5 STAFFORDSHIRE BLUE & WHITE TRANSFER PRINTED PLATES

FIRST HALF 19TH CENTURY, A. 'FRUIT & FLOWERS', DIAMETER 10 INCHES, B. STUBBS, DIAMETER 8 7/8 INCHES, C. STUBBS, DIAMETER 8 3/8 INCHES, D. STUBBS BOWL, HEIGHT 1 3/4 INCHES, DIAMETER 7 3/4 INC

19TH CENTURY GREATEST DIAMETER 8 3/4 INCHES.

19TH CENTURY GREATEST DIAMETER 10 1/4 INCHES.

FIRST HALF 19TH CENTURY, A. 'THREE COWS' SOUP PLATE, DIAMETER 10 3/8 INCHES, B. 'HINDOO VILLAGE' PLATE, DIAMETER 10 3/8 INCHES, C. MILL SCENE PLATE, DIAMETER 8 7/8 INCHES, D. RECTANGULAR DISH ' BOTHW

A. SOUP PLATE, DIAMETER 10 INCHES, B, WOOD, DIAMETER 10 1/4 INCHES, C. RILEY ' HOLLYWELL COTTAGE CAVAN, DIAMETER 10 1/8 INCHES, D.RIDGWAY, 'CHRIST CHURCH OXFORD', DIAMETER 9 7/8 INCHES, E. HALL INDIAN

FIRST HALF 19TH CENTURY, A. WOOD 'WADSWORTH TOWERS', TEAPOT AND COVER, HEIGHT 6 1/2 INCHES, GREATEST LENGTH 9 3/4 INCHES, B. BOWL, HEIGHT 3 1/8 INCHES, DIAMETER 6 1/2 INCHES, C. 'STONE CHINA'NTWO&nbs

FIRST HALF 19TH CENTURY, A. COVERED SUGAR, HEIGHT 6 3/4 INCHES, LENGTH ACROSS HANDLES 7 INCHES, B. COVERED SUGAR, HEIGHT 6 1/4 INCHES, WIDTH 5 1/2 INCHES, C. HALL 'CASTLE  TOWARD'. TEABOWL&

A GROUP OF FORTY-EIGHT PIECES OF STAFFORDSHIRE BLUE AND WHITE TRANSFER PRINTED POTTERY, CIRCA 1814-1910, comprising twenty-seven "opaque china" dinner plates by J&W Ridgway with views of Christ Church

A collection of Staffordshire blue and white transfer printed jugs, including pearlware, Copeland Spode, Semi China, Nuneham Courtenay and Italian designs, 1810- 1880s, tallest 16.5cm high (5)

Antique Blue and White Unmarked Porcelain Plate - Beautiful Transfer ware 8.5 Diameter Circa 1830 $14 flat fee boxing, packing, insurance, tracking and shipping rate anywhere to U.S. or free pickup.

England, circa 1825. Transfer-printed image of Nahant Hotel in Boston by Stubbs & Kent. 8.5"dia.

Blue and white with floral borders. Includes 5 Monticello saucers and 1 Independence Hall plate. Scalloped edges. Marked Original Copper Engraving of Historical Colonial Scenes Printed On Staffordshir

19TH CENTURY GREATEST HEIGHT 7 3/4 INCHES, GREATEST DIAMETER 10 1/4 INCHES.

FIRST HALF 19TH CENTURY, POSSIBLY HALL, A. TEA[OT AND COVER, HEIGHT 6 INCHES, B. SUGAR BOWL AND COVER, HEIGHT 6 INCHES, C. BOWL, HEIGHT 3 1/4 INCHES, DIAMETER 6 1/4 INCHES, D. CREAMER, HEIGHT 4 3/4

Three 19th century Staffordshire blue & white printed pottery plates showing British views, one of Christchurch, Oxford by J. & W. Ridgeway, a soup bowl with country house scene marked "BRITISH VIEWS"

Two 19th century Staffordshire blue & white printed pottery plates, one showing a bucolic farm with cows in the foreground by Davenport, the other showing the monastery at Palma. Both 10" diameter.

From R. Hall's Picturesque Scenery Series, comprising a pair of 'Panshanger, Hertfordshire,' plates, a pair of 'Cashiobury, Hertfordshire' plates, and one 'Dreghorn House, Scot

From R. Hall's Select Views, Ralph Hall (& Co.) or (& Son), 1822-49. Comprising a pair of 'Wilderness, Kent' plates, a pair of 'The Hospital near Poissy, France' plates, a

1802-28. Comprising two bread and butter plates, each printed with a flower-filled Neoclassical vase, and two dinner plates, each printed with a floral spray, shell and box, each printed with "RIL

Podmore, Walker & Co., 1834-59. Comprising three 'Venus' pattern luncheon plates and one dinner plate, printed factory marks in underglaze-blue; and one 'Washington Vase,' impresse

'Landing of the Fathers at Plymouth Dec. 26 1620: Full Border, Single Dart Band,' Eight Staffordshire Medium Dark Blue Transfer-Printed Plates and a Pitcher, Enoch Wood & Sons, 1820-46. Comprising one

A SET OF TWENTY-FOUR SPODE "TEXIAN CAMPAIGNE" PATTERN BLUE AND WHITE TRANSFER PRINTED EARTHENWARE PLATES, STOKE-ON-TRENT, ENGLAND, CIRCA 2014, the transfer printed border with eared cartouches framed

ENGLISH STAFFORDSHIRE "GENEVA", FLOW BLUE TRANSFER-PRINTED PLATES, LOT OF 15, comprising twelve 9 1/2" plates and three 8 1/2" plates, most with gilded rim. Printed mark reads "ROYAL / DOULTON / GENEV

and one 'Biddulph Castle, Staffordshire' soup plate, all from R. Hall's Select Views, Ralph Hall (& Co.) or (& Son), 1822-49. Each with printed title and factory mark in underglaze