A Mason's Ironstone Transferware Shell Dish, mid-19th c

mostly 19th Century, including a Mason's ironstone china square vegetable dish; a Mason's ironstone china kidney-shaped dish with red rim [chip on footrim]; a Wedgewood pink scallop-shell dish, 12-1/2

Mid to late 19th century. The two sets of eight dishes include dinner plates and dessert plates. All in very good condition throughout. W10" W7" Sold from the collection of a Ridgeway, SC gentleman.

Group of 6 pcs. of mid 19th c. Flow Blue Ironstone tableware including covered serving dish, (handle repaired, restorations), 2 octagonal serving dishes, two shell form serving dishes, and small Schin

Two F. Morley Ironstone Handled Serving PlatesFrancis Morley, mid-19th C. real ironstone china. Together with two English ironstone shaped dishes, mid-19th C.Wear to gilding, wear, chips.11-1/2"h

Samson Chinese Export Urn and Pair of Paris Porcelain Shell Dishesmid to late 19th century, all with hand-painted floral sprays and gilt borders surrounding a central armorial crest, the covered urn w

(lot of 17) English Corean Mulberry ironstone flow transferware plates, mid-19th c., including; (14) W. Adams & Sons Jeddo pattern, (twelve) salad plates, fracture and restoration to one, some slight

English Corean Mulberry ironstone flow transferware pitcher, mid-19th c., marked with "T" on base, small chip to rim, 10.25"h, 6.5"w, 7"d, 2.25lbs *Provenance: Estate of Howard Hand (Texas, New York,

(lot of 4) English Corean Mulberry ironstone flow transferware serving pieces, mid-19th c., in two boxes, including: (3) lidded handled octagonal serving bowls largest measuring 9"h, 11"w 10"d, with (

(lot of 7) English Corean Mulberry ironstone flow transferware serving pieces, mid-19th c., including (2) covered sugar bowls, 8"h;(2) creamers 5.5"h; (1) large serving bowl, marked Podmore Walker on

Chamberlain's Worcester Periwinkle Blue and Gilt Porcelain Cake Basket and Three Shell-Form Dishes, early-to-mid 19th c., basket unmarked, dishes marked "Chamberlain/ Regent China/ Worcester/ 155/ New

Marked to underside, with some old sticker residue. H: approx. 4 3/4". Dia: approx. 5".

Extensive Mason's Ironstone set, c. 1840-1850, Mid 19th c., English, (51) pieces, comprising: (12) dinner plates, (12) salad plates, (8) bread plates, (6) large soup plates, (8) soup plates, (3) gradu

Elkington, Mason & Co. silver plate butter dish, Mid 19th c., English, nice quality, butter dish lid with figural cow finial and engraved emblem, marked on underside, 6.5"h x 9.5"w x 8"d

Early to mid 19th C. Mason's Ironstone lot in Imari palette with molded, printed, and painted enamel decoration, to include a sauce tureen and underplate with recumbent cow knob and horned cow or bull

English Mason's Ironstone oval service platter, mid to late 19th c., in the Imari palette, scalloped rim, featuring floral vase, foliates, and bird border, approx 21"l, 16.25"w, 8.5lbs **Provenance: F

2 Similar Flow Blue Covered Vegetable Dishes, 19th C., English Ironstone Transferware, octagonal with foliate handles, both marked 'Scinde, Oriental Stone, JG Alcock', one with date mark (2 pc.) (SARO

2 Scinde Pattern Flow Blue Covered Serving Dishes, 19th C., English Ironstone Transferware, both marked 'Scinde' (2 pc.) (SARO21118/2)(WT) Dimensions: Octagonal 7 3/4" H x 10" dia., paneled 6 1/2" H x

English, circa mid 19th century, each of circular form, scalloped rim, decorated in the Imari taste, "Mason's/Patent Ironstone China" mark in underglaze brown to base, 10 in. Provenance: Private Colle

blue and white transferware, mid 19th century, 16" X 19", excellent.

Mid 19th century. Two large mulberry platters: "Althea" pattern with impressed "PEARL" mark, 22"w. 18"d., and "Chantilly" pattern, 23"w. 18"d. And two pieces of blue and white "Delaware" pattern by Ha

Mid 19th century, England. Having an excellently decorated body and in good overall condition with impressed makers mark on verso. No restoration or breaks detected. W20 3/4" H17"

Three pieces, all mid 19th century, a shell form dish, a soup plate and an oval server. Dimensions:From 10" x 9 1/2" to 10 1/2" x 9 1/2". Provenance:From a Bucks County collection.

Mid 19th century. Unglazed buff clay basket walled dish with matching wheat undertray and lid. The lid has three hatched chicks with painted egg shells. Dish impressed "WS&S", probably for William Sch

All 19th century, a spatterware teapot with rose decoration, a mid 19th century pewter teapot marked for William Mcquilkin and three ironstone dishes with a blue ground and floral reserves. Dimensions