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$33.65 Shipping Location: LEICESTER, United Kingdom A blue and white transferware Pountney Arms of Bristol pattern dinner plate, c. 1825. It is unmarked. The restoration has gone slightly yellowy from the ... moreback.
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$56.08 Shipping Location: United Kingdom Presenting a Beautiful Antique Blue and White Transferware Pearlware Large Oval Serving Bowl by Bathwell and Goodfellow which Dates to the Georgian Period. ... moreCirca 1820+. Decorated in the Pattern Entitled 'Basket of Flowers'.
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$31.15 Shipping Location: LEICESTER, United Kingdom An uncommon blue and white transferware Spode Bowpot pattern dinner plate, c. 1825. It is marked to the underside.
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$12.45 Shipping Location: Kennett Square, United States Flea bite nicks at the foot rim edge. Round smooth edge shape. Vine border King's Rose pattern. Sam Laidacker's. th – early 19. th century.
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$31.15 Shipping Location: LEICESTER, United Kingdom A blue and white transferware Robinson Temple Parkland pattern dinner plate, c. 1825. It is unmarked. There are two small glaze loses; one to the shoulder, ... moreone to the rim.
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$16.00 Shipping Location: Furlong, United States This is an early 19th century cream ware child's plate depicting Spring. It has a multicolored floral border surrounding Spring himself. It would be great ... moreif you could find the other 3 seasons To make a complete set.
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$55.48 Shipping Location: Geelong, Australia Fine Antiques since 1959.
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$31.15 Shipping Location: LEICESTER, United Kingdom A blue and white transferware Davenport two-handled dessert dish, c. 1840. It is marked to the underside. Good condition bar small rub to one handle.
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$12.45 Shipping Location: Newark, United States Antique Clews Staffordshire England 4" Saucer w/ Dark Blue Ribbed Scalloped Pearlware Edge ca. 1815. See photos for condition. As-is. Smoke-free home. ... moreShips USPS First Class Mail. Shipping can be combined with other items.
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$12.45 Shipping Location: Kennett Square, United States Early Staffordshire King's Rose Pearlware Tea Bowl Handleless Cup. Round smooth edge shape. Solid border with four floral reserves King's Rose pattern. ... moreVariant of Sam Laidacker's. 3½“ dia x 2¼" h, c. late 18.
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Location: Canada Has A Blue And White Willow Pattern. England 1890. This is NOT the case.
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$36.24 Shipping Location: MELROSE, United Kingdom Earthenware soup tureen ladles are rare survivors. Overall condition is excellent.
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$33.65 Shipping Location: United Kingdom Presenting a Beautiful and Scarce Antique Pearlware Plate by Swansea, from the Baker Bevins & Irwin Period which Dates to the Regency Period. A Really ... moreLovely Piece for any Swansea Collector. Circa 1830.
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$39.93 Shipping Location: NOTTINGHAM, United Kingdom Very Rare Beanes Wedgwood Teapot/Water Jug This piece is carrying the same decoration as the more widely seen Beane infusers This though is Octagonal ... morein shape and very much styled teapot style with a handle 10.5 cm wide and tall - excluding lid height two pint capacity A very rare piece condition - see above Postage Worldwide Returns accepted .
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$15.00 Shipping Condition: Used Location: Saint Helena, United States An antique pearlware plate, c. 1830 from the costumes, featuring two sisters and their dog. Transferware design, hand-painted with a wash of deep pink, ... moreblue, green, and gold. Wear as shown. 7 1/2".
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$16.40 Shipping Location: Kennett Square, United States Remarlably, one of the plates has a printed script e on the underside of the well & another has a open crescent c similar to Worcester, Caughly & Lowestoft ... moremarks. The third has only the impressed Spode mark.
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$37.74 Shipping Location: NOTTINGHAM, United Kingdom Regency Pearlware Jug Inscribed with initials and dated 1813 Reeded regency styling to body Hand painted floral decoration Moulded Body Condition is excellent ... more14 cm tall 13 cm diameter body In very good condition - see above Postage Worldwide Returns accepted .
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$33.65 Shipping Location: MORPETH, United Kingdom An Antique Staffordshire. 15cm x 12cm high.
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$16.40 Shipping Location: Seattle, United States Antique Admiral Nelson & Captain Hardy Pratt ware Pearlware Jug Circa 1790 to 1800 it measures 5 1/8 inches tall and 5 inches from spout to handle.
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$33.65 Shipping Location: United Kingdom Presenting a Beautiful and Scarce Antique Pearlware Plate by Swansea, from the Baker Bevins & Irwin Period which Dates to the Regency Period. A Really ... moreLovely Piece for any Swansea Collector. Circa 1830.
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$28.42 Shipping Location: MELROSE, United Kingdom Miniature pearlware side plate c1840. Clear blue transfer printed decoration finished with pearlware glaze. NOTE: See p113 of Milbourn's Understanding ... moreMiniature British Pottery & Porcelain. Antique Collector’s Club.
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$28.21 Shipping Location: MELROSE, United Kingdom Cockson retired in 1862. C&H late Hackwood miniature pearlware plate. Blue and White Transferware. A charming miniature pearlware plate nicely stamped ... moreto the back ‘C&H Late Hacwood’. Weight: 26gms.
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$18.90 Shipping Location: Portugal Antique Pearlware (Pearl Ware) child's nursery plate from England. The plate has a hand colored transferware scene of two children in period dress, titled. ... more"The Birds Nest". There is a flake of glaze missing on the rim, as illustrated.
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$48.08 Shipping Location: MELROSE, United Kingdom Job Ridgway arcaded plate PAIR. Curling palm pattern c1805. A very scarce pearlware arcaded plate PAIR. Blue and white underglazed transfer of the Curling ... morePalm’ pattern c1820. One plate has a beautiful clear J Ridgway impressed mark (used 1802-8) to the base.
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$34.12 Shipping Location: STANSTED, United Kingdom 15.1/4" in length X 12.1/2", in good condition for age, showing surafce / usage wear / marks, crazing, a small area of staining and a chip to underside ... morerim.
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$55.48 Shipping Location: Geelong, Australia Antiques are our Profession, not just a Hobby! rim cracks.
$30.08 Shipping Location: NOTTINGHAM, United Kingdom Beautiful Antique small dainty Carlton China Pearlware set of Milk/cream jug and sugar bowl made in Stoke on Trent and well stamped. Beautiful gleaming ... morepearlware with slightly raised White Heather motive which says "Lucky White Heather From Torphins " on Both jug and bowl.
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$61.98 Shipping Location: MORPETH, United Kingdom Antique Character / Toby Jug Ralph Wood with clay pipe and mug of ale 19th century pearlware height 25cm in good condition.
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Location: Canada England 1890. This is NOT the case. Tree Has Well Shaped Impression Into The Body And Has A Blue And White Pattern. 16"w x 12.75"d x 1.5"h.
$32.87 Shipping Location: BRIDGEND, United Kingdom Antique Wedgwood Flow Blue & White Pearlware Water Nymph Plate c.1860s. Dispatched with Royal Mail Tracked 48.
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Location: Canada England 1890. This is NOT the case. Tree Has Well Shaped Impression Into The Body And Has A Blue And White Pattern.
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$33.65 Shipping Location: United Kingdom Presenting a Beautiful and Scarce Antique Brown and White Pearlware Plate by Swansea, from the Baker Bevins & Irwin Period which Dates to the Regency ... morePeriod. Decorated in the a Pretty and Rather Rare Botanical Pattern Known as 'Flowers and Shells'.
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$31.15 Shipping Location: United Kingdom Rare Example Georgian Joshua Heath 'Trophies' Pearlware Dinner Plate 1795. Presenting a Very Rare Example of Blue and White Transferware Antique Dinner ... morePlate by Joshua Heath or John Harrison which Dates to the Late Georgian Period.
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$30.34 Shipping Location: NOTTINGHAM, United Kingdom 25 cm diameter Pearlware blue and white transferware plate Early 19th century Very good condition In very good condition - see above Postage Worldwide ... moreReturns accepted .
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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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$49.85 Shipping Location: United Kingdom A pair of 19th Century antique famille rose pearlware tea bowls. Both bowls are The other bowl has a 0.4 cm just below the rim and a 0.2 cm chip on the ... morefoot. Height: 4.3 cm.
$30.02 Shipping Condition: Used Location: Melbourne, Australia SEE PHOTOS FOR GUIDE TO SIZE & CONDITION.
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$34.07 Shipping Location: MORPETH, United Kingdom An Antique Staffordshire pearlware Figure of a recumbent fawn in excellent condition 19th century 15cm x 12cm high.
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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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$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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$55.48 Shipping Location: Geelong, Australia Wedgwood, cousin of Josiah Wedgwood, who went north to work at Ferrybridge Pottery in West Yorkshire. However, there is evidence that the potters at Ferrybridge ... morecontinued to make similar pieces after Ralph left.
