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$12.45 Shipping Location: Clarkston, United States It features a delicate pink and copper luster banded decoration with pearlware glaze, and was made in the United Kingdom in a neo-classic influenced style. ... moreIt stands 4-3/8" tall at the highest point of the jug.
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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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$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
$15.00 Shipping Location: New Hope, United States Offered here are two piece of English Pottery; Blue Spatter Decorated Pearlware, Circa 1830. Comprising a covered sugar bowl and a footed tea bowl. Crazing ... moreand typical firing imperfections, otherwise good condition. Each displays very well. Please see all photos. The tea bowl with a vertical hairline. Please see all photos.Height of sugar bowl 4 1/2in; diameter 5 1/2in; Height of tea bowl 2 1/2in; diameter 4in.All offers are welcome! Offers close to opening bid will end auction early. Thanks.I will ship within 1 business day of received payment.Local pick-up is available.Please review all photos. Feel free to reach out for additional photos.
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$8.52 Shipping Location: Wethersfield, United States I believe it is an original to which the reproductions were made. Location: 33. I am representing the item to the best of my knowledge.
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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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$19.50 Shipping Location: Philadelphia, United States They have various scenes. Possibly Leeds, Bristol, or close provenance. Circa 1790's. Condition:A few have slight flakes on the edges Shown. Still excellent, ... moreconsidering their age. No cracks or repairs.
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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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$10.00 Shipping Location: Boise, United States Antique English Victorian Blue & White Pearlware Dinner Plate. Item # 9459. I will be happy to answer them.
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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!
$32.08 Shipping Location: CHESTER, United Kingdom Thank you for looking at this beautiful English Pearlware. Liverpool Pennington ‘Daisy Spray’ Pattern Plate c1785 ~ . Please refer to the photographs ... moreregarding condition and size. Also take a moment to look at my other items and good luck.
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$15.10 Shipping Location: Mouth of Wilson, United States This antique English pearlware cow creamer from the 19th century is a remarkable piece of art. Its black Jackfield glaze finish and ceramic material make ... moreit an original and authentic item. Its unique design and style make it an interesting addition to any collection. The cow creamer was made in the United Kingdom. Its age ranges from 1850 to 1899, making it a true antique. This item is perfect for collectors of antique ceramics and Staffordshire pieces.Very good condition See pictures for details I ship the same day or next business day guaranteed. If you have any questions, feel free to ask!
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$27.56 Shipping Location: HIGH WYCOMBE, United Kingdom An antique blue and white English Pearlware leaf shape pickle dish decorated in a Lotus Tendril Pattern. Dates C1815.
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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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$24.70 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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$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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$9.94 Shipping Location: Pittsburgh, United States C1820 English Staffordshire Pearlware Chinoiserie Soup Bowl. 1.5” tall with 8” diameter Excellent condition with no flaws noted.
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$15.70 Shipping Location: Oxford, United States Antique English pearlware jug. Pink, white and copper luster. All I see is a minute chip on base. See close up photo. I did not even see it until.
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$28.16 Shipping Location: BONNYBRIDGE, United Kingdom ~RARE~ Antique Spode Pearleware Transferware Plate in Lange Lijsen Pattern c1815.
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$31.15 Shipping Location: LEICESTER, United Kingdom A blue and white transferware Minton English Scenery series handled dessert dish, c. 1825. It is marked to the underside. Small chip to the underside ... moreof the handle.
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$31.15 Shipping Location: United Kingdom Presenting a Rarity in the Form of an Antique English, Finely Potted Blue and White Pearlware Tea Bowl and Saucer which Dates to the Georgian Period. ... moreThe Saucer is in Good Antique Condition, the tea bowl has a crack trailing around lower body, which is hard to see from exterior.
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$97.55 Shipping Location: MELROSE, United Kingdom (I believe this is ‘Bristol Pottery’ although it is unmarked. The decoration of the spout is idiosyncratic to the Bristol Pottery as are the ‘Fyfieldesque’ ... morefloral decorations. 5th July 2007). Condition: Has hadprofessional restoration to the rim which can be seen under UV light.
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$9.99 Shipping Location: Feura Bush, United States This English pearlware set is unmarked but has glaze that is blue where it pools and simple floral decoration. Teacup & Saucer.
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$27.56 Shipping Location: HIGH WYCOMBE, United Kingdom Dates C1815. An antique blue and white English Pearlware leaf shape pickle dish with blue veined highlights.
