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$12.45 Shipping Condition: Used Location: Surprise, United States This ceramic pitcher, measuring 9 inches in height, width, and diameter, is a stunning reproduction of Charles Meigh's Gothic design. The multicolor finish ... moreand glazed surface add a touch of elegance to any occasion, whether it be for practical use . Some wear is due to age. 9"x5"x7
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$10.50 Shipping Condition: Used Location: Dallas, United States The blue-gray transfer has hand over-painting (“clobbering”) of green and red. Printed hallmark “C M & S”. There is an impressed hallmark reading “Improved ... moreStone China” which was used 1835 - 1861. Plate is a dodecagon (12-sided polygon).
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$13.60 Shipping Condition: Used Location: Marblehead, United States Has that mark on back. The people in the transferware from an old engraving have 1830s clothing. Mark dates to 1835-1849. • This is a VERY OLD, VERY RARE ... moreVictorian English Staffordshire Transferware earthenware plate that dates from the 1830s.
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$11.60 Shipping Condition: Used Location: Springboro, United States Childs Miniature Staffordshire Tureen and Sauce Boat, c 1835 - 1849. It is possible that the blanks were sold to another pottery that then applied the ... morepattern. The two pieces would have been part of a complete dinner service used to instruct children in proper manners and etiquette.
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c1835's CHARLES MEIGH's ANTIQUE "ATHENS" BLACK TRANSFERWARE GAME PLATTER
For Your Consideration. One( 1) Antique Ironstone/ Earthenware Scalloped-edge Black& White Transfer ware Small Game Platter. Descriptively referred to as" Improved Stone China" by it's Manufacturer- Charles Meigh. Hanley, Staffordshire, England circa 1835- 1849 as determined by Manufacturer's Trademarks present on Reverse surface. Referenced in Jeffrey B. Synder's" Romantic Staffordshire Ceramics with values" Page 129, Charles Meigh produced Earthenware pottery of High Quality which were also dubbed"Opaque Porcelain" with varied ornamentation ranging from plain to decorative and decorated largely in Transfer printed patterns in colours other than Blue- As was the then growing Trend during this period. Charles' wares ranged from Dinner, Dessert, Tea& Breakfast services, Stoneware Jugs- ... morewhich were particularly well-received, to Toilet articles. Measuring 13- 3/8" in Outer Length. 10- 3/4" in Outer Width, Interior Serving Area of 9- 3/4" in Length by 7- 1/4" in Width, 1- 1/4" in Height and with Oval Base dimensions of 9" by 6- 5/8" Small Game Platter features a Romantic Staffordshire scene of Classically-Inspired Buildings, Urns& Statuary; Tall Towering Trees, a Large body of Water, additional Buildings& Mountain scapes in the distance and assorted Foliage& Flora in the foreground. Unique to Platter is the absence of clusters of People and their animals within the scene. Thus requiring the Transfer design pattern to rely solely on elements aforementioned. Although Platter's weight is nearly 2- 1/2 pounds unwrapped. And normal Shipping weight for a properly boxed Parcel would be between 7- 8 pounds, Due to Platter's large overall dimensions, Parcel will be assessed the Newly-Enforced USPS Dimensional Rates, rather than sol
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Antique Ceylon pattern Charles Meigh English Eathenware Mazarin Meat Drainer
This beautiful ceramic strainer would have originally sat in a matching platter. Still works fine as a strainer for meat. Poultry, or fish. Also looks great hanging decoratively on the wall. Approx. 11 1/8 inches by just under 9 inches. Marked on the back with a mark with the pattern name and the initials"C.M. For Charles Meigh. There is also an impressed"IMPROVED STONE CHINA" and a partial mark showing pseudo-Chinese characters- all marks typical of the Charles Meigh company. There is also a hand written"2769" over a mark that I can't make out. This company was in business from 1835- 1849, according to Godden. No chips. Cracks, or other damage. There are a few light scratches from use. A really nice example! I guarantee everything that I sell. Satisfaction or a full refund! I value happy buyers. And try my best ... moreto please. If there is any problem, please email me so that it can be resolved. Thank you. I