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$67.39 Shipping Location: Clinton, United States HUGE Antique Leeds Type Blue Feather Edge Pearlware 18 1/8", Oval Platter, CLEWS Mark, England, c. 1800 - 1820. This is a very fine blue feather edge ... moreplatter with an impressed mark to the underside of the base that reads, "CLEWS WARRANTED STAFFORDSHIRE". This large platter has an embossed blue feather edge design on the outside of the shaped rim. The underside of the platter has a beautiful turned, swirl design to the pottery. This fine blue feather edge oval platter is offered here with a Buy It Now. DIMENSIONS: The blue feather edge platter is 1 3/4" H. x 13 3/4" W. x 18 1/8" L.. CONDITION: The condition is very good with some nicks, spots of stains and minor imperfections to the rim. There is minimal wear to the edges on the base. SHIPPING: Buyer pays actual shipping costs based upon the 7 pounds and 14 ounces weight and postal zone.
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$55.48 Shipping Location: Geelong, Australia Unmarked, unknown marker C.1770. Antiques are our Profession, not just a Hobby! It should be grouped with #13546, with which it shares so many details ... moreit must be directly related.
$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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Free Shipping Condition: Used Location: Hillsboro, United States Here's a beautiful dark blue pearlware covered sauce tureen made by Clews around 1820. Matching original cover! It has a small hard to see hairline in ... moreone inside corner of tureen.
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$10.00 Shipping Location: Florissant, United States I pledge to be prompt, polite, considerate, and conscientious about communication both before and after the sale. Staffordshire or Yorkshire. ex collection ... moreof the late Bruce Knight, Springfield, Ohio.
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$10.00 Shipping Location: Florissant, United States (Ref: 2001— Miller and Hunter “How Creamware Got the Blues: The origins of China Glaze and Pearlware” in. Minor and innocuous edge issues. Otherwise good ... moreoriginal condition; no cracks or repairs. We shoot mostly with indirect natural light to give the best approximation of "reality.". ).
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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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$10.00 Shipping Location: Florissant, United States (Ref: 2001— Miller and Hunter “How Creamware Got the Blues: The origins of China Glaze and Pearlware” in. Minor and innocuous edge issues. Otherwise good ... moreoriginal condition; no cracks or repairs. We shoot mostly with indirect natural light to give the best approximation of "reality.". ).
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$12.00 Shipping Location: Trenton, United States The bowl has a slightly off white ground with a bold green stripe flanked by thin black stripes and a thin red stripe just under the rim. 3" high and ... moreapp. The condition is very nice with light minor wear to rim including one shallow 1/8" square flat flake on the lip edge but no cracks, breaks or repairs.
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$10.00 Shipping Location: Florissant, United States (Ref: 2001— Miller and Hunter “How Creamware Got the Blues: The origins of China Glaze and Pearlware” in. See fig 32 which is similarly decorated. Hunter ... moreand Miller speculate this is a later rendering because the landscape omits the house. ).
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$17.25 Shipping Location: Clinton, United States Antique Leeds Type Hand Painted Floral Decorated Teapot, England, c. 1790 - 1825. This beautiful pearlware teapot is a very fine example of early soft ... morepaste English pottery. This teapot has a beautiful floral and leaf enameled decoration on both sides of the body and the lid. This teapot is in good condition with some damage which for it's age and rarity, is almost more common than in undamaged condition. Very pretty early Leed's type tea pot is offered here with a Buy It Now. DIMENSIONS: The Leeds type pearlware teapot is 7 3/8" H. x 5 3/8" W. x 10 15/16" L. from the tip of the spout to the back of the handle. CONDITION: The condition is good with a tight hairline on one side of the body. There are also a couple of chips and a hairline to the lid.
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$40.46 Shipping Location: Clinton, United States Large Antique Leeds Type Blue Feather Edge Pearlware 15", Oval Platter, England, c. 1790 - 1825. This is a very fine blue feather edge platter with a ... moreraised or embossed blue feather edge design on the outside of the shaped rim. This is unmarked with only an impressed "14" on the back. This fine blue feather edge oval platter is offered here with a Buy It Now. DIMENSIONS: The blue feather edge platter is 1 3/8" H. x 12 1/4" W. x 15 3/8" L.. CONDITION: The condition is very good with some light spots of staining where labels were applied for almost 50 years. The platter shows wear to the rim with some nicks and spots of staining. SHIPPING: Buyer pays actual shipping costs based upon the 6 pounds and 12 ounces weight and postal zone.
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$12.45 Shipping Location: Deansboro, United States Here for sale is a sweet little childs size 19th century covered tureen. Staffordshire pearlware , cream colored with a green transferware sprig pattern. ... moreSuper sweet small size with side handles and a lift off lid. Measures 4 1/8 inches total tall by 4 1/2 inches across handle to handle. Has scattered minor chips along the lid and one chip along the opening. Good overall condition otherwise, a piece from my late mother in laws personal collection. Dates around the 1850s. Buyer pays shipping
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$20.05 Shipping Location: Deansboro, United States 19th century Pearlware ironstone marked china coffee can mug. Dating 1820 these are so tough to find . This example has the impressed marking of ironstone ... moreChina patent on the bottom. Perfect shape strong colors and looks to be a Imari pattern .
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$10.00 Shipping Location: Florissant, United States Early bird decoration with green spatter harks of early 19th cent English “peafowl” pearlwares. But the body here is more like creamware than pearlware ... moreand other aspects hark of Continental manufacture.
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$12.00 Shipping Location: Trenton, United States The bowl is maker marked on the bottom "SOCIETE CERAMIQUE MAESTRICHT MADE IN HOLLAND". The bowl has a slightly off white ground with red, blue and black ... morestripes or bands. 3 1/8" high and app.
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$20.00 Shipping Location: Florissant, United States This auction is for a Rare Antique Leeds Type Antique Blue Feather Edge Pearlware Sauce Boat or Creamer. C. 1790-1820. This is a very fine small example ... morewith a molded light blue feather edge design around the rim and an applied handle. It is unmarked. Still many would call this"Leeds" but it was manufactured by various maker's in England during the late 18th and early 19th century. This is a fine example offered here with the opening bid the reserve. DIMENSIONS: The sauce boat is 3 1/8" H. x 2 3/4" W. x 6 1/2" L. CONDITION: The condition is very good with no damage or repairs to the sauce boat. SHIPPING: Buyer pays actual shipping costs based upon the 1 pound and 11 ounces weight and postal zone. Please use the shipping calculator within this listing to calculate postage within the continental United States. This includes professional packing with USPS delivery. FERRANTE'S ANTIQUES offers over 35 years experience as antique dealers. We GUARANTEE our items as to age. Authenticity and condition, subject to our Return Policy below- so PLEASE READ IT!
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$10.00 Shipping Location: Florissant, United States Swan finial pieces are attributed to Thomas Harley, Lane end (Godden plate 304). Yellow tulip-- graphic example of a rare and hard to find pearlware design. ... moreex personal collection. I pledge to be prompt, polite, considerate, and conscientious about communication both before and after the sale.
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Superb pr Pearlware Glaze Pink Luster Staffordshire Mantle Vases Antique 19th C
Superb pr Pearlware Glaze Pink Luster Staffordshire Mantle Vases Antique 19th C Extremely hard to find pair of 19th century pearlware glaze vases with hand painted flower decoration on both sides and pink luster trim. Finding another pair of mantle vases like this would be very difficult and it's the first pair I've ever owned. They date to the second quarter of the 19th century. Possibly a little earlier and they are unsigned as you would expect. They have a number of small glaze rubs/flakes here and there on the handles and rims, but no real chips and no cracks or glaze crazing. The painted decorations are near mint with only a couple of minor scratches. These display great and are bright and colorful. Measure 7&5/8" tall. Insurance is now included in the cost of Shipping. But you won't need it with our Professional ... morePackaging! We do combine multiple purchases for lower shipping costs. Full refund if not Completely Satisfied. All items are guaranteed as described. WE WELCOME BUYERS OUTSIDE THE U.S.A! Import duties. Taxes, and charges 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. 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. We do not mark merchandise values below value or mark items as"gifts" US and International government regulations prohibit such behavior. We ship via United States Postal Service. PayPal inkfrog terapeak. InkFrog Analytics.
