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$469 USD SaleSALE AMAZING CONDITION, Mintons Pearlware, 2-Handled Serving Bowl ~ Black Floral ~ Dorset Pattern ~ Mintons 1878
Pottery:Antique:Earthenware:Transferware:England:English
WOW! This is such a gorgeous bowl. The background color is a very unique olive green with a hint of blue; you will need to look at the pictures closely. A black floral transfer has been applied on the entire bowl. The handles are curved down with a raised relief leaf design and have a black transfer applied to them also. The bowl sits on a raised base. The piece still has a glossy glaze covering it giving it a nice touch. When you hold this piece it just feels good! IT IS RARE TO FIND VINTAGE ...
Pottery:Antique:Earthenware:Transferware:England:English
Simple but awesome are the statements that describe this wonderful old pitcher. It has a beautiful soft cream background with a black transfer of grapes, vines and cartouches going around its bulbous middle. A geometric leaf design decorates the upper portion under one of the raised relief bands on the neck. A leaf design in black transfer has been applied down the handle. This piece is in excellent condition for its age, but it does have one small glaze flake on the inner lip and the transfer ...
Pottery:Antique:Earthenware:Transferware:England:English
The serving plate or under plate for this piece has a very versatile shape with a small protrusion at one end for a handle and a rounded spade shape on the other end for serving. The edge of the plate is slightly fluted and has gold accents applied over the white background. The lid to this beautiful piece also has ridges along the upper edges accented with gold. The sides and top of the lid are decorated with bright bold flowers of yellow, orange with deep green and blue leaves on brown stems. ...
Pottery:Antique:Earthenware:Transferware:England:English
This is a very unique looking pitcher square in design with an offset handle and spout. The main background is soft beige in color. Black and orange colors are used to accent the bottom, top rim and handle. Medallions with the profile of a Greek gentleman wearing a purple tunic are hanging from a golden chain and bow. Gold colored ribbons decorate the top and bottom portion of the medallion. These medallions decorate each of the sides of the pitcher. Under the spout is raised relief leaf shape ...
Pottery:Antique:Earthenware:Transferware:England:English:Aesthetic
Alternating triangular shapes and panels filled with geometric patterns and floral elements make up the beautiful decorations for the sides of the dish and the outer rim of the lid. The lids finial is accented in the deep brown color. Two brown rings are under the finial with spoke like accents. A wonderful garland like ring next to the geometric broader adds a nice transition onto the white background of the lid. Displays beautifully with lid on top, inside is discolored and there is one slight ...
$179 USD SaleSALE Great Old English Cracker Jar ~ Coaching Days and Coaching Ways ~ British Manufacture
Pottery:Antique:Earthenware:Transferware:England:English
This is a wonderful old biscuit jar decorated with two of Hugh Thomson scene from "Coaching Days And Coaching Ways". We attribute this piece to Ridgways, circa 1890 Hanley, Staffordshire England. One side has a scene that depicts several gentlemen on a stage coach and four horses racing down a road. It is captioned "Racing the Mail". The other side has a horse and rider racing after the stage coach. This scene is entitled “A Winter Days Amusement”. The lid has a scene of a horse pulling a plow ...
Pottery:Antique:Earthenware:Transferware:England:English:Aesthetic
This is a beautiful plate done in a light green transfer. Green transfer was initially introduced about 1825 by the Spode Company of Stoke-upon-Trent; Spode green is vibrant and alive and fairly tingles with vitality. A few of the other greens, though nonetheless lovely, tend to be more olive, almost muddier. Still others have the freshness of new apples and the clarity of motionless pools. Though every collector has, at one time or another, been tempted to gather green only to select, in the ...
Pottery:Antique:Earthenware:Transferware:England:English:Aesthetic:Blue And White
These are possibly from a child's toy tea service. Views vary on the smaller pieces where the pattern is a wrap around design. Its design reflects the impact of the Aesthetic movement in England in the latter half of the 19th century. Rather than an over-all design with flowing elements, we see varying sized cartouches of varying subjects put together around a larger central cartouche picturing a child with an arm around a dog. We attribute this pattern to Charles Allerton and his Little Miss ...
