LEE/ROSE NO. 28-X-1 CUP PLATE, colorless, unrecor

LEE/ROSE NO. 160-X-1 CUP PLATE, colorless, significant unrecorded variant, octagonal with six even scallops between corners, cavetto center inner circle is plain, flower blossoms are made up of six be

LEE/ROSE NO. 155-X-1 CUP PLATE, colorless, major variation with cavetto design similar to No. 155, but shoulder divided into eight panels, each featuring a seven-ray fan, plain rim with rope underneat

LEE/ROSE NO. 63-X-1 CUP PLATE, colorless, major variation with 59 even scallops. Extremely rare, possibly unique. Probably French or English, most likely French. 1830-1850. 3 13/16" D.Loss of three sc

LEE/ROSE NO. 168-X-1 CUP PLATE, colorless, variation with tiny circle in center, ten-scallop rope rim, top and bottom. Extremely rare. Midwestern. 1830-1840. 3 5/16" D.Near proof with only a small und

LEE/ROSE NO. 174-X-1 CUP PLATE, colorless, major variation with cavetto pattern and rim as No. 174, and spiraling shoulder pattern similar to No. 313, 10-scallop rope rim, top and bottom. Not listed i

LEE/ROSE NO. 575, 575-X-1 CUP PLATES, LOT OF TWO, colorless, large scallops with pairs of smaller scallops. Scarce and uncertain rarity which is unlisted in Bilane. Midwestern, probably Pittsburgh. 18

LEE/ROSE NO. 244 AND 244-X-1 CUP PLATES, LOT OF TWO, colorless, major variation with cavetto pattern lacking the central quatrefoil, each having 19 large scallops with single point between. Uncertain

LEE/ROSE NO. 27, 28, 29, 30, 30-V-1, AND 31 CUP PLATES, LOT OF SIX, colorless. Rare, scarce, and plentiful. 1828-1835. Various sizes.Near proof to proof.Provenance: Collection of Jim Lawrence and Denv

LEE/ROSE NO. 190-A-X CUP PLATE, colorless, 30 even scallops. One of three examples known, not recorded in AGCP. Midwestern, probably Pittsburgh. Circa 1840. 3 1/16" D.Near proof with only a flake to e

LEE/ROSE NO. 626-B-X CUP PLATE, colorless, embossed "Chancellor Livingston", unlisted variant with 54 even scallops and 3 1/2" diameter (UPDATED 9/25/17). Unknown rarity. Boston & Sandwich Glass Co. 1

LEE/ROSE NO. 138-X CUP PLATE, colorless, 24 bull's-eye scallops with single point between. One of two examples known, not recorded in AGCP. Midwestern, probably Pittsburgh. Circa 1840. 3 7/16" D.Excel

LEE/ROSE NO. 168-B-X CUP PLATE, colorless, major variation with 34 bull's-eye scallops like No. 167. Unrecorded, possibly unique. Midwestern. 1830-1840. 3 9/16" D.Near proof with only three scallops v

LEE/ROSE NO. 563, 564, 565, 566, 566-A, 569, 575, 576, AND 578-V-1 CUP PLATES, LOT OF NINE, colorless. Uncertain, rare, scarce, and plentiful. 1835-1850. Various sizes.Excellent to proof.Provenance: C

LEE/ROSE NO. 140-A CUP PLATE, colorless, 37 bull's-eye scallops. Extremely rare. Midwestern. 1830-1845. 3 1/16" D.Excellent condition, one very shallow rim spall which does not affect the profile, two

LEE/ROSE NO. 121 CUP PLATE, colorless, 30 even scallops. Extremely rare. Midwestern, probably Pittsburgh. 1830-1845. 3 1/8" D.Proof except for a single very lightly tipped scallop. Slight underfill af

LEE/ROSE NO. 677-E CUP PLATE, colorless, octagonal with six even scallops between corners. Extremely rare. Midwestern. 1830-1840. 3 1/2" across.Near proof, several scallops very lightly tipped, one sm

LEE/ROSE NO. 699 CUP PLATE, colorless, 27 even scallops with single point between, very thick pressing. Rare. Unknown origin. 1830-1850. 3 1/4" D.Near proof with only the loss of two small points and

Includes plates, cups and serving dishes. Condition consistent with age, largest measures 12 1/4 X 1 1/4 inches

Published 1870 A.D. King, Charles William, Catalogue of Colonel Leake's Engraved Gems in the Fitzwilliam Museum, CUP; paperback, text uncut; 3 plates. 135 grams, 28.5 x 22 cm (11 1/4 x 8 5/8 in.). Ex

128 Pieces MIKASA "SOLITUDE" Porcelain Dinnerware. size: 5x bowls (1.5 x 5), 6x bowls (1.75 x 6.5), 28x cups (3 x 4), 2x creamers (4 x 4), 26x cup plates (.75 x 6.25), 24x plates (.75 x 6.75), 24x pla

LEE/ROSE NO. 282 AND 283 CUP PLATES, LOT OF TWO, colorless, 51 even scallops and 49 even scallops. Extremely rare and rare. Uncertain origin, possibly foreign. 1830-1850. 3 1/2" D.First with loss of t

LEE/ROSE NO. 670-A, 670-B, 670-C, 671, AND 672 CUP PLATES, LOT OF FIVE, colorless, plentiful, scarce, rare, and very rare. Midwestern, probably Pittsburgh. 1830-1850. 3" to 3 1/2" DOA.Provenance: From

LEE/ROSE NO. 266-A-X CUP PLATE, fiery opalescent, 53 even scallops. Unrecorded in AGCP, probably very rare. Probably Boston & Sandwich Glass Co. 1830-1850. 3 1/2" D.Near proof with only one lightly ti

Minton "St. James" pattern china service for (12) plus, (29) dinner plates, 10 1/4"; (28) luncheon plates, 8"; (16) saucers, 6"; (12) cups, 3" x 3 1/2"; (21) bread and butter plates, (6) bowls, 9"; (2