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$24.70 Shipping Location: Finksburg, United States Wonderful pair of antique Chinoiserie enamel decorated urns. Hand painted enamel decoration in the Chinese Export porcelain style. Molded pottery with ... moreblue tint glaze & gold gilt. Unmarked, probably English Staffordshire ironstone body with pearlware glaze. Measure 13 3/8" tall. Both in as is condition, drilled in bottom for electrical lamp conversion, lacking cover, gilt & enamel wear as pictured.
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$16.95 Shipping Location: Natick, United States Portrayed clutching the decorative cornucopia with the striped decoration to the top. Mounted onto a marble plinth. All original. Condition: Considering ... morethe age: it is in remarkable conditon. All as per pictures.
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Free Shipping Location: Pebble Beach, United States (OF PEARLWARE AND CHINOISERIE ~. PEARLWARE IS EARTHENWARE WHICH. PEARLWARE WAS INTRODUCED IN. PEARLWARE WAS LATE 1700'S-MID. IS TYPICAL OF PEARLWARE ~. ... moreCHINOISERIE OR A CHINESE STYLE. OF PEARLWARE). WHICH IS STAFFORDSHIRE ENGLISH PIECE.
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$16.40 Shipping Location: New Britain, United States Very good condition no chips or cracks
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$15.10 Shipping Location: Fort Lauderdale, United States This exquisite pair of plates from the 18th century showcases the intricate blue feather edge design that is characteristic of Leeds and Liverpool's pearlware. ... moreThe delicate blue and white color combination perfectly complements the Georgian style, making it a must-have for any antique collector. Both Signed "Adams" pre 1840. Mint condition. No chips NO FLAKES. (Re: NO so called flea bites!!). Perfect. Lite knife marks but overall special plates. Just purchased from the estate of William mc million. Museum and restoration expert glenmont n.y.
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$15.70 Shipping Location: Clinton, United States Antique Staffordshire Pearlware Blue Willow Scallop Shaped Serving Dish, c. 1810 - 1845. This attractive pearlware Blue Willow shaped serving dish is ... morevery pretty with a scalloped shaped rim. This is a wonderful early serving dish and was a part of an elaborate table setting back when dinner was the event of each day. Very nice pearlware serving dish is offered here with no reserve and a "Buy It Now". DIMENSIONS: The shaped serving dish is 1 9/16" H. x 7 1/2" Sq. with rounded edges. CONDITION: The condition is very good with minimal roughness and no damage. SHIPPING: Buyer pays actual shipping costs based upon the 2 pounds and 12 ounces weight and postal zone. Please use the shipping calculator within this listing to calculate postage within the continental United States. This includes professional packing with USPS delivery.
Free Shipping Location: Redding, United States Gorgeous rare antique 1.5 inch high bowl in excellent used condition. Asian blue willow design with a floral border.
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$15.45 Shipping Location: Clarkston, United States Its Georgian style and originality make it a perfect addition to any antique collection. Buy it now and add it to your collection!
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$15.70 Shipping Location: Clinton, United States Staffordshire Pearlware Blue Willow Shrimp Dish, c. 1810 - 1845. This attractive early pearlware Blue Willow shaped serving dish is very pretty with a ... moreclover shaped rim with a handle at one end. This has a blue printed mark on the underside that reads, "IRON STONE CHINA." This is a wonderful early serving dish and was a part of an elaborate table setting back when dinner was the event of each day. Very nice pearlware shrimp dish is offered here with no reserve and a "Buy It Now". DIMENSIONS: The shrimp serving dish is 1 11/16" Deep, x 8 1/4" H. x 8 3/16" W.. CONDITION: The condition is very good with minimal roughness and no damage. SHIPPING: Buyer pays actual shipping costs based upon the 2 pounds and 12 ounces weight and postal zone.
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$12.20 Shipping Location: Spring, United States Pearlware from the early 1800's. Clearly impressed mark CLEWS with crown atop and curved Warranted Staffordshire under it. The Bleak Hill Works in Cobridge, ... morenear to Burslem was their first pottery since 1817.
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$20.05 Shipping Location: Fitzwilliam, United States 10.25” wide2.5” tallOld estateExcellent condition Best offer
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$12.20 Shipping Location: Spring, United States Early pearlware with cobalt blue feath er edge rim. Circa late 1700's/early 1800's, most likely Leeds or Liverpool, England. For your consideration is ... morea nice deep plate for soup or stew.
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$156.16 Shipping Location: KINROSS, United Kingdom Footbath hairline to rim. Filled chip to base.
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Free Shipping Location: Georgetown, United States A perfect example of late 18th century English Staffordshire pearlware prattware pottery. Typical pearlware glaze imperfections such as nicking, crazing, ... moreglaze misses and a underglaze hole in her hat as shown.
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$31.55 Shipping Location: Asheville, United States A great opportunity to add to your collection of stick spatter spongeware in a rare pattern! Very good condition. Great pattern and color and rare find! ... moreThis bowl is unmarked. No marks on back. One flake off inner side of bowl but minimal.
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$16.40 Shipping Location: Lakewood, United States These pieces are identified in the Monica South Visual Reference Guide Book #1, page 30. Its originality and authenticity make it a unique addition to ... moreany antique earthenware, pearlware or porcelain collection.
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$19.95 Shipping Location: Spring, United States Rectangular pearlware / creamware tureen lid with scalloped embossed decorative bands on the edges colored with cobalt blue in feather edge pattern. Circa ... morelate 1700's/early 1800's, most likely Leeds or Liverpool, England.
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$49.41 Shipping Location: Fitzwilliam, United States A rare group of the four evangelistsExcellent condition Modest wear with some old restorationsFrom a very rich estate8.5” tallBest offer
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$22.00 Shipping Location: Boise, United States Early Victorian English Pearlware Blue & White Staffordshire. Transferware Platter. this lovely platter. I will be happy to answer them.
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$18.00 Shipping Location: Wilson, United States Antique pearlware Staffordshire dove on nest with applied coleslaw. In wonderful lavender colors. Great condition with just a few minor nicks to the inside ... morerim of the lid.
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$106.19 Shipping Location: KINROSS, United Kingdom A superb antique Staffordshire green transferware platter.with combed back.Decorated with the a view from the Caledonia series.. Produced by the Middlesbrough ... morepottery circa 1835.Rare!Dimensions 17 inchesCondition Superb! No damage or repair.