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A Rare Staffordshire Pearlware Dark Blue Transferware Mug ~ FLOWERS ~ c1820 NR
A Rare Staffordshire Pearlware Dark Blue Transferware Mug c1820 ~ Flowers Pattern ~ Possibly Stubbs. Riley or Davenport ~ 3" high and 3" across the lip A really lovely dark blue printed mug of slightly tapering form with a square applied handle. Printed in one wrap around transfer of lush flower arrangements on a stippled background. Mugs with this kind of quality early transferware are so scarce, I doubt you will see another come around for awhile. The maker is unknown but the major Staffordshire potters to print floral patters were Joseph Stubbs, Riley and Davenport. This is unmarked but the quality of potting and printing is excellent. In excellent condition except for one section of the rim near the handle has a series of very. Very small pin size flakes and two small flakes less than 1/6" on the outside of the rim. I've ... moretouched those in with watercolor to make them blend in, this isn't a permanent touch up and could be washed off if desired. See the closeup pic with arrows for that area. There is some splashed ink inside the cup and yellowish kiln grit but overall excellent condition and display is a 10+. This auction is for the mug on the left(above) 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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Staffordshire Pearlware Dark Blue Transferware Cup ~ FRUIT & FLOWERS ~ c1820 NR
A Staffordshire Pearlware Blue Transferware Coffee Cup c1820 ~ Fruit& Flowers Pattern ~ Joseph Stubbs. Longport ~ 3" high and 3" across the lip A finely potted small coffee or syllabub punch cup with applied handle. Printed in dark blue transferware with a pattern of large flowers and scrolls. It is unmarked but clearly the same pattern as the platter(below) marked Stubbs, with the two C scrolls bordering the central flower and the same large open flower(a dogwood or rose? In excellent display condition but as you can see there are 4 tight hairlines running up from the foot that end at the bowl. See pics. These would probably get much lighter with a soak in peroxide. There is splashed blue ink inside the bowl. This auction is for the cup on the right(above) only. Thanks for looking. No Reserve! Please see the other English pottery/ ... moreporcelain/ Historical Staffordshire/ soft paste/ pearlware/ creamware I have listed
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Antique Pearlware Franklins Proverb Victorian Transfer Enameled Child's Plate
A charming Antique Child’s Pearlware octagonal plate. Showing a green transfer print of Franklins Proverb, He that By the Plough Would Thrive Himself Must Either Hold or Drive. The border shows a rim of pink& green enamel lustre daises. 7 1/4" across. There is a small glaze pop to the front. In the making, otherwise excellent. All items will remain active on other sites across the internet& available for purchase until payment is received.
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Two Pearlware Plaques
LOT 431 Seller's Estimate: USD 400.0- 600.0 Two Pearlware Plaques Two Pearlware Plaques 19th Century Each of oval form. Depicting antique portrait busts within a molded border. Height of larger 7 inches(17.9 cm) Width 5 5/8 inches(14.3 cm) C Condition Report: Any condition statement is given as a courtesy to a client. Is only an opinion and should not be treated as a statement of fact. Doyle New York shall have no responsibility for any error or omission. The absence of a condition statement does not imply that the lot is in perfect condition or completely free from wear and tear, imperfections or the effects of aging. Payment: The buyer is responsible for paying the seller directly after winning the item. Common payment methods include credit card. Wire transfer and check, but the seller will confirm the final details. Shipping: The ... morebuyer is responsible for paying shipping costs and arranging for shipping and delivery with the seller. Wednesday. October 15, 2014 | 07:00AM GMT-07:00 New York. New York, USA
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Antique Blue Willow Pattern Pearlware Dinner Plate- No Reserve!
You are bidding on an antique blue Willow pattern Pearlware dinner plate. The center transfer is printed with an elaborate Chinese landscape featuring mountains. Buildings and water. There is a small chip on the back rim. But the piece is otherwise in good vintage condition. Normal 0 false false false EN-US X-NONE X-NONE
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Staffordshire Pearlware Toy Dinner Set Plate FRUIT BIRD BUTTERFLY Meigh 1840
Scarce Staffordshire Child's Pearlware Miniature Dinner Set Soup Plate ASIATIC BIRDS with FRUIT Charles Meigh Staffordshire England c. 1840 This is a very scarce miniature transferware soup plate. Circa 1840, originally part of a complete miniature children's dinner service. The round scalloped rim plate measures 3” across with a flat rimless base. Red transfer printed decoration finished with pearlware glaze, extremely well potted, to the standards usually only seen in full-size Staffordshire table wares. Decorated with exotic Asiatic pheasants or oriental looking birds and a butterfly on tree branches and an abundant bowl of fruit, bordered with contrasting dotted chain border trim. The plate is unmarked. According to Doris Lechler's book English Toy China the pattern name is"Asiatic Birds" which she attributes to ... morethe maker is Charles Meigh. A well known pottery maker in the Staffordshire region of England from 1835-1849. We have also seen the pattern attributed to Davenport. The pattern is documented by Lechler as pattern#223. The pattern is also discussed on page 113 in Milbourn's Understanding Miniature British Pottery& Porcelain. The plate is in great condition with a flea bite on the back rim and no chips. Cracks, or repairs. Stilt marks and other typical manufacturing imperfections, original to the making, consistent with age. A delicate little piece in a very scarce colorway to display in the finest dollhouse, a pocket size work of art! Children's transferware of this quality is quite scarce and highly sought after.Offered as described and as shown. We have also listed other early children's colorful transferware this week- mix and match for a lovely collection. We are always happy to combine postage on multiple purchases. Please contact us 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 ye
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A FINE c.1800 PEARLWARE CREAMWARE B/W TEA CADDY CANISTER CHINOISERIE "WILLOW"
A c.1800 ENGLISH PEARLWARE TEA CANISTER"WILLOW" A fine late 18th/ early 19th century English pearlware tea canister. Decorated with a chinoiserie"Willow" pattern. It comes with a plated lid. The height of the canister is ca. 9.2 cm. Diameter of the base is ca. 8 cm. Overall condition: very good. No cracks or hairlines. The base(underside/side) with two small chips and some needle point wear. See gallery pictures. Please use zoom to see all the details. SHIPPING& HANDLING: EUROPE(ZONE 1) $25 EUROPE(ZONE 2& 3) $35 USA& REST OF THE WORLD $45 I ship registered with tracking.
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Antique Leeds Type Blue Feather Edge Pearlware Bowl, "As Is", England, c 1820
Antique Leeds Type Blue Feather Edge Pearlware Bowl. As Is" England, c 1820-1835. This is a very deep and pretty bowl with a raised blue feather edge. Many dealers and collectors might call this a Leeds pearlware dish. But blue feather edge pearlware was produced at many English factrories during the early part of the 19th Century. This is a very early pearlware bowl offered here with the opening bid the reserve DIMENSIONS: The pearlware bowl is 2 3/16" H. x 9 5/8" Dia. CONDITION: The condition is"As Is" with a tight hairline off the rim and two chips. One chip to the outside of the rim and the other to the foot rim. SHIPPING: Buyer pays actual shipping costs based upon the 3 pounds and 12 ounces weight and postal zone. Please use the shipping calculator within this listing to calculate postage within the continental ... moreUnited States. This includes professional packing with USPS delivery. FERRANTE'S ANTIQUES offers over 35 years experience as antique dealers. We GUARANTEE our items as to age. Authenticity and condition, subject to our Return Policy below- so PLEASE READ IT! ec2.RcmdId ViewItemDescV4,RlogId p4%60bo7%60jtb9%3Fvo%7B%3Dd70f%2B%3Eec2-1490b8f71fb-0x10d-
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ANTIQUE HISTORICAL BLUE PEARLWARE ENGLISH STAFFORDSHIRE SAUCER EARLY 1800'S
ANTIQUE HISTORICAL BLUE PEARLWARE ENGLISH STAFFORDSHIRE SAUCER EARLY 1800'S unmarked. Nice rich blue color with clear transfer. 6" diameter. A very good looking image and in very nice shape from the front side. Underside shows staining and very fine crazing throughout with two 1.5" hairlines. Sold as is. This piece is well worth the price! Check out our other historical blue. Shipping and handling with required insurance will be $6.95 to the 48 States insured. Please no P.O. Boxes. Not all that bad coach D! Ask about our easy layaway policy. Check out our 3500 Sq. ft. showroom in Cincinnati 45226 006.RcmdId ViewItemDescV4,RlogId p4%60bo7%60jtb9%3Fuk%600d72f%2B%3E006-1491a56980b-0x10a-
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ANTIQUE HISTORICAL BLUE PEARLWARE BOWL EARLY 1800'S "BRITISH VIEWS" SALE PRICE!
ANTIQUE HISTORICAL BLUE PEARLWARE STAFFORDSHIRE BOWL EARLY 1800'S"BRITISH VIEWS" SALE PRICE! Great rich blue color with clear transfer. 9 3/4" diameter x 1 3/8" high. A very good looking bowl in very nice shape. Underside shows staining with very fine crazing throughout. This piece is well worth the price! Check out our other historical blue. Shipping and handling with required insurance will be $12.95 to the 48 States insured. Please no P.O. Boxes. Not all that bad coach D! Ask about our easy layaway policy. Check out our 3500 Sq. ft. showroom in Cincinnati 45226 g.RcmdId ViewItemDescV4,RlogId p4%60bo7%60jtb9%3Fuk%601d72f%2Bjw%60hquvg%3Eg-1491a5697ca-0x10e-
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Antique Flow Blue Wedgewood Pearlware Platter
Antique flow blue Wedgewood pearlware platter with polychrome decoration platter. Measures approximately 16.5" x 13.5" Excellent condition. No chips or crazing. The pictures do not do this piece justice. Any bright spots or shadows are photograph effect only. Payment via Pay Pal only. Shipping within the U.S. only. $425 or best offer.
