Flow Blue Rimmed Soup Plate, English, Late 19th C

2 Vintage plates including: George Washington portrait plate, English flow blue, late 19th c. 10 1/2" diam. plus 1914 -1919 Great war Calendar plate, 1920, 9" diam.. Condition: good

G.L. Ashworth & Bros (English, 1862-1968), late 19th century. A group of 35 pieces of ironstone dinnerware, including 17 dinner plates, 13 rimmed soup bowls, and five dessert or salad plates. Each dec

W. Adams (British, 19th century). English flow blue floral ironstone dinner service comprising twenty-four dinner plates (10"), twelve salad plates (9"), nine soup plates (10"), two small handled plat

English, mid-19th century. Four piece set of flow blue Imari with floral and vegetable basket motif comprising of two dinner plates (diam. 10.25),and soup tureen with underplate (h. 11" on stand, w. 1

Beautiful 19th Century English Late Spode style blue and white transferware covered soup tureen with underplate, both produced by Copeland. Tureen is two handled, and decorated in their Willow pattern

69 Flow Blue Plates, 19th C., English Ironstone Scinde pattern, most marked 'Scinde' and many impressed 'Oriental Stone JG Alcock'. Comprises: 12 dinner 10 1/2" dia., chip to foot of one; 12 lunch 9 1

Three late 19th century English Flow Blue platters. Oval forms with scalloped edges and Cobalt Blue floral decoration. All with printed or impressed marks. Largest platter with 6" crack in bowl, all t

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.

Thirteen English Flow Blue Plates, 19th Century. Largest dimension: Dia: 10 in.

Group to include 6.5" New Wharf Pottery bread and butter plate in the Lancaster pattern, and two 8" luncheon plates in the Grenada pattern for Henry Alcock & Co., all circa second half of

A grouping of 10 plates reflecting Americana, the American Revolution, and Early American History: 5 Wedgwood (dated 1895) Flow Blue Plates depicting scenes from Colonial and Revolutionary America: (9

4 Antique 19th c English Ridgway Ironstone Flow Blue Plates. Pattern 799. Each 10 1/4". Weight on all 7 pds 3 oz. PROVENANCE: A Private Charleston SC Estate.

10 19th C English flow blue Ridgeway plates in Oriental pattern. 8" diameter.

Antiqie pewter grouping, consisting of 6 pieces late 19thC early 20thC including; a shallow bowl, a soup plate with English markings, and other plates largest measuring 9" - pewter in various conditio

8- 19th Century English Flow Blue Indian Festoon Plates. Each plate measures 10.25", shows age crazing and browning with some chips on edge where they were painted. Dark reddish brown appointments on

Late 19th century, a set of twelve 10 1/2" dinner plates.  Provenance: From a Philadelphia collection.  

Grouping of 19th Century English T. Furnival & Sons Flow Blue dinnerware plates in the Bombay pattern, 11 pieces total, the set includes: 6 flow blue plates ( 9 1/2" - 9 3/4" D ) 3 flow blue plates (

English Staffordshire flow blue platter, mid to late 19th c., with scalloped edge, central Chinoiserie scene of pagodas and bridge, illegible pattern name verso, approx 19.5"l, 16"w, 6.75lbs Start Pri

Three Antique Flow Blue Transfer Ironstone China Plates. One "Temple" and two "Manilla" pattern. English, 19th century. 9-3/4" and 10-1/2" diam. Condition: Good.

Approx. 74 Flow Blue Plates, Saucers and Dishes, 'Scinde' pattern, 19th C., English Ironstone Transferware, most marked 'Scinde' and many impressed 'Oriental Stone, J&G Alcock' (lot) (SARO21117/lot)(W

A set of (4) exclusive potting Flow Blue transferware rimmed large coupe soup bowls by Furnivals in early 1895. Our unique bowls carry 2 base impressions + 2 stamps, including a 4 leaf clover, and ban

5 Antique English Flow Blue Plates c. 1890 in the "Waldorf" Pattern produced by New Wharf Pottery. 3 Plates 10" and 2 Plates 9". Weight on all 4 pds 9 oz. PROVENANCE: A Charleston Private Estate.

19 Flow Blue Plates in 2 Sizes, 'Scinde' pattern, English Ironstone Transferware, al marked 'Scinde', and 12 also impressed 'Oriental Stone, J&G Alcock', five at 8 1/2" dia., one with discoloration an

English, late 18th/early 19th C., some with marks from makers including Joshua Heath and Barker Diameters from 9"dia to 10-1/8"dia Provenance: Property from a Private Collection, Northern New Jersey