET is in the "Peacock" pattern but in the Hackwood mould, not the less attractive versions by Benjamin Godwin illustrated in both Lechler, ENGLISH TOY CHINA and Punchard, PLAYTIME POTTERY & PORCELAIN (Fig.25,p12 and p31, top). For the Hackwood shape, refer to Punchard, p55, top, or to Lechler, p11, Fig.24. Circa 1827 to 1843. IN THIS SET: Teapot w/ Lid, Sugar w/ lid, Creamer, Slop Bowl, 4 cups and 4 saucers. CONDITION: Perfect Condition: 4 CUPS, 4 ...
$265 USD Offers Considered1825 Blue & White "Goatherd" PLATTER Rare Chinoiserie
Pottery:Antique:Blue & White
Dark blue to medium blue, flat bottom, platter measuring approx. 12-3/4" by 9-1/2". Flat rim, Chinoiserie border and well-frame designs. Center scene features a large, hairy goat, a man leading him holding a staff, 2 figures on an arched stone-bridge and water rushing down over a boulder. Mountains in the background and one humble cottage which appears to be built atop the bridge! Condition is excellent. NO damage, NO repairs. Some pin-point dots in the glaze, pattern side. Perfect rim edge ...
$790 USD ReducedREDUCED Rare Child's Sunderland Scott TEASET w/ Coffee & Teapot 11pc.
Pottery:Antique:Juvenile
Pictured in A Schiffer Book for Collectors: 200 YEARS OF PLAYTIME POTTERY & PORCELAIN bu Lorraine Punchard, p22, top-right. Punchard says: "SCOTT" is impressed on each saucer. Southwick Pottery, Sunderland, Durham used (the mark) from 1838 to 1883. The style of the pieces should date the set about the 1840s. It is interesting to have a matching coffee pot & a tea pot in the same set. It is hand-painted with red and green designs. Early features on this set are the wide lip on the creamer, and ...
$175 USD Offers ConsideredAMOY Flow Blue GRAVY BOAT c.1818, Davenport Fancy Handle
Pottery:Antique:Flow Blue
With an Aladdin's Lamp like shape, this is a stunning piece from the "Amoy" dinnerware made by Davenport in the early 19th century. It remains on display in my personal collection until it is sold. Excellent display condition. The interior might have been brushed in an attempt to hide where the two mould pieces were fitted together. These seams are obvious on the outside, but clean except one small area under the spout down toward the base. The interior seam line is discolored. One flake to the ...
$375 USD Offers Considered1830 Blue & White PLATTER 'Castle of Rochefort' by Brameld
Pottery:Antique:Blue & White
‘The Castle of Rochefort, South of France’ Pattern Roast Meat Platter, 14-5/8" by 11" (37cm x 28cm). Flat Bottom. BRAMELD, Rockingham, Swinton, Yorkshire, c.1810-1820 Rockingham Works, Swinton, Yorkshire. This pottery is more correctly names “Swinton Pottery” until 1826. John & Wm. Brameld became proprietors in 1806. In 1813, William died and pottery direction was assumed by Thomas, George & John, sons of Wm. The factory was located on the estate of the Marquis of Rockingham, so once again, as ...
$465 USD Offers Considered1830 Huge Brameld PLATTER 'Castle of Rochefort' Blue & White
Pottery:Antique:Blue & White
Absolutely stunning transferware platter from one of the finest transferware makers of the early 19th century. Please see history and background for Brameld listed with the wonderful 3pc. sauce tureen also in the "Castle of Rochefort, South of France" pattern. SIZE: 16-3/4" x 13". Truly an exceptional piece in exceptionally excellent condition! NO cracks, NO chips, NO repairs. Good shiny glaze. One kiln dust speck under glaze upper right well corner. Smooth, recessed rim with a rubbing area on ...