pack everything with care and ample backing boards. Bubble wrap, and whatever is required to insure that the item arrives safely. All breakables are double boxed. What you see is in the photos is what you get. I photograph the actual items that I am selling. No smoking in my home- so no fumes when you open the package! I combine items for shipping- and pass the savings on to the buyers. For small and light items such as coins. Tokens, ephemera, etc. it often costs no more to ship several than to ship one. Free(or very low cost) shipping on multiple purchases! Please wait for my invoice if you are buying more than one item. If you have any questions. Please ask! Thank you. On May-14-13 at 19:23:11 PDT. Seller added the following information:
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Antique English Charles Meigh & Son Ceramic Mazarin Meat Drainer Gem Pattern
Here's a lovely meat drainer from the Charles Meigh& Son. The successor firm to Charles Meigh. In operation from c1851- 1961, according to Godden. Marked on the back with a mark that includes"C.M. Son" along with the pattern name"Gem" There is also an impressed"IMPROVED STONE CHINA" An impressed mark near that that I can't make out clearly. A pattern"5530" over"P" written mark completes the markings. Approx. 12 3/4 inches by 9 5/8 inches in size. Ready to drain your roast. Foul, or fish- and/or to be hung on the wall for its decorative value. There is one area of damage- a small loss of glaze on the back at the center hole. As seen in the photos. Not at all visible from the top. I guarantee everything that I sell. Satisfaction or a full refund! I value happy buyers. And try my ... morebest to please. If there is any problem, please email me so that it can be resolved. Thank you. I pack everything with care and ample backing boards. Bubble wrap, and whatever is required to insure that the item arrives safely. All breakables are double boxed. What you see is in the photos is what you get. I photograph the actual items that I am selling. No smoking in my home- so no fumes when you open the package! I combine items for shipping- and pass the savings on to the buyers. For small and light items such as coins. Tokens, ephemera, etc. it often costs no more to ship several than to ship one. Free(or very low cost) shipping on multiple purchases! Please wait for my invoice if you are buying more than one item. If you have any questions. Please ask! Thank you.
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Staffordshire ~ RED FLOWER IMARI ~ Charles Meigh Platter Enamel Transferware NR
English Staffordshire Ironstone Imari Palette Platter c1850 ~ Charles Meigh Marked Improved Stone China ~ As Found ~ 10 1/2" long x 7 3/4" A rectangular platter transfer printed in soft brown with a pattern of scattered flowers. Hand painted with enamels in an imari palette of cobalt blue, yellow, red, green and turquoise. It has an impressed mark used by Charles Meigh& Sons between 1835-1861. In lovely display condition but display only as it has a 1/2" shallow chip to one corner(bottom left corner seen above) that I have touched in with blue watercolor to make it more presentable. This is a non professional touch up and will wash off if desired. There are two other very thin scrapes to the right edge(seen above) that aren't too bad. Still has a nice colorful display. Thanks for looking. No Reserve! Please see the ... moreother English/ Historical Staffordshire/ porcelain/ pottery/ soft paste/ pearlware/ creamware I have listed.
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Charles Meigh Transferware Porcelain Opaque Footed Compote Cake Stand
This is an early Charles Meigh hand enameled footed compote or cheese stand in the'Oleander' pattern. C 1850. This piece was made by Charles Meigh of Hanley. Staffordshire, England. It is impressed with'Porcelain Opaque C.M. along with the enameler's numerals 1283, and a rectangle with Chinese dynasty marks- used occasionally in Meigh, Copeland, and Worcester pieces. This pattern was meant to mimic the Chinese export which was so popular. This compote measures 9 3/4 inches in diameter. And 2 1/4 inches high. The white base has an embossed pattern of leaves and scrolls along the outer rim of the compote and the foot. The top of the piece is hand enameled in vibrant colors. The top has no issues other than mild crazing. The gold around the edge is slightly worn. On the underside. Here are three edge chips and a small hairline.