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$53.84 Shipping Location: HUDDERSFIELD, United Kingdom A Pair of Staffordshire Pearlware Cats with Gold Lustre Gilding - Earthenware. The Parr & Kent ones are authentic Victorian Pearlware. This specific model ... morehas been made from earthenware in a two part mould, clearly shown in the photos.
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$18.55 Shipping Location: Pentwater, United States The red and white color combination adds a classic touch to any collection. It is a rare find that is sure to impress, and would make a great addition ... moreto any antique collection. See pics #2, #4, and #6.
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$112.44 Shipping Location: KINROSS, United Kingdom A set of 6 green transfer printed Dinner plates.decorated with a scene from the Aesops fables series.C1850. Copeland Spode Printed and impressed marks.Condition ... moreSuperb. No chips cracks or restorations. Some light wear and tear one plate with light staining.
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$26.22 Shipping Location: SIDMOUTH, United Kingdom A Staffordshire china child's tankard or mug - decorated with lilac relief sections interspersed with hand-painted floral sprigs. The tankard stands 2½" ... moretall and 2⅝" wide.
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$30.37 Shipping Location: Fitzwilliam, United States 7” tall by 5” wide
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$24.05 Shipping Location: MARKET DRAYTON, United Kingdom Two beautiful miniature pearlware plates, dollhouse or child's nursery decor. Made in the Victorian era in the United Kingdom in Staffordshire with a ... morepretty all over fern spray type pattern. The plates measure 8.5cm in diameter and are a great addition to any antique collection, small stable crack to one.
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$49.41 Shipping Location: Fitzwilliam, United States St.JohnVery good conditionSelling more
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$15.45 Shipping Location: Finksburg, United States Sweet antique English Staffordshire rose decorated pearlware glaze small hand painted plate. Unmarked, 19th century. Measures 6 7/8" across. In good condition ... morewith no chips or cracks, enamel loss as pictured.
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$17.80 Shipping Location: Finksburg, United States Beautiful antique English Staffordshire historical blue transferware printed plate Endsleigh Cottage. Pearlware glaze medium blue transferware. Measures ... more10" across. In good condition with no chips or cracks, some minor glaze crazing as pictured.
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$13.00 Shipping Location: Yarmouth Port, United States This is a rare pearlware cup plate in excellent condition. A beautiful wash of pink lustre over the blue & white transfer border of daisy-like blooms ... moreadds an elegance to this small pottery cup plate. The blue transfer that is encircled by the border illustrates a water fall with a gentleman and a cow in the foreground. A ruin with an arcade and tower is in the middle-ground. A country church pin-points a small village in the distance. This print is not attributed to any particular Staffordshire pottery, as far as I know. This cup plate was made in England at the end of the Georgian era, about 1825. The condition is near perfect. There are only some minor rubs in lustre.3.7” Diameter.3” Deep
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$14.60 Shipping Location: Asheville, United States Antique Staffordshire Pearlware Blue Spongeware Spatterware Cup Saucer. A great set in this early pearlware Staffordshire spongeware cup and saucer. No ... moremarks as to the maker. Condition overall is good.
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$19.99 Shipping Location: SALISBURY, United Kingdom Style: Georgian.
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$8.70 Shipping Location: Millington, United States This antique Staffordshire pearlware baby in a cradle is a stunning piece from the 1800-1900s. The beautiful patchwork quilt adds a touch of warmth to ... morethe overall look of the baby in the cradle.
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$15.45 Shipping Location: Rootstown, United States Antique - Staffordshire - Pearlware - "Wild Rose" soup bowl - brown transferware. Condition - excellent except for mfg. flaws. There is a number 5 on ... morethe bottom.
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$112.44 Shipping Location: KINROSS, United Kingdom A set of 6 green transfer printed soup bowls, decorated with a scene from the Aesops fables series. Copeland Spode.C1850Printed and impressed marks.Condition ... moreSuperb. One plate with chip and hairline crack. SEE IMAGES
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$124.93 Shipping Location: KINROSS, United Kingdom A superb green transfer ware platter and drainer.Copeland and Garrett. Views of Venice & patras,from the Byron’s views series.c1835Condition.2 chips to ... moreface rim of drainer, 0.5cm and 0.75cm.Tiny impact mark to rear rim of drainer.See images.Dimensions Platter measures 48cm x 36cm.Please see my other green transferware for sale.Combined shipping available
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Free Shipping Location: Morris, United States check all pictures, really nice condition with only very minor wear and mark.
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$26.00 Shipping Condition: Used Location: Asheville, United States A great estate find and lovely mulberry or purple transferware pattern in William Brownfield's Sparta pattern. The bowl has great color and displays well! ... moreCondition is quite good for the age of this piece ( mark on reverse dates it from 1838 to 1850.).
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$24.99 Shipping Location: SALISBURY, United Kingdom Style: Staffordshire. Marks: Unmarked.
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$106.19 Shipping Location: KINROSS, United Kingdom A good antique transfer printed platter. Copeland SPODE Circa 1835Very good condition. No damage or repair Dimensions.42.5cm x 33cm.
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$30.18 Shipping Location: SHEFFIELD, United Kingdom A pearlware soup plate, manufactured by John Rogers and Son of Dale Hall, Longport, Staffordshire, and transfer printed in blue with the Monopteros pattern. ... moreThere are a few visible utensil marks to the face and a small chip to foot rim. Impressed mark "ROGERS" to the reverse. Diameter: 9 1/2".
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$18.00 Shipping Location: Yarmouth Port, United States This large (10.4”Diameter) antique pearlware glazed earthenware dinner plate has a delightful four color hand painted enamel border of stylized flowers. ... moreIt is maked with the Beehive symbol used by the Staffordshire district pottery owner Samuel Alcock. Alcock owned the Hill Pottery in Burslem, England. He was making both painted and transfer decorated wares in the 1830s. This plate is in excellent condition except for a few minor light stains and some wear on areas of the foot. Please look at the photos that accompany this listing.English, circa 1830sMade in the Hill Pottery owned by Samuel Alcock and impressed with his markFine condition with minor wear10.4” Diameter.4” Deep
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$106.19 Shipping Location: KINROSS, United Kingdom A set of three antique green transferware platters.Copeland and Garrett . Decorated with view of lake Como. From the Byron’s views series.Condition Tiny ... moreglaze Frits to face of one platter.See images.Dimensions 26.5cm x 19.5cm.Please see my other green transferware for sale.I can combine shipping
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$25.00 Shipping Location: Alkmaar - Binnenstad-West, Netherlands Height 9 cm. Antique pearlware Staffordshire Leeds tea caddy with blue on white under lead glaze. Dents on the edge and a small chip on the bottom edge. ... moreCa 1790/1810.