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Very Rare ~ BEEMASTER ~ Small Staffordshire Pearlware TUREEN & TRAY c1820 NoResv
A Very Rare Small Staffordshire Pearlware Tureen. Cover and Under Tray c1820 ~ The Beemaster Pattern ~ Medium/ Dark Blue Transferware by Unknown Potter ~ 5 1/2" high to top of finial ~ tureen is about 8" handle to handle ~ under tray is 8 1/2" long x 5 1/4" This transfer is sometimes attributed to William Adams but no marked pieces are recorded so it remains an'unknown potter. The scene is taken from an 18th century watercolor'A Swarm of Bees. Autumn' by George Robertson and adapted to an entire dinner service and other objects, even a garden seat. This pattern is featured on the cover of Dick Henrywood's transferware pattern book and talked about in Judie Siddall's'Dishy News' blog(google dishynews and beemaster) The scene shows a young man carrying a beehive or bee skep followed by two men ... morewith a child and two dogs. Followed by a well dressed couple, perhaps newlyweds. The border consists of small medallions containing deer, horses and cattle, these are separated by large flowers. 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 finial has been off and reglued very well; it is impossible to detect this but you can see the break under black light. There is a very very very fine hairline coming from the finial to almost the edge of the lid but it is strictly a surface or glaze crack and only really felt more than seen. See the pics from above as the lid doesn't really sit well on the tureen. It is totally correct and most probably the original but perhaps fired too long and fits somewhat wobbly(it fits one way better than the other) but not a big deal on display. There are very small points of wear on the scroll ends of each handle; these are only on the side you can see this in the pic above. There is one very tiny surface chip on one side of the rim; little more than 1/16" long. The tray has some light crazing seen on the back and a blob of blue ink
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Black Transfer Pearlware Softpaste Bowls (2) - perfect, 1820-1840
Up for auction is a pair of Black Transfer Bowls"The Young Cottagers" depicting husband. Wife, child in a bucolic setting with cottage in the distance. Hand painted black trim and ring around transfer. There are no chips, cracks, or damage. On the reverse of one the clear glaze is missing in two spots, in the making. It appears to me to be finger prints of the maker. See photos.
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PEARLWARE Miniature Dinner Set Platter Flower Sprig Garland Rogers 1830
Rare Childs Pearlware Dinner Service Platter FLORAL SPRIG GARLAND John Rogers Staffordshire. England c. 1830 This is a very early miniature toy platter made as part of an early doll's dinner service for child’s play or to accessorize an elegant pre-Victorian dollhouse. The tiny platter measures 3 3/8" long and 2 1/4” across with a footed bottom and flared rim. Printed in a brilliant cobalt blue against a creamware blank, finished with pearlware glaze. The platter is decorated with an overall sheet print of flower sprigs surrounded by a running garland rim. The pattern is not found in Doris Lechler’s book English Toy China but it is the identical blank to Rogers' flowing berries(fig. 203) The piece is unmarked but is on a blank commonly attributed to Hackwood and to Rogers. Both esteemed pottery manufacturers in the Staffordshire ... moreregion of England in the early part of the 19th century. In excellent condition with no chips cracks or repairs. Very minor imperfectionson back original to the making. An extremely hard to find example. A perfect addition to an advanced collection of miniature pearlware. 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'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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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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Fine Staffordshire Pearlware Plate ~ CHINESE GARDEN ~ Blue Transferware c1820 NR
A Staffordshire Pearlware Medium/ Dark Blue Transferware Dinner Plate c1820 ~ Two Chinamen in a Garden with Boat. Bridge, Bamboo and Birds ~ Unknown Pattern& Potter ~ 9 3/4" in diameter This scene was undoubtably taken from Chinese export porcelain but reinterpreted for the English market; the figures admiring the large vase have western features and the scene has western style perspective. The border is as beautiful as the center. With four cartouches containing pairs of exotic birds and two more oriental figures, surrounded by lush flowers and leaves. Please see the closeups of this pattern as I think it is extremely well done artistically. I can't find this pattern in Henrywood or Snyder books. Although there are countless Chinoiserie variations, this one seems very similar to Roger's. This is in excellent condition with ... moreonly the most very minimal surface wear. please note this is a 7 day auction! 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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PEARLWARE TEAPOT C.1825, POSSIBLY LEEDS
An English Pearlware Teapot. C.1825. Possibly Leeds Pottery. Rich hand painted cottage scene. There is professional restoration to the lid and to the hood of the pot. There is a hairline on the handle. There are a few flea bites on the inside of the rim. There is also a bit of discoloration to the body. Normal use. Shows remarkably well. Approximately 10 1/2 inches from spout to handle. Approximately 6 1/2 inches high. This pot was purchased from Windsor Antiques and retains its tags on the base. Seller ships to the U.S. only and deliveries are posted Tuesday and Thursday. 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. ... moreAs 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 c.1780 Staffordshire Pearlware Creamer White Hand Painted Leaf design
Pearlware creamer with original antique shop label dating it to c. 1780. In lovely condition with no chips or crazing. One minor hairline crack 1" long from top side middle(if handle to right) did not show in photo. Creamer is definitely white. Although it tends to look yellow-ish in the photos. Glossy finish. Measures 2-5/8" tall. Your satisfaction is guaranteed with Ebay's 14-day return policy. From the time you receive the item. Should you not be satisfied with your purchase, please notify me before leaving feedback. Thank you. I am able to accept PayPal only. Thank you! Shipping to Continental U.S. Shipping cost would be adjusted upward at invoice for shipping to Alaska or Hawaii. Payment is requested within 3 days from the time that you win the auction or click Buy It Now. After 3 days. I will re-list the item the next ... moremorning. Please note that for environmental reasons. I re-purpose mailers and boxes for shipping whenever possible. Normal 0 false false false EN-US X-NONE X-NONE
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Antique Early 19th Staffordshire Pearlware Chicken Figurine Figure Hen / Rooster
For sale is a fun pearl ware figurine of a chicken made in the Staffordshire region in the early 19th century. Can't recall ever having seen a chicken but it certainly is a great figure to look at! The bird is superbly modeled and hand painted. The piece stand on a typical square base with a black line along the sides. The figurine is in great condition with a minor rough spot to the beak and a flake to the bottom edge of the base original to the making. As is normal the figurine is not marked. The piece is 3.375 inches tall and the base is about 1.75 inches square. If you like my goodies have a look at my other auctions for a lot more top maker pieces like KPM. Sevres and so on or contact me through Ebay. Porcelaine Porcellana
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PEARLWARE Miniature Toy Dinner Set Tureen Flowing Berries Rogers 1830
Rare Child's Pearlware Dinner Service Tureen FLOWING BERRIES& FLOWERS John Rogers Staffordshire. England c. 1830 This is a very rare miniature toy dinner vegetable serving bowl made as part of an early doll's dinner service for child’s play or to accessorize an elegant pre-Victorian dollhouse. The oval tureen measures just 3 3/8” long with a flared rim and rounded footless bottom. Printed in a brilliant cobalt blue against a creamware blank, finished with pearlware glaze 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 bowl 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 part of the 19th century. Lechler ... morerefers to the pattern name as FLOWING BERRIES AND FLOWERS. In excellent condition with no chips cracks or repairs. Tiny stilt marks kiln fleck. Imperfections original to the making. An extremely hard to find example, a perfect addition to an advanced collection of miniature pearlware. 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'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 Large Oval Leeds Blue Feather Edge Pearlware 19 Inch Platter
Antique Large Oval Leeds Blue Feather Edge Pearlware 19 Inch Platter Fine large Leeds feather edge platter. Marked with impressed number and triangle on the base. Early 19th century. The platter is 19 1/4 inches long by 14 inches wide. The platter weighs 4 lbs 3 oz(shipping weight 7 lbs) Condition: Fair. But shows well. Four small rim chips, which have been colored in as shown so they don't show. One large reverse rim chip. Some wear but no stains. Please see the detail photos. Shipping as shown in the shipping calculator. 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 ... morefrom 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 will always combine shipping wherever possible. Return Policy: Satisfaction guaranteed or you may return any item for a full refund. Return must be initiated within 7 days of receipt of package. Foreign buyers. Please confirm your local address and cou