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$10.00 Shipping Location: Boise, United States Antique English Victorian Blue & White Pearlware Plate. I will be happy to answer them.
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$9.00 Shipping Location: Yarmouth Port, United States Antique Spatterware saucer with red sponged border and central flower. Pearlware English pottery with partial impressed mark on underside. Circa 18405.5”D ... morex 1.3”HExcellent condition
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$43.93 Shipping Location: MANSFIELD, United Kingdom A late 18th century English pearlware plate. It has a shell and feather edge and there is a small impressed quadrant type mark to the reverse. I believe ... morethis form is not as yet fully attributable but potential candidates are Leeds and William Greatbatch (Staffordshire).
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$69.95 Shipping Location: HALSTEAD, United Kingdom In good condition.
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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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$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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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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$22.50 Shipping Location: Philadelphia, United States Antique condition. overall good - may have wear - small losses typical with pottery of this age. See the Photographs for complete details. Over twenty ... moreyears experience! This fine piece would make a wonderful gift or a fine addition to your collection.
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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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$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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$43.93 Shipping Location: MANSFIELD, United Kingdom A late 18th century English pearlware plate. It has a shell and feather edge and there is a small impressed diamond mark to the underside of the lip. ... moreGeneral crazing which has browned a little, worst to reverse.
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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
$11.97 Shipping Location: Ramsey, United States This antique Spode Copeland 10-1/2" plate is a unique piece that showcases a beautiful English hunt scene with dogs and horses. The blue transferware ... moredesign is a perfect addition to any antique collection and is an original piece from 1891.
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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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$10.00 Shipping Location: Boise, United States Antique English Bowl Blue & White Floral Pearlware. Circa 1820. Marked “Rural Scenery” on back. 1 1/4” deep.
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$45.30 Shipping Location: San Juan Capistrano, United States The basket: Surrounded by chinoiserie patterns on the rim of this chestnut basket. 2 piece set of 19th c Chinese Export Canton Reticulated Basket & Platter ... moreIN SPODE BOOK Blue and white PORCELAIN made in England.
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$24.90 Shipping Location: GRIMSBY, United Kingdom A early English(Staffordshire? pearlware tea canister with its lid. Transfer printed underglaze in blue with a chinoiserie showing four individuals in ... morea garden. Both sides show the same image. The blue is very dark and has somewhat run, looking like flow blue. The glaze has a distinct blue color all over. I have not been able to identify the image from the literature on transfer prints and blue and white. The shape is more common with 18th century creamware. I believe this to be a very early piece of transfer printed pearlware. Ca. 1780-1800. The earliest pearlware was imitating blue and white Chinese and English porcelain and often has a distinctly blue glaze due to the addition of cobalt to the glaze to get the blue color. As is common with early pieces from the 18th century, the canister is unmarked. Condition: The canister and lid are in good condition. With the following damages: Three small chips on de underside of the canister(see photographs of details) A scar to the glaze where the canister touched another object when it was fired Some fleabites Very fine crazing overall Lid: 2 hairlines each ca. 1/2” One chip and one firing crack, all to the sleeve and none of them visible when the lid is on the canister. No restorations. Total height with lid: 3 3/8 inches/ 8.5 cm Maximum diameter: 4 3/4 inches/ 12 cm Shipping and insurance: Buyer pays for priority mail plus additional insurance if needed. I will combine multiple purchases. Bidders outside the US please ask for a quote. Please note that from recent experience as an Ebay buyer I have noticed that some international shipping takes considerably longer than what Ebay indicates. Payment: I will invoice you right after the auction using PayPal. If you don’t think you can pay within 3-4 days of the auction ending please let me know before the auction ends. Secure packaging.
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$30.84 Shipping Location: Milwaukee, United States Pearlware Transferware. Excellent condition. 1905 - Wedgewood Pearlware Transferware Porcelain Pottery. Etruria, England Backstamped, Wedgewood Embossed. ... more1905 - Wedgewood Blue & White Antique Pottery.
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$12.45 Shipping Location: San Dimas, United States Beautiful Staffordshire blue and white design on an English pearlware dinner plate with indented edge made by Wedgwood. Dated around 1820. It is in the ... morebasket and flowers pattern and has an impressed Wedgwood mark.
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$14.00 Shipping Location: Boise, United States Antique 19th Century English Staffordshire. through the holes. Earthenware body, Pearlware glaze. No maker’s Mark. Wonderful as Wall Art.