Pottery:Antique:Earthenware:Transferware:England:English:Aesthetic
for a lovely creamy white ironstone The Rose pattern round Cake or Sandwich serving Plate, Tray or Platter decorated in profusion of beautiful English Roses, Ferns, Stems, tiny Blossoms, Buds and Leaves, applied in dark and medium teal blue green transfer. The Acanthus Leaf embossed raised handles, makes this a most decorative Aesthetic Design Movement art object! Very clean suitable for use today as serving piece & great for display on wall or in cabinet, a lovely addition to any Aesthetic ...
Pottery:Antique:Earthenware:Transferware:England:English
Nice piece of English semi-porcelain decorated with green vines and flowers that have been accented with gold and applied to a nice white background. Serving food in this bowl is awesome it stays cold if you put in cold and hot when you serve hot a lot longer than the bowls now a days do. The veins on the leaves are accented in gold but look brown in the pictures. There are no chips, hairlines or cracks; manufacturing anomalies do exist, the occasional tiny iron speck, dust 'bump' in the glaze, ...
Pottery:Antique:Earthenware:Transferware:England:English:Oriental:Asian:Aesthetic
This is a MUST HAVE for any Aesthetic collector! We have search high and low for this shaped pitcher and have yet to come up with a true maker of this ware. We attribute to a Staffordshire England maker due to the transfer decoration applied to this awesome piece. The shape of this pitcher is flat two sided with rounded ends. The handle has a serpent or dragon like head that attaches to the upper portion of the pitcher and has a twisted body that bows and attaches to the lower portion. The ...
Pottery:Antique:Earthenware:Transferware:England:English
What a wonderful find! We found these two pieces in separate stores but thought they should be together when they find a new home. Each side of the white background pieces have been decorated with a polychrome transfer of pink and blue flowering branches. Within in the branches are draped boarded rectangle insets with a scene consisting of a lake and a boat with mountains in the distance and a sea wall and trees in the foreground. A circular inset has also been placed on the branches, it has a ...
$60 USD SaleSALE DSH17: Five Very Nice Semi-Porcelain Side Dishes –Green Flowers “CEM” Pattern ~ JG Meakin 1890 +
Pottery:Antique:Earthenware:Transferware:England:English:Aesthetic
The five side dishes by J G Meakin are a rich cream color with wispy green flowers and vines accented with gold. One has a chip and one is slightly discolored. The other three are in very good condition for being 108 yrs old and would be a great addition to your collection. They are grazed due to age but there are no hairlines or cracks; manufacturing anomalies do exist, the occasional tiny iron speck, dust 'bump' in the glaze, etc. These little dishes are perfect to put a stick of butter on and ...
Pottery:Antique:Earthenware:Transferware:England:English:Ironstone
Wedgwood's production between c. 1905 to 1925 included souvenir plates with the royal pattern, bearing the individual arms of the Royal Family, the Dominion of Canada, the Canadian provinces or Canadian cities. This piece has a beautiful red with golden panels. Inside the panels are griffins and urns of fruit. The center of the plate has a cream background with a very colorful coat of arms in the center. Beautiful leafed branches are criss-crossed at the base and come up each side of the shield. ...
$180 USD SaleSALE Awesome Earthenware Plate ~ Brown Transferware ~ Shakespeare & Hathaway ~ Wallis Gimson & Co 1884-1890
Pottery:Antique:Earthenware:Transferware:England:English:Aesthetic
This pattern is done in a deep brown color on a cream background. It features two cartouches with a room significant to Shakespeare's memory: the rectangular cartouche is an image of his birthplace, while the round cartouche has an image of Anne Hathaway's (his wife) cottage. Foliage and flowers are placed around the cartouches. A beautiful geometric design makes up the rim pattern. . IT IS RARE TO FIND VINTAGE AND ANTIQUE EARTHENWARE IN "LIKE NEW" CONDITION BECAUSE OF WEAR FROM USE AND AGE. ...