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WONDRFUL c1800 STAFFORDSHIRE ENGLISH LEEDS PEARLWARE BLUE WHITE MILK PITCHER JUG
WONDRFUL c1800 STAFFORDSHIRE ENGLISH LEEDS PEARLWARE BLUE WHITE MILK PITCHER JUG 175+ NO RSRVE ESTATE SILVER& PORCELAIN AUCTIONS LISTED Hi. Thank you for having a look at my auctions. This week we have a huge and fine assortment of Sterling Silver and Silver Plate. Plus plus an incredible huge collection of Pottery and Porcelain. As all my auctions have run for over 12 years selling online all the items will be sold to the highest bidder with Absolutely No Reserves. If you have any questions in regards to the items or payment please do not hesitate to email me. Also we Always Combine Shipping when possible. To save you money! Be sure to scroll down past the photos for the full description of this auction) Up for auction with NO RESERVE is a wonderful Large c1800 Leeds Pearlware Milk Pitcher Jug. The Pitcher is one of the finest examples ... moreof Leeds Pearlware that I have sold in a very long time and I am sure is a Rare find indeed. The Pitcher features wonderful Swirl and Vertical potted designs and is finely Hand Painted with Cobalt Blue Floral designs throughout. The Pitcher is in very fine all original condition for this fragile type of pottery with some cracks and overall crazing but no chips or repairs. The Pitcher is also a nice large size example for display measuring 6-1/4" tall by 7" long and will hold approx 4 cups. This is part of a very large Pottery. Porcelain and Silver collection we have listed, all with No Reserves, be sure to check all our auctions and save greatly with combined shipping. PLEASE REVIEW PAYMENT AND RETURN POLICIES PRIOR TO BIDDING. BEST OF LUCK WITH THE AUCTIONS! Mark your calendars this auction ends the Evening of Tuesday Nov 11th. Shipping: We happily combine items when shipping. Saving you costs. You will be happy to know we never charge a handling fee or extra for shipping supplies and professional packaging. USA Shipping Cost:$17.99 Canada Shipping Cost:$17.99 All Canadian Residents will be charged HST Based on Address. World Wide Shipping:$49.00. Returns: We make g
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Sunderland Pink Lustre Oil Spot Mustard Pearlware Jar 19th Century
Sunderland Pink Lustre Oil Spot Mustard Pearlware Jar 19th Century. Rare earthenware Sunderland pink lustre oil spot mustard jar with matching conical cover. England. 19th century. The mustard jar is 3 inches tall by 3 1/4 inches wide. It weighs 6 oz(shipping weight 1 lb) Condition: Fair at best. Looks good. But both top and bottom have been broken and glued. Please view the detail photos. Shipping as shown in the shipping calculator. 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 ... moreend 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 will always combine shipping wherever possible. Return Policy: Satisfaction guaranteed or you may return any item for a full refund. Return must be initiated within 7 days of receipt of package. Foreign buyers. Please confirm your local address and country information at the close of auction, and please include your local phone number. U.S. Cus
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2 Victorian Porcelain Pearlware Lustred Cups
2 Victorian Porcelain Pearlware Lustred Cups which stand 2.25" Both are free from damage. Slight wear to pink lustre in places, see detailed images below Items are described to the best of my knowledge; bidders are invited to make up their own minds before bidding. All items are used unless otherwise stated. Any questions. Please contact me before bidding. Overseas buyers are requested to email for shipping costs before bidding- on some items this is already provided I do not despatch to third parties or shipping companies. I retain full tracking information Returns accepted in same condition as when despatched. Buyer is responsible for return costs. Overseas buyers Paypal only Postage quoted is second class unless otherwise requested Sorry I do not offer collections unless offered on certain items only Yes I combine items wherever possible
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Clews Staffordshire Pearlware ~ WATER GIRL ~ Dark Blue Transferware Cup Saucer
Historical Staffordshire Pearlware Dark Blue Transferware Cup and Saucer c1825 ~ WATER GIRL ~ James& Ralph Clews 1818-1834 ~ 6 1/2" in diameter This pattern has a very similar border of flowers. Scrolls and shell similar to Clew's'Wilkie's Designs' Series but some articles have been marked with a cartouche marked'WATER GIRL' although it is sometimes called Rebecca at the Well, or Girl at the Well. Both are printed here in very deep saturated dark blue, the saucer more clearly printed and with an orange peel glaze, the cup with the girl blurry on both sides and a smooth glaze. The saucer has the impressed CLEWS WARRANTED STAFFORDSHIRE with crown mark. The saucer is in excellent condition; the cup has several spots of wear along the outer top rim and a few tiny chips to the footrim. Thanks for looking. No Reserve! ... morePlease see the other English pottery/ porcelain/ Historical Staffordshire/ soft paste/ pearlware/ creamware I have listed
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Adams Staffordshire Pearlware ~ DILSTON TOWER ~ Blue Transferware Plate c1830 NR
A Historical Staffordshire Pearlware Dark Blue Transferware Plate c1830 ~ DILSTON TOWER NORTHUMBERLAND ~ Bluebell Border Series ~ William Adams and Sons 1804-1840 ~ 10" in diameter This pattern border of prominent bluebell flowers was used by both Adams and Clews with very many different English views. This dinner size plate has the impressed ADAMS WARRANTED STAFFORDSHIRE mark with an eagle in the center. Along with the printed view name. This series discussed in Coysh Henrywood'Blue and White Printed Pottery' on page 46. The mark illustrated shows the Adams mark with more flowers on the bottom of the cartouche; Clews inverted the cartouche border but this example is the opposite. In excellent display condition; there is faint surface wear to the face center if held in the right light. The back shows some mellowing and fine crazing ... morewith two very shallow hairlines beneath the marks which don't come through to the face. There is some wear or staining to a 4" length of the side rim which I've pictured. Only on that area. 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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Staffordshire Pearlware ~ FORT MADURA ~ Blue Transferware Cup Plate c1830 NR
A Staffordshire Pearlware Dark/Medium Blue Transferware Cup Plate c1830 ~ India Series/ View in the Fort. Madura ~ Herculaneum Pottery ~ 4 1/4" in diameter Illustrated as No.126 in Arman's'Anglo American Ceramic Cup Plates Part 2' which he calls'INDIA TEMPLE/FORT AT MADURA' but ammends that on the last page of the book as'VIEW OF THE FORT AT MADURA. This pattern in larger versions has the same elephant with riders under canopies but the building changes. And here in the small cup plate size. The border of flowers is cut in half. There are four tiny to very very very tiny flakes along the bottom rim edge. Seen gigantically enlarged in the pics, these could be easily touched in with blue watercolor and the face would look perfect. There are also two pin dots of yellow toning on the face. The back has many tiny pindots ... moreof toning but otherwise this is a nice example. 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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Staffordshire Pearlware ~ ITALIAN BLDGS ~ Brown Transferware Cup Plate c1830 NR
A Staffordshire Pearlware Brown Transferware Cup Plate c1830 ~ Italian Buildings ~ Ralph Hall 1822-41 ~ 3 7/8" in diameter A finely potted pearlware cup plate printed in brown in the Italian Buildings pattern pictured on page 68 of Snyder's'Romantic Staffordshire Ceramics. This pattern stays the same on the plates and platters showing two girls picking flowers at a large urn; the cup plate though. As seen here, has only one girl. In excellent condition. Some rough spots of pottery on the back but no damage. 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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Large Staffordshire Pearlware Prattware Enamel Colored Satyr Bacchus Jug c1820
A Large Staffordshire or Sunderland Pearlware Prattware Enamel Colored Satyr or Bacchus Jug c1820 ~ Vividly Colored Grinning Face with Manganese Brown Ground ~ 6 1/4" high ~ over 7" from handle to spout A large Satyr jug with unusual coloring; the body is washed with a brown purplish manganese color. This enamel is not heavily applied and more of a wash that shows the drips and puddles and gives it a mottled effect. It's a very attractive effect in person. Giving the body a tree trunk like appearance. The painting seems harsher in my pics than on display. He is very well molded all around with horns and grapes at his head and his goat ears. The orange wash on his face is also mottled and this is much more subtle in person than in my pics. There is nice painted detail on the handle. Looks great on display; there is one very fine ... morehairline coming down from the rim of the spout seen more inside than out; if you look hard in good light you can see it on the outside of his face coming through his forehead to top of his nose; I never noticed it on display. What looks like a crack on the thumbrest of the handle is actually a light split between two halves of the handle; I've never seen a handle made up of two halves like this. But the seam runs all the way down the center. There is wear and rubbing to almost all the enamel colors and crazing noticeable mostly on the bottom. Thanks for looking. No Reserve! Please see the other English pottery/ porcelain/ Historical Staffordshire/ soft paste/ pearlware/ creamware I have listed Shown below with similar jugs for scale only. This auction for the center brown jug only.