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$39.96 Shipping Location: BEDALE, United Kingdom This is an antique pearlware wine cup that is moulded into the shape of the God Bacchus' head. Horns and pointy ears. relief moulded. 100mm tall and approx.
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$76.65 Shipping Location: BEDALE, United Kingdom William Burgan. at the base. It has a pretty floral pattern a the borders but no maker's marks etc.
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$40.00 Shipping Condition: Used Location: Saint Helena, United States An antique set of 6 demitasse lusterware coffee cups and saucers (12 pieces total), in a delicate Lilies of the Valley design in silver resist luster ... more(or lustre) over pearlware (or creamware). Georgian / Regency, early 19th-century, c. 1810s-1820s. Unmarked. Probably English. Saucers 4.75" across; cups 2" high.
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$20.05 Shipping Location: Kennett Square, United States Group with Flute Player and dated c.1770. The first has a blue-white glaze and impressed "R. W d Burslem 88", (9 3/4 in. h. (from Lord Revelstoke's collection) ... more& a signature is not noted. Three of these variations for example, are shown on p. 223 of Miller's. ).
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$30.69 Shipping Location: HIGH WYCOMBE, United Kingdom Early 19th Century Antique English regency period Blue and White Transfer Pearlware Plate by John Rogers and Son of Dale Hall, Longport, Staffordshire, ... moreprinted in a blue with the "Zebra" pattern. The reverse with impressed Maker's mark, ROGERS.
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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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$41.12 Shipping Location: MELROSE, United Kingdom 19th century English pearlware dish. Adams Rose Mann & Co. This is a wonderful large pearlware dish with a hand painted ‘Adams Rose’ pattern. I attribute ... morethis to Mann & Co., Hanley (1858 -60).
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$28.10 Shipping Location: BEDALE, United Kingdom Pearlware miniature child's toy tea bowl. This is an antique tea bowl with a nice hand painted floral design on the sides. No maker's marks etc. from ... morewhat I can see. There is also a small crack from the top rim down about 1.5cm long.
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$55.48 Shipping Location: Geelong, Australia Circa 1780. Robert’s ‘ Painted in blue’ page 4 for a group in this pattern, p 144 for more. This bowl is another variation, but is comparable with a group ... moretitled curved fence group, P136 – in particular, the ‘stack of dishes’ tree and the roof on the house shown in fig. 238 is identical to the roof on the house inside this bowl, possibly providing another refining grouping for these interesting wares.
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Free Shipping Location: Israel It was most probably produced at the respected Leeds Pottery although Staffordshire attribution cannot be ruled out. Excellent clear transfer printed ... moredecoration of the Long Bridge pattern. A good display piece and reference example for the knowledgeable collector.
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$65.83 Shipping Location: MELROSE, United Kingdom A pearlware jug c1780 painted with flower sprays within engine turned border. The glaze is almost salt glaze in nature and the body is similar to a light ... morestoneware. c1780.The form almost certainly suggests manufacture by Turner, Lane End.
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$43.62 Shipping Condition: Used Location: ASKAM-IN-FURNESS, United Kingdom In 1797, he was married to Ann Davenport at the church of Norton-in-the-moors. In 1834, records show that he was still a potter, and the likely keeper ... moreof an Ale house in Burslem. "Sherratt?. Item condition: Both in good antique condition.
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$8.70 Shipping Location: San Dimas, United States This beautiful antique English pearlwere side plate, made by John Rogers & son in Staffordshire, Stoke-on -Trent, England. It features a Chinese porcelain ... morepattern and blue transfer-printed. Circa 1830s.
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$18.55 Shipping Condition: Used Location: Asheville, United States Lovely pair of antique Minton 19th century period soup plates/bowls. These are an eartheware pearlware body and marked with Minton BB for Minton Best ... moreBody. This impressed mark was used during the mid to late 19th century.
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$15.45 Shipping Location: Clarkston, United States The pearlware blue glaze pools under the roofline and in the detailed windows. It is unsigned, from the UK, and was likely made in the Staffordshire district.