Pottery:Antique:Earthenware:Transferware:England:English:Aesthetic:Blue And White
This charming plate features a white background with deep black blue transfer images of a countryside vignette, framed by arching tree branches and a swallow in flight. In the foreground a vase filled with flowers is sitting on a ledge and a plethora of stylized floral images, fruit blossoms, raspberries and apple laden branches give a nice look to the piece. There are chips, hairlines or cracks; manufacturing anomalies do exist, the occasional tiny iron speck, dust 'bump' in the glaze, etc. ...
Pottery:Antique:Earthenware:Transferware:England:English:Aesthetic
This is a black and white transferware pitcher by W.T. Copeland & Sons a great Stock on Trent Potter. The gloss on this is truly unbelievable and so gorgeous. The body is decorated with the pattern “Roma” which is a series of black geometrical zipper tooth like designs and scroll designs within a band. The rim of the pitcher has a black band of designs tying it in nicely with the main motif. The handle is accented in black with leaf and line designs. There are a couple of glaze crack they do not ...
Pottery:Antique:Earthenware:Transferware:England:English
This is the very unique and beautiful "Oceana'' pattern in brown transfer with two cartouches containing nautical scenes. At the top of the bowl, overhanging the center and part of the border is a very large crab. At the bottom of the bowl, in part of the border and extending into the center is a large coral or seaweed and coral motif. Other pieces of this dinnerware pattern have various different ships in one or two round cartouches. IT IS RARE TO FIND VINTAGE AND ANTIQUE IRONSTONE OR ...
Pottery:Antique:Earthenware:Transferware:England:English:Aesthetic
The is the prettiest piece that I have seen with the Cairo pattern! This pattern, printed in a Saxon blue and tan with luster, is from the Cairo series and features a large scroll cartouche with a camel and rider. Two men in robes are walking with a long stick, ahead of the camel. Two circle cartouches with geometric patterns are on opposite sides of the main cartouche. Beautiful birds and flowering branches also accent the well of the plate. The rim has a wonderful black flower pattern and a ...
$108 USD SaleSALE Wonderful English Semi-Porcelain Sauce Tureen ~ Blue & White Transfer ~ Burgess & Leigh England 1915
Pottery:Antique:Earthenware:Transferware:England:English:Aesthetic:Blue And White
This delightful five sided tureen is still bright and new looking. The beautiful white background has deep blue transfers of scrolls and flowers which have been done in a lighter and darker shade of blue giving the design a nice contrast. The design is placed on the rim of the lid, the rim of the bowl and underneath the bowls rim. The final is decorated with blue and gold accents. Gold accents are also on the rims and base of this piece. There are no chips, hairlines or cracks; manufacturing ...
Pottery:Antique:Earthenware:Transferware:England:English:Aesthetic
These beautiful bone dishes are in the WINDERMERE pattern by ALFRED MEAKIN of England. They are decorated with graceful light green vine and flower transfer ware and highlighted in gold. The color, shape and decoration is so Victorian. They are grazed due to age but there are no hairlines or cracks; manufacturing anomalies do exist, the occasional tiny iron speck, dust 'bump' in the glaze, etc These little dishes are perfect to put a stick of butter on and place them around the table so your ...
Pottery:Antique:Earthenware:Transferware:England:English:Aesthetic
Nice size rectangular ironstone platter! The transfer on the side of the platter depicts a wooden fence with lattice work and vines growing up and over to the other side of the platter. The lower portion of the platter has branches of flowers and buds reaching upward and around the lower rim. In the inner right corner of the well of the platter a very detailed transfer of a windmill, birds and trees make up a wonderful little window scene. This piece has a couple of brown marks but it just adds ...
Pottery:Antique:Earthenware:Transferware:England:English:Aesthetic:Blue And White
To think this bowl could possibly be 180 years old is just amazing in its self, let alone, that is in excellent condition for its age! Honestly this is a piece that any collector shouldn’t pass up! This plate shows one of a series of views of what is said to be the oldest inhabited city of the world -- held at different times by the Romans, the Arabs, and the Turks. The blue transfer is still crisp showing great detail of the pattern. On one side, the blue transfer almost has a mulberry color ...