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Staffordshire Pearlware ~ CAROLINA ~ Red Transferware Cup Plate c1830 Ralph Hall
A Staffordshire Pearlware Red Transferware Cup Plate c1830 ~ Carolina ~ Ralph Hall 1822-41 ~ 3 7/8" in diameter A finely potted pearlware cup plate printed in red in the'Carolina' pattern pictured on page 67 of Snyder's'Romantic Staffordshire Ceramics. This pattern keeps the same lacey border but the central scenes change in the various size articles. All of them show a couple in an Italianate landscape and a large urn with exotic birds of some sort. In excellent condition. Some rough spots of pottery on the back but no damage. Thanks for looking. No Reserve! Please see the other English pottery/ porcelain/ Historical Staffordshire/ soft paste/ pearlware/ creamware I have listed 1.RcmdId ViewItemDescV4,RlogId p4%60bo7%60jtb9%3Fuk.rp73%28b0g%60%60%3E1-14987a3e5c9-0x10a-
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Superb Staffordshire Pearlware ~ THE SICK DONKEY ~ Child's Plate Pratt Colors
A Fine Staffordshire Prattware Pearlware Brown Transferware Child's Plate c1830 ~ THE SICK DONKEY ~ 5 5/8" in diameter A very fine Staffordshire child's plate with a beaded wavy border embossed with clusters of berries and flowers. Enameled in bright blue, yellow, red and green. The center has an endearing transfer of two children and a man nursing a sick donke, there is a house in the distance. I couldn't find this exact transfer or border in Noel Riley's'Gifts for Good Children' although there are plenty of scenes with children and pet donkeys or ponys. The brown transfer on this is very well done. In excellent condition with only the most minor signs of wear. Thanks for looking! Please see the other English pottery/ porcelain/ Historical Staffordshire/ soft paste/ pearlware/ creamware I have listed
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ANTIQUE RED SPRIG WHITE GLAZED CREAMWARE ENGLISH PEPPER POT LEEDS PEARLWARE
Normal 0 false false false MicrosoftInternetExplorer4 A CREAMWARE PEPPER POT ENGLISH. CIRCA 1800 approximately 4.3/8 in. high
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Vintage Pearlware Fair Hebe Jug Couple Tree Pitcher Beautiful
eBay failed me on this piece as I had to go to Facebook to find out that this is a Fair Hebe Jug. Based on the works of Jean Voyez. This piece is simply amazing. There are no markings on the bottom or anywhere else that I can find. I purchased this piece at an estate sale in Montgomery County. Tennessee. So many nice pieces there! The children were selling part of the estate to make room for more as they stated that after their Father passed away, the Mother's addiction to auctions had become worse and she was having a hard time making room in her house to walk! But the Mother definitely has a good eye for unusual antiques! I searched the web attempting to identify the maker of this jug. I have found several from Staffordshire and they all date back the 1700's and 1800's. I went to the Facebook page of"Dusty Old Thing" ... moreand was told by a very kind lady that this piece was in fact a Fair Hebe Jug but in her opinion. It appeared from my picture to be a reproduction. There is crazing present so if it is a reproduction, it is an older one. Please. I urge you to Bing or Google"Fair Hebe Jug" and see the history for yourself. And if you find this exact piece, I surely hope you will send me a link. I've given up on the search and am offering it to you. I've told you everything I know about this piece from the opinion I received to where it was purchased. I make no claims otherwise. Standing 10" tall. There are no chips cracks or repairs. I am very confident this will make a fine addition to your collection and a wonderful conversation piece as I have never seen one like it in all my 30+ years of digging for. Seeking out, and collecting antiques. Good Luck Bidding!
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Commemorative Pearlware & Lustre "Death Of Princess Charlotte" 1817 Cup & Saucer
Antique Commemorative This is a wonderful pearlware and pink lustre Death of Princess Charlotte cup and saucer. Both pieces have her portrait and various mourning symbols. Britain Mourns Her Princess Weep! Died Nov.6.1817 to the reverse of the cup. The saucer is 5 1/2 inches in diameter and the cup stands 2 1/2 inches high There are no factory stamps or marks to the bases The condition is wonderful with no damage or restoration. There is some very slight discolouring to the handle and saucer and age related ware to the lustre but only mentioned for complete accuracy"This would make a fantastic addition to any collection" PLEASE VIEW THE OTHER COMMEMORATIVE I HAVE LISTED PRINCE& PRINCESS OF WALES MARRIAGE 1863 UK buyers cheques would be preferred if possible. Thanks I cannot except personal cheques from overseas buyers. Please ... moreuse Paypal(there would be No charge to use this service) Please pay within seven days of the Auction finishing POSTAGE To send to the UK Signed For; £4.95 To send to Europe International sign for; £12.95 To send to USA. Australia and Japan international sign for; £16.95 Should you have any postal queries please contact Many Thanks
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early 19th century PEARLWARE sugar bowl, needs restoration, NR
This is a beautiful little blue-and-white pearlware sugar bowl of about 1820 or so. I would estimate, which needs a friend. It's all there, but it needs restoration, as you can see. Email any questions or requests for more photos. 006.RcmdId ViewItemDescV4,RlogId p4%60bo7%60jtb9%3Fuk%600d72f%2B%3E006-149d18fb7a9-0x106-
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Lg Rare Staffordshire Pearlware Silver Lustre ~TREE BRANCH & VINE ~ Pitcher 1840
Untitled Document A Large Fine Staffordshire Pearlware Buff Slip Silver Lustre Milk Jug c1840 ~ Naturalistically Molded Branch Form and Embossed Leaf Branches ~ 6 3/4" high and 8 1/2" from handle to spout This type of jug is illustrated in Michael Gibson's book'19th Century Lustreware' on page 58 in a smaller 4" high size. He dates it to 1840 Staffordshire. This one is almost twice as large. He shows it with two other milk jugs which use copper or pink lustre and the buff slip ground as a predominant feature. This example is very deeply molded all the way around as a tree trunk with articulated knot holes and the handle as a branch. The raised vine and leaves with grape like flowers are subtly enameled in pale green. Purple, brown and a mossy olive green. The interior of the jug is white slip. The top and bottom ... morerims are painted with silver lustre. This is a fantastic jug that is rarely seen and most unusual, it also makes a great vase for many different varieties of flowers or branches. In beautiful display condition. The silver lustre rim is 90% intact; there is a tiny chip and hairline on the rim at the spout that is not very noticeable. There is also a small chip The interior has some spots of mild staining. 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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Rare Small ADAMS Staffordshire Pearlware TUREEN c. 1820 Birds with Nests
Lovely ADAMS small Staffordshire tureen with lid. Hard to read incised mark(pictured) on the bottom"ADAMS WARRANTED. Circa 1820. Measures about 7 1/2 inches from handle to handle and about 6 1/2 inches tall. Finial may have been repainted long ago. But I can't really tell. Also looks like some tiny repairs on lid: all not really visible. Great old display piece. US buyer pays $12 shipping; international bidders, please use shipping calculator below. Thanks for looking!
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Staffordshire Pearlware ~ TAYMOUTH CASTLE ~ Dark Blue Transferware Plate 1830 NR
Untitled Document A Historical Staffordshire Pearlware Dark Blue Transferware Dinner Plate c1825-30 ~ Grapevine Border Series ~ TAYMOUTH CASTLE PERTHSHIRE ~ Enoch Wood& Sons Burslem ~ 10 1/4" in diameter An Enoch Wood grapevine border dinner plate printed in a dark medium blue with a scene of a river or waterway. Three people in a row boat, a boy fishing in the foreground, a family on the opposite shore, in the distance is Taymouth castle. It has the printed series mark with the scene title in the band. Notice the difference in printing on the two larger Grapevine plates I'm listing; this one being a slightly darker blue and a crisper. Heavier printing. This series which has the largest number of English scenes(65 counted) to the service was probably in production for a number of years. In excellent condition without any real ... moredamage; there is high point wear to the printing and surface wear that can be seen when titled in the light. On display or on a wall this is not noticeable. There is very fine crazing that is seen mostly on the back and some light toning to the footrim. Overall. This is an excellent example for a display of this series. 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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Staffordshire Pearlware Dark Blue Transferware ~ SLEIGH RIDE ~ Bowl c1830 AF NR
Untitled Document Historical Staffordshire Pearlware Dark Blue Transferware Large Bowl circa 1830 ~ As Found ~ Napoleon's Sleigh Ride ~ Enoch Wood& Sons ~ 3 1/2" high and 6 1/2" across the top A deep bowl by Enoch Wood and Sons with dark blue transfers of a winter scene with pine trees and deer in the distance. A two horse drawn sleigh led by a man in tall fur hat, this scene is sometimes called'Napoleon's Sleigh Ride. This is unmarked but I have had pieces from this teaset that were impressed'WOOD' to the base. This seems much larger than a waste bowl to me, and smaller than a punch bowl, but this pattern was only used on tea wares, so it must have been the waste or slop bowl. Please see all the pics for the condition; this has been restored although I'm not sure for what; the inside white of the bowl ... moreand the base have a spray or coating which has turned softly yellowish. The exterior doesn't feel sprayed at all although I can see a small hairline(above in front of the driver's face) it doesn't come through and not so noticeable on display. The edge rim has light wear to the glaze. Sold in as found condition but an attractive bowl on the table. 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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Staffordshire Pearlware ~ PRATTWARE MARCARONI FIGURES ~ Tea Caddy c1790 NR
Untitled Document Staffordshire Pearlware Prattware Macaroni Figures Tea Caddy c1790 ~ Enameled Embossed Caricature Figures with Hand Painted Sides ~ 4 5/8" high to top of neck This type of tea caddy with humourous and exaggerated figures in wigs is illustrated in John and Griselda Lewis' book'Pratt Ware' on page 234 with different enamel painting. This example has very deeply and finely articulated figures that are similarly colored only in ochre and green. The side panels are hand painted with rows of blue enamel leaves and ochre and blue vines. The top shoulder is also painted with a leafy border. There has been restoration to about 1/3 of the spout or neck that has turned slightly grey. There is a very tiny Thanks for looking. No Reserve! Please see the other English pottery/ porcelain/ Historical Staffordshire/ soft ... morepaste/ pearlware/ creamware I have listed
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ANTIQUE STAFFORDSHIRE HISTORICAL BLACK TRANSFERARE PEARLWARE CHILD'S CUP 1850
This auction is for a antique small child's mug. There is no makers mark or pattern name. But it almost certainly made in the Staffordshire region of England in the mid- 1800's/ 19th Century. It has a historical scene of a transfer print of"Victoria Place Eastborne" in England. Mugs like this were given to children for rewards of merit or to be used to aid in children's education. The mug is transfer printed in a rich black color. It has an amazing transfer of couples walking along the rivers edge with a busting scene of the city behind them. A park with unusual shrubs ad other people are also in the transfer with amazing clouds and building. Exceptionally detailed transfer. The mug measures approximately 2 3/4" tall and has a hand applied handle. It is in excellent condition with no chips. Cracks, stains, flea ... morebites, etc. To me, it is in perfect condition and is a stunning piece with an amazing transfer. Please view the photographs to make your determination of condition. Please email me if you have any questions or would like additional photographs. Buyer pays USPS priority shipping of $6.75.
