A remarkable English joggled slipware dish, 18th century

An English Slipware dish, 18th century Midlands or northern England, of large size and circular form with a plain edge, decorated with a single meandering trail in cream slip over a dark brown slip co

Two English slipware earthenware baking dishes. 18th/19th century, comprising, one tan and one yellow glazed. each having a brown combed pattern, the larger with a graphite notation but otherwise appa

lead-glazed comb-decorated slipware; last quarter 18th century; rectangular with notched edge, decorated with lines of dark brown slip over white slip; Provenance: The Estate of Sally W. Rhodes, Coron

Antique English slipware serving dish. 19th century. L 14" D 11-1/8" H 2-1/2". Excellent condition.

An English Ironstone Leaf-Form Dish, late 18th century10 inches long (25.4 cm)

An 18th C. English slipware terracotta salt box, in white on a brown ground, numerous condition issues, 11" high. Une boîte à sel anglaise en terre cuite, 18e siècle, peinte en blanc sur fond brun,

Three English Hand Painted Porcelain Dishes. 18th century with anchor marks. Fruit and butterfly decoration. Max L 10 1/2". The Peter Tillou Collection, Litchfield, Connecticut.

18th C English Oak Dish Top Candlestand, (As Is). 18 3/4" Dia 28" H

Pair of English octagonal creamware hand decorated dishes, circa last quarter of the 18th Century. These could have been made at Leeds, or by many of the better Staffordshire potters of the time. Each

Scalloped rim with Blue Scale pattern, hand painted Chelsea birds and butterflies, cross hatched mark to base, circa 1770.Dia 19.5cm (7 3/4in)

A pair of 18th century English porcelain leaf dishes. These are a Chelsea shape and decorated in under glaze with pseudo Chinese marks from the Bow factory. L. 19 cm (7 1/2 in.) Both in good condition

English Chelsea porcelain leaf dish, red anchor mark, circa 1755- 1760.; Beautiful leaf form dessert dish, made in the English Chelsea factory circa 1755 - 1760. The dish is bordered in green and then

CHINESE FAMILLE ROSE PORCELAIN DISH, 18th CENTURY Decorated with various flowers and stylised border. Old staple repair to body. 24.6cm diam. Provenance: Private English collection of Sir Mark Heath K

A MID 18TH CENTURY ENGLISH OCTAGONAL KAKIEMON DISH C1755, Bow or Chelsea, painted with a Joshua Reynolds type pattern. 24 cm wide.

17 English & Colonial 18C Pewter Dish Plates"ENGLAND/COLONIAL AMERICA, 18TH CENTURY A collection of seventeen 18th century English and Colonial America pewter dishes and plates. All the plates posses

English or French Enameled and gilt tea set: 4 cups and saucers, teapot and stand, small dish, late 18th century Gilt and enameled porcelain Height (of teapot) 6”

Two 18th C. George III period London English silver hallmarked shell dishes, circa 1784 William Plummer maker's mark and illegible maker's mark with engraved family crests, 1 1/2" (height) x 5" (lengt

18th Century English George III Sterling Silver | Set of four (4) sterling silver candlesticks | c. 1799 | Neoclassical style sterling silver candlesticks, fluted urn shaped sockets, repousse laurel l

18th/19th century, circular dish top on a triangular base with turned legs and stretchers, 28-1/2 x 30 x 29 in. Provenance: The Important Private Collection of a Rocky Mountain Couple

AN 18TH CENTURY MEISSEN PORCELAIN TEABOWL AND SAUCER together with a Sevres style dish & two English saucers. (5)

A SMALL 18TH CENTURY ENGLISH DELFT TIN GLAZED DISH painted with flowers. 21 cm diameter.

ENGLISH CREAMWARE CERAMIC DISH, undecorated, scalloped, and having a molded feather-edge rim. Unmarked. Staffordshire / Leeds and other areas. 18th century. 9 5/8" D.Expected glaze crazing, undamaged

Late 19th-early 20th century. Revolving covers, removable pans and liners. Ball and claw feet with armorial engraving, 7.5"h. 13.25"l. And one with wolf heads and hoof feet. Faux 18th century Sheffiel

Pair of Brass Wall Sconces, English/Dutch, 18th century, each circular dish with inscribed decoration, one with a male portrait, the other with a rampant lion by a bird within a shield, each with sing