Pottery:Antique:Earthenware:Transferware:England:English:Aesthetic:Blue And White
This is fantastic piece of history! The pattern is part of a large series that depicts the early days of the London. The Gardens opened in 1828, but the series was made between 1837-1841, which is when these partners were in business. The series was popular enough to be printed in all of the colors, even variations of the same color. The center of this dish shows two gentlemen standing on a platform with pillars, urns, greenery and buildings surrounding them. The outside rim is decorated with ...
Pottery:Antique:Earthenware:Transferware:England:English:Ironstone
Note: Pictures are not blured, this is the heavy flow blue affect when produced. This platter is unbelievable the luster is supreme almost like new. The deep cobalt blue flows out from the designs onto a creamy gray background. The blue against the background gives this piece a great amount of depth. The platter is rectangular in shape but has flat corners making it eight sided. The main design done in a wonderful deep, rich cobalt blue is two pagodas connected with a walking bridge. A large ...
Pottery:Antique:Earthenware:Transferware:England:English:Blue And White
This pattern, printed in a Saxon blue, is from the Cairo series and features a large scroll cartouche with a camel and rider. Two men in robes are walking with a long stick, ahead of the camel. Two circle cartouches with geometric patterns are on opposite sides of the main cartouche. Beautiful birds and flowering branches also accent the well of the plate. The rim has a wonderful blue flower pattern. This pattern can be seen in a reprint of a page from a W. T. Copeland & Sons Catalog in ...
Pottery:Antique:Earthenware:Transferware:England:English:Aesthetic:Transfer Ware
The romantic Patras pattern shown here on an 12-sided serving dish was manufactured by Wood & Challinor in the first half of the nineteenth century. Patras was an ancient seaport on the south side of the Gulf of Patras in Greece. It was known for its flourishing trade in silk, leather, wax, cheese, tobacco, and wheat. The serving bowl has a wonderful 2 inch wide rim that has three cartouches with a scene of buildings, trees and people in a boat. Beautiful blue and white scrolls enclose the ...
$89 USD SaleSALE TUREEN-COVERED DISH by Booths ca. 1906. This will make a LARGE and IMPRESSIVE table statement.
Pottery:Antique:Earthenware:Transferware:England:English:Ironstone
GORGEOUS BOOTH VEGETABLE TUREEN OR COVERED DISH. Vegetable tureen is decorated with a circle of vibrant green leaves on a brilliant white background around the edge of the lid and the top of the bowl. Gold gilt is on the edge of the tureen and the handles. This tureen is stamped on the bottom with BOOTHS backstamp and is ca. 1906. Pattern name is “WREATH”. The condition is great with NO chips or cracks and just minor crazing. A person just wonders how it managed to be kept in pristine conditions ...
$169 USD SaleSALE Wonderful English Flow Blue 12 Sided Plate ~ Amoy Pattern by Davenport Staffordshire England 1840-1850
Pottery:Antique:Earthenware:Transferware:England:English:Blue And White:Flow Blue
This wonderful old plate has a beautiful scene of two women standing under a parasol by a wall behind the wall is full of flowers, trees and foliage. The underside of the plate shows the blue color bleeding through and has been decorated with three groups of flowers. The blue color is so deep yet the pattern is still very clear. This piece is in excellent condition with no chips, cracks or hairlines. The pattern name, suggested by the Chinese elements in the design, refers to the Chinese port ...
Pottery:Antique:Earthenware:Transferware:England:English:Aesthetic:Transfer Ware
This bowl has wonderful fluted sides ending in a nice soft scalloped rim. The aesthetic pattern on this bowl includes a footed vase decorated with a fancy scroll, an oriental fan cartouche of floral elements, and a realistic butterfly at the bottom along with some more stylized butterfly designs at the top. Odd branches of stylized flowers and leaves complete the design. Symbolically this is a sunny, uplifting pattern, based on Chinese symbols. The vase in this pattern is a symbol of perpetual ...
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