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ANTIQUE ROMANCE CUP PLATE PEARLWARE TEAL TRANSFERWARE 1850
This auction is for a antique child's cup plate that once belonged to a child's or dolls miniature dinner or tea set. There is no makers mark or pattern name. But it almost certainly made in the Staffordshire region of England in the mid- 1800's/ 19th Century. The small plate is transfer printed in a teal color with a romantic central transfer of a couple in a garden with lovely unusual shrubs and trees with a lake and mountains in the background. It has a pearlware glaze over the transferware and a scalloped rim. The plate measures approximately 4 3/8" in diameter. It is in excellent condition with no chips. Cracks, stains, flea bites, etc. It does have stilt marks on the back from the kiln. To me, it is in excellent conddition and a stunning piece. Please view the photographs to make your determination of condition. Please ... moreemail me if you have any questions or would like additional photographs. Buyer pays USPS priority shipping of $6.75.
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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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Glorious Green Edge Wreck from an 18th / 19th century Dinner Party --Pearlware
Hopefully the dinner party was more successful than the fate of the piece. This is a lovely piece that would benefit from some serious restoration. It has a very nice shell and leaf handle still attached to a large section of the bowl. It also has a nicely molded green edge with ribbing along the bowl from top to bottom. It stands 4 inches high and measures 8 inches long. It's 3 1/2 inches wide at its widest. Despite the smash up this piece has been sold ar least twice as witnessed by the labels on the bottom. Although I try to describe all items as accurately as possible- please ask all questions before bidding
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Nice early 19th century free hand painted Pearlware Covered Sugar Bowl
This is an early 19th century free hand painted Pearlware sugar bowl with unusual shell handles that displays nicely on a shelf. But suffers from a tight crack with discoloration to the body(see photos) and a lid that has chips-one is visible on the top, the other is not and losses to the inner rim. It has the number 71 on the bottom, but is otherwise unmarked, but is undoubtedly of English manufacture. It measures 5 inches high and is about 5 inches in diameter. Although I try to describe all items as accurately as possible- please ask all questions before bidding
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Large English Pearlware Tankard Mug w Polychrome Design c 1800-20 Leeds Type
Large English Pearlware Tankard Mug w Polychrome Design c 1800-20 Leeds Type. Exceptionally handsome pearlware tankard mug with polychrome floral decoration plus a cobalt medallion band around the rim. Finely potted with applied strap handle. You can see the blue tint of the pearlware glaze where it pools in the foot rim. Leeds type. Circa 1800- 1820. The mug is 5 3/4 inches tall by 4 inches wide. It weighs only 14 oz(shipping weight 2 lbs) Condition: Fair. But shows very well. The mug has a number of rim hairlines, which have been stabilized with old stapled repairs. Small chips on the base. Fine clear crazing as you would expect on 200 year old earthenware. Please view the detail photos. Shipping as shown in the shipping calculator. Click below to. View Other Items in Our Store I try hard to describe all items honestly and accurately. But ... moreI 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 will always combine shipping wherever po
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1863 Alexandra Princess of Wales wedding pearlware nursery plate transfer ware
Lovely green transfer Lovely blue pearlware tinge to the piece. Visible on the back and also some has run on the front Condition report for this is hard and many wouldn't be as picky as it makes it sound so much worse than it is! In reality in lovely order. On close inspection it has 3 very feint 1.2-1.4 cm hairlines- they may not in fact be hairlines as they look like just darker and heavier bits of crazing as they following the crazing spider pattern. However Also 3 tiny pinhead 1 milimetre nibbles to the glaze on the rim(Not to the body of the piece) None of this is apparent on the front or frankly easy to see. Most wouldnt mention! Couple of small glaze imperfections to the front. 7.2 inches Please see for the rest of my military. Royal commemorative, political, ceramics, silver, brass and other unusual antiques and collectables for ... moresale
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Mochaware Mocha Large Flower Pot Planter Slip Decorated Staffordshire Pearlware
Here we have a large mochaware flower pot or planter that measures 7 3/4" across the top and stands 5 3/4" tall. It was made in the Staffordshire district in the 1840's period and is decorated with alternating bands of blue and white. The white bands are designed as concentric rings that run around the piece and you can see the blue tinted pearlware glaze in them. The handles are designed as embossed rings that have an embossed ceramic strap on top with imitation screws. There is a chip on the rim that you can see in the scans and a very tight 1 1/2" glaze line off the top rim that does not go through. There is also a 1" very tight 1" glaze line on the bottom near the drain hole that does not go through and is mentioned for the record. You can not even feel these tight glaze lines with your fingernail. It is sound ... moreand solid when tapped. The undertray is missing. This would be a nice addition to a mocha collection as the size is fairly unusual for one of these. Please view my pictures for further condition and contact me with any questions. This auction will be No Reserve. Satisfaction guaranteed. Good luck!
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19THC STAFFORDSHIRE ENGLISH PEARLWARE GROUP FIGURE THE PARSON & CLERK
19THC STAFFORDSHIRE PEARLWARE GROUP FIGURE ATTRACTIVE GOOD-SIZE 19THC STAFFORDSHIRE PEARLWARE GROUP FIGURE THE PARSON AND CLERK. WEARING STREAKED BROWN CLOTHES, SUPPORTED BY A GREEN TREE STUMP ON A GREEN BASE. IN VERY GOOD CONDITION. NO CHIPS NO CHIPS NO RESTORATION. PLEASE SEE PHOTOS FOR FULL DESCRIPTION DIMENSION. HT. 22.cm. 8"3/4.inc WIDTH. 18.cm. 7"inc. approx All items listed are described to the best of my knowledge and ability. SHIPPING& PACKING UK. Europe. Worldwide All items are carefully packed in Polystyrene chippings and every care is taken to ensure that your item will arrive in perfect condition. PAYMENT OPTIONS I can accept the following methods of payment; United States All Other Overseas Buyers- PAYPAL UK Buyers- Personal Cheques. Postal Orders, paypal All Other Overseas Buyers– PAYPAL CHEQUES IN GBP ONLY Thank ... moreyou for looking
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1840 Pearlware Plate ~ For My Dear Girl
1840 Pearlware Plate ~ For My Dear Girl Porcelain& Pottery:Antique:Children's Plates(click picture for more details& pictures) VERY EARLY CHILDS TRANSFERWARE PLATE FOR MY DEAR GIRL Staffordshire England ~ c. 1840 This antique English small 5 3/4" plate has a beautifully applied crisp image transfer printed in rich black. The plate has a pearlware glaze. An impressed border of alternating pinwheel daisies complement the rich transfer that is hand painted clobbering in shades of burnt umber. Bright golden yellow and green. A fantastic color combination. Red hand painted bands around the rim and the bowl. The transfer has a lovely scrolled cartouche with small delicate flowers surrounding" FOR MY DEAR GIRL" What a great gift 165 years ago for a good girl. Condition is excellent. Clean and bright. Please email me if ... moreyou need further information. AA499] Auction Payment Methods: Payments we accept: PayPal Please visit our Childhood Antiques gallery! inkfrog terapeak. I000000. InkFrog Analytics.
