SIX PIECES OF EARLY CHINA.

England, first half 19th Century. A large transfer pitcher with polychrome decoration and religious verse. Stapled repair. 8"h, an embossed creamer with faces. Professional repair. 5"h, a creamer with

China, early-mid 20th century. An ornate wooden door with carved floral accents and finished with gold paint. Collapses into six separate pieces which lock in together. Overall condition. Some marks

Lifetime Arts & Crafts Dining Room Piecesearly 20th centurycomprising a sideboard, china cabinet and six chairs38 1/2 x 24 3/4 x 18 inches (armchair)37 1/2 x 19 1/2 x 17 inches (side chair)67 x 39 1/2

SIX PIECES CHINA DOU GLAZED PORCELAIN CUPS W/ FLOWERS, BLUE KANG TSI MARK ON BASE 2 1/2" D

SIX PIECE EARLY AMERICAN PATTERN GLASS VASELINE DECANTER SET S-REPEAT PATTERN WITH GOLD HIGHLIGHTS - INCLUDES 12" DECANTER, (4) 3 3/4" WINES AND 10 1/2" ROUND TRAY - VERY NICE SET

A SIX PIECE EARLY IVES O GAUGE TRAIN SET, 1918-1924. Comprising a #3253 loco with cast iron frame, freight car, stock car, two flatcars and a caboose. Together with an Ives box for a #3255 locomotive.

Six piece ironstone transfer china lot to include three platters ( 16", 13" and 10") two soups and one plate.

Six pieces, early 19th C., 410 g.

Lot over (70) pieces early china dinner service marked "Royal Semi Porcelain".

SIX-PIECE EARLY 20TH CENTURY DOMINICK & HAFF CO. STERLING SILVER TEA SERVICE WITH MATCHING STERLING SILVER SERVING TRAY. Including teapot, coffee pot, creamer, lift-cover sugar bowl, waste bowl, and

A six piece china set in the Rhododendron pattern for the Greenbrier Hotel of the Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad. Includes a 10 3/8" service plate bottom stamped Shenango Anchor Hocking AC-42 16481 24, in

Assorted grouping of 5 pieces of early china including: Transferware pitcher with harbor scenes - 8 1/4"H x 7 1/2"W - small repair to bottom of spout, else good condition; a white ironstone compote si

six pieces of early redware including large bowl, bowls, pie plate, pudding mold with manganese splotches, large bowl diameter 13 1/2"

England, first quarter 19th Century. A creamware mug with sprig decoration. Wear and pinpoint flakes. 4.5"h and a lidded sugar bowl with molded shell handles and cobalt decoration. Stains, hair line a

7 pieces of early china, gaudy iron stone strawberry teapot and 2 handless cups and saucer, early Wedgwood bottle, pearlware motto pitcher, pearlware 1/2 round tureen w/o lid, early cauliflower majoli

3 pieces of early china includes Staffordshire teapot, creamer and a handless covered sugar bowl, all have different patterns and no markings, teapot is 7" t. x 11" l.

2 blue delp saucers, a small german character plate, small blue transfer platter [ cracked], and a blue willow pitcher, [cracked].

A set of six early Victorian china stemmed dishes with foliate-embossed twin handles, painted with floral sprays within a cream, blue and gilt border, 29cm wide, to/w nine matching 23.5cm plates (15)

Six pieces of early iron lighting. Excellent condition with minor imperfections. Please refer to this link for a high-res image. https://www.dropbox.com/sh/hf1yuat0tkuz5d5/AACmK_sR9UCj75hcZLGu4i_Sa?dl

19th Century Spode Felspar China 1824 (20) Pieces: Early Spode China from 1824. Included in this group are the following pieces: (2) Lidded Footed, 2 handled Condiments 7" tall, 7.25 x 5". One of the

Six pieces of early photographic items of various forms and sizes:Tintype: Early image on a thin iron plate resembling tin. By far the most common of the three for sports subjects. Daguerreotype: Earl

Six pieces of early 19th century Staffordshire Blue & White Transferware. Includes a teapot with image of a fisherman before a historic castle, a creamer with seashell design, a low bowl and sugar bow

Six pieces of early photographic items of various forms and sizes:Tintype: Early image on a thin iron plate resembling tin. By far the most common of the three for sports subjects. Daguerreotype: Earl

Six pieces of early photographic items of various forms and sizes:Tintype: Early image on a thin iron plate resembling tin. By far the most common of the three for sports subjects. Daguerreotype: Earl