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$145 USDWilliam Ridgway, Son & Co. Tea Bowl and Saucer
Pottery:Antique:Staffordshire
Here is an early 19th century blue transfer ware handle less cup and saucer made by William Ridgway, Son & Co. with a beautiful chintz-like floral design, and enameled primrose in shades of red, golden yellow, and blue, and greenery. Plate bears the vase and anchor device in blue with the initials "W.R.S. & Co. (Circa 1838-48), and both pieces are marked "629," possibly indicating the pattern number. Cup is 3 ¾ inches across and 2 ¼ inches high; saucer is just under 5 ¾ inches in diameter. ...
$175 USDJ. Meir & Son Handleless Cup & Saucer Roselle Pattern
Pottery:Antique:Staffordshire
Here we have another great mid-19th century Staffordshire handle less cup and saucer in the Roselle pattern! Made by John Meir & Son, this beautiful red transfer-ware set depicts a lake scene with a lovely chalet along the shore, with castles/manors in the distance. Roselle is the name of an Italian village south of Florence, Italy, which would have been visited by tourists on the "Grand Tour." English registry mark indicates this piece was produced in 1848. Overall condition is very good, with ...
$195 USDJohn Meir & Son Waste Bowl in the "Indian Scroll" Pattern
Pottery:Antique:Staffordshire
Absolutely the best English Staffordshire transfer-ware waste bowl, marked JM & S (John Meir & Son, circa 1837-97) in the "Indian Scroll" pattern. Bowl measures 5 3/4 inches across and 3 3/4 inches high, and has a lovely purple scroll design with rose colored flowers and greenery. Condition is very good to excellent, with no damage. Normal age related light crazing/staining inside bowl.
$295 USDMid 19th Century Wedgwood Pearlware Plate in the Horticultural Pattern
Pottery:Antique:Staffordshire
Here is a rare antique 10 ½ inch Pearl Ware plate by Wedgwood in the beautiful “Horticultural” pattern featuring a lily in the center, surrounded by various intertwined flowers along the edge, printed in underglaze cobalt blue and accented with gold, with an ochre edge. It is believed that Josiah Wedgwood invented “Pearlware” or “Pearl White” over several years, and he began marketing it in 1779. This new ware was basically the same as his well known creamware, but modified to include china clay ...
$150 USDJohn Edwards Handleless Tea Bowl / Cup and Saucer in the “Foliage” Pattern
Pottery:Antique:Staffordshire
Beautiful paneled mulberry / black transfer ware handle less cup and saucer set by John Edwards & Co in the “Foliage” pattern (circa 1847-1873), featuring a garden scene with a towering castle in the background. The cup is 2 ¾ inches tall and 3 ½ inches across the top; the saucer is 5 5/8 inches in diameter. Condition is very good, with no damage. Light crazing and glaze pops, commensurate with age. Inside the cup there is a line in the glaze, which most likely occurred during production.
$125 USDAesthetic Brown Transfer Ware Plate by Brown-Westhead, Moore & Co.
Pottery:Antique:Staffordshire
Presenting a beautiful brown transfer ware dinner plate in our favorite Aesthetic style, with a central design composed of magnolia tree leaves, surrounded by an outer band of sunflowers and an orange edge. Plate is 10 ½ inches in diameter and has a deep central well that is about 1 inch high. English Registry mark indicates this piece was produced in 1879. Condition is very good, light crazing on the underside of the plate.
$165 USDRomantic Staffordshire Blue & White Podmore Walker & Co. Plate in the Spartan Pattern
Pottery:Antique:Staffordshire
Here is a great Podmore Walker & Co. Pearl Stone Wear plate (circa 1834-1859) in the Spartan pattern, a Romantic style scene depicting a group of ladies and gentlemen in eighteenth century attire in a garden, with a lake in the background and a manor/castle along its banks. This beautiful 12-paneled plate measures 9 5/8 inches in diameter. Condition is very good to excellent, very light utensil marks.
$594 USDSet of Four Doulton Burslem Hand Painted Scalloped Plates
Pottery:Antique:Staffordshire:Doulton
Beautiful set of four 9 ¼ inch Doulton Burslem plates in pastel shades of yellow, blue and ivory / blush, each featuring different hand painted flowers and greenery outlined in raised gold. The scalloped edges have been embellished with sponged gold and gilding. The plates bear the Doulton Burslem mark, used from 1886-91- as well as artist initials, and pattern & code numbers “A258Y”. This mark indicates the pattern was introduced circa 1881-92. Condition is very good, with slight wear to the ...
$575 USDMid 19th Century Copeland Soup Tureen and Stand in the “Canton” Pattern
Pottery:Antique:Staffordshire
Beautiful large Copeland earthenware soup tureen with a polychrome transfer pattern in the chinoiserie style, featuring an oriental garden with a vase filled with peonies on a table, a hanging lantern in a rock garden, and a lovely twig handle / finial. The pattern is overlaid with green, blue, pink, teal and burnt orange enamels, with lustre highlights. The soup tureen bears the impressed word "COPELAND," in curved form without a crown above (c. 1850-67). The measurements for the soup tureen ...
$75 USDFlow Blue Polychrome Tea Cup and Saucer
Pottery:Antique:Staffordshire
Beautiful Victorian flow blue polychrome cup and saucer set featuring Oriental style flowers and a scroll, decorated in the Imari colors with lots of cobalt blue, red, teal, and ivory. The set bears the printed initials “S.T.W. & Co.” and English Registration number (Rd. No.) “135869” dating it to circa 1884 or 1889. The cup is 3 ¾ across the top; and 2 1/8 inches in height; saucer is 5 ½ inches in diameter. Condition is very good, slight wear along the gilded edge.| Items 1 - 10 of 10 | Page 1 of 1 |
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