A set of four James and Ralph Clews Doctor Syntax

James and Ralph Clews (Staffordshire district, England, 1818-1834), circa 1829-1834. A set of two bowls and four plates from the Clews historic Staffordshire transfer print earthenware, hard paste fro

English, 19th century. A set of six blue Staffordshire Doctor Syntax series plates, each with stamped title to underside; dia. 10.25 in. (each).

James and Ralph Clews (Staffordshire district, England, 1818-1836), circa 1829-1836. A set of six Clews historic Staffordshire brown and white and black and white transfer print earthenware, hard past

19th century English brass tea kettle with amber glass handle set on four cast brass feet. The underside marked by the Maker: James Clews of Birmingham, England, circa 1875. L: 10â€, H: 8â€.

1. 20" x 16" black transferware platter in the Solar Rays pattern by Ralph & James Clews, c. 1815 - 1834; professional repair to crack, scattered light discoloration---2. 20" x 15 1/2" dark brown or b

20th century. Each in good condition and marked on verso ÒRalph Lauren RollinsÓ. W13" Sold from the private collection of a Southern lady and gentleman.

James & Ralph Clews (fl. 1813-1834). Cobridge, 1819-1836, Picturesque Views, Pittsburgh, Pa. circa 1830, Historical Staffordshire light black transferware platter, 20 x 16.5 inches, with Staffordshire

Dark blue transferware "Building, Sheep on Lawn" plate, with impressed mark JAMES & RALPH CLEWS - "America and Independence" on front with Washington bust and Justice and Liberty figures. Names of 15

(2) Pieces of dark blue transferware by James & Ralph Clews, ca 1830, made in England for the American market, depicting the arrival of Revolutionary War hero General Lafayette's at Castle Garden, NY

The first 'Wild Rose, ' Toft & May, 1825-29, impressed factory mark; the second 'Windsor Castle,' James & Ralph Clews, 1814-34, impressed factory mark. Lengths 16.875 and 16 in

James & Ralph Clews Staffordshire platter dating between 1818-1834. It is blue and white transferware with a hunting scene with hound dogs searching for fox. Measures 15" x 12" and is impressed with t

1- Historical Staffordshire Winter View of Pittsfield Mass Plate Circa 1826-1834 by James & Ralph Clews 10 1/2". 2- Historical Staffordshire The Landing 0f Gen. Lafayette at Castle Garden Circa 1826-1

Lot of (2) Dark Blue Plates, ca. 1825, made in England by James & Ralph Clews (Cobridge) for the American market, each plate with fifteen state names around the rim, centered with images of George Was

"States, American & Independence Series" Historic Blue Staffordshire Plate. James & Ralph Clews, Cobridge, 1819-36.Dia. 8 3/4".

Various makers, 1810-50. Including one 'Basket' plate, and a soup plate and plate, each printed with a scroll and flower vase device, all James & Ralph Clews, 1814-34, printed and impresse

"States, American & Independence Series" Historic Blue Staffordshire Plate. James & Ralph Clews, Cobridge, 1819-36.Some glaze wear. Chip to backside rim.Dia. 10 1/2".

Comprising 'Lanercost Priory,' Minton, printed title in underglaze-blue; 'Ruined Castle,' maker unknown; 'Rochester Castle,' James & Ralph Clews, 1814-34, impressed factory

made by brothers James & Ralph Clews, 19th c.,Dia: approx. 10"

Various makers, comprising two 'Scroll Vase with Flowers' cups and saucers and a single saucer, James & Ralph Clews, 1814-34, the largest saucer marked "STONE CHINA" in underglaze-

19th Century English James & Ralph Clews Deep Blue English Historical Staffordshire Charger Plates Five Total Dark Blue Transfers all with impressed factory marks (1) " Knighthood Confer'd on Don Quix

model: 4311WX-A; Condition: scratches and chips to cases; loose and torn fabric on one speaker; functionality untested; 14 1/4 inches wide; 12 inches deep; 23 1/2 inches high

London, 1969 Estate / Collection: Estate of Patrick Horrigan Each salt of molded square form, with canted corners. Height of caster 4 inches; Together with a Pair of Tiffany & Co. Pepper Casters a

circa 1818 - 1834; James and Ralph Clews, Cobridge; impressed "Clews Warranted Staffordshire" mark; 2 serving bowls (12" dia); 3 serving bowls; 3 two-handled trays; 5 rectangular platters (9 1/2", 10

Two sauce boats, with scene “Landing of General Lafayette at Castle Garden New York, 16 August 1824”. Stamped on base Staffordshire, Clews, Warranted. Made by James and Ralph Clews, Englan