Antique English Grimwades Transferware Plates

Antique English Grimwades Transferware Plates. Seven bowls and three plates. Bowls are 10.5 inches in diameter.

3 19th C Antique English Transferware Plates. Each having a scene of a coastal landscape with couple at the shore. Scalloped edges. Each measures 9.5 inches in diameter.

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

Three 19th Century Victorian Antique English Ironstone & Transferware Plates. Marked Davenport, Ironstone Sydenham J Clementson and Corinthia Wedgwood & Co. Neo Classical scenes of Greco Roman ruins,

4 Items of Antique English Ironstone Transferware Plates, and 1 by Sarriguemines of France. Largest Plate measures 9.5 inches in diameter.

11 Antique English Adams TransferWare Dinner Plates. Called "Engravings for the People", each plate features a transferred print by N. Currier with well-known scenes from the USA, like Yosemite Valley

5 Antique 19th C English Transferware Plates. Marked for Polish Star TG, Bower JB, De Fete and Swiss Scenery Opaque China. Largest measures 10.5 inches in diameter.

Antique English blue and white transferware plates, group of four, including a large platter marked "Asiatic Pheasant / B. & K. Ltd.," and two round plates and one oval, each unmarked with similar pat

Cauldon Ruskin Basket Weave Border Blue and White Plate Antique English Transferware Approximately 10 1/4 inches in diameter.

Lot of (14) Pieces of Assorted Antique English Blue & White Transfer Ware, mostly plates, incl: 19th c. dark blue Staffordshire plate, Salem pattern by John Edwards (Longton & Fenton), 7" diam.; Early

Thirty Two (32) Piece Wileman & Co. (Wileman Foley) Antique English Transfer Ware Porcelain Tableware. Includes: (2) plates measuring 9-1/8" diam., (11) bread and butter plates measuring 6-7/8" diam.,

ANTIQUE ENGLISH IRONSTONE GROUPING INCLUDING W.R. & CO., AND MORE, 4 PLATES AND ONE CUP

(1) Antique Cauldon "Bentick" pattern platter with hand painting. 12 1/2" x 14 3/4". (2) Three Johnson Bros "English Bouquet" salad plates. 8" dia. (3) Unmarked gilt detailed bird and floral design bo

5 Flow Blue & Transferware Staffordshire Plates. Four antique 19th century English flow blue plates and one transferware plate. Each flow blue measures 9 inches in diameter.

DIMENSIONS APPROX 25x25x2.5CM.

Four English transfer ware ceramic plates. Three unmarked; one with Clews Porcelain stamp. Diameter: 10 inches. Weight: 4 lbs. Condition: Some loss of paint around edges.

Antique 19th C English Child Size Porcelain Lot. Including Staffordshire / transferware items. Three transferware plates, dog with dog house and pair of figurine jars that each measure 2.75 inches in

Group of Staffordshire Figurines and Plates including Robinson Crusoe Figurine, Pair of Spainel Dogs, Two Antique Transferware Plates attributed to Choisy Le Roi. Tallest Figurine is 13". Good overall

All are Antique English 19th c. Brown Transferware. 1- T & J Mayer Etruscan Vases Plate 10 1/2". 2- Covered Bowl 6 1/4"x6 1/4"x5". 3- Masons' Bow Bells Jug 5 1/2". 4- Covered Soap Dish with Strainer.

Six Antique 19th C English Canton Pattern Plates. Blue and white transferware dinner plates. Marked Canton on back. Each measures 8.5 inches in diameter.

1- Charles Allerton & Sons Potteries, Staffordshire, England c.1890 Cake Plate. It features a water hen feeding in a lily pond with cat tails and reeds. The background is an aesthetic composition with

Antique Lot of Assorted English Transferware Including: 1800's Cypress Davenport Ironstone Platter (chips), Burgess & Leigh Nonparlil Scenic Flow Blue Plate, Wedgwood Flow Blue Plate Featuring The Web

Pair Antique Copeland Spode's Tower Chargers / Plates. Blue and white transferware plates with pastoral English country scenes. Each measures 10.5 inches in diameter.

Antique 18th Century to 19th Century blue & white transferware English Staffordshire porcelain platter plate, produced by John Riley (died 1828; fl. circa 1796-1828) and Richard Riley (died 1828; fl.