Five Staffordshire Blue Transfer-Printed Plates.

From R. Hall's Picturesque Scenery Series, comprising a pair of 'Panshanger, Hertfordshire,' plates, a pair of 'Cashiobury, Hertfordshire' plates, and one 'Dreghorn House, Scot

Podmore, Walker & Co., 1834-59. Comprising three 'Venus' pattern luncheon plates and one dinner plate, printed factory marks in underglaze-blue; and one 'Washington Vase,' impresse

Various Makers, 1820-85. Comprising four pairs of plates, five plates, and a set of four 'chinoiserie' ramekins, W.T. Copeland & Sons, 1851-85, printed factory mark, pattern "9821"

Various Makers, 1820-50. Comprising five pairs, a set of three, a set of four, plates and one shallow dish, various marks. Diameters 3.875 to 6.25 in. (45)

ENGLISH STAFFORDSHIRE CATTLE MOTIF FLOW BLUE, TRANSFER-PRINTED ARTICLES, LOT OF FIVE, comprising a matching 17" x 13 1/4" platter and four 10" D plates. Printed marks include "WEDGWOOD & Co. Lc / ENGL

STAFFORDSHIRE TRANSFER-PRINTED ANIMAL MOTIF CERAMIC PLATES, LOT OF FIVE, each having blue transfer scene, comprising two examples from the Indian Sporting series with anthemion border decoration&

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

From R. Hall's Select Views, Ralph Hall (& Co.) or (& Son), 1822-49. Comprising a pair of 'Wilderness, Kent' plates, a pair of 'The Hospital near Poissy, France' plates, a

FIRST HALF 19TH CENTURY, A. 'FRUIT & FLOWERS', DIAMETER 10 INCHES, B. STUBBS, DIAMETER 8 7/8 INCHES, C. STUBBS, DIAMETER 8 3/8 INCHES, D. STUBBS BOWL, HEIGHT 1 3/4 INCHES, DIAMETER 7 3/4 INC

19TH CENTURY GREATEST DIAMETER 8 3/4 INCHES.

19TH CENTURY GREATEST DIAMETER 10 1/4 INCHES.

A. SOUP PLATE, DIAMETER 10 INCHES, B, WOOD, DIAMETER 10 1/4 INCHES, C. RILEY ' HOLLYWELL COTTAGE CAVAN, DIAMETER 10 1/8 INCHES, D.RIDGWAY, 'CHRIST CHURCH OXFORD', DIAMETER 9 7/8 INCHES, E. HALL INDIAN

1802-28. Comprising two bread and butter plates, each printed with a flower-filled Neoclassical vase, and two dinner plates, each printed with a floral spray, shell and box, each printed with "RIL

'Landing of the Fathers at Plymouth Dec. 26 1620: Full Border, Single Dart Band,' Eight Staffordshire Medium Dark Blue Transfer-Printed Plates and a Pitcher, Enoch Wood & Sons, 1820-46. Comprising one

ENGLISH STAFFORDSHIRE "GENEVA", FLOW BLUE TRANSFER-PRINTED PLATES, LOT OF 15, comprising twelve 9 1/2" plates and three 8 1/2" plates, most with gilded rim. Printed mark reads "ROYAL / DOULTON / GENEV

and one 'Biddulph Castle, Staffordshire' soup plate, all from R. Hall's Select Views, Ralph Hall (& Co.) or (& Son), 1822-49. Each with printed title and factory mark in underglaze

ENGLISH STAFFORDSHIRE BLUE TRANSFER-PRINTED ROMANTIC MOTIF CERAMIC PLATES, LOT OF 18, comprising seven having "Swiss / Scenery" pattern, as printed to underside, featuring charming chalets with two fi

ENGLISH STAFFORDSHIRE BLUE TRANSFER-PRINTED ROMANTIC MOTIF CERAMIC PLATES, LOT OF 14, comprising four examples with "Park Scenery" pattern featuring cattle and deer beside a fountain with manor home i

ENGLISH STAFFORDSHIRE "FAIRY VILLAS", FLOW BLUE TRANSFER-PRINTED PLATES, LOT OF 12, scalloped rims. Some with printed marks "Fairy / Villas / Stone China / ADAMS & Co. ENGLAND". William Adams & Co., G

Five Pieces of Historical Staffordshire Blue Transfer China. Largest plate measures 10-1/2" diam. Condition: Poor, all have damage and/or crude repairs.

ENGLISH AND AMERICAN TURKEY MOTIF FLOW BLUE, TRANSFER-PRINTED PLATES, LOT OF FIVE, comprising four monochrome and one polychrome decorated plates. Printed marks include "SEMI-VITREOUS CHINA / J. & E.

John & William Ridgway, 1813-30. Comprising a pair of soup plates, a pair of salad plates, four bread and butter plates, and one lunch plate, printed title and maker's mark in underglaze-blue.

Various Makers, 1820-50. Comprising a set of six floral sheet plates, two 'Floral Net Trellis' plates, a pair of 'Shells' plates, four floral and fruit plates, and one landscape plate,

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