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Antique English Pearlware Pottery Tea Pot, c1800
Antique English Ceramic Pearlware Pottery Batavia Tea Pot with Chinoiserie decoration in underglaze iron red. Green, and blue enamel colors. The entwined ribbed handles end in floral terminals; the spout is decorated in underglaze iron red enamel. The lid has a floral finial and also has Chinoiserie decoration in underglaze blue, green and iron red. c1800 CONDITION: Minor chip on the knop-no restoration. MEASUREMENTS: 5 1/2" Tall and 7 1/2" Wide from the tip of the spout to the handle. Please don't hesitate to let us know if you have any questions. And. If you are ever in the Wilton, CT, area, we hope you'll drop by our shop at 228 Danbury Rd(route 7) right next door to the Wilton Historical Society-another great place to visit. Our hours are Thursday-Sunday from 11:30am-6:30pm and by appointment. As you can see from the ... morephotos of our shop, we carry a wide assortment of furniture, paintings, decorative arts, vintage treasures and delectable collectibles. We hope to have the opportunity to meet you in person.
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Early ENGLISH PEARLWARE TEA SET Blue PAGODA Willow TRANSFERWARE Staffordshire
Early ENGLISH PEARLWARE TEA SET Blue PAGODA Willow TRANSFERWARE Staffordshire Offered for sale is this antique. Early English pearlware blue transferware tea set. There is no maker's mark- I have seen very similar patterns by New Hall and Miles Mason. This is a quality set with relief molding on the teapot, sugar, cream jug, and lids, and beautifully detailed handles. The feel and style makes me think this set dates to the very early 1800s. The set consists of 41 pieces. Which are: 1 teapot with lid 1 waste bowl 1 sugar with lid 1 creamer jug 2 handled serving plates 11 plates 12 cups 12 saucers Please excuse the reflections in the pictures. SIZE: The teapot is just over 8.5 inches tall. And is approximately 9.25 inches from handle to spout. The sugar is just over 7 inches tall to the top of the finial. The creamer jug is approximately ... more5.75 inches tall. The waste bowl is approximately 6 inches diameter and just over 3.5 inches tall. The handled serving plates are just over 9.5 inches wide from handle to handle. The plates are just over 7 inches diameter. The saucers are approximately 5.5 inches diameter, and the cups are approximately 2.75 inches tall. CONDITION: Considering its age and the number of pieces the set is in very good condition. Some issues to note: there is some light discoloration here and there. But overall the color is very good and white; 1 of the handled serving plates has 2 faint hairlines from the rim; 2 of the plates have a small flea bite on the rim; 3 cups have hairlines on the rim; 1 cup has a manufacturing separation on the rim and a few have manufacturing flaws on the handles; there is a hairline around the bottom of the teapot; there are a few fleabites inside the rim of the teapot that are completely covered by the lid; there is a crack in the sugar bowl. Please see the close up pictures. Al l photos below can be enlarged by clicking on them. The International shipping cost is an estimate- if the actual shipping cost is lower than what is quoted. I will refund the difference. Chec
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4 19c NEW HALL ENGLISH PORCELAIN PEARLWARE QUEENS ROSE CUPS & SAUCERS c1790
4 19c NEW HALL ENGLISH PORCELAIN PEARLWARE QUEENS ROSE CUPS& SAUCERS c1790 This auction is for a beautiful 19c English Porcelain Pearlware SET OF 4 tea bowls and saucers. Decorated in Queen's Rose pattern with raised ribbed edge along the bottom. Dates circa 1790-1810. Probably New Hall or a Staffordshire factory. I have the tea set listed. Measures 3.5 and 5.5" Please see my other matching pieces.
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Antique English PEARLWARE STRAWBERRY TEAPOT Tea Pot Strawberries STAFFORDSHIRE
Antique English PEARLWARE STRAWBERRY TEAPOT Tea Pot Strawberries STAFFORDSHIRE Offered for sale is this antique pearlware teapot decorated with relief strawberries. It has some issues and is being sold"As-Is" so I've set the opening bid accordingly. Please excuse the reflections in the pictures. SIZE: The teapot is approximately 10 inches long from handle to spout. And just over 6 inches high. It weighs 1 pound 13 ounces. CONDITION: The tip of the spout has been nicely restored. The handle has been broken and reattached. I have included a picture under a blacklight so you can see the location of the 2 minor touch ups near the rim of the body. There are some paint flakes. Most noticeable on some of the green leaves. Please see the close up pictures. Al l photos below can be enlarged by clicking on them. Check my feedback and ... morebuy with confidence! Click to view supersize image Click to view supersize image Click to view supersize image Click to view supersize image Click to view supersize image Click to view supersize image Click to view supersize image Click to view supersize image Click to view supersize image Click to view supersize image Click to view supersize image Click to view supersize image Click to view supersize image Click to view supersize image Click to view supersize image Click to view supersize image Click to view supersize image Click to view supersize image Click to view supersize image Click to view supersize image Please note that Pennsylvania residents must pay 6% sales tax. We do not charge a handling fee. The shipping cost consists of the estimated USPS or UPS rate for shipping your item plus packing materials which generally consist of a new heavy duty box. Bubble wrap and any other materials required to ensure that your item makes it to you safe and sound. INTERNATIONAL BIDDERS PLEASE NOTE: We appreciate and encourage international customers. Please be aware that you are responsible for paying customs charges and any related fees for your item. We do not know the customs char
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Antique English Pearlware Prattware 19c. Staffordshire Pottery Pitcher
This lovely Staffordshire Pearlware Pitcher in the likeness of an English cottage measures about 6.5" tall. And about 7" long, and about 4" wide. It has overall crazing, some enamel loss, and some staining, and is all that ware just makes it even better. It has some serious age dating to the first half of the 19th century, and has a great look to it. Please only bid if you are serious about paying for the item.