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$12.45 Shipping Location: Spring, United States For your consideration is an early pearlware tea cup and saucer set. Circa 1820-30's, English, most likely Staffordshire. There are palm trees and flowers. ... moreAll original. No other issues.
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$12.15 Shipping Location: Spring, United States Cream ware was created about 1750 by the potters of Staffordshire, England, who refined the materials and techniques of slat-glazed earthenware towards ... morea finer, thinner, whiter body with a brilliant glassy lead glaze.
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$81.20 Shipping Location: KINROSS, United Kingdom . A superb Copeland and Garrett footed bowl.c1835.Decorated with views of Athens.from the Byron’s views series.Condition Clean condition.No damage or ... morerepairs.Dimensions.14cm tall, 28cm diameter.Please look at my other green transferware auctions.I can combine shipping.
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$12.15 Shipping Location: Spring, United States Antique 18th c. Pearlware Tea Cup Mulberry Flowers Worcester?., Staffordshire?. Cream ware was created about 1750 by the potters of Staffordshire, England, ... morewho refined the materials and techniques of slat-glazed earthenware towards a finer, thinner, whiter body with a brilliant glassy lead glaze.
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$109.94 Shipping Location: LEICESTER, United Kingdom A blue and white transferware Minton Monk's Rock series large platter, c. 1820. It is unmarked to the underside and printed with the iconic view of the ... moreMonk's Rock, Tenby, South Wales.
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$66.05 Shipping Location: Lincoln, United States This vintage antique pitcher is a true gem for collectors. Made of earthenware in the 1800s in the United Kingdom, it features a charming Georgian style ... morewith intricate pearlware relief and delicate pink lustre. The pitcher showcases cherubs and goats in a playful scene, adding a touch of whimsy to any collection. The item is original and authentic, perfect for those who love to collect unique and rare pieces.
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$16.40 Shipping Location: Franklin, United States Manufacturer Josiah Spode, Stoke-on-Trent, StaffordshireDate: - c1830Description - A great example of the high-quality ceramics produced by the pottery. ... morePlate hand-painted with Prunus blossoms on a blue, 'cracked ice' ground. Some very fine gilt detailing to the pattern highlightsCondition - The decoration is crisp and bright and apart from a small 'flake' loss to the rim and middle(see images) ，Because of the age, the back is a little crazyBackstamp - there is an impressed 'Spode' together with a painted pattern printed 'Spode'Dimensions: -Plate diameter: 8’’
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$13.60 Shipping Location: Lunenburg, United States Antique Staffordshire "FRANKLINS PROVERBS" Multi-Colored Transfer Printed Child's ABC Plate, c. 19th Century. This child's plate has a pearlware body ... moreand an embossed or raised alphabet around the rim. This plate has a black transfer scene that has been hand colored with a mother looking in the mirror and two girls playing on the floor in front of the fireplace. The plate has a Franlin's Proverbs verse, from Benjamin Franklin's books. This verse reads, "FRANKLINS PROVERBS - SILKS AND SATINS SCARLET AND VELVETS PUT OUT THE KITCHEN FIRE." The plate has an impressed mark on the back that reads, "J & G MEAKIN." This Staffordshire child's plate is offered here with a Buy It Now. DIMENSIONS: This plate is 3/4" H. x 6 1/8" Dia.. CONDITION: The condition is very good with minor wear and no damage.
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$14.95 Shipping Location: Spring, United States Early pearlware with scalloped scale embossed borders and cobalt blue feather edge rims. The characteristic for the pearlware, aka China glaze, bluish ... morehue of the glaze, is visible in the incised at the bottom numbers.
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$28.52 Shipping Location: PRESTON, United Kingdom Plate 3 has a chip to the front rim and a tight hairline. plate 4 has a chip to the front rim and a tight hairline. plate 1 has a chip to front rim and ... moreback rim. Overall condition is very good for plateswhich are around 200 years, there are a couple of surface scratches to the plates and the following.
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$17.10 Shipping Location: Tampa, United States This beautiful Staffordshire Pearlware Child's Mug features an image of a Little Cock Sparrow, making it a charming addition to any collection of Victorian-era ... moreantiques. The mug is made of fine china and was originally produced in the United Kingdom between 1850-1899.
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Free Shipping Location: Florence, United States Antique Staffordshire Pearlware Musicians Group Couple Figurine. Lute is chipped on back. Extremely fine crazing. I can only see it with a magnifying ... moreglass. Sticker says it dates to 1880. Thick and heavy. 7 1/2" tall.
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$118.68 Shipping Location: KINROSS, United Kingdom A highly decorative antique SCOTTISH pottery platter with gravy well.Produced by Bells pottery .Glasgow.c1860/70Condition.Tiny 0.5cm back rim chip not ... morevisible on front.Dimensions 51cm x 41cm.
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$27.00 Shipping Location: Pittsfield, United States 5-piece Antique English Blue & White Staffordshire Transferware Miniature Soup Tureens ~ Circa 1830. It is most interesting to compare the tureens and ... moreunder plates side by side, to see the subtle differences made by the transferware being applied individually to each piece.
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$17.50 Shipping Location: Asheville, United States Impressed mark on base of saucer. It is difficult to read and there is also an impressed star mark. Overall crazing, a few nicks to rim foot and a tight ... morehairline on inner cup. It is faint but there.
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LARGE HISTORICAL PEARLWARE STAFFORDSHIRE PLATTER, C. 1825
UP FOR SALE IS A LARGE BLUE TRANSFERWARE PLATTER. SOLD"AS IS" DISPLAYS VERY WELL, BUT THERE ARE SOME CONDITION ISSUES, FIRST THERE IS A BIT OF FLAKING TO FRONT SHOWN IN PIC#2 A SMALL CHIP TO FRON EDGE AT 12:00 BACKSIDE OF PLATTER SHOWS A LONG GLAZE HAIRLINE, THIS DOES NOT GO THROUGH TO FRONT, THERE IS ALSO A 4" AGE CRACK SHOWN IN PIC#5, MUCH EASIER TO SEE ON BACK THEN FRONT, ITS HIDDEN IN THE PATTERN, PLATTER IS LARGE AND BEAUTIFUL, DISPLAYS VERY WALL FOR WALL DECORATION, MEASURES 21" X 16 1/2" UNMARKED, THANKS FOR LOOKING
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19th c. Transferware American Historical Eagle Staffordshire Pearlware Stubbs
An important early 19th century Staffordshire blue transferware warming dome decorated with American Eagles in relief and in the border. Highest quality and excellent condition. Bears an interesting paper label on the inside reading No. 259 in script. Measures 9 1/4" x 8" American subjects are quite rare and desireable. This is an exemplary piece. Please view our other auctions. I am told by an eBayer that this pattern is called"Woodlands Near Philadelphia" ca. 1820 by Joseph Stubbs.
