Tureen Ceramic English Decorated, Medway Decor Alfred Meakin England

Alfred Of Meakin England Ceramic Covered Casserole. Hand painted covered casserole is approx 10 1/2" x 10 1/2" x 6" and it weighs 1.93lb. The casserole dish has a chip on the bottom and it

Alfred Of Meakin England Ceramic Covered Casserole. Hand painted covered casserole is approx 10 1/2" x 10 1/2" x 6" and it weighs 1.93lb. The casserole dish has a chip on the bottom and it

Queen Elizabeth Coronation June 2, 1953 Plates, Mugs, Cannister, Cup and Saucer, 10" Plate Homer Laughlin, Painted by Allen Hughes, 8 3/4" Alfred Meakin England Plate, 9" Square Royal Winton Plate, 11

Alfred Meakin England "Tintern" Blue and White Transferware Pitcher. English countryside landscape. A hand engraved pattern applied under the glaze. The Vintage Pitcher is approximately 6"

Lot of assorted flow blue ceramics: plates, tureen, etc. Includes Thomas Hughes & Sons plates, Alfred Meakin, etc. Condition: minor signs of wear and age, see images. Weight: 13 lbs.

Bas relief floral decorated pitcher; an Alfred Meakin Canadian Coat of Arms plate and an Italian pottery dish decorated with leaves and marked Mata Italy. Three pcs. in the lot. Size 5-6"D pitcher 7"H

Twelve English Art Nouveau earthenware Tiles. Of various stylized flowers, some with slightly iridescent glaze. Includes one by Alfred Meakin, marked "A.M. Ltd England", two are marked "England", anot

Seven English Art Nouveau earthenware Tiles. Of various stylized flowers, some with slightly iridescent glaze. Includes one by Alfred Meakin, marked "A.M. Ltd England", three are marked "England", the

English ceramic jasperware decorated planter / cachepot. [8.5 x 8]. Dimensions: 8.5" H x 8" ⌀; 

ENGLISH CREAMWARE CERAMIC COVERED SAUCE TUREEN WITH UNDERPLATE, comprising a tureen, a lid, and underplate having oval forms, decorated by painted phoenix crests and brown borders. Impressed mark of "

Antique early 20th century English ceramic porcelain dinnerware by Royal Doulton in Burslem, England. Each scalloped plate decorated with hand painted floral designs with raised gold beads and gold li

VTG ENGLISH FORD & SONS VERONA LIDDED TUREEN - Ceramic Blue Painted Turren Complete with Lid- Made in England- Over 11" Wide- Good Used Condition Consistent with Age (See Photos)

ENGLISH STAFFORDSHIRE POTTERY FLOW BLUE TABLE ARTICLES, LOT OF FIVE, comprising an Alfred Meakin "Mentone" pattern soup tureen and cover, a John Maddock & Sons "Clematis" pattern oval molded vegetable

Medway décor pattern. Marked at the underside. Made in England. 9" dia.

doll's dinner service, ceramic, with floral decor, soup tureen, ladle was glued, lenght: 16 cm, 2 bowls with cover, 2 small soup tureens, 6 flat, 6 soup plates, 6 dessert plates, some dishes, England

Including a tureen; pair of covered vegetable dishes; four platters; plates in various sizes; bowls in various sizes. Length of largest 19 inches. Approximately ninety-seven pieces.

An Elsmore & Forster coffeepot in ironstone and decorated with black transfers of George Washington and a large circa 1810 Staffordshire Tureen and stand with blue floral transfers in the "Dresden" pa

(lot of 4) English blue and white transfer decorated ceramic plates, comprising: (1) Cauldon England large charger, figural provincial scene; (1) Enoch Wood Sons St Philips Chapel; (1) Wedgwood Longfe

DESCRIPTION: Copper tureen decorated with hammered geometric decorations around the side and embellished with ball and claw feet. Marked on underside: "HANDMADE MADE IN ENGLAND". CIRCA: 20th Century O

An American ironstone bowl marked Anchor Pottery, Trenton, N.J.; an English ironstone bowl marked W & G Meakin; a small ironstone bowl decorated with blue "spongeware" and sea shells; a Peel England J

A beautiful milk bottle with a cream color ground. Decorated with a white and gray floral decor and gilded trims. Issued: c. 19th century Dimensions: 3"W x 8"H Country of Origin: England Provenance: C

England, 15th century AD. A square glazed ceramic floor tile decorated with three crowned lion heads with long tongues and large circular eyes, framed by the bottom half of a shield-shaped background.

Charles Reily and George Storer, England. Large sterling trophy, punch bowl or tureen, 1840. The sterling tureen is decorated with scrolling foliate motifs and flowers, and has wonderful horse handles

Scottish and/or English. Ceramic. A collection of 11 indoor carpet balls. Two are sponge-glazed and the remainder decorated with various ring patterns with good colouration including green, red, yello