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$180.69 Shipping Location: KINROSS, United Kingdom A very rare Pearlware platter.c1820. The Durham Ox. Recently acquired from the deceased estate of a local farming family.
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$105.92 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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$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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$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 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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$155.77 Shipping Location: KINROSS, United Kingdom Footbath hairline to rim. Filled chip to base.
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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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$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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$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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$30.37 Shipping Location: Fitzwilliam, United States 7” tall by 5” wide
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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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$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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$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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$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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$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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$19.94 Shipping Location: SALISBURY, United Kingdom Style: Georgian.
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$23.99 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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$26.16 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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$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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$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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$112.15 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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$6.41 Shipping Location: Preston, United States Staffordshire Lessons Plate Child 1800sNormal signs of use and wear. 6” diameter.
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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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$124.62 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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$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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$53.71 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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$109.66 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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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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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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$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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$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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$112.15 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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$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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$105.92 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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$24.92 Shipping Location: SALISBURY, United Kingdom Style: Staffordshire. Marks: Unmarked.
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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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$16.40 Shipping Location: New Britain, United States Very good condition no chips or cracks
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Free Shipping Location: Georgetown, United States Staffordshire English Pottery Earthenware Prattware Jug Pitcher. Late 18th Century. Mischievous Sport/ Sportive Innocence" Measures about 7.5" ... moretall. Chipping on spout. Shown in photos, also small chip on inside rime shown in top view photo. I am selling an entire collection from an estate. So please look at my other listings. All have been appraised and have reasonable reserve prices.
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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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$105.92 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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$30.11 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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Free Shipping Location: Morris, United States check all pictures, really nice condition with only very minor wear and mark.
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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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$25.00 Shipping Location: Canyon Country, United States This is an Antique Pearlware Staffordshire "Warty Face" Toby Jug with a Frothy Beer Mug circa 1800. Measures 9 1/2 inches tall 4 1/2 inches across the ... morebase. Overall excellent condition, a few glaze lines and possible restoration to the tri-cone hat.
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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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$81.00 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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$118.38 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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$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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$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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$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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$118.38 Shipping Location: KINROSS, United Kingdom A 19th century Ridgway platter.Decorated with the “oriental Birds” pattern.Condition.Minor surface wear and 2cm base rim chip (see images).Dimensions ... more49cm x 42cm.
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$101.58 Shipping Location: Clinton, United States Huge Antique Staffordshire Early Blue Willow Pearlware Well & Tree Platter, England, c. 1815 - 1835. This huge and very early Staffordshire platter has ... morea blue and white transfer in the famous "Blue Willow" pattern. What makes this platter so special is it is a rare well and tree platter. This platter is unmarked, but it is a very early example from around 1820. I offer this Staffordshire well & tree platter with a Buy It Now. DIMENSIONS: The huge Staffordshire platter is 3 1/16" H. x 16 13/16" W. x 21 1/4" L.. CONDITION: The condition is very good to excellent for the age and large and heavy size. There is no chips, cracks or damage and hardly a scratch. SHIPPING: Buyer pays actual shipping costs based upon the 9 pounds and 12 ounces weight and postal zone.
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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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$81.00 Shipping Location: KINROSS, United Kingdom A Staffordshire blue transfer printed Serving platter.decorated with the “Berlin CHAPLET” patternNice moulded details.
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Free Shipping Location: Batavia, United States A fine example of a pearlware, probably Enoch Wood Pottery Staffordshire, England dating between 1810-1820.
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$16.40 Shipping Location: Clinton, 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 farmer looking after his sheep and cow with a neighbor saying hello to him. The plate has a Franlin's Proverbs verse, from Benjamin Franklin's books. This verse reads, "FRANKLINS PROVERBS - NOW I HAVE A SHEEP AND A COW EVERY BODY BIDS ME GOOD MORROW." 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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$14.60 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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$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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Rare Miniature Pearlware Blue Broseley Willow Teapot Staffordshire 1820 signed
Rare Blue Staffordshire Miniature Teapot BROSELEY WILLOW possibly John Rogers ~ Staffordshire England c. 1820 from Joseph Jackson Miniature Teapot Collection This is a fantastic London shaped miniature teapot c 1820 originally part of a complete tea set and fine antique dollhouse accessory. The tiny teapot stands 3 1/4" high and measures 5 1/2” long with a square knop. Transfer printed in light blue with pearlware glaze. The teapot is decorated in one of the finest early Chinoiserie Blue Willow type pattern called Broseley Willow. The standard features of the Willow pattern are all present- pagoda, lake, bridge, fence, people- and slightly rearranged from traditional. There is a man inside the pagoda as well as 2 others on the bridge. The central image wraps around the entire perimeter with a complementary border trim. The teapot is ... moresigned with a large dramatic painted R. The previous owner attributed it to John Rogers c 1820. If not Rogers. The maker would have been Minton, who commonly used this blank during the same period, or another early 19th century pottery manufactory in the Staffordshire region of England who had a painter with a flair for the dramatic. The teapot was long time part of the Joseph Jackson Teapot Collection. The 400 piece collection was sold at auction in UK in 2001. One teapot at a time, to encourage young collectors who were able to buy them at affordable prices. The teapot is in very good condition especially considering it age and use by generations of young children with no chips or cracks. The lid appears to have been overfired. And based on the feel, it may have been professionally restored. Light wear and overall glaze crazing. And typical firing imperfections consistent with age. These fine early Willow childrens or dolls dishes are like pocket sized works of art. A lovely example, perfect and affordable for a young collector of early wares. We invite you to browse the rest of our auction listings this week to mix and match. We are always happy to combine postage on multiple
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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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Staffordshire Leeds Pearlware Child's Teapot & Mug ~ TULIPS AND VINE ~ c1830 NR
Staffordshire or Leeds Pearlware Painted Child's Toy Teapot and Miniature Toy Mug circa 1830 ~ Painted Lollipop Tulips with Blue and Green Leaves ~ Mug with Red and Blue Flower Vine ~ Teapot is 2 1/4" high ~ about 6" from spout to handle ~ Mug is 1 3/4" high An early English soft paste pearlware teapot neatly painted with rows of tulips that look more like lollipops to me with three little dots above them. With blue flower detail to the handle and spout and finial. The mug has a wandering vine painted in brown red and blue. In very good display condition. The teapot has been painted white on both sides of the spout, I'm not sure why, and also small amount of touch up around the spout, otherwise everything else on it looks great. The mug has a small patch at the rim restored. Thanks for looking. No Reserve! Please see ... morethe other English/ Historical Staffordshire/ porcelain/ pottery/ soft paste/ pearlware/ creamware I have listed.
