A VERY RARE EARLY 19TH CENTURY MASONS IRONSTONE 'MANDARIN' PATTERN DISH together with a pair of Maso

A VERY RARE EARLY 19TH CENTURY MASONS IRONSTONE 'MANDARIN' PATTERN DISH together with a pair of Masons plates. Largest 36 cm x 28 cm. (3)

An early Masons patent Ironstone deep-dish plate decorated in a vibrant Imari pattern featuring a pagoda with bridge. Size: 10" Diameter.

Mason's & Co. (English), 19th century. Pair of Ironstone Imari style hexagonal lidded vegetable dishes in the gold chrysanthemum pattern. Maker's mark to lid and underside. Approx. h. 7", w. 11.5".

Early 19th C. English Masons Patent ‘Green Mandarin’ pattern china. Including 107 pcs: forty-six 9.5” dia. plates - Eighteen 9.75” dia. soup bowls - Nineteen 8” dia. brea

Rare Pair 19th C Mason's Ironstone Chinoiserie Potpourri Urns. Decorated with gilded butterflies and Ram's head handles. Restoration to both lids, repair to rim of one urn. 14.5 Inches H x 10 W.

2 Early 19th C, Georgia Mason's Ironstone Bowls Bamboo and Basket Pattern 9.5 in. diameter. size: 1.5x9.5

English, possibly Mason's, early 19th century. Pair of Ironstone pitchers with floral decoration. Unmarked. Approx. h. 12".

Early 19th c. English porcelain pair of botanical shell shaped dishes, pattern 119 or 611. 20 cm x 20 cm.

Rare Spode Chrysanthemum Pattern incl gravy boat, serving pcs, 3 plates, total of 11pcs, Circa early 19th C.

English, Early 19th C. Some wear, surface distress. 6-1/2"h x 9-3/4"w x 9-3/4"d Provenance: Property from the Collection of the late Donald S. Morrison, Short Hills, New Jersey, now owned by his desce

Four Limoges style oyster plates: together with a pair of ironstone footed dishes, late 19th c. All approximately 9.5"dia

Pair of Masons Ironstone with urn center, pair of pearlware with large flowers and Derby heart-shaped porcelain dish Dimensions: Largest: 10 1/2" Dia. (QGMAL25-407/5) (WT)

Small Lot English Porcelain & Ironstone, 18th & 19th C., includes Worcester tea bowl & 2 saucers, pair Mason's plates & othersDimensions: Ironstone 9 1/4" dia., Leah dishes 3 1/2" sq. (VIRO127/14)(WT)

Lot of assorted 19th century Mason's style ironstone pottery. Includes a 7" tall x 12" wide compote, a footed dish measuring 10.5" long, and two additional footed dishes each measuring 10" x 9". Condi

A partial dinnerware service, early 19th Century, Miles Mason Porcelain, Liverpool, circa 1800 and other related pieces in the Blue Willow pattern, comprising of a large teapot (6 1/2 x 10 1/2 inches)

Sheffield early 19th century. Makers mark a bell. Square shaped with a lobed pattern the entree dishes complete with their Hot water stands. H 25 cm (9 3/4 in.)

Rare Pair 19th C Meissen Covered Vegetable Dishes19th century Meissen covered vegetable dishes. Crossed swords mark on underside. Hand painted design. Different pairs of birds on each side as well as

A pair of Chinese Export 'Mandarin palette' hexagonal vases, late 18th - early 19th century, the colorful reserves depicting figures before pavilions, with gilt foliage on a bead-textured robin's egg

Early 19th Century Oval Gold Gilt Carved Wood Wooden Oil on Panel or Canvas Painting Mirror Frame Pair Floral Fruit Pattern 13.5" x 11.5" OD 9.25 X 7.25 ID", Good Condition, Ornate Design on Inner Out

Fifteen piece assortment of English, mainly Imari, palette tableware, manufacturers include Spode, Royal Crown Derby, and Mason's, 19th century, comprising two shell dishes, six plates (one pair), fou

A pair of early 19th century polychrome enamel blue and white ironstone dessert plates. The plates feature a floral border, the center decorated with a large cabbage rose in underglaze light cobalt bl

A Rare Regency Period Sheffield Plate Tea Machineearly 19th century, unmarked, featuring a hot water urn and burner raised on a tall central pedestal, flanked by a pair of tea urns and a bowl, all sup

Chinese Ormolu Bronze Mounted Ceramic Porcelain Vase Foliate Gilt Bronze Ormolu Mounted Early 19th Century Chinese Porcelain Vases Glazed Famille Verte Art Nouveau Floral Pattern Cobalt Blue Kangxi ?

Fine pair of first quarter 19th century samplers done by Ann Elizabeth Wood and Catherine D Wood. The samplers have been partially stitched together back to back apparently with the intent of making a