Staffordshire Agateware Covered Teapot

English, 19th/20th C. Losses to finial. 11"h x 12-1/4"w x 8-1/2"d Provenance: Property from the Collection of Maggie Cohen, New York City

ENGLAND, FOURTH QUARTER 18TH CENTURY An English Staffordshire agateware tea service for two. The set includes a teapot, covered sugar bowl, waste bowl, and a pair of cups and saucers with underplates.

Staffordshire Covered Boxes, Teapot, Figurine, etc

Partial set of early gold trimmed Staffordshire China to include; teapot, covered sugar, cups and saucers; along with Haviland covered vegetables, two platters and more

Comprising a surface agateware pitcher, probably Staffordshire, covered with striations in shades of brown; a Staffordshire redware slip-marbled porringer, surrounded by a wide black and cream band on

17 pc. English Espresso Set, Circa 1900's, All Pieces Marked Davenport, Longport and Staffordshire, Imari Pattern with Gilded Accents, Teapot, Covered Sugar (hairline), 7 Cups (2"h) with Liners on Sca

19th c. deep blue historical Staffordshire transferware porcelain "Commodore Macdonough's Victory" on Lake Champlain 3 pc. tea set including teapot, covered sugar bowl and creamer, sugar bowl has chip

Red Transfer Staffordshire Bee Hive Pattern 15 Piece Tea Service. 7-3/4" teapot, covered sugar bowl, cream pitcher, six cups and saucers. Condition: Good with minor chips.

Fine antique footed silver plated tea and coffee set by Reed and Barton in the Staffordshire pattern. Comprising of 12" coffee pot, 10" teapot covered sugar, creamer, open tea bag disposal bowl and la

Eleven Pieces of Staffordshire Transfer-Print William Henry Harrison Table Articles English, 19th Century comprising: 1 tea bowl 1 teapot 1 covered sugar 1 bowl 1 matched teacup and saucer set 1 minia

Comprising, a covered dish, a teapot, two coffee pots, two covered sugar bowls, two creamers, an open sugar bowls, two cups and saucers, two bread and butter plates, four bowls, and three salad bowls,

A Staffordshire Pearlware Miniature Tea Service Circa 1830 comprising a teapot, creamer, covered sugar, 2 teacups, 2 saucers and a waste bowl; 8 items total. Height of teapot 4 1/2 inches.  Provenanc

STAFFORDSHIRE TRANSFER-PRINTED TEA ARTICLES, LOT OF FIVE,comprising a teapot and covered sugar with matching Fruit on Woven Mat pattern, a teapot with Two Girls and Butterfly pattern depicting young w

circa 1870, earthenware set with brown transfer design: teapot and covered sugar (both with bud finials), creamer, waste bowl and 5 each cups, saucers and plates teapot 5.75" t.

STAFFORDSHIRE TRANSFER-PRINTED CERAMIC CHILDREN'S TOY TEA SET, LOT OF 23, comprising five cups, seven saucers, six plates, one teapot, one covered sugar, one creamer/small pitcher, one tea bowl, and o

Four Staffordshire Pearlware Tea Articles Circa 1780 comprising a teapot, creamer, waste bowl and a covered sugar. Height of teapot 4 1/4 inches. Property from the Art Institute of Chicago

A grouping of near matching Staffordshire transferware china including 2 teapots, and 2 covered sugar bowls, all with tiny chips and tight hairlines - one teapot with make-do replaced lid and one with

3 piece lot English porcelain, including a pair of Minton covered vegetable tureens and a Staffordshire teapot; tureens 5"H 9"W 7"D teapot 8"H; Condition: teapot with heavy crazing throughout, notable

Group of Tiffany & Co. Retailed Ceramics, comprising a blue and white teapot and tea cup and a green and white Staffordshire style creamer and covered sugar, together with a Wedgwood ashtray, 5 pieces

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.

Each painted in Pratt colors. Includes a teapot and lid, 2 covered sugar bowls, 2 handleless teacups, 1 small bowl, and 1 mug. Teapot: 7 inches high.

Second half 19th century. Various shapes teapots, creamers and sugars, covered vegetable dish, open vegetable dishes and plates. In various patterns including" Park Scenery", "Italy"," Furno", "Palest

Includes a luster Staffordshire Toby teapot, two Toby pitchers, an early Rockingham pottery figural flask, two Staffordshire “begging spaniels” pitchers, Toby covered jar, Bennington Toby

Some Crown Derby and Staffordshire.Together with an enamel cup and fitted saucer, miniature teapots, mugs creamers and covered sugars, a covered cheese plate and brass andirons, two brass mortar and p