EARLY ENGLISH CREAMWARE MUG.

Ca. 1800 ivory creamware mug with black painted verse, 'Friendship without interest, and Love without deceit', with an applied handle, 3.5”H. Provenance - The Estate Collection of Susan MacKay.

early 19th century, all with a floral motif, to include a teapot, plate, and creamer, also to include a pitcher with posey reading "More friends Less needs of them," all unmarked. Tallest 6.75 in. The

Lot of (2) Late 18th c. Creamware Serving Dishes, in painted green and black leaf motif pattern (but not a perfect match), incl: Chestnut basket with stand, both pieces with openwork design, black pai

INCLUDING: PINK LUSTRE SUNDERLAND VERSE MUG (MEASURES 4" X 4"), TRANSFERWARE GIRL FEEDING CHICKENS, TRANSFERWARE ADJECTIVE/PREPOSITION MUG (HAIRLINE INTERIOR), CANARY WARE CHILD'S MUG WITH WOMAN READI

Early English Creamware Chocolate Pot, Neoclassical Decoration, pear shaped form with twisted strap handle and domed cover with floral finial, decorated with a classical scene of a man and a ram in ir

Lot of (4) Pieces of Glazed Pottery, incl: Early English creamware plate with pierced and embossed rim, unmarked, 9 1/2" diam.; and (3) Italian woven blanc de chine pieces - planter cachepot, 4" high,

Early English transfer mug, tea pot and early Doulton cup and saucer.

Group of Ceramic Table Articles Mostly English Comprising creamware, mugs, a Spode dish, etc. Approximately fifteen pieces. Height of largest 8 1/4 inches; Together with Three Chinese Export Articles,

Title: Mocha Mug Dimension: 9” Provenance/additional info: An English cream ware mug decorated with 2 bands of sea weed and green bands circling the diameter. It features an applied a

ENGLISH CREAMWARE TRANSFER-PRINTED CERAMIC MUG, cylindrical form, having overglaze red transfer featuring "THE TYTHE PIG" satirical poem with scene depicting a vicar attempting to gather taxes from a

AN EARLY 19TH CENTURY ENGLISH CREAMWARE PUNCH BOWL, the well with a transfer printed design of a ship within figural panels of a maritime theme, the exterior with panels of rural life. 10cm by 24cm

Strap built oval basket with brown glazed rim and weaving, interior botanical painted flower entitled Box-Leaved-Milk-Wort. L 25.7cm (10 1/8in)

1800-20, depicting the young couple and a ship in the harbor flying the Union Jack, printed "SAILORS RETURN." Height 5.75 inches.

English creamware plate with a green lead glaze, circa 1780. Probably made by one of the Staffordshire potters. Skinner sold a similar plate in 2018, which they catalogued as "possibly Yorkshire." Thi

AN EARLY 19TH CENTURY ENGLISH CREAMWARE BOTANICAL PLATE painted with a single floral spray. 20 cm diameter.

AN EARLY 19TH CENTURY ENGLISH CREAMWARE GOD SPEED THE PLOUGH JUG together with a Sunderland lustre jug & another. Largest 15 cm high. (3)

Early 1900s Roseville Creamware Mug Wooden Shoe Ad - "The Right Shoe" with two Dutch men, 5 1/4" H.

Antique cream ware mug hand painted Masonic symbols and phrase "œUpon my Honor". 3 3/4" H x 5 1/4" W x 4" D. Shipping in USA or International please contact : James Lawrence from the local UPS Store,

18th & early 19th C. English creamware basket weave dishes, probably Leeds, all with openwork rims, to include one small over platter, approx. 8 1/2" x 10", three square deep dishes with rounded corne

Seven pieces of antique pewter. Including an early 19th century English Mug. Unmarked. H 4-1/2" D base 4". Pewter Lighthouse shaped tea/coffee server. William Calder, 1817-1856, Providence, RI . H 11"

Fine early English Staffordshire child's mug, circa 1815. Mugs like this, with children's names, are believed to have been made as christening gifts. This mug has the name John, surrounded by a nicely

With tin make-do handle, height 6 inches.

Rare antique English "Wedgwood" creamware (earthenware) hand painted platter with rare early impressed "WEDGWOOD" mark. Superb condition but for two tiny" flakes" of paint (as illustrated) - not chips

Early 19th Century Creamware China Masonic Transfer Mug. Polychrome Masonic related transfers. 3-1/4"h. Condition: Very good.