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English Pearlware Leeds Teapot SCROLLS SWAGS & SPRIGS Staffordshire c. 1800
800x600 English Pearlware Leeds Teapot SCROLLS SWAGS& SPRIGS Staffordshire c. 1800 This striking cannon ball shaped teapot stands 5" tall and measures 9” long from the edge of the handle to the tip of the spout. It has a bulbous middle curved spout and inset lid. Steam hole in the ball finial. Hand decorated with high temperature Pratt enamel colors of olive green. Cobalt blue and brown, polychrome hand painted decoration on creamy earthenware. Brown slip outline on rim and squiggles on the spout and handle painted with scrolls swags and srigs of flowers with a 4 dot square punctuation mark. Finished with pearlware glaze. An lovely example of late 18th century folk art. The piece was made in Staffordshire or possibly Leeds or Yorkshire in England in the style that exemplifies the wares that were exported to Pennsylvania. Typically ... moreit is unmarked. A very early antique decorative earthy teapot. The teapot is in only fair condition with a tight but substantial crack running through the bottom. Several chips on the lid and no other chips or cracks. Discoloration on the base consistent with prior use. Turned form and leaf terminals adding to the authenticity of the piece. Offered as is. A wonderful early teapot perfectly elegant in its simplicity in a stunning earthy pattern to add to any AAFA Americana advanced collection! We have also listed other early pearlware transferware and earthenware ceramics this week, to mix and match. We are always happy to combine shipping of multiple purchases. 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 res
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ENGLISH PEARLWARE TEAPOT--EARLY 19TH CENTURY LUSTRE--SPOUT AS IS--BUY IT NOW
YOU ARE BIDDING ON A ENGLISH PEARLWARE TEAPOT-EARLY 19TH CENTURY LUSTRE-SPOUT AS IS-BUY IT NOW. GOOD LUCK! GN) PLEASE SEE PICTURES FOR DAMAGE TO SPOUT MEASURES APPROX. 11" SPOUT TO HANDLE X 6" ACROSS X 6.5" TALL WE GLADLY COMBINE SHIPMENTS. ~SHIPPING QUOTES ARE FOR CONTINENTAL UNITED STATES~
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English Pearlware Leeds Sugar Brushstroke CORN STALK LEAF Staffordshire c. 1800
English Pearlware Leeds Brushstroke Sugar Corn Stalk Leaf Staffordshire c. 1800 This striking covered sugar box stands 4" tall and measures 5” across to top rim. With a turned base and ball finial on the lid. Hand decorated with high temperature Pratt enamel colors of sepia and ochre polychrome hand painted decoration on creamy earthenware, brown slip outline on the rim and a 4 dot square punctuation mark. Finished with pearlware glaze. An lovely example of late 18th century folk art ceramics from England. The piece was made in Staffordshire or possibly Leeds or Yorkshire in England in the style that exemplifies the wares that were exported to Pennsylvania. Typically it is unmarked. A very early antique decorative earthy sugar. Deaccession mark on base. The piece is in only fair condition with several small chips on the foot rim and ... moretop edge. A large and smaller chip on the edge of the lid lid and no other chips or cracks. Pearlware glaze adding to the authenticity of the piece. Offered as is. A wonderful early sugar perfectly elegant in its simplicity in a stunning earthy pattern to add to any AAFA Americana advanced collection! We have also listed other early pearlware transferware and earthenware ceramics this week, to mix and match. We are always happy to combine shipping of multiple purchases. 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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Antique English DaveStaffordshire Blue Transfer Pearlware Cow Teapot c1830