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Rare Staffordshire ARCTIC SCENERY Pearlware Platter 1835
Rare Staffordshire ARCTIC SCENERY Pearlware Platter 1835 Description& Details RARE STAFFORDSHIRETRANSFERWARE PLATTER ARCTIC SCENERY Unknown maker Staffordshire England c. 1835 We are pleased to offer this stunningly beautiful“Arctic Scenery” platter. 13 1/2" long x 11 1/8" across, transfer printed in a rich dark green. The scalloped edge platter features cartouches of tropical wild cats(ocelot, jaguar and leopard) and a water buffalo around the rim separated by garlands of flowers, surrounding a central image of Eskimos building Igloos with dogs, fishermen and a hunter nearby. Featured in Coysh and Henrywood’s“Dictionary of Blue and White Printed Pottery” The series represents episodes catalogued in the 1821 and 1824 illustrated exploration journals of Sir Edward Parry from his travels in an effort to find a north west passage ... morearound northern Canada. The source print of the platter’s central image is the"Sledges of the Esquimaux" from Parry's"Journal of a Second Voyage" Other scenes from the series pattern came from arctic views in John Franklin's"Narrative of a Journey to the Shores of the Polar Sea, in the years 1819 to 1822" published in 1823. The animals in the borders are said to come from copperplate engravings from two sources: Bewick's"General History of Quadrupeds" and William Jardine's"Natural History" The obscure series is discussed also in Elizabeth Collard’s book“The Potters' View of Canada. Condition is superb. Clear and crisp transfers and no chips, cracks, hairlines or repairs. Normal stilt marks to the rear and a few stray utensil marks. Some old darkened lines to the rear from an old platter hanger. An outstanding example of an extremely rare and spectacularly beautiful series! Payment& Shipping International Buyers Please Note: Our merchandise is over 100 years old. And we mark our international parcels antiques over 100 years old. US and International government regulations do not allow us to mark merchan
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Antique Staffordshire Pearlware Small Platter Fishermen w/ Nets, Boat Landscape.
Antique Staffordshire Pearlware Platter. Circa 1820 We are pleased to offer for your consideration is charming Staffordshire pearlware platter depicting fishermen with nets and boat. A handsome and very unusually shaped small platter that is bordered with blue and red. Examples with this pattern are marked"Hamilton" in Coysh for Robert Hamilton of Stroke active 1811-1826. Nice view of three fishermen and a dog working to bring in netted fish from the river. A large domed building amongst trees is also in the background as well as hills. Skies and waterfowl. Please view the photos for more details. Measurements: The small platter measures approximately 9 1/2 inches wide x 8 1/2 inches deep and stands 1 1/2 inches high from the table. Condition: NO Chips. Cracks, Repairs or Restorations were noted. The surfaces are clean, with very ... moreminimal wear from use, but no disturbing utensil marks. A light and even crazing is noted to the glaze that is commensurate with age. Marks: Only two marks on the underside are noted as pictured above. An impressed cross and a under glaze blue cross. Please see photos. Questions? We are not experts in this field. But have done our best to photograph, describe and note any issues with this and all of the items we sell. If there is something that we missed that is important to you, please let us know. We are always happy to answer your questions, receive more information and or provide additional photographs upon request. We Ship by US Priority Mail Buyer is responsible for shipping costs. International Buyers are welcome. But should contact sellers for a shipping quote prior to bidding. All Customs Forms will be completed correctly. Thank you for looking! Good Luck bidding!
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Miniature Pearlware Platter 1820 PASTORAL COTTAGE COW Staffordshire Transferware
800x600 Rare Child's Miniature Pearlware Platter COTTAGE SCENERY Staffordshire England c.1830 This is an extremely rare historical Staffordshire miniature platter or meat plate. C. 1830. It was made as part of a complete children's toy transferware dinner service. The gently scalloped oval tray measures 4-3/8 inches long with a flared rim and flat bottom. The piece is transfer printed in a rich cobalt blue with a pearlware glaze. The platter is impeccably potted and finely detailed. Depicting the view of a thatched roof cottage with cows grazing in the front yard, and people standing in the backyard, which has a distant view of a church steeple. The figural imagery is so large that it spills over the rim with no room left for a decorative border. The pattern name is unknown and the exact maker has not been identified. The pattern ... moreis illustrated and discussed on page 122 of Lorraine Punchard’s book Playtime Pottery& Porcelain from the United Kingdom& the United States. The quality of the form and detailing of the image is far superior to what would be expected on this diminutive sized piece. A sticker on the back of the platter identifies it as part of the“Sheila French Collection. The platter is in great condition. With a fleabite to the glaze at 4 o'clock and no chips, cracks or repairs. Stilt marks front and back, and minor imperfections original to the making and typical of these early wares, but outstanding overall considering age and scarcity of the form and pattern. Examples are extremely hard to come by. The platter will make a fine addition to any collection of childrens wares or miniature doll house transferware. We are also other early miniature transferwares to mix and match. We are pleased to offer FREE domestic(USA) shipping with this purchase. Please send us an email with any questions or if you would like to see additional photos. Thank you for bidding! International Buyers– Please Note: Most of our merchandise is over 100 years old. And we mark our international parcels“antique
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Large Staffordshire Pearlware ~ FLOWERS & BUTTERFLYS ~Well Tree Platter c1820 NR
English Staffordshire Pearlware Dark- Medium Blue Transferware Well& Tree Platter c1820 ~ Large Vase of Flowers with Bird and Butterflies ~ Unknown Maker ~ 19" long x 14 1/2" wide ~ about 2 3/4" deep ~ weighs almost 7 pounds This may be a known pattern but I don't know it. The scrolling border with cross shape diaper pattern and flowers reminds me of Spode patterns but this is unmarked, so I can't be sure. It has the same medium to dark blue color of early Spode I've had it could be any number of early Staffordshire potters who produced these types lush floral transferware. This is a large, stunning platter that is gorgeous on display but also useful at a party. It's in excellent condition with a few very minor issues that are mentioned for accuracy. In excellent condition; the face is very clean and glossy. ... moreThere are one or two small glaze pops or pin size holes I've pointed arrows to in pics below and one pale, short hairline. The back has some all over crazing but nothing that needs attention; the foot rims and spot where the belly rests have wear. There are no chips. Cracks or restoration and all the surfaces are smooth. Below; this very pale short hairline is 1/2" long and it very shallow; it is mentioned for accuracy. So is the tiny glaze pop in the border. Above; another tiny glaze pop. Below; beside crazing to the glaze there is only some wear on the foot rims and the spot where it rests on the table. No damage. Thanks for looking. No Reserve! Please see the other English/ Historical Staffordshire/ porcelain/ pottery/ soft paste/ pearlware/ creamware I have listed.
