1840 Staffordshire Luster Plaque

Item: Staffordshire peach luster personalized plaque Date: 1840 Description: Depicts a square rigged ship under full sail, bordered with two cornucopia and personalized to "Robert Cockerton". All bord

Antique Staffordshire Copper Luster Polychrome Pitcher C.1840

Description: 1. Handle-less cup early 19th c. enamel floral decoration. 2. (2) pink luster cups hand decorated. 3. (1) small Garrett and Copeland tea pot with lid. 4. (1) Staffordshire tea cup with ma

Antique Masonic Sunderland luster plaque with Masonic emblems transfer and painted. 8 1/4 in H x 9 1/2 in W. Shipping in USA or International please contact both UPS stores for quote: James Lawrence,

English Sunderland luster plaque, made in the Sundlerland area circa 1850. These lustre plaques are more commonly found in pink luster, the orange luster is much less frequently found. Molded design w

Mid-19th c. English Salt Glazed Ceramic Pitcher, made by Elijah Jones at the Villa Pottery, Cobridge (in partnership with Edward Walley, 1840-1865), octagonal paneled sides with relief molded basket w

19TH CENTURY DIMENSIONS OF PLAQUE 7 1/2 X 8 1/2 INCHES, HEIGHT OF MUG 4 INCHES.

Three Early Staffordshire molded pitchers with figures of hunters with guns, dogs, and one unfortunate stag. Offered together with one 19th C. pink luster transferware pitcher with "Snipe shooting" an

ca 1825-1840 Staffordshire 12 pc children's tea set w Flow Blue marbleized dec

(lot of 7) One shelf of decoratives, including Van Briggle gondola boat, 6"l; 19th century Sunderland luster plaque, 7.75"h; Bing & Grondahl egg woman, 8.75"h; Wood & Son Dickens toby jug; figure with

Lot of 2, Ca. 1840 Staffordshire, England (unmarked) ABC Plates. One plate with motto "Not to ovesee workmen is to leave your purse open." That plate is tranfer decorated with polychrome added in red,

An 1840 Staffordshire attributed to Enoch Woods copper lustre Jug molded with a triple ring base. The jug has a bright royal blue band, sprig decorated with a girl and her cat. 4 inches height

Seasons' figures of ladies: Winter, Spring, Summer, Autumn; 9", minor base nicks

Partial set "Four Seasons", Dixon Austin and Co, early 19th c. Three (3) of four (4) allegorical figures titled "Spring", Summer", "Winter" in enamel polychrome paint and sunderland lustre decoration

First Half of the19th Century. Most with decorated reserves, some with bands of yellow, comprising creamers, pitchers, a goblet and a mug. Heights 3” to 6 ½”. (Cond: one with some surface losses)

spaniels, 12"

spaniels, 12"

Stafforshire England, 19th Century Large Staffordshire Spaniel Dog Scuplture Pearlware, copper luster glaze Measures 15 3/4" tall

13" HIGH

A ship plaque with a “peace and plenty” motto and a plaque with a view of the iron bridge, mid 19th century. Each approximately 9 x 8.25 inches.

An oval 18th century Staffordshire Prattware wall plaque featuring a nymph on a platform beside a coiled green dolphin. 7.50" H x 5.5" W. See reverse for newspaper description of piece. Chips and pain

A framed brown and white figural wall decor depicting a Wire Fox Terrier head on mahogany plaque. Issued: 20th c. Dimensions: 3.75"L x 4.75"W x 3.75"H Manufacturer: Royal Staffordshire Country of Orig

Measures 8"H x 7" widest point from spout to handle. See photos for condition details. Local pickup available in Glenview, IL. No In-House Shipping is available for this auction. Buyer's must make the

Diameter 7.5 inches.