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Rare Miniature Pearlware Blue Broseley Willow Milk Jug Staffordshire Toy 1820
Rare Blue Staffordshire Pearlware Miniature Creamer Milk Jug BROSELEY WILLOW possibly Minton Staffordshire England c. 1820 This is a fantastic London shaped miniature cream pitcher or milk jug c 1820 originally part of a complete tea set and fine antique dollhouse accessory. The tiny pitcher stands 2" high and measures 3 1/2” long with a London shaped handle. Transfer printed in light blue with pearlware glaze. The teapot is decorated in one of the finer early Chinoiserie Blue Willow type pattern called Broseley Willow. The standard features of the Willow pattern are all present- pagoda, lake, bridge, fence, people- and slightly rearranged from traditional. There is a man inside the pagoda as well as 2 others on the bridge. The central image wraps around the entire perimeter with a complementary fish scale border trim. The creamer is ... moreunmarked. The maker was likely Minton. Who commonly used this blank during the same period, or another early 19th century pottery manufactory in the Staffordshire region of England. The creamer is in very good condition especially considering it age and use by generations of young children with no chips or cracks or restorations. Wear to the edge and an overall light patina from age. The body of the jug feel overfired. A typical firing imperfection consistent with age. These fine early Willow childrens or dolls dishes are like pocket sized works of art. A lovely example, perfect and affordable for a young collector of early wares. We invite you to browse the rest of our auction listings this week to mix and match. We are always happy to combine postage on 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, taxe
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Staffordshire Pearlware ~ ADAMS TEAPOT LID ONLY ~ Dark Blue Transferware c1830
English Staffordshire Pearlware Dark Blue Transferware Teapot Lid Only c1830 ~ Adams Manor House ~ 4 1/8 x 3 1/8" around the outside I'm almost positive this lid belongs to an Adams pattern with a country house and a group of children inspecting a bird's nest in the foreground. Can't find the pattern name. It has an air hole so it is for a teapot. In excellent condition without any damage or restoration I can see. The finial has never been off. 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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ANTIQUE DARK BLUE STAFFORDSHIRE PEARLWARE LARGE TEAPOT BASKET OF FLOWERS
wonderful and large antique early 19th century dark blue STAFFORDSHIRE PEARLWARE TEAPOT decorated with flowers all over the outside surface. The inside of the top, both the spout and the handle and the lid- the lid with a decorative flower shaped finial, acanthus leaf decoration on spout; ca 1820s teapot is unmarked as to maker but has an impressed IX or XI on bottom teapot measures approximately 11 1/2" from tip of spout to tip of handle; the body approximately 6" x 4 1/2" and approximately 7 1/2" high to top of finial on lid teapot is in nice condition but for a few issues- spout has abrasions and chips and a crack(see pictures) there is an old staple repair to the lower part of the body closer to the spout; there are a few abrasions to the scalloped edge around the body of the teapot(also see pictures) a few abrasions ... moreto the inside edge of the lid; in all a really nice example of an early 19th century dark blue staffordshire teapot in pretty good shape
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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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Antique Staffordshire Pearlware Hand Painted Fluted Teapot c 1800
Antique Staffordshire Pearlware Hand Painted Fluted Teapot c 1800. Offered for sale is this pretty pearlware fluted parapet teapot from Staffordshire circa 1800. It has a strap handle. Delicate painted decoration of sprigs and swags in blue, green and brown and an acorn shaped finial. You can see the blue of the pearlware glaze where it pools in the foot rim and by the spout. The vase is unmarked except for a museum catalog number. It dates to the period 1790- 1810. The teapot stands 7 inches tall by 9 inches wide from spout to handle. It weighs 1 lb 5 oz(shipping weight 2 lbs) Condition: The piece is in very good condition with professional repairs to the lid and front part of the parapet rim as shown. Please see the detail photos below. Shipping is by the methods listed in the shipping calculator. Please use the shipping calculator to get ... morea quote to your area. Thank you for your interest. Click below to. View Other Items in Our Store I try hard to describe all items honestly and accurately. But I may make mistakes. Please study the pictures and ask questions before bidding. I will gladly send more pictures if you wish. We are a small family-owned American business. All items are shipped directly to you from Vermont. I will contact you with totals and shipping information within 24 hours of the end of the auction. If you do not hear from me. Please check your spam folders. If you have any questions about accepted forms of payment. Please inquire. Please pay within 10 days of winning the auction. If the item is not paid within this span of time, the item may be re-listed and your bid canceled. Fast payment by the winning bidder is also appreciated, thank you. Residents of Vermont must pay 6% state sales tax. Our US shipping policy goes like this: USPS First Class Mail for small packages that weigh less than 12 oz. USPS Priority Mail for lightweight orders that fit in a box 12" square and under. USPS Parcel post or UPS Ground for heaver and larger items that weigh more than a pound or fit in a box 14" sq
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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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Antique Pearlware Pottery Coffee Pot Transferware, Staffordshire? -damaged lid