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PEARLWARE RARE EGG STAND BLUE WILLOW STYLE PATTERN STAFFORDSHIRE 1790-1800
Check out my! A great early pearlware egg server in the"BLUE WILLOW" style pattern. The egg server is unmarked but was made about 1790-1810. The egg server has 5 holes and is decorated on top and also top of foot. It is 2 1/16 inches high and 7 3/4 inches in diameter. It is in fine condition with some minor crazing to the glaze. There are no cracks or chips. There are two filled in tiny flakes on rim(see last pic) There are a few teeny pin head flakes on egg hole rims(very very minor) A fine early egg stand with great decoration. We ship US Priority Insured. Will be shipping from 17350 and package should weigh no more then 3 pounds. Will combine with other E-bay or web site purchases to save on shipping. Item can also be picked up in New Oxford. PA at either Collectors' Choice Antiques Gallery or the New Oxford Antique Center. ... morePlease visit our me page for additional information. Good Luck! on this wonderful PEARLWARE egg server. International Buyers are responsible for paying all import duty. Tax, and fees which may be collected by their country when the parcel arrives. To avoid misunderstanding, we declare the exact purchase price as the value of the goods when completing the customs declaration. We will neither check the"gift" box nor under declare the value. PA residents- If you have a valid PA resale number let me know and I will send a revised invoice.
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Leeds Blue Feather Pearlware Miniature Toy Platter Staffordshire English c 1800
Leeds Blue Feather Edge earlware Toy Platter Staffordshire English c 1800 This is a miniature pearlware platter made as part of a complete childs doll size dinner service. The tiny platter or meat plate date to around 1795-1800. It measures 4" long. The hand cut scalloped rim is embellished with cobalt blue feather edge. The platter has early turned bottom. Finished with a pearlware glaze. The platter made by one of the early English potters. Possibly in Staffordshire or Leeds or other northern region in the late 18th or early 19th century. The platter is in great condition with no chips cracks or repairs. Very minor kiln rub on the side of the edge for accuracy sake. Almost perfect. Considering their age and use as childrens toys. A great example of a very rare early motif, a pocket sized work of art in a fine style and lovely sentimental ... moregift for someone's favorite. We are pleased to offer FREE domestic priority mail with this purchase. Please send us an email with any questions. International Buyers– Please Note: Most of our merchandise is over 100 years old. And we mark our international parcels“antiques– over 100 years old” US and International government regulations do not allow us to mark merchandise values below value or mark items as"gifts” Import duties, taxes and charges, if any, are not included in the item price or shipping charges. These charges are the buyer's responsibility. Please check with your country's customs office to determine what these additional costs will be prior to bidding/buying. Normal 0 false false false EN-US X-NONE X-NONE
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Grazing Cattle Sheep Leeds Blue Feather Pearlware Toy Plate Staffordshire c 1800
Leeds Blue Feather Edge Transfer Printed Pearlware Toy Plate Grazing Cow Sheep Staffordshire English c 1800 This is a miniature pearlware plate made for childs play or doll size dinner service. The cup plate dates to around 1795-1800. It measures 4 1/4" in diameter. The hand cut scalloped rim is embellished with cobalt blue feather edge. The plate has a early turned bottom finished with a pearlware glaze. The plate is decorated with a transfer print or bat print(early transfer) of a cows and sheep. The plate made by one of the early English potters. Possibly in Staffordshire or Leeds or other northern region in the late 18th or early 19th century. The plate is in very good condition with a nick in the edging at 12 o'clock(probably an enlarged stilt mark original to the making) and no chips cracks or repairs. Very minor kiln flaws. ... moreA great example of a very rare early motif. A pocket sized work of art in a fine style and lovely sentimental gift for someone's favorite. We are pleased to offer FREE domestic priority mail with this purchase. Please send us an email with any questions. International Buyers– Please Note: Most of our merchandise is over 100 years old. And we mark our international parcels“antiques– over 100 years old” US and International government regulations do not allow us to mark merchandise values below value or mark items as"gifts” Import duties, taxes and charges, if any, are not included in the item price or shipping charges. These charges are the buyer's responsibility. Please check with your country's customs office to determine what these additional costs will be prior to bidding/buying. Normal 0 false false false EN-US X-NONE X-NONE
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ANTIQUE PEARLWARE STAFFORDSHIRE WARRANTED PLATTER WILLOW PATTERN 1820s SPODE?