$100 USD Offers ConsideredREDUCED Child's Coffee Can MUG Blue Willow Miles Mason 1800-16
Pottery:Antique:Blue & White:Juvenile
English Toy China: Lightweight, finely potted with delicate and pleasing scalloped rim. 2-5/8 ins. and 2-1/2" rim span. NO cracks, NO chips, NO hairlines, NO repairs. Some gilt loss around the rim but in good condition down the handle's spine. Circular foot rim with slightly recessed bottom marked with the pseudo-Chinese Mason Mark (Godden 2545) for MILES MASON, c. 1800-1816, printed mark used on Willow and Chinoiserie type patterns.
$149 USD Offers ConsideredREDUCED Lovely Usable Polychrome Transferware SAUCE TUREEN w/ Under Plate
Pottery:Antique
The ground is a nice oyster-white with blue transfer outlines enamelled over the glaze in ochre, rust, gold, maroon and iron red. The handles are plume-tops ending in separated little fish-tails. The finial is what it is....a nice easy to grip knop in the old style found on very early tureens of the Staffordshire Blue variety. The pattern has a Mason's look but bears no identifying potter's mark or pattern name. It has a Chinoiserie, Oriental feel with water lilies and diaper trim. The bowl is ...
$149 USD Offers ConsideredChild's Miniature Transfer TEAPOT YNISMED Swansea 1850
Pottery:Antique:Juvenile
I have a Certificate of Provenance & Authenticity from Lovers of Blue & White, Steeple Morden, Royston, Hertfordshire, England which says: "Maker: Unattributed Maker. Pattern: Seaweed. Item: Toy Teapot c1840. The pot is crazed with a little associated staining inside & a piece of the rim (1.75") has been restuck. The cover has two small rubs to the rim. No maker's backstamp, but Swansea made this design. Pattern number 290 in red script.....We have today sold this item & hereby guarantee its ...
$125 USDChild's Dolphin Handle Flower Finial Pink Lustre TEAPOT 1840
Pottery:Antique:Juvenile
Serpent Handle, Fancy Flower Finial, Helmet Shape flange, 4 little embossed pedestal feet, pink and white ground with a floral and leaf pattern in pink lustre. Beautiful! The mould is the same as seen in ENGLISH TOY CHINA, by Doris Anderson Lechler, Fig.24,pp11, 122. This blank has been found with a HACKWOOD mark, dating this to circa 1840. Other patterns, same mold, "Gipsey" (sic), "Cottage", "Macao" and "Sprig". The classification for this would most certainly be "rare". SIZE & CONDITION: 4-2 ...
$125 USD Offers ConsideredREDUCED Pearlware British Blue PLATE "Waterfall" Staffordshire Transfer c.1825
Pottery:Antique:Blue & White:Pearlware
Attributed to William Hackwood of Eastwood Pottery, Hanley, in business from 1807 to 1843. The pattern name is a given one. Also known as "Falls of Killarney" and "Ross Castle". Illustrative plate found in the LOVERS OF BLUE & WHITE Virtual Museum . Further information from Lovers of Blue & White: "Killarney is indeed home to waterfalls & Ross Castle, so this may be an artist's impression of a view of Killarney or it may be a purely fanciful scene." SIZE: 10-1/4" diameter; foot ring, slightly ...
$64 USD Offers ConsideredREDUCED Vintage Nursery British TEASET Adorable Boy.Girl. Hand-Painted
Pottery:Antique:Juvenile
IN THIS SET: Teapot with Lid, Sugar Bowl, Creamer, 3 cups, 3 saucers. MARK:"IAGO British Made". This mark not found in Godden, Kovel's, nor Kowalskey. I am just offering one possibility (an outright guess with no basis in fact): Iago MIGHT be a Japanese Company or some other country, making this for export to Britain (feel free to email me if you know the Country). CONDITION: One cup has missing handle. Teapot handle has an old discolored hair-line. A surface chip to the spout is actually under ...