Antique English Pearlware Coffee Pot Welcome to my auction! For your consideration is an unmarked antique Pearlware pottery coffee pot. Made in England(perhaps Staffordshire) during the very early 19th century. Blue and white transfer printed decoration. The glaze has a slight bluish tint, mainly on the lid and in the areas of the body where the cobalt has pooled. Measures 12.25 inches to the top of the lid finial; the body is about 9 inches tall. Total weight is 2 pounds and 9 ounces. Condition: The dome shaped lid has a large break on one side. As well as a"stable" hairline crack stemming from this area. The spout has a chip on the tip, and there is a glaze chip a bit farther down. There is some wear to the glaze on the upper right edge of the handle and a glaze chip to the bottom of the handle. Otherwise, the body of this item ... moreis in relatively good condition with no cracks or other major damages. There is some overall crazing and darkening/staining to the glaze, but this would be expected in pottery and earthenware of this age. As a point of interest, the transfer print on the broken lid has been applied upside down. Even with the damages, this is a very interesting and decorative piece! Please consider photos to be a large part of auction description. Upon request. Additional photos are available to potential bidders. I would be happy to answer any questions you may have. Additional bidder information below. All items are guaranteed to be genuine and accurately described. Please keep in mind that some small blemishes and/or signs of wear are to be expected in items of significant age and/or antiquity. Payment: PayPal only please. Payments should be received within 3 days of auction's end. Thank you. Shipping to U.S. addresses: USPS Parcel Post or: USPS Priority Mail International Bidders: USPS Priority Mail International to limited locations. Please see location specific ebay shipping details for more information. Other shipping service options
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Antique Staffordshire Blue Transfer Pearlware Cow Teapot circa 1830
Antique Staffordshire Blue Transfer Pearlware Cow Teapot circa 1830. Handsome Blue transfer Staffordshire teapot with a pattern of cows and cottages. It dates from circa 1830. The teapot is made of earthenware glazed with a pearlware glaze; you can see the blue tint where it pools in the rim. The interior has a filter to catch tea leaves. There is no maker's mark. The teapot measures 5 3/4 inches tall by 10 3/4 inches wide from spout to handle. It weighs 1 lb 8 oz(shipping weight 3 lbs) Condition: Good overall. The base is in excellent condition save for a tiny chip on the inner rim(under where the lid goes) And a couple of tiny flakes off the end of the spout, as shown. The lid has been broken and reglued, as shown. No chips or cracks. Shipping is shown in the shipping calculator. Thank you for your interest. Click below to. View Other ... moreItems in Our Store I try hard to describe all items honestly and accurately. But I may make mistakes. Please study the pictures and ask questions before bidding. I will gladly send more pictures if you wish. We are a small family-owned American business. All items are shipped directly to you from Vermont. I will contact you with totals and shipping information within 24 hours of the end of the auction. If you do not hear from me. Please check your spam folders. If you have any questions about accepted forms of payment. Please inquire. Please pay within 10 days of winning the auction. If the item is not paid within this span of time, the item may be re-listed and your bid canceled. Fast payment by the winning bidder is also appreciated, thank you. Residents of Vermont must pay 6% state sales tax. Our US shipping policy goes like this: USPS First Class Mail for small packages that weigh less than 12 oz. USPS Priority Mail for lightweight orders that fit in a box 12" square and under. USPS Parcel post or UPS Ground for heaver and larger items that weigh more than a pound or fit in a box 14" square and over. Paintings. Prints and other large pieces are shipped using the
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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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Staffordshire PEARLWARE Miniature 8 pc Dinner Set ~ Rogers 1830 Flowing Berries
Normal 0 false false false EN-US X-NONE X-NONE Rare 8 piece Childs Toy Dinner Set FLOWING BERRIES& FLOWERS Staffordshire. England c. 1830 This is a very rare miniature set of 8 graduated plates made as part of an early doll's dinner service for child’s play or to accessorize an elegant pre-Victorian dollhouse. The set is printed in a brilliant cobalt blue against a creamware blank. Finished with pearlware glaze. The set is decorated with an overall sheet print of berries and flowers. The pattern is illustrated and described in Doris Lechler’s book“English Toy China” fig. 203) The set includes: 3 plates@ 3 1/8" 3 plates@ 2 7/8" and 2 plates@2 3/4" The set is unmarked but is on a blank commonly attributed to Hackwood and to Rogers. Both esteemed pottery manufacturers in the Staffordshire region of England in the early ... morepart of the 19th century. Lechler refers to the pattern name as FLOWING BERRIES AND FLOWERS. In very good condition with a short darkened hairline on one plate(not visible from the front) and no other chips cracks or repairs. Transfer wrinkles and uneven coloration around the crevices. Imperfections original to the making and caused in the manual decoration of such a tiny size piece. The imperfections add to the authenticity and charm of the set. An extremely hard to find set, a perfect addition to an advanced collection of miniature pearlware. Offered as is. Free domestic shipping with this purchase. Please send us an email with any questions or if you would like to see additional photos. Thank you for watching our auctions! 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'
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RARE STAFFORDSHIRE PEARLWARE SOFT PASTE TEAPOT AND SUGAR BOWL, BEAUTIFUL!