ANTIQUE PEARLWARE STAFFORDSHIRE WARRANTED PLATTER WILLOW PATTERN 1820s SPODE? Description: Beautiful antique pearlware platter. Staffordshire Warranted in the Willow pattern circa 1820. Possible Spode daisymark(pictured) This wonderful old tray is in good condition overall, no chips or cracks, it does show some pretty heavy crazing and some discoloring as seen. It has the sticker from our client's antique store attached, it's pretty well stuck so we did not attempt to remove it. Measures about 17 1/2" x 14" We welcome local pick up at our store in Lakewood. CO. or use the shipping tab above to see service options and calculate costs. Shipping box: 6x25x19 Click to see larger photo: About Us: Walk In Auction is a consignment service to help others sell their items on eBay- including individuals. Businesses, and charities. ... moreWe sell a variety of items and our inventory changes daily. We will always specify our opinion of the condition of an item and whether it was tested. We think we offer quality items at a great price and hope you agree! We try to give accurate descriptions and photos of the item so bidders can feel confident about their bid. Any item we sell is photographed just prior to listing and is always the item that you will receive if you are the high bidder. Selling used items is sometimes tricky and sometimes we make mistakes, we are only human. If we say the item is used, then please keep this in mind and bid accordingly. We think you will be happy if you decide to buy items from us but if you need to let us know of an issue then that is okay too! We will do our best to resolve problems that arise. Thanks for looking! Hope you will shop with us again soon! Legal: Walk In Auction is not the owner nor the seller of these goods. Rather a consignment service for the owner to assist in the sale of goods by keeping possession of the goods pending sale and final shipment to buyer. Walk In Auction makes representation and warrantee that the goods from the above listing match the description in
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2 Leeds Blue Feather Pearlware Miniature Toy Plates Staffordshire English c 1800
Pair of Leeds Blue Feather Edge Pearlware Toy Plates Staffordshire English c 1800 This is a pair of miniature pearlware plates made as part of a complete childs doll size dinner service. The tiny platter or meat plate date to around 1795-1800. Each tiny round dish measures 2 5/8" across with a molded hand cut scalloped rim is embellished with cobalt blue feather edge finished with a pearlware glaze. Both have rimless bottoms. One rounded and the other flat. The set was made by one of the early English potters. Possibly Wedgwood, in Staffordshire or another pottery in Leeds or other northern region in the late 18th or early 19th century. The plates is in overall very good condition with a glaze flake on one plate. As shown in the detail photo, and no other chips cracks or repairs on the plate. Finely potted with kiln dust and minor typical ... morefiring imperfections. A lovely set especially considering their age and use as childrens toys. A great example of a very rare early motif. A pocket sized work of art in a fine style and lovely sentimental gift for someone's favorite. Please send us an email with any questions. International Buyers– Please Note: Most of our merchandise is over 100 years old. And we mark our international parcels“antiques– over 100 years old” US and International government regulations do not allow us to mark merchandise values below value or mark items as"gifts” Import duties, taxes and charges, if any, are not included in the item price or shipping charges. These charges are the buyer's responsibility. Please check with your country's customs office to determine what these additional costs will be prior to bidding/buying. Normal 0 false false false EN-US X-NONE X-NONE
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Pearlware Blue Primrose Flower Toy Plate 1840 Staffordshire Transferware
Pearlware Floral Scenery Dinner plate William Adams Staffordshire. England c1840 This is a scarce miniature dinner set plate made for childs play or to accessorize an elegant pre-Victorian dollhouse. Measuring 4 1/8" across. With a scalloped rim and turned bottom. The color is a soft country blue on a creamy earthenware(not porcelain) base, finished with pearlware glaze. The plate is decorated with finely engraved image of a sprig of primrose flowers and a floral vine border. The plate has no maker’s mark. The pattern name and exact maker is unknown. The border trim is identical to other miniature dinner wares made by William Adams& Sons a pottery maker in Staffordshire England c1800-1850. It is in great condition overall. No chips cracks or repairs. Glaze crazing consistent with prior use and age. Kiln dust and other minor imperfections ... moreoriginal to the making. An extremely hard to find example, a perfect addition to an advanced collection of miniature transferware. Please send us an email with any questions or if you would like to see additional photos. Thank you for bidding! International Buyers– Please Note: Most of our merchandise is over 100 years old. And we mark our international parcels“antiques– over 100 years old” US and International government regulations do not allow us to mark merchandise values below value or mark items as"gifts” Import duties, taxes and charges, if any, are not included in the item price or shipping charges. These charges are the buyer's responsibility. Please check with your country's customs office to determine what these additional costs will be prior to bidding/buying. Normal 0 false false false EN-US X-NONE X-NONE
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Blue Staffordshire Pearlware Figural Cup Plate SHADY GROVE 1820 Transferware
800x600 Early Miniature Pearlware Cup Plate SHADY GROVE SCENERY Staffordshire England c.1830 This is an extremely fine historical Staffordshire miniature toy plate or cup plate c. 1830. It was most likely made as part of a complete children's toy transferware dinner service. The round creamy earthenware plate measures 3 inches in diameter with a flared rim and flat bottom. The piece is transfer printed in a rich cobalt blue with a pearlware glaze. The dish is impeccably potted and finely detailed. Depicting the view of a shady overgrown copse or grove of trees. The pattern name is unknown and the exact maker has not been identified. The quality of the form and detailing of the image is far superior to what would be expected on this diminutive sized piece. The plate is in great condition. With no chips, cracks or repairs. Stilt marks and ... moreminor imperfections original to the making and typical of these early wares, but outstanding overall considering age and scarcity of the form and pattern. Examples are extremely hard to come by. The plate is a pocket size work of art and will make a fine addition to any collection of cup plates childrens wares or miniature doll house transferware. We are also other early miniature transferwares to mix and match. Please send us an email with any questions or if you would like to see additional photos. Thank you for bidding! International Buyers– Please Note: Most of our merchandise is over 100 years old. And we mark our international parcels“antiques– over 100 years old” US and International government regulations do not allow us to mark merchandise values below value or mark items as"gifts” Import duties, taxes and charges, if any, are not included in the item price or shipping charges. These charges are the buyer's responsibility. Please check with your country's customs office to determine what these additional costs will be prior to bidding/buying. Normal 0 false false false EN-US X-NONE X-NONE MicrosoftInternetExplorer4.RcmdId ViewItemDescV4,RlogId p4%60bo7%60
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Blue Staffordshire Pearlware Figural Miniature Plate STONE ARCHWAY 1830 Toy