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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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Rare Pearlware 2pc Miniature Dinner Tureen Polychrome c1835 Meigh Staffordshire
Rare Early Pearlware Childs Miniature Dinner Set 2pc Tureen PRIMROSE FUCHSIA FLORAL CHINTZ Charles Meigh Staffordshire England c.1835 This is a rare childs miniature toy lidded dinner tureen c. 1835. Riginally part of a complete children's or dollhouse toy dinner service. It matches other pieces from the set that we are selling this week. The tiny tureen stands 3 1/2” tall on a raised pedestal base. Measuring to the top of the acorn finial on the lid. It measures 4” across the widest part of the body. It does not have an undertray, although we photographed it, in one frame, using a dinner plate as an underplate. The dinner plate is not included in this auction but is offered for sale in a separate listing. The set is decorated with an overall floral chintz medley of tiny primrose vine and fuchsia flowers on a 10-panel form. It is transfer ... moreprinted in green with wisps of blue and red. A perfect colorful holiday dinner set. The pattern has been attributed to Charles Meigh in the Staffordshire district in England in the early to mid-19th century. The pattern is especially earthy and beautiful in this forest green. The decoration was elaborately designed with impeccable detailing for the diminutive size of the piece. The pattern name is unknown. The pieces are unmarked. The set is in great condition with no chips. Cracks or repairs. Stilt marks, glaze ponding and other minor manufacturing flaws, original to the making, adding to the authenticity and not detracting from the beauty. The design is elegant and striking and will make a wonderful display and a rare addition to any collection of childrens or miniature dolls elegant table wares, pocket sized works of art. We have also listed other pieces from this rare early child's miniature dinner service to mix and match for a lovely collection. 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 internationa
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Rare 2 Med Pearlware Toy Dinner Plates Polychrome c1835 Meigh Staffordshire 2
Pair of Rare Pearlware Childs Miniature Dinner Set Plates PRIMROSE FUCHSIA FLORAL CHINTZ Charles Meigh Staffordshire England c.1835 This is a pair of rare childs miniature toy pie plates or cheese plates c. 1835. Originally part of a complete children's or dollhouse toy dinner service. They are the medium size plates and match other pieces from the set that we are selling this week. The tiny dishes measure 3" in diameter with flat bottoms and pearlware glaze. The set is decorated with an overall floral chintz medley of tiny primrose vine and fuchsia flowers. Transfer printed in green with wisps of blue and red. A perfect colorful holiday dinner set. The pattern has been attributed to Charles Meigh in the Staffordshire district in England in the early to mid-19th century. The pattern is especially earthy and beautiful in this forest ... moregreen. The decoration was elaborately designed with impeccable detailing for the diminutive size of the piece. The pattern name is unknown. The pieces are unmarked.Offered as is. The set is in great condition with no chips. Cracks or repairs. Stilt marks, glaze ponding and other minor manufacturing flaws, original to the making, adding to the authenticity and not detracting from the beauty. The design is elegant and striking and will make a wonderful display and a rare addition to any collection of childrens or miniature dolls elegant table wares, pocket sized works of art. Offered as is. We have also listed other pieces from this rare early child's miniature dinner service to mix and match for a lovely collection. 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 pric
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Antique Pearlware Robinson Crusoe Plate Polychrome Octagonal Child's Perfect
This is a very lovely soft paste porcelain or pearlware 5 1/2" to 5 3/4" child's plate. One of many made in the Staffordshire region of England ca. mid 19th century for children- this one of the Robinson Crusoe theme. This one is detailed both in the embossed designs and the picture. The transferred design is highlighted. Or"bombed" with polychrome paint- green, blue, dark red, and a bit of yellow. Other than pops in the paint(which is normal) and the first few letters uneven, the only flaws are 2 very tiny fleabites on 2 corner edges. I could not get them to show up in pictures. I've had several of these and this one was my best. I'm selling another- shown with this in the last photo. I'm also going to start to part with other early to mid 1800's porcelain, so keep watching if you're interested. ... moreThank you for looking at our listings and check what else we have listed. WE SELL VINTAGE AND ANTIQUE USED ITEMS THAT ARE PRE OWNED. THEY ARE NOT NEW OR PERFECT. SO PLEASE SEE ALL PICTURES AND READ ALL DESCRIPTIONS. We photograph all angles and flaws. Please do not ask to return items unless we have misrepresented them. Contact us if there is a problem please. We do our best to operate a quality, honest& reliable business We will combine shipping for multiple purchases(unless they are fragile. Large, etc. Our price estimates are based on Priority Mail or Parcel with adequate packing/ padding. Insurance up to $100.00 is included free with Priority mail shipping. More insurance or other shipping requests, contact us. Any item can be picked up at our antique shop- Burkholder’s Ever-Green Farm, Denver, PA. Lancaster County) Find us at agmap.psu.edu/businesses/4664 PA buyers 6% tax will be added. If you have a tax exempt# Let us know.
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ANTIQUE STAFFORDSHIRE (?) PEARLWARE (?) HANDPAINTED BLUE FLOWERS W/SWIRLYRELIEF
DESCRIPTION& DETAILS: Antique Staffordshire( possibly Pearlware Pitcher with delicate little hand painted flowers and then embossed relief of swirly all over the Pitcher. The pitcher is 8" tall. Please e-mail with any questions. Will be shipped as cheaply as possible. Please e-mail for quote. Also, I can combine shipping if you buy multiple items- shipping will include insurance. POLICIES: Due to E-bay policies and how it affects all of us. Please leave positive feedback for me(in all four areas) when satisfied with transaction. Please contact me if any problem occurs after receiving your item/s: i.e. broken or damaged merchandise. Item not as described, etc. before leaving neutral or negative feedback. Please give me the opportunity to rectify the problem. I try to list and describe items to the best of my ability. SHIPPING COSTS: ... moreI source re-cycled materials for packaging at no cost to the buyer; I am only charging for fees incurred by Post Office or UPS- I really try to keep costs down. Occasionally. I do have to purchase padded envelopes, or other packaging items, and I charge for such items, minimally. Please note: E-bay sends invoices automatically. Sometimes. Shipping quotes can vary, so please wait to receive an invoice from me before paying. Insurance will be added. At the end of the Sale, to Final Sale Value- of all breakable items. FEEDBACK: Once I see you have posted feedback. I will post for you and only then. Thanks, Jennifer
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ENGLISH TRANSFERWARE PEARLWARE JUVENILE / CHILD'S PLATE, 1840
Description Transferware pearl ware child's plate made in Staffordshire England in about 1840. This plate has a black transferware illustration of three boys playing ball. The border has a raised floral design. The plate has two rim chips. Dimensions: 5"
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19th Century Victorian Pearlware Wash Jug 10"
Victorian Pearlware Wash Jug There is ONE(1) jug in this sale Offered for sale with old repairs as shown in photos Decorated with embossed leave handle and transfer applied floral bouquet In vivid colo ur and detail Height 10 ins or 25.5cm With printed 14 mark on base
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"Gables Farm," Adams, Pearlware, Transferware Sugar Box, c 1815 - Gorgeous!!
For your consideration. A beautiful, old, sugar box made in England around 1810 by William Adams III(Son) c. 1804-29. We think this dates to about 1815. Beautiful"Gables Farm" pattern. Rectangular shape, slight"windshield" edges, flower form finial. Measures 5.5" by 4.5" by 6" tall. In very fine condition with no damage. Save for a very tiny frit in one corner of the lid, negligible. Thanks for looking. I hope you can Check out my! g.RcmdId ViewItemDescV4,RlogId p4%60bo7%60jtb9%3Fuk%601d72f%2Bjw%60hquvg%3Eg-14a7dc69740-0x114-
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Antique Gaudy Dutch Queen's Rose Pearlware Creamer/Gravy
Nice antique creamer. Good condition with age related flaws. Crazing. Paint loss to hand painting, and a tight hairline on the bottom. The hairline does not go thru to the inside. 6" handle to spout, 4 1/2" tall, 3 1/4" wide. Please see photos and ask any questions
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Antique Child's Miniature Toy Porcelain Pearlware Covered Soup Tureen
Here is an antique child size soup tureen and under plate. It is in overall good condition. A tiny chip on the edge of the cover and lots of crazing. It has pooled blue color in the clear glaze indicating pearlware. It measures about 5.25" handle to handle and and 2.5" high with under plate and finial. circa 1800's All items I sell are vintage and most are antique. None are perfect. Please expect general use and wear that all antique. Old or used items have and bid accordingly. I will point out any flaws that I think are pertinent but ask questions if you are unsure. RETURN POLICY Returns accepted if item is significantly not as described. Otherwise. There is a 20% restocking fee for a returned item. 20% will be deducted from the money back. Buyer pays non refundable return insured shipping. Payment due within 3 days please ... moreor item will be relisted or offered to the underbidder. SHIPPING Please do not pay until I send an invoice with exact shipping fees! I will ship in the United States Priority or Parcel Post insured. Insurance will be added in the invoice. If you wait for my invoice I will calculate an exact shipping charge with insurance. If you do not wait. The calculator could be overcharging and I do not refund overcharges on shipping because you did not wait. Please give me time to get your item packaged before I send the invoice, which is always the next day. Insurance can only be determined by the cost of the final sale at auctions end. Thank you! International Buyers Due to eBay's new rules. I cannot ship any item first class. I must ship with a tracking number and first class shipping cannot be tracked. All items over $80.00 will also need insurance. I apologize but it is beyond my control. If Priority shipping is too high, please refrain from bidding on the item. Import duties. Taxes and charges are not included in the item price or shipping charges. These are the buyer's responsibility. Please check with your country's customs office to determine what these additional costs
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Blue Staffordshire Pearlware Transferware Romanesque Decorated Punch Bowl 1815
Normal 0 0 1 109 625 5 1 767 11.518 0 0 0 Normal 0 0 1 110 628 5 1 771 11.518 0 0 0 Normal 0 0 1 107 611 5 1 750 11.518 0 0 0 Normal 0 0 1 120 687 5 1 843 11.518 0 0 0 Normal 0 0 1 127 726 6 1 891 11.518 0 0 0 Normal 0 0 1 117 668 5 1 820 11.518 0 0 0 Normal 0 0 1 198 1131 9 2 1388 11.518 0 0 0 Normal 0 0 1 155 888 7 1 1090 11.518 0 0 0 Normal 0 0 1 121 691 5 1 848 11.518 0 0 0 Normal 0 0 1 143 818 6 1 1004 11.518 0 0 0 Normal 0 0 1 129 738 6 1 906 11.518 0 0 0 Normal 0 0 1 149 852 7 1 1046 11.518 0 0 0 Normal 0 0 1 184 1049 8 2 1288 11.518 0 0 0 Normal 0 0 1 149 850 7 1 1043 11.518 0 0 0 Normal 0 0 1 151 861 7 