Blue& white staffordshire. Romantic Transferware by Davenport in the"Montilla" pattern. This octagonally shaped teapot was made between 1820 and 1860. It features a scrolled and floral band around the rim. The central inner medallion and two scenes on each side feature an onion domed(almost Russian Orthodox) temple. With a woman on its steps at the right. There is a river in the center, which is very typical of this genre. The left bank features towering elm trees and a village with mountains in the background. A lower register of lines, stylized squares and scrolls graces the pedestaled bottom. The transfer is a crisp, clear, light blue on white ironstone. The teapot stands 10" inches tall. And is 10" wide There are some discoloration nicks in the inner rim where lid meets and some discolorations on inside of pot
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FINE ENGLISH PEARLWARE BLUE & WHITE COFFEE POT - C.1790-1800
An excellent. English pearlware coffee pot, with domed lid, dating to 1790-1800. Decorated with a blue and white, transfer printed, Willow" type, Chinese landscape pattern. Measuring 8" high. The lid's finial has been neatly restuck and there is a very tiny, old frit to the tip of the spout. Otherwise in very good condition. Please note that the shipping price quoted is for airmail to the US. Using Royal Mail's"Airsure" service, with tracking and insurance. Bidders in other locations should email for postage prices.
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ANTIQUE LEEDS PEARLWARE ENGLISH COFFEE POT Circa 1790 - 1800'S, No Reserve
From a Andover Massachusetts Estate You are bidding an ANTIQUE LEEDS PEARLWARE ENGLISH COFFEE POT Circa 1790- 1800'S. No Reserve Very Good Condition for its age. Some minor issues, such as a spider on the lid and glaze wear on the base and lid. See Images. No Cracks or Repairs that I could see. Approx 10 inches Tall. NO RESERVE ↑ LOOK AT THE PICS ↑ Please view pictures as part of the description. It is important that you look at the pictures. See Images for Details and Condition. PLEASE REMIT ALL CORRESPONDENCE THROUGH EBAY MY MESSAGES EMAIL. WE COMBINE SHIPPING WHENEVER POSSIBLE insurance included in all shipping Sellers payment instructions PayPal Preferred. Shipping estimate included however final cost may vary depending on location and special packaging. Shipping cost always the responsibility of the buyer regardless of what the shipping ... morecalculator says. If you are outside of the domestic United States please check with us for final shipping fee. Seller's return policy: 100% Money Back Return Policy Details: Item must be returned within 14 Days. Refund will be given as Money Back. Return Policy Details: MONEY WILL BE REFUNDED ONCE ORIGINAL ITEM IN IT'S ORIGINAL CONDITION IS RETURNED TO THIS SELLER. ONCE PAYMENT IS RECEIVED ITEMS WILL BE SHIPPED OUT WITHIN 3 DAYS. PLEASE REMIT ALL CORRESPONDENCE THROUGH EBAY MY MESSAGES EMAIL. NO SHIPPING TO RUSSIA OR THE UKRAINE
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Beautiful English Pink Lusterware 19th Century Staffordshire Pearlware Tea Set
This Pink Lusterware Tea Set includes 1 teapot. 1 sugar bowl w/ lid, 1 creamer, 1 serving tray, 8 teacups, 8 saucers + 3 saucers(not pictured-extra + very stained) This set is being sold as-is. It has some condition issues. teapot-8" tall x 10" long-small hairline. Small stain to exterior, minor gilding wear. serving plate-10.5" x 9.5" staining. Production flaw to rim 2-3mm sugar bowl-7" tall x 7" handle to handle-crack on handle. Staining, tiny chip to interior of lid. creamer-5-1/4" tall-crack in handle. Staining cups-2.75" tall x 3" diameter-3 w/ chips to foot. 2 cups have hairlines, staining, gilding wear. saucers- staining. Chip to one, production stress crack to foot of one, gilding wear.
