Set of Ten Wedgwood Dinner Plates in the 'Water Lily' Pattern

Set of Six Wedgwood Dinnerplates in the 'Water Lily' Pattern Impressed and printed marks; together with a similar Wedgwood 'Water Lily' plate with shaped rim. 10 1/4 in. diam. Property from a Private

A Set of Ten Royal Worcester Porcelain Dinner Plates in the Royal Lily Pattern. Four with a blue maker's mark, five with a pink maker's mark, and one unmarked Diameter: 10.5"

Set of Twelve Wedgwood Transfer Printed and Enriched Dinner Plates in the 'Water Nymph' Pattern Black printed and impressed marks. 10 1/8 in. diam.

Hermes, Paris china, "Nil" waterlily pattern (rare, no longer in production), including (12) 10 1/2" dinner plates, 4-piece tea set (tea/coffee pots, creamer, covered sugar), (12) tea cups and saucers

English, 19th century. Forty-three pieces of Imari style "Water Lily' pattern dinnerware comprising of twenty-two dinner plates (diam. 9.625", seven salad plates (diam. 8.25"), eight soup bowls (9.5")

Wedgwood (English, founded 1759), early 20th century. A set of 10 transferware dessert plates in blue Lilly or Water Lily pattern, each octagonal in form and decorated with water lilies. Impressed Wed

Each white center decorated with a shaped medallion depicting a fruit cluster, continuing to a turquoise colored border, decorated with griffins and scrolling acanthus leaves, black rim. Diameter 10 7

Set 12 Wedgwood porcelain dinner plates in the Florentine pattern (green) with colorful enamel urn of fruit in center. Signed Wedgwood W596. 10.75 in diameter. All excellent condition.

GERMANY, 1910-1975A set of ten Nymphenburg Cumberland pattern dinner plates. The plates are finished with a gold rim. Dimensions:9 3/4 diameter

MCM TEA SET AND MILK GLASS PEDESTAL CAKE PLATE Unmarked water lily pattern cups, saucers, sugar, creamer, dessert plates, and square milk glass pedestal cake/ dessert plate.

C. 1880s, with gilt decoration. Each 10-1/8"d

A set of twelve Wedgwood porcelain dinner plates in the Alpine Pink patternearly 20th centuryGreen printed factory and pattern mark, painted pattern W3555; together with a sterling mounted Royal Worce

Set of ten Sandwich glass dinner plates in green. Decorative pinwheel patterns with star in center. size is 8 inches in diameter.

An Anna Weatherley Porcelain Partial Dinner Service in the 'Seascape Waterlily' Pattern. Comprising eight hand painted dinner plates (diameter: 10.5"), six salad plates (diameter: 7.5"), four cups, an

12 piece SET, Retired / discontinued set of Wedgwood English porcelain dinner plates modeled in the "papyrus Pink" pattern. Each features pink flower and silver lustre decorations against a crisp whit

A Set of Twelve Royal Worcester Porcelain Dinner Plates in the Royal Lily Pattern. With the red maker's mark Diameter: 10.5"

Set of Rosenthal China, Pompadour pattern. Ten dinner plates, 10"dia., twelve salad plates, 7 3/4"dia., nine dessert plates, 6 1/4"dia., twelve berry bowls, 5 1/4"dia., twelve cups/thirteen saucers, 2

Set of ten Wedgwood porcelain Historical U.S. Buildings X3861 pattern plates, Faneuil Hall, Home of Ralph Waldo Emerson, King's Chapel Boston, Longfellow's House, Monticello, Mount Vernon, Old North C

A SET OF SIX ZSOLNAY TIN GLAZED EARTHENWARE DESSERT PLATES IN THE "WATER LILY" PATTERN, PECS, HUNGARY, CIRCA 1910, with reticulated border of olive green lily pods centering three blooming white water

(lot of 11) English porcelain serviceware, assorted, including: (set of 9) Wedgwood "Gold Florentine," pattern, (two) dinner plates, approx 10.75"diam; (three) luncheon plates, approx 8.25"diam; (two)

gold and black mark "Black Knight", Hohenberg, Bavaria, "Antoinette" pattern Condition: good, no cracks or chips. Most with some wear to gilding of central medallion. Provenance: The Estate of Lee Phi

English game bird pattern Condition: good 10 1/2 inches diameter

Water Lily pattern, a service was first produced in 1808 for Susannah Darwin, the daughter of Josiah Wedgwood & Mother of Charles Darwin, 9" D.

Each measures approx. 10 1/2"dia. Gold flash design is in good condition and lot also includes a Sevres soup bowl in a similar pattern. From the estate of George Meade Easby of Chestnut Hill, Pa the g