I AM NO EXPERT AT ANTIQUE POTTERY. AND IF ANYONE VIEWING THESE CAN CORRECT ANY ERRORS IN MY LISTING, I WOULD APPRECIATE IT.AS WELL AS, IF ANYONE CAN GIVE ME ADDED INFORMATION. THESE WERE PURCHASED BY MY DAD AROUND THE 1970'S IN LANCASTER CO. PA. THEY ARE IN GREAT CONDITION, CONSIDERING THAT I WOULD PLACE THEM AROUND 1825. PLEASE EXAMINE THE PHOTOS CAREFULLY, AS THEY ARE THE MAIN PART OF THE DESCRIPTION. FIRST. THE TEAPOT. AS YOU CAN SEE, IT HAS HEAVY OVERALL CRAZING, AND THE PEARLWARE GLAZE IS VERY OBVIOUS. THE FINIAL ON THE LID HAS BEEN REPAIRED. THERE ARE 2 VERY SMALL SHIPS TO THE INSIDE OF THE RIM OF THE BODY OF THE TEAPOT. THERE ARE 2 VERY MINOR ROUGH SPOTS ON THE BASE. THE SPOUT HAS SOME FLEA BITES TO THE UPPER LIP, THAT ARE HARDLY WORTH MENTIONING. YOU WILL SEE SOME LOSS OF PAINT ON BOTH SIDES. ANY OTHER MARKS ARE FROM THE MANUFACTURING ... morePROCESS, I BELIEVE. YOU CAN MAKE OUT THE NUMBER"103" AND THE NUMBER"12" ON THE BOTTOM. IT IS A LARGE PIECE, MEASURING APPROXIMATELY 11" WIDE BY 7 1/2" TALL. THE SUGAR BOWL HAS CRAZING. BUT IT'S NOT AS SEVERE AS ON THE TEAPOT. NOTE IN PHOTOS THAT THE LID HAS HAD A REPAIR ON THE EDGE, AND SOME ROUGHNESS ON THE INNER LIP. THE BODY HAS SOME LOSS OF PAINT, AND THE INSIDE RIM HAS SOME VERY MINOR CHIPPING. THERE IS A ROUGH SPOT ABOUT 2" LONG ON WHAT I GUESS YOU WOULD CALL THE LOWER COLLAR. THE HANDLES EACH HAVE SOME VERY MINOR ROUGH SPOTS. ANY OTHER FLAWS WOULD BE IN MANUFACTURING. THE BOTTOM IS ALSO MARKED WITH THE NUMBER"103" AND HAS AN IMPRESSED LETTER"M" IT MEASURES ABOUT 7" TALL AND 7 1/2" WIDE. I HAVE BEEN LOOKING FOR MATCHING PIECES FOR DECADES. NOW. I'M AT A POINT IN MY LIFE THAT I AM DOWN SIZING, AND DO NOT DO MUCH COLLECTING. AS ALWAYS. PLEASE ASK QUESTIONS BEFORE BIDDING! THAT WAY, WE WILL BOTH BE HAPPY. I DO MY VERY BEST TO DESCRI BE ALL OF MY LISTINGS AS ACCURATELY AS I POSSIBLY CAN. TERMS RETURNS WILL BE ACCPETED IF THE ITEM IS NOT AS DESCRIBED. I ACCEPT PAYPAL ONLY. AND PAYMENT IS EXPECTED W
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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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Early Staffordshire BEEHIVE Pearlware Miniature Childs Creamer 1820
800x600 Miniature Pearlware Child's Toy Cream Pitcher BEEHIVE ~ INDUSTRY Wm Adams Staffordshire England 1820 This is a stunning miniature transferware creamer or milk jug. Originally part of a child's complete tea set. The piece stands 2 1/2" tall to the top of the relief moulded lily flower finial, and measures 4" long from the tip of the spout to the edge of the dolphin-like handle. The color is a rich and earthy purple wine or maroon, with a pearlware glaze. The piece is impeccably potted and light bodied. The little jug depicts a beehive buzzing with activity. In the center of a lavish flower garden with an urn of flowers. The beehive and urn repeats on each side of the base. A bold yet delicate floral border trim finishes off the rim and the lid. The decoration is very rich, with very little white space remaining. The ... morepiece is unmarked except for a tiny tally mark. The pattern is commonly attributed to William Adams(though John Ridgway also produced a similar Beehive pattern) A pottery maker in the Staffordshire district 1810-1825. The piece is in fair condition. With an old lame repair to an old broken handle, amateurly executed but not seen except upon close examination. No other chips cracks or repairs. A stain at the base of the handle. Displays perfectly. A still fine example of this delightful pattern in an absolutely delicious shade of burgundy purple. Offered as is, a glorious addition to any collection. Please send us an email with any questions or if you would like to see additional photos. Its never too early to think about Christmas! 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. Plea
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Early Pearlware Child Miniature Tea Set Sugar COUNTRY LIFE Staffordshire 1830
English Pearlware Childs Miniature Sugar Pot COUNTRY LIFE Staffordshire or Swansea England c. 1830 This miniature sucrier or sugar was originally part of an early English child's or doll’s toy tea set. The little doll house pitcher measures 4" long and stands 2 1/4" tall on four raised bun feet with moulded handles. The lid has gone missing. The little pot is finely potted. Transfer printed in black on earthenware finished with pearlware glaze and hand painted outlining along the rims. Decorated with two'genre' scenes of country life: one pictures a boy tending his sheep while relaxing beneath a tree with his god. The other shows a girl carrying a flower basket. A beautiful English village is seen in the background. Exquisite naive folk art imagery in a beautiful example of early 19th century miniature transferware. ... moreTypically this sugar is unmarked. Based on form and handle. The maker was possibly Godwin or Hackwood in Staffordshire. Wares from Swansea used similar