$355 USD Offers ConsideredREDUCED Child's 7pc. Ironstone Lavender Transfer TEASET "Cord & Tassel"
Pottery:Antique:Juvenile:Ironstone
This English toy ironstone TEA SET is composed of the TEAPOT w/ LID, SUGAR w/ LID, CREAMER and 2 TEA PLATES. It is stunning on display. Marked with a lavender/purple "M" and impressed with the #11 (teapot), 14 (Sugar and pitcher) and 41 on the plates. Additional 10% off if you found me on Twitter: UofMPat Both Lechler (ENGLISH TOY CHINA) and Punchard (PLAYTIME POTTERY & PORCELAIN) attribute this to Brown, Westhead, Moore and Co. Lechler, with the M mark, gives circa 1862. Punchard's has a later ...
$50 USD Offers ConsideredREDUCED Early Flow Blue "Gothic Bead" PLATE Dimmock c.1828 9-1/4"
Pottery:Antique:Flow Blue
A very interesting, early flow blue plate with a Gothic Arch rim and well-frame design. Lovely blue backstamp sun-burst cartouche containing the pattern name, "Gothic Bead" with an upper-case "D" (for Thomas Dimmock, Shelton, England, in business 1828-1860). This is a rare pattern similar to the early "feather-edge" types and not found in Gaston, Snyder and Petra Williams' Flow Blue books. It is in excellent condition with NO damage, NO repairs, NO discolorations, NO crazing. In-the-making flaws ...
$100 USD Offers ConsideredREDUCED Adorable Miniature Salt Glaze Toy TEAPOT Leaf, Star, Relief
Pottery:Antique:Juvenile
Only 3-1/2" high and 6" from handle to spout, this mini tea pot has no potter's mark and was made in the 19th century, probably 1860-90. It came from a famous U.K. miniature teapot collector via a Fine Art Auction about 9 years ago. The relief moulding features leaves and stars with painted enameling over glaze in wine and green. There is blue glaze obvious in crevices even though this is heavier earthenware and not pearlware. Condition is good with these issues: Nibbles and flake to the spout ...
$85 USD Offers ConsideredMiniature CUP & SAUCER "Forest" ALcock, 1830-59 Child's teaset item
Pottery:Antique:Juvenile
Charming little earthenware, child-size, teacup and saucer in powder to medium blue transfers. Wonderful beehive backstamp and "Florentine China" in a banner. Adult sets were made in this pattern in black, green and pink transferware. This little rarity once graced a privileged child's nursery! Perfect condition. Manufacturing issue: firing lines seen as pictured on underside of cup handle. NO damage, NO repairs, NO discoloring, NO crazing. SAUCER is 4-1/2" in diameter, has a foot ring, and is ...
$275 USD Offers ConsideredLarge Rebeccah At The Well Flat Back Spill Vase..Religious Biblical
Pottery:Antique:Staffordshire Figurine
Purchased from a highly reputable East Coast Live Auction, this colorful flat back is guaranteed to be an authentic mid-Victorian antique Staffordshire Figurine and not a reproduction. It has additionally since been authenticated by an expert UK Staffordshire dealer. 10-1/2" tall, weighing a tad over 2lbs., this figure was painted with much detail to the faces and particularly to Rebeccah's clothing. She is bare-foot, he wears black sandals. The sieved clay material which suggest grassy areas ...
$200 USDSuper Cool Bachelor TEASET "leather & golden-horn" MASCULINE
Pottery:Antique
This is just the neatest small, individual teaset made to look like sueded leather in green, good gold beading and bands and topping off the tea pot with an animal horn, gold holder and end-rim! Marked (in green on the teapot bottom and the cream jug, and in a caramel brown on the sugar): "REGISTERED No. 270718" with "C & W" below. Circa 1896, by Capper & Wood, later to become Arthur Wood, of Bradwell Works, Longton, in business from 1895 to 1904. The TEA POT w/ LID is 4-1/2" high from base to ...