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rare ca 1820 English pearlware porcelain 3-pc tea service, strawberry motif
Offered here without reserve is this ca 1820 English pearlware 3-pc tea service in the strawberry motif- teapot. Creamer and sugar. The teapot measures 11" from handle to spout, appx 7" high and 4 5/8" wide; the creamer is 6 1/2" long, 4" high and 3 3/8" wide while the sugar is 7 1/2" wide x 6" high x 4 1/2" wide. There are some apologies, though none that preclude actually using this service. First, the body of the sugar has a browner tone to it that does its lid and the other pieces, thus suggesting that this is an assembled set. Second, both the teapot and sugar have age lines underneath- lines that on the teapot at least come partially thru to the other side. I emphasize, though, that these are not repaired cracks but due to the somewhat natural aging of the pieces. Finally, there is a hairline ... morewhere the handle joins the teapot at the top of the handle- but no crack below and the handle has not been repaired or reattached. In any event, again, there is no reserve but buyer pays $18 for domestic USPS shipping. Insofar as international shipping is concerned, only actual shipping costs will be charged.
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Antique English Pearlware Flow Blue Tea Canister Transfer Printed 1780-1800
A early English(Staffordshire? pearlware tea canister with its lid. Transfer printed underglaze in blue with a chinoiserie showing four individuals in a garden. Both sides show the same image. The blue is very dark and has somewhat run, looking like flow blue. The glaze has a distinct blue color all over. I have not been able to identify the image from the literature on transfer prints and blue and white. The shape is more common with 18th century creamware. I believe this to be a very early piece of transfer printed pearlware. Ca. 1780-1800. The earliest pearlware was imitating blue and white Chinese and English porcelain and often has a distinctly blue glaze due to the addition of cobalt to the glaze to get the blue color. As is common with early pieces from the 18th century, the canister is unmarked. Condition: The canister and lid are ... morein good condition. With the following damages: Three small chips on de underside of the canister(see photographs of details) A scar to the glaze where the canister touched another object when it was fired Some fleabites Very fine crazing overall Lid: 2 hairlines each ca. 1/2” One chip and one firing crack, all to the sleeve and none of them visible when the lid is on the canister. No restorations. Total height with lid: 3 3/8 inches/ 8.5 cm Maximum diameter: 4 3/4 inches/ 12 cm Shipping and insurance: Buyer pays for priority mail plus additional insurance if needed. I will combine multiple purchases. Bidders outside the US please ask for a quote. Please note that from recent experience as an Ebay buyer I have noticed that some international shipping takes considerably longer than what Ebay indicates. Payment: I will invoice you right after the auction using PayPal. If you don’t think you can pay within 3-4 days of the auction ending please let me know before the auction ends. Secure packaging.
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Antique Early 19th Century English Pearlware Strawberry Tea Service 16 Piece Set
Antique Early 19th Century English Pearlware Strawberry 16 Piece Tea Service Set. Set includes Teapot. Sugar& Creamer, 6 cups, 6 plates/ small bowls, and one large bowl. Sold in"As Is" condition. This is a very old and hard to find set. For more information about this set and style of pottery visit this site: http:www.rufusfosheeantiques.com/articles/strawberry.html Pieces have some markings mostly etched numbers or the letter W or E. Some have a painted X or W. Teapot measures 11" from handle to spout. 6" wide, and 5 1/2" high. Sugar Bowl measures 6" long, 4 1/4" wide, and 6" high. Creamer measures 7" long, 3 1/2" wide, and 4" high. Large bowl is 6 1/4" in diameter and 3 1/2" high. Cups are 3 3/4" in diameter and 2 1/2" high. Saucer or small bowls are 6" ... morein diameter and 1 1/2" high. Payment is expected within 3 days of end of auction. We ship within 2 business days of receipt of payment. Thank you for your business! RcmdId ViewItemDescV4,RlogId p4%60bo7%60jtb9%3Fuk.rp*a4%601gc%3E-145951e984b-0x10e-
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PEARLWARE ENGLISH TEAPOT C.1810
A Pearlware Teapot. C. 1810. Unidentified. Hand-painted pink roses with a band of pink. Handle has a section that fell off during firing and has been glazed(see photo 2) There are a few flea bites on the rim and a tiny piece of the finial top is missing. Otherwise the pot is sound. Normal use.This is a good, early pot. Approximately 11 inches from spout to handle. 6 1/2 inches high. Seller ships to the U.S. only and deliveries go out on Monday. Wednesday and Friday. Sydney M. Powers Teapot Collection: This pot comes from the SMP Teapot Collection. The emphasis of the collection spanned a time frame from 1740 to 1875. No two teapots were the same. All were of English origin. At one point there were over 500 teapots in the collection. As is common with Teapots of this period, many needed to be restored. Some received museum restoration(basic ... morestabilizing) while others received a more complex restoration, including painting, glazing and gilt work. Sydney was a certified, trained professional restorer. She worked on her collection for 38 years before donating them to the Marc-James Museum in 2003. Many of the pots are being sold. space is an issue. These teapots are intended for display purposes, not for use. Please keep that in mind when bidding. The last photo shows Sydney with some of the teapots on display at Marc-James Museum, 2003.