transfers but with a different form. One of the earliest wares intended for children to play with, used to instruct them in proper table manners or for a playtime tea party or simply to decorate a dollhouse table. The sugar in very good condition with no chips cracks or repairs. The sugar has no lid. Discoloration on base consistent with prior use. Offered as is. A striking example of early miniature antique ceramics. Elegant in their simplicity with earthy and whimsical scenes of country life- a fine miniature to add to your black transferware collection or any AAFA Americana advanced collection, ready to be played with by another generation of children of any age. We have also listed other early pearlware miniatures and other interesting children's early transferware and 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 o
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Old Staffordshire Pearlware Blue & White Transfer Coffee Pot 1780-1810 9 3/4
Old Staffordshire Blue& White Transfer Pearlware Coffee Pot& Cover 9 3/4"h. C. 1780-1810. Pear shape on round pedestal foot& with overhang dome cover. Ball finial. Landscape river scene with farm cottage& silo in the background& with travelers meeting on a road, one leading a donkey, in the foreground. Floral borders. The scene is repeated around the neck. Repairs to rim& spout tip. Dome lid is professionally repaired after extensive damage but is intact& solid. Lower rim edge lip of lid is almost evenly worn all around. Pot is clean& displays well. Check out my other items! Be sure to add me to your favorites list! by adding my eBay Store to your Favorites H4725 All Items Are Sent Insured. Insurance charges are included in the Shipping& Handling Charges. International buyers please be aware that we ... moreare 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 with customs and international shipping.
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Staffordshire Pearlware Queens Rose Teapot early 19th century
Staffordshire Pearlware Queens Rose Teapot& Cover 5 1/4"h x 4 3/4" top dia. C. early 19th century Sphere shape with high shaped gallery. Finely painted lavender pink& green roses& leaves on each side. Top diaper circle& flower decoration in rose pink. Red, black& green with red line& dot border, repeated on the cover. Old spout tip nick. Inner underside lid rim with small chip. A very nice clean example. H5732 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 with customs ... moreand international shipping. Check out my! a;06d2.RcmdId ViewItemDescV4,RlogId p4%60bo7%60jtb9%3Fuk.rp73%28%3Ea%3B06d2-145cc08cc5c-0x105-
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Large Staffordshire Prattware Teapot ~ APOLLO & PASSION ~ Pearlware Enamel c1800
A Large Staffordshire Pearlware Prattware Molded Teapot c1800 ~ Apollo and Passion ~ Hanging Vine and Leaf Motifs ~ Almost 7" high to top of finial ~ over 11" from spout to handle A large Prattware teapot relief molded on one side with the figure of Apollo standing beneath an arbor above the impressed inscription"APOLLO THE GOD OF MUSIC. and on the other with a lady seated beneath a matching arbor above the inscription"PASSION SUBDUED BY REASON. The side panels have hanging vines in rows, the base and top rims decorated with raised flower and leaf sprays. All the relief is enameled in green, orange, yellow, brown and blue enamels. Professionally restored 10-15 years ago and sold as found. Displays very impressively. With some of the restoration beginning to yellow. The finial has been replaced or restored and repainted ... morevery well, there's been work to the spout, one side panel and base. 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 Blue Willow Miniature Toy Toddy Plate Staffordshire 1820
Rare Blue Staffordshire Miniature Toddy Tea Plate BLUE WILLOW Staffordshire England c. 1820 This is a lovely little miniature tea plate c 1820 originally part of a complete tea set and fine antique dollhouse accessory. The tiny plate or cup plate measures 3 7/8" in diameter with a gentley scalloped edge. Transfer printed in dark cobalt blue with pearlware glaze. The plate is decorated in one of the classic early Chinoiserie Blue Willow type pattern. The standard features of the Willow pattern are all present- pagoda, lake, bridge, dove birds, fence, 3 men on a bridge. The central image is complemented with a traditional Japanesque border. The plate is unmarked except for a tiny tally mark. It hails from an early 19th century pottery manufactory in the Staffordshire region of England. The plate is in very good condition especially considering ... moreit age and use by generations of young children. No chips or cracks. Light wear minor discoloration and fine glaze crazing. With typical firing imperfections consistent with age. These fine early Willow childrens or dolls dishes are like pocket sized works of art. We are always happy to combine postage on 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 Staffordshire Leeds Type Pearlware 4-Color Hand-Painted Floral Teapot