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Charles Meigh & Son Jenny Lind Pink Transferware Platter
This is a beautiful Charles Meigh& Son Jenny Lind pink transferware platter. It is 11 3/4" long and 9 5/8" wide. It is in good condition with no chips or cracks. The item will weigh approximately 3 lb. 11 oz. when packed. And will be in a 14"x14"x4" box. Shipment will be made by USPS Priority Mail with no handling or packing fees. Happy Bidding! 1?RcmdId ViewItemDescV4,RlogId p4%60bo7%60jtb9%3Feog4d72f%2B%3E%3B1%3F-14505425632-0x115-
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Antique Charles Meigh Italy Pattern Large Platter c1850 Brown Transferware DOGS
A Handsome Large Oval Platter Antique Staffordshire' Italy' Pattern- by Charles Meigh& Sons* c.1850 Brown Transferware* DESCRIPTION A handsome antique brown transferware platter by Charles Meigh& Sons of Hanley Staffordshire. England. This is a large platter. It measures 17" across and 13-1/2" wide and is 1-3/4" high at the rim edge. The reverse bears impressed marks and the underglaze trademark for Charles Meigh& Son: CM&S for circa 1850 along with the pattern name ITALY in a floral design. The deep center of the platter has a large architectural scene with figures and dogs. The 2-1/2" wide rim has small vignettes with additional architecturals and figures interspersed with floral designs. In excellent condition. This has a good deep tone when struck. No damage. No staining, no chips no cracks ... moreno utensil marks. There is typical underglaze crazing. Size: 17" x 13-1/2" CONDITION Excellent Condition. No stains. No damage, no utensil marks, no restoration. Typical underglaze crazing. Just Beautiful! OUR TERMS Packing. Shipping and Insurance We ship within 24 hours of receipt of payment. Our preferred carrier is the US Postal Service. However, we can ship by other carriers if the buyer has a preference. We do our own expert professional quality packing and do not add any packing or handling charges. Payments. Refunds and Layaways Our preferred method of payment is Paypal. If you can't pay with Paypal please email us. Quite often. Ebay's calculated shipping costs are off the mark. if the actual shipping cost is higher than quoted by Ebay, we'll absorb the difference. When it's lower, if it's more than a dollar, we'll refund the difference to the buyer. On more expensive items. We're happy to sell on a layaway basis. We ask for one third(1/3) deposit at purchase with the balance due within 90 days, the balance within this 90 day period can be paid in whatever increments or amounts are convenient to the buyer. Cancellation during this peri
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Charles Meigh (Staffordshire) 11.5" x 8.5" x 2" Pedestal Platter Ivy Vine Design
Charles Meigh(Staffordshire) 11.5" x 8.5" x 2" Pedestal Platter Ivy Vine Design Charles Meigh(Staffordshire) 11.5" x 8.5" x 2" P edestal Platter Ivy Vine Design The mark is a partial Meigh suedo–Oriental rectangle. And the impressed curved mark of Opaque Porcelain. 6324 j or i is the pattern number. Some Paint Fading Excellent Vintage Condition Considering Age Shipping Charges Include Insurance Visit My eBay Store Add me to your Favorite Sellers
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Ironstone Brown Transferware Large Sugar Bowl, Charles Meigh & Sons-Italy 1800's
Look at the great condition of this large early transferware sugar bowl. It is a cream colored ironstone with a brown design. The sugar bowl is 7" tall and 5.5" wide. The scene is called Italy and features a couple at a fountain with buildings and trees in the background. It was manufactured by Charles Meigh and Sons(C. M. S. in the 1850's. The glaze is shiny and there is only a small amount of crazing. There is a small chip on the underside of the top lip(see photo) The lid looks like the finial top has been broken off and re-glued. Please view the pictures and email with any questions. RcmdId ViewItemDescV4,RlogId p4%60bo7%60jtb9%3Fuk%601d72f%2Bfg2%3E-14b47d1b4e6-0x114-
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BROWN TRANSFERWARE IRONSTONE 8" PLATE, Charles Meigh & Sons-Italy Mid 1800's
Brown Transferware 8" Dinner Plate Pattern"Italy" by Charles Meigh& Son(C. M. S) Circa 1861-1886- England Marked on bottom"Old Hall E'Ware Co. L) In very nice condition except for stain on underside rim. No chips or cracks.
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