$450 USD Offers ConsideredREDUCED Ridgway Child's RARE Transferware TEASET "Chinese" c.1830-55
Pottery:Antique:Juvenile
13 Piece English toy teaset, not marked, but identified from the border design of an adult size piece pictured in Petra Williams, STAFFORDSHIRE: Romantic Transfer Patterns: Cup Plates and Early Victorian China, Vol. I, p.107. The title given is "Chinese" made by John Ridgway & Co., with a printed Chinese mark, Godden Mark 3259, circa 1830-55. In amazingly good condition for its age and use: (If not mentioned, no outstanding flaws) Out of 4 SIPPING SAUCER bowls, 1 is discolored and has a base ...
$110 USD Offers Considered'Fruit Seller' Late 19th C. Version of 1820 Figure Near Mint
Pottery:Antique:Staffordshire Figurine
Almost 5" high, this beautiful Staffordshire Figurine was sold to me as1820 pearlware. It is beautiful and nearly perfect, but most likely made in the late Victorian era, copying the 1820 pearlware version &, in often cases, using the same moulds. Possibly even into the 20th C. Still antique, and still collectible, just not the pre-Victorian pearlware. Fairly heavy earthenware with lovely enameling in mauve, butterscotch yellow, green, reddish-brown, ochre and maroon. The shoes are black, his ...
$169 USD Offers ConsideredSALE Hunters w/ Dog (Robin Hood & Little John) 12" Flat-Back
Pottery:Antique:Staffordshire Figurine
Staffordshire Figure: People & Animal (dog). Has been called Robin Hood & Little John as wearing the Lincoln green tunics. Plumed hats. No identifying titled figures have yet been found. 12" tall, flat back, heavy 2lbs. 5oz. REFERENCE: Harding, "Victorian Staffordshire Figures: 1835-1875, Bk2, Fig.1866, p66 "large spill vase....Hunters....price F ($600-1000) CONDITION: Numerous specks of paint loss to the Lincoln green tunics and to the spaniel's haunch liver spot and tail. Faces are wonderfully ...
$50 USD Offers ConsideredChild's Tea PLATE Gaudy Welsh Flow Blue "Wagon Wheel" 19th C.
Pottery:Antique:Juvenile
Almost 5-1/2" in diameter (13-1/2cm), this little Flow Blue Plate once graced a child's teaset. The pattern is known as "Wagon Wheel" and is considered to be Gaudy Welsh. The main spokes are flowing cobalt blue outlined in copper or gold lustre. An iron-red herring-bone hand-applied design separates each blue panel. The ground is totally covered in the flown blue giving it a light to medium blue tone. It is stamped "Staffordshire England" on the backside well . Condition is excellent with NO ...
$275 USD Offers ConsideredSALE Rare English Blue & White Compote StaffordshireTransfer
Pottery:Antique:Blue & White
PATTERN: View of the Imperial Park at Gehol (scene taken from John Barrow's "Travels in China" published by T. Cadell & W. Davies in 1806). Printed in a dark-medium blue, Chinoiserie design. The rim border appears like connected shells with floral and Oriental motif border design. Potted by Davenport in blue transfers under glaze. MARK: "Davenport" in lower-case letters, no curve, no anchor. Godden Mark 1179: 1793-1810 period. SIZE: Adorable size! Perfect for after-dinner mints or sweet meats. ...
$465 USD Offers ConsideredSALE RARE marked Wedgwood Bamboo Miniature TEAPOT c.1815
Pottery:Antique:Juvenile:Wedgwood
Wonderful marked WEDGWOOD miniature bamboo-cluster stoneware teapot, only 3-3/4ins. tall. Entwined handle, concave profile, sitting on 3 pad feet. Impressed number: '156'. The teapot is glazed inside and out, so is not dry body caneware. A slightly larger, similar teapot is pictured, Plate 366, p61, in A DIRECTORY OF BRITISH TEAPOTS by Michael Berthoud & Richard Maskell. Found in "Group 5: Teapots Modelled as Bamboo Clusters: this described as the "oval variation (shape) with a concave profile, ...
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