Ebay Listing Page Antique Staffordshire Leeds Type Pearlware 4-Color Floral Teapot I Item Description: Up for auction is a beautiful antique Leeds type decorated teapot manufactured in England during the late 1700s to early 1800s. The teapot is decorated in four colors with green leaves. Blue flowers and chain garland, brown circles, and a mustard yellow band around the mid-section and lid of the teapot. The teapot features a nice glossy pearlware glaze and all of the decorataion is underglaze. The teapot has an applied handle and it retains its original lid. The teapot is not marked and overall it stands approximately 6 1/2" tall with a length of about 8 1/2" Item Condition: The overall condition of the teapot is very good. It is very clean and it has no chips. Cracks, or repaired areas except for the spout which has about a 1/2" ... moresection of the tip restored and the lid which has three small sections on the outer rim which have been restored. There are also standard light knicks to the inner rim of the teapot where the lid rests. The white earthenware is still bright and the colors are bold with nice contrast. The glaze is glossy with fine consistent crazing throughout and it has mild darkening/staining to the earthenware. There is standard light rubbing and mild glaze loss to the inner rim. Handle, and foot rim. Please be sure to check out my other auctions for more great items! Thank you for your interest in our auctions! We are always looking to purchase quality antique and decorative items. Please contact us if you have any items you are interested in selling. Mission Statement: We will consistently strive to bring authentic antique. Vintage, and collectible items to the market, by purchasing high-quality merchandise for resale, representing the item accurately, and conducting ethical business practices in order to establish trust with reputable buyers who command the highest quality goods for the premium prices they pay. Auction Terms: Upon close of the auction. The winning bidder is responsib
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Pearlware Leeds Lidded Sugar Box FLOWERS & SCALLOP SHELLS Staffordshire c1800
800x600 English Pearlware Leeds Covered Sugar Box FLOWERS& SCALLOP SHELLS Staffordshire c. 1800 This striking lidded sucrier or sugar box stands a generous 4 1/2” tall and measures 5” across the top edge of the lid. It has a tab finial and moulded seashell handles. Hand decorated with high temperature Pratt enamel colors of olive green. Cobalt blue goldenrod and brown polychrome hand painted decoration on creamy earthenware. Cobalt and brown slip outlines on rims and finial and bands of cobalt squiggles on the top rim and lid. 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 it is unmarked. A very early antique decorative earthy teapot. The base ... moreis in great condition with no chips cracks or repairs. The lid has 2 oldish chips on one side. An old chip inside and no other chips cracks or repairs. Rim wear and minor paint loss along the edge. Consistent with age and prior use. Turned form and shell handles adding to the authenticity of the piece. Offered as is. A wonderful early covered box 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 yo
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Pearlware Blue Willow Miniature Toy Cup Plate Hackwood Staffordshire 1820
Rare Blue Staffordshire Cup Plate BLUE WILLOW Staffordshire England c. 1820 This is a lovely cup plate or miniature plate c 1820 originally part of a complete tea set or fine antique dollhouse accessory. The tiny plate or cup plate measures 3 3/8" in diameter. Transfer printed in cobalt blue with pearlware glaze. The plate is decorated in one of the classic early Chinoiserie Blue Willow type pattern. The standard features of the Willow pattern are all present- pagoda, lake, bridge, dove birds, fence, 3 men on a bridge. The central image is complemented with a traditional Japanesque border. The plate is impressed with the Hackwood backstamp. It hails from the early 19th century pottery manufactory in the Staffordshire region of England. The plate is in overall good condition especially considering it age and use by generations of young ... morechildren. A tight hairline visible only on the back side and no chips or cracks. Light patina and age wear minor discoloration and fine glaze crazing and underglaze kiln dust. Typical firing imperfections consistent with age. These fine early Willow childrens or dolls dishes are like pocket sized works of art. We are always happy to combine postage on 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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Staffordshire Coffeepot ~ FRUIT & FLOWERS ~ Pearlware Blue Transferware c1820 NR