800x600 Early Miniature Pearlware Meat Plate STONE ARCH SCENERY Staffordshire England c.1830 This is an extremely fine historical Staffordshire miniature toy plate c. 1830. It was most likely made as part of a complete children's toy transferware dinner service. The creamy round soft paste earthenware plate measures 2 1/2 across with a flared rim and flat rimless bottom. The piece is transfer printed in a rich cobalt blue with a pearlware glaze. Hand cut from the mold. The dish is impeccably potted and finely detailed. Depicting the view of a stone archway culvert with woodland scenery in the background. The pattern name is unknown and the exact maker has not been identified. The quality of the form and detailing of the image is far superior to what would be expected on this diminutive sized piece. The plate is in great condition. With ... moreno chips, cracks or repairs. Stilt marks and edge kiln kiss and minor imperfections original to the making and typical of these early wares, but outstanding overall considering age and scarcity of the form and pattern. Examples are extremely hard to come by. The plate is a pocket size work of art and will make a fine addition to any collection of cup plates childrens wares or miniature doll house transferware dinner wares. We are also other early miniature pearlware ceramics to mix and match. Please send us a note with any questions or if you would like to see additional photos. Thank you for bidding! International Buyers– Please Note: Most of our merchandise is over 100 years old. And we mark our international parcels“antiques– over 100 years old” US and International government regulations do not allow us to mark merchandise values below value or mark items as"gifts” Import duties, taxes and charges, if any, are not included in the item price or shipping charges. These charges are the buyer's responsibility. Please check with your country's customs office to determine what these additional costs will be prior to bidding/buying. Normal 0 false false false EN-US X-
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Pearlware Light Blue Primrose Flower Toy Plate 1840 Staffordshire Transferware
Pearlware Floral Scenery Toy Dinner Plate William Adams Staffordshire. England c1840 This is a scarce miniature dinner set plate made for childs play or to accessorize an elegant pre-Victorian dollhouse. Measuring 4 1/4" across with a scalloped rim. The color is a soft country blue on a creamy earthenware(not porcelain) base. Finished with pearlware glaze. The plate is decorated with finely engraved image of primrose flowers and natural vegetation and a floral vine border. The plate has no maker’s mark except for a numeral 7. The pattern name and exact maker is unknown. The border trim is identical to other miniature dinner wares made by William Adams& Sons a pottery maker in Staffordshire England c1800-1850. It is in good condition overall. No chips cracks or repairs. Glaze crazing consistent with prior use and age. Kiln dust and ... moreother minor imperfections original to the making. An extremely hard to find example, a perfect addition to an advanced collection of miniature transferware. Please send us an email with any questions or if you would like to see additional photos. Thank you for bidding! International Buyers– Please Note: Most of our merchandise is over 100 years old. And we mark our international parcels“antiques– over 100 years old” US and International government regulations do not allow us to mark merchandise values below value or mark items as"gifts” Import duties, taxes and charges, if any, are not included in the item price or shipping charges. These charges are the buyer's responsibility. Please check with your country's customs office to determine what these additional costs will be prior to bidding/buying. Normal 0 false false false EN-US X-NONE X-NONE
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Early Staffordshire Blue Willow Pearlware Meat Dish Platter 17 3/4" c.early 19th
Early Staffordshire Blue Willow Pearlware Meat Dish Platter 17 3/4" x 14 1/4" C. early 19th century Characteristic early indented edge& deep dish shape. Back with earlier double coved rim around flat bottom. Classic three men on a three arch bridge willow pattern. Impressed five petal flower mark& blue underglaze printed 10. Fine condition with light wear. No chips. Cracks, hairlines or repairs. Triangle kiln stilt marks on underside of rim. H5707 All Items Are Sent Insured. Insurance charges are included in the Shipping& Handling Charges. International buyers please be aware that we are not responsible for and do not include or estimate customs duties. Fees or taxes in any way in our listings. We ship all orders within 5 days of cleared payment. We do not create and are not responsible for shipping times or delays associated ... morewith customs and international shipping. Check out my! by adding my eBay Store to your Favorites a;06d2.RcmdId ViewItemDescV4,RlogId p4%60bo7%60jtb9%3Fuk.rp73%28%3Ea%3B06d2-145b152ca66-0x10a-
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Childs Blue Pearlware Primrose 3pc Dinner Service Soup Tureen 1840 Staffordshire
Pearlware Floral Scenery Toy Dinner Set Tureen William Adams Staffordshire. England c1840 This is a scarce miniature dinner set tureen with lid and under plate made for childs play or to accessorize an elegant pre-Victorian dollhouse. Measuring 3 1/4" across and standing 3 1/4" high with a pedestal base. Fruit finial, moulded handles and undertray. The color is a soft country blue on a creamy earthenware(not porcelain) base, finished with pearlware glaze. The set is decorated with finely engraved image of primrose flowers and natural vegetation and a floral vine border. The tureen has no maker’s mark. The pattern name and exact maker is unknown. The border trim is identical to other miniature dinner wares made by William Adams& Sons a pottery maker in Staffordshire England c1800-1850. It is in very good condition overall. No ... morechips cracks or repairs. Glaze flake on edge, crazing consistent with age. Kiln dust, slightly warped lid and other minor imperfections original to the making. An extremely hard to find example, a perfect addition to an advanced collection of miniature transferware. Offered as is. Please send us an email with any questions or if you would like to see additional photos. Thank you for bidding! International Buyers– Please Note: Most of our merchandise is over 100 years old. And we mark our international parcels“antiques– over 100 years old” US and International government regulations do not allow us to mark merchandise values below value or mark items as"gifts” Import duties, taxes and charges, if any, are not included in the item price or shipping charges. These charges are the buyer's responsibility. Please check with your country's customs office to determine what these additional costs will be prior to bidding/buying. Normal 0 false false false EN-US X-NONE X-NONE
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Blue Staffordshire Pearlware Miniature Plate PATH THRU FOREST 1830 Toy Transfer
800x600 Normal 0 false false false EN-US X-NONE X-NONE Early Miniature Pearlware Cheese Plate FOREST PATH SCENERY Staffordshire England c.1830 This is an extremely fine historical Staffordshire miniature toy pie dish or cheese plate c. 1830. It was most likely made as part of a complete children's toy transferware dinner service. The creamy round soft paste earthenware plate measures 2 1/2 across with a flared rim and flat rimless bottom. The piece is transfer printed in a rich cobalt blue with a pearlware glaze. Hand cut from the mold. The dish is impeccably potted and finely detailed. Depicting the view of a path through forest and woodland scenery. The pattern name is unknown and the exact maker has not been identified. The quality of the form and detailing of the image is far superior to what would be expected on this diminutive sized ... morepiece. The plate is in great condition with no chips. Cracks or repairs. Stilt marks and edge kiln kiss and minor imperfections original to the making and typical of these early wares, but outstanding overall considering age and scarcity of the form and pattern. Examples are extremely hard to come by. The plate is a pocket size work of art and will make a fine addition to any collection of cup plates childrens wares or miniature doll house transferware dinner wares. We are also other early miniature pearlware ceramics to mix and match. Please send us a note with any questions or if you would like to see additional photos. Thank you for bidding! International Buyers– Please Note: Most of our merchandise is over 100 years old. And we mark our international parcels“antiques– over 100 years old” US and International government regulations do not allow us to mark merchandise values below value or mark items as"gifts” Import duties, taxes and charges, if any, are not included in the item price or shipping charges. These charges are the buyer's responsibility. Please check with your country's customs office to determine what these additional costs will be prior to bidd
