Wedgwood "Flying Cloud" Teapot

Wedgwood "Flying Cloud" Teapot, Georgetown Collection. Together with a coffeepot, creamer , sugar, covered tureen, and one platter, other platter is Ship Windsor Castle from Spode. 14"l Provenance: Pr

Set of Wedgwood Flying Cloud Georgetown Collection Dinner Service comprising: 6 dinner plates 6 salad plates 6 bread and butter plates 6 soup bowls 6 cereal bo

89 piece set of Wedgwood 'Flying Cloud' pattern (active 1969 - 1993), rust dinnerware comprising, 11 dinner plates (10"), 11 salad plates (8"), 14 bread plate (5.75"), 2 coupe cereal bowls (5.75"), 4

Including: Thirteen 10 1/4" dinner plates, thirteen 8 1/4" salad plates, twelve 6 1/4" soup / cereal bowls, thirteen 6" bread and butter plates, thirteen cups and saucers; good condition---From a Mt.

Approximately 64 Pieces 6 each - 10 inch, 8 inch and 6 inch plates, 6 rimmed soups, 6 sets cup and saucers plus addit saucer, 13 demitasse sets, light wear Line Item # 91

Wedgwood "Flying Cloud" coffee set: coffee pot 9 1/2" h, creamer, sugar bowl, (6) demitasse cups, (6) saucers

Wedgwood Flying Cloud china includes 2 red 10" plates, a 6" plate and a cup and saucer also a blue cups and saucer

Description: Made in England by Wedgwood "Flying Cloud" dinnerware and cookware in rust red from the Georgetown Collection, all marked pieces. It comes with thirteen dinner plates, thirteen salad plat

Wedgwood Flying Cloud porcelain dish set made in England. Decorated with an original Wedgwood design of a red ship against the white porcelain with red decorative bands on the inside. Set includes 1 p

Two Wedgwood “Flying Cloud” dinnerware platters from the Georgetown Collection. Larger Serving Platter 12". Relish Platter 7 3/4". Good condition, minor crazing to large platter. Weight combined 2

PARTIAL SET OF WEDGWOOD RUST "FLYING CLOUD" CHINAMid-20th CenturyIncludes:8 dinner plates1 coffeepot1 covered sugar bowl1 creamer1 gravy boat8 cups7 saucers8 bread pl

6 Pieces of Wedgwood Porcelain - Flying Cloud. Up to 10" Dia. "ALL DESCRIPTIONS AND ANY CONDITION STATEMENT GIVEN BY LANGSTON AUCTION GALLERY ARE STRICTLY OPINIONS AND LANGSTON'S SHALL HAVE NO RESPONS

From the Georgetown Collection. Set of eight dinner plates with matching burnt sienna sailboat center designs based on an original engraving by Wedgwood. The design also features a rope border and fac

Wedgwood ceramic egg coddler in Flying Cloud nautical ship pattern. Made in England. Trademarked to underside. Measures approx. 2.75 inches diameter and 4.25 inches tall including lid. Surface wear to

Wedgwood ceramic egg coddler in Flying Cloud nautical ship pattern. Made in England. Trademarked to underside. Measures approx. 2.75 inches diameter and 4.25 inches tall including lid. Surface wear to

SET OF ELEVEN WEDGWOOD PLATES DEPICTING AMERICAN CLIPPER SHIPS20th CenturyIncludes the Red Jacket, Flying Cloud, Ann McKim, Stag Hound, Sovereign of the Seas, N.B. Palmer (x2), Witchcraft, Gamecock, Y

A Chinese Yuan dynasty white glazed lidded teapot decorated with phoenix flying through clouds. Measures: H: 13 cm; L:15 cm; W: 3 cm. Circa: Yuan dynasty or pre- 1800. Condition: Typical wear commensu

The teapot is of rounded square form, body carved in openwork, depicting bats flying amidst clouds, the spout extends from beast mask, and a lion knob finial mounted on the lid below raised handle, th

The Yixing Zisha stoneware teapot is of globular form, the body depicts flying dragons chasing after flaming sphere amidst clouds and above ocean waves, the clay is of brown color tone, and the teapot

a Chinese ,19th C,blue and white teapot with rounded finial, body painted with four clawed flying dragon, cover painted with flames and cloud swirls, reserved on a white ground, four-characters to the

It weighs 192g, is 9cm high and 7cm in diameter. The flying dragon is in the sky, and the dragon is in harmony with the auspicious clouds. a rare sight

Highest quality model of the American clipper ship "Flying Cloud". Planked deck with expertly executed cabins, hatches, skylights, etc... Hull is copper sheathed below the waterline and painted black

CHARLES VICKERY (American, 1913-1998)Morning Light: The Flying Cloudoil on canvassigned Charles Vickrey lower right; titled verso20 x 30 in., frame: 26 1/2 x 36 1/2 in. Provenance: By de

voyage. 26 leaves. It begins on March 14, 1856 on a voyage from New York toward San Francisco under the command of Captain Reynard. The ship was declared fit for its 6th voyage around Cape Horn. Capta