A Large English Staffordshire Pearlware Blue Transferware Coffeepot c1820 ~ Fruit& Flowers Pattern ~ Possibly Stubbs. Riley or Davenport ~ Just over 11" high to top of finial and 11" from spout to handle A very. Large bulbous shaped coffee pot with dome top cover, applied c scroll handle and long spout all printed in a dark blue transferware pattern of large flowers and fruit inside leafy shaped cartouches. The handle has a textured surface and printed with tiny white flowers. I think the nicest detail is the the printing of two plums? at the base of the spout(pictured. This is in beautiful display condition. It has several antique pottery issues but none of them really detract from its presence on a table or sideboard. The spout has a few tiny chips at the very edges. There is a chip out of the shoulder rim about 3/8" ... morepictured. The other side of the rim has a crack going down the inside about 4" that is only visible on the outside on the lip of the rim. The lid has several small chips around the outside of the base and one at the rim. This is barely seen when in place and the smaller ones are hidden inside the pot. The finial has never been off! and the handle is very strong with no faults. There is one tiny pottery firing flaw sort of a brown seed stuck in the middle that is original to the firing; see pic. Sold as found with its flaws but as it is found it looks pretty wonderful! This auction is for the coffeepot only. Thanks for looking. No Reserve! Please see the other English pottery/ porcelain/ Historical Staffordshire/ soft paste/ pearlware/ creamware I have listed
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FABULOUS STAFFORDSHIRE SOFT PASTE PEARLWARE TEAPOT, ADAMS ROSE VARIANT, NICE!
THE PHOTOS ARE THE MAIN PART OF THE DESCRIPTION OF THIS LOVELY TEAPOT. SO PLEASE USE THE ZOOM FEATURE AND EXAMINE THEM CAREFULLY. I'M NO EXPERT, I GOT THIS FROM MY FATHER ABOUT 25 YEARS AGO. HE BOUGHT IT IN THE 1970'S IN AN ANTIQUE STORE IN NEW MARKET, MD. FOR ITS AGE. WHICH I THINK IS AROUND 1825, IT IS IN GREAT CONDITION. OTHER THAN THE WONDERFUL DESIGN OF THE BODY, THE CONDITION SHOWS ALMOST NO LOSS OF PAINT. THERE ARE SOME MINOR FLEA BITES AND ROUGH SPOTS. THE FINIAL IS INTACT. AS IS THE HANDLE. THE SPOUT SHOWS A TINY CHIP, AND IN CLOSELY EXAMINING IT, I HAVE ALWAYS THOUGHT THAT THE TIP OF THE SPOUT HAS HAD REPAIR. IF SO, IT WAS DONE LONG AGO, AND A VERY GOOD JOB. I CAN MOSTLY FEEL A DIFFERENCE IN TEXTURE WHEN I RUN MY FINGER OVER THE TOP SIDES OF THE SPOUT. THERE IS OVERALL CRAZING. ON THE FIRST PHOTO. AND I THINK ON THE 10TH, ... moreYOU CAN SEE SOME DISCOLORATION AND WHAT APPEARS TO BE AN EXTREMELY SLIGHT"X" HAIRLINE, AND IT ISN'T A CRACK THAT GOES THROUGH TO THE INSIDE. IT'S ON THE LOWER FRONT LEFT SIDE OF THE TEAPOT. THERE ARE 2 MAKER'S MARKS ON THE BOTTOM. BUT I DON'T KNOW WHAT THEY STAND FOR. THERE IS A VERY CRUDELY IMPRESSED"C" AND NEAR IT, WHAT APPEARS TO BE ANOTHER IMPRESSED BLOCK STYLE"C" I HOPE THAT I HAVE CORRECTLY IDENTIFIED THIS AS BEING AN ADAMS TYPE VARIENT; IT HAS THE S AME TYPE OF DECORATION AS I HAVE SEEN IN MANY ADAMS ROSE PIECES. IT MOST DEFINITELY SHOWS THE PEARLWARE GLAZE. ANY VIEWERS WHO CAN TELL MORE ABOUT THIS PIECE. PERSONS WHO HAVE EXPERTISE, I WOULD LOVE TO HEAR FROM YOU. IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS ABOUT ITS CONDITION. PLEASE DON'T HESITATE TO ASK. MEASUREMENTS: ABOUT 7 1/2" TALL. TO TOP OF FINIAL OVERALL LENGTH. ABOUT 11 1/2" ALMOST 6" WIDE. AT WIDEST POINT. AS ALWAYS. PLEASE ASK QUESTIONS BEFORE BIDDING, SO YOU WILL BE A HAPPY BUYER! PAYMENT IN THE FORM OF PAYPAL IS EXPECTED WITHIN 3 DAYS OF END OF AUCTION. SHIPPING IS TO THE CONTINENTAL 48 USA STATES ONLY. SHIPPING INCLUDES INSURANCE. AS I HAVE NOT PACKED THIS YET
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Rare Pearlware Miniature Tea Set c1825 COUNTRY LIFE Hackwood Staffordshire Black
English Pearlware Childs Miniature Tea Set COUNTRY LIFE Staffordshire England c. 1830 This early English miniature toy tea set was made for childs play or a dolls tea party. The little tea set includes a teapot, sugar and creamer trio. Each piece quite are but even rarer to find the three pieces altogether. The teapot stands on 4 little bun feet just measures 5 1/2” long and 3 3/4" tall to the top of the flower finial with a dolphin handle. The sucrier or sugar box stands 3 1/2" high and measures 4 1/2" across. The cream pitcher or milk jug stands 2 1/2" tall and measures 3 1/2" across. The set was finely potted. Transfer printed in black on creamy earthenware, finished with pearlware glaze and a hand painted outline along the rims and handle. Decorated with traditional'genre' scenes of country life and country ... morecourtship. With scenes of a shepherd boy with his sheep, neighbors talking over the garden gate, a horseman with his dog, a boy and girl discovering a nest on the ground in the garden, and a boy and girl picking flowers. The lid haver tiny snippets of images. Exquisite naive folk art imagery. A beautiful example of early 19th century miniature transferware. Typically. The