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Blue Staffordshire Pearlware Pictorial Miniature Platter WATER MILL 1830 Toy
Early Miniature Pearlware Toy Platter WATER MILL Staffordshire England c.1830 This is an extremely fine historical Staffordshire miniature toy soup plate c. 1830. It was most likely made as part of a complete children's toy transferware dinner service. The creamy oval soft paste earthenware plate measures 3 1/2 long with a flared rim and flat rimless bottom. The piece is transfer printed in a rich cobalt blue with a pearlware glaze. Hand cut from the mold. The dish is impeccably potted and finely detailed. Depicting the view of a water mill and waterworks wheel with woodland scenery in the background. The pattern name is unknown and the exact maker has not been identified. The quality of the form and detailing of the image is far superior to what would be expected on this diminutive sized piece. The plate is in great condition. With no ... morechips, cracks or repairs. Stilt marks and edge kiln kiss and minor imperfections original to the making and typical of these early wares, but outstanding overall considering age and scarcity of the form and pattern. Examples are extremely hard to come by. The plate is a pocket size work of art and will make a fine addition to any collection of cup plates childrens wares or miniature doll house transferware dinner wares. We are also other early miniature pearlware ceramics to mix and match. Please send us a note with any questions or if you would like to see additional photos. Thank you for bidding! International Buyers– Please Note: Most of our merchandise is over 100 years old. And we mark our international parcels“antiques– over 100 years old” US and International government regulations do not allow us to mark merchandise values below value or mark items as"gifts” Import duties, taxes and charges, if any, are not included in the item price or shipping charges. These charges are the buyer's responsibility. Please check with your country's customs office to determine what these additional costs will be prior to bidding/buying. Normal 0 false false false EN-US X-NON
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Pearlware MINIATURE TOY PICKLE DISH Ridgway Morley PRIMROSE C1840 Staffordshire
Childs Transfer Printed Toy Dinner Set Pickle Dish COUNTRY BLUE PRIMROSE attributed to Frances Morley Staffordshire England c.1845 This is a scarce transfer printed pearlware childs or dollhouse pickle dish. Originally part of a complete miniature toy dinner service. Measuring just 2 1/8” in diameter. It is decorated in cobalt blue with a delicate floral sheet of primrose and other spring flowers and seaweed vines. The tiny hexagonal dish is unmarked. The maker is not known with certainty. Though based on form, it was likely made by Frances Morley(predecessor to Morley and Ashworth, successor of Ridgway and Morley, an esteemed pottery in the Hanely in the Staffordshire region of England in the early to mid 1800sThe author Doris Lechler titles this pattern BERRIES VINES BLOSSOMS, pattern#216. The original set was made on the identical blank ... moreof the flow blue Forget Me Not pattern. The quality of the form and detailing of the piece is far superior to what would be expected on this diminutive sized piece. Finely scalloped edge and elaborate moulded form. The dish is in great condition. With no cracks, chips, or repairs. Minor kiln dust smudging stilt marks and other minor manufacturing flaws, original to the making. The little dish is a fine example in children's or doll house historical Staffordshire pearlware transferware. Please send us a note with any questions or if you would like to see additional photos. Thank you for bidding! International Buyers– Please Note: Most of our merchandise is over 100 years old. And we mark our international parcels“antiques– over 100 years old” US and International government regulations do not allow us to mark merchandise values below value or mark items as"gifts” Import duties, taxes and charges, if any, are not included in the item price or shipping charges. These charges are the buyer's responsibility. Please check with your country's customs office to determine what these additional costs will be prior to bidding/buying. Normal 0 false false false EN-US X-NON
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Blue Willow Chinoiserie tea cup Transfer Staffordshire Pearlware Circa1820
Click Here. Double your traffic. Get Vendio Gallery- Now FREE! Have you ever seen a cup with so much art and beauty to it? I believe that is what drew me to it a long time ago at in an Antique store. Problem is I Just cant afford to buy any more pieces of this. Having one lonely cup is ok but it does not make a collection. If you need this piece here is a beauty for you. The information I got from the proprietor was it was cira 1820's Blue Willow Chinoiserie design transfer decorated Staffordshire cup. What drew me to this fine piece was all the detail it has it all Look closely at my pictures you will see the fishing boats the 2 pagoda like Chinese buildings 3 men on the fence the crisscrosses the bottom of the cup. The birds, All the trees there must be at least 6 or more trees varieties. We all know the famous blue willow but some ... moreof the others look like bonsai or some similar. The starting price that I have for this cup is less than I paid for it,If you are a true collector I am sure you can value it. If anyone is real serious make me an offer I will work with you. ~~~~~~~NOW THE YADA YADA~~~~~~. Payment within 2 days please.Winning bidder is responsible for paying shipping cost.You must also contact me to request a return. Also pay return postage on item.Returns within 14 days. Please email any questions before bidding. As returns are accepted only if items is misrepresented. I will combine shipping just ask.And finally if there is any problem please contact me before leaving negative feedback I/we should be able to make it right.
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Blue Staffordshire Pearlware Pictorial Miniature Tureen INTO THE WOODS 1830 Toy
Early Miniature Pearlware Toy Vege Tureen INTO THE WOODS Staffordshire England c.1830 This is an uncommon historical Staffordshire miniature toy vegetable tureen c. 1830. It was made as part of a complete children's toy transferware dinner service. The creamy square soft paste earthenware bowl measures 2 7/8 in diameter with clipped corners. A flared rim and flat rimless bottom. The piece is transfer printed in a rich cobalt blue with a pearlware glaze, hand cut from the mold. The dish is impeccably potted and finely detailed. Depicting a thicket of woodland scenery in the background. The pattern name is unknown and the exact maker has not been identified. The quality of the form and detailing of the image is far superior to what would be expected on this diminutive sized piece. The tureen is in overall fairly good condition. With a tight ... morehairline or ageline in the upper left hand corner and no other chips, cracks or repairs. Overall age patina. Stilt marks and minor imperfections original to the making and typical of these early wares, but outstanding overall considering age and scarcity of the form and pattern. Examples are extremely hard to come by. The tiny tureen is a pocket size work of art and will make a fine addition to any collection of childrens wares or miniature doll house transferware dinner wares. Offered as is. We are also other early miniature pearlware ceramics to mix and match. Please send us a note with any questions or if you would like to see additional photos. Thank you for bidding! International Buyers– Please Note: Most of our merchandise is over 100 years old. And we mark our international parcels“antiques– over 100 years old” US and International government regulations do not allow us to mark merchandise values below value or mark items as"gifts” Import duties, taxes and charges, if any, are not included in the item price or shipping charges. These charges are the buyer's responsibility. Please check with your country's customs office to determine what these additional
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