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1830s Polychrome English Teapot With Cows Pearlware?
Very good condition for its age. No markings. 2 hairline cracks near handle(see photos)
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1825 English Regency Pearlware Pink Lustre Black Transfer Teapot Mother Child
1825 English Regency Pearlware Pink Lustre Black Transfer Teapot Mother Child Description: Presenting this early 19th century English pearlware pottery fancy teapot. Black transfer scenes each side mother and child. Pink lustre trim. Saucer is 5-3/8 inches diameter. Approx. 10-1/2 inches long spout to handle and 6-1/2 inches tall to finial. No cracks or repairs. I count 7 small glaze flake around cover. 1 small flake on spout, 1 very shall glaze flake corner of foot. see photos) No staining. Very bold, striking piece.
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ENGLISH PEARLWARE TEAPOT C.1800 WHIMSICAL MONOCHROMATIC PATTERN
An English Pearlware Teapot. C.1800. Unidentified manufacturer. Whimsical monochromatic pattern in a soft brown hue. There is a small chip to the interior edge of lid. Finial has been re-attached. There is a small hairline at the base of the pot which has allowed some tea staining(see photos) There is a flea bite on the tip of the spout. This pot displays very nicely. A fine example of late 18th early 19th Century taste. Approximately 10 1/4 inches from spout to handle. Approximately 7 1/2 inches high. Seller ships to the U.S. only and deliveries go out on Tuesday and Thursday. Shipping via UPS Ground so a street address is required. Sydney M. Powers Teapot Collection: This pot comes from the SMP Teapot Collection. The emphasis of the collection spanned a time frame from 1740 to 1875. No two teapots were the same. All were of English origin. ... moreAt one point there were over 500 teapots in the collection. As is common with Teapots of this period, many needed to be restored. Some received museum restoration(basic stabilizing) while others received a more complex restoration, including painting, glazing and gilt work. Sydney was a certified, trained professional restorer. She worked on her collection for 38 years before donating them to the Marc-James Museum in 2003. Many of the pots are being sold. space is an issue. These teapots are intended for display purposes, not for use. Please keep that in mind when bidding. The last photo shows Sydney Powers with some of the teapots on display at Marc-James Museum, 2003.
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Antique English Staffordshire Pearlware Teapot Leeds w Swan Finial Thomas Harley
A beautiful late 18th early 19th century Leeds pearlware teapot with swan finial. Unsigned but possibly by Thomas Harley. There's just the palest tinge of blue to the glaze. There are some small chips/flakes to the inside rim of the lid and some very minor flaking at the spout. There's a tight surface hairline on the inside of the pot, does not go through to the other side. It's a beautiful thing. I have many wonderful items for sale in my Sunny Knoll Antiques eBay store. So please check my listings for other great finds. Always happy to combine shipping or provide additional photos. PLEASE CHECK FOR A VACATION FLAG AT THE TOP OF THE PAGE BEFORE MAKING A PURCHASE! INTERNATIONAL BIDDERS: Import duties. Taxes and charges are not included in the item price or shipping charges. These charges are the buyer's responsibility. Please ... morecheck with your country' s customs office to determine what these additional costs will be prior to bidding/buying. These charges are normally collected by the delivering freight(shipping) company or when you pick the item up. Do not confuse them for additional shipping charges. I do not mark merchandise values below value or mark items as"gifts" US and International government regulations prohibit such behavior. Please don't ask. The cost of insuring your item against breakage or loss will not be reflected in your postage label, because I use a third-party insurer. THE FINE PRINT: Most of the items I sell come from estate/yard sales. Flea markets, etc. Accordingly, they most always will show some signs of use. I try diligently to well describe each item I sell. My over 15-year 100% positive feedback is a testament to that. My barn is open by chance or appointment and people stop by to shop. I'll often sell a piece that has no bids. So if you see something you want, don't wait until the last moment to bid because it might not be there! Please feel free to ask questions. eBay will automatically engage its bidder assistant program on items that remain
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