set is unmarked. Based on the unmistakable form and floral finial, the maker is attributed to be Hackwood in the Staffordshire region of England. One of the earliest wares intended for children to play with, used to instruct them in proper table manners or for a playtime tea party or simply to decorate a dollhouse table. The set is in great condition– chipping on the inside rim of the sugar. And no other chips cracks or repairs. Minor glaze crazing, a minor firing separation and typical smears and smudges consistent with age. A great example of early miniature antique ceramics, elegant in its simplicity with earthy and whimsical scenes of country life- a fine miniature to add to your black transferware collection or any AAFA Americana advanced collection! We are pleased to offer FREE domestic(USA) priority
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ca 1800 Staffordshire pearlware coffeepot King's Rose, w handleless cup & saucer
Offered here without reserve is this rare early 19th C. Staffordshire pearlware coffeepot in the King's Rose pattern. Included in this lot are a nearly matching(insofar as both also are in a variant of the King's Rose pattern) pearlware handleless cup and saucer. Insofar as the coffee pot is concerned. She stands appx 11 1/4" high, 9 1/2" wide from spout to handle. Blacklight reveals no issues with one possible exception- the interior of the lid that sets down into the pot itself. Blacklight there suggests a repair to some chipping- but I say suggests since clearly this was a repair implemented flawlessly some time ago(i.e. absent a blacklight and you can't detect a thing even if you're told there is a repair there) The main body of the coffee pot as well as the cup and saucer are flawless. This is a rare piece and ... morea comparable example sold at auction in 2005 for $2.000+. All three pieces are offered here nevertheless without reserve, though buyer pays $25 for domestic USPS priority mail shipping.
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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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Antique Dark Blue Staffordshire Flower Urn Pearlware Tea Pot 1825
Antique Dark Blue Staffordshire Flower Urn Pearlware Tea Pot 1825. Dark blue Staffordshire tea pot in a flower urn pattern on a stippled background. Circa 1825. You can see the blue of the pearlware glaze where it pools in the foot rims. Stone China" maker's mark, which has not been identified to any one particular maker. The teapot 6 1/4 inches tall by 10 1/2 inches wide The teapot weighs 1 lb 12 oz(shipping weight 3 lbs) The tea pot is in fairly good condition. Save for Teapot: hairline on the base and of the teapot, together with some glaze loss near the base, which has been stabilized with a slightly pinkish glue. One chip on the rim of the lid. The rest fine, a fine looking display piece. Shipping as shown in the shipping calculator. Domestic shipping is free. Click below to. View Other Items in Our Store I try hard to describe ... moreall items honestly and accurately. But I may make mistakes. Please study the pictures and ask questions before bidding. I will gladly send more pictures if you wish. We are a small family-owned American business. All items are shipped directly to you from Vermont. I will contact you with totals and shipping information within 24 hours of the end of the auction. If you do not hear from me. Please check your spam folders. If you have any questions about accepted forms of payment. Please inquire. Please pay within 10 days of winning the auction. If the item is not paid within this span of time, the item may be re-listed and your bid canceled. Fast payment by the winning bidder is also appreciated, thank you. Residents of Vermont must pay 6% state sales tax. Our US shipping policy goes like this: USPS First Class Mail for small packages that weigh less than 12 oz. USPS Priority Mail for lightweight orders that fit in a box 12" square and under. USPS Parcel post or UPS Ground for heaver and larger items that weigh more than a pound or fit in a box 14" square and over. Paintings. Prints and other large pieces are shipped using the best carrier on a case by case basis. We
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Early Pearlware Staffordshire Black Transfer 'Imperial Flowers' Plate
Here is a very attractive Staffordshire pearlware. Black transferware plate in the"Imperial Flowers" pattern. I'm not sure who the maker is. It measures 10 1/2 inches in diameter. There is staining on the reverse that shows through very lightly in a few areas on the front(but is mostly hidden by the transfer design) As well as a blind line on the back that does NOT show on the front. Otherwise this plate is free of cracks. Chips or repairs. Shipping will be $6.00 within the continental US only. Any questions. Or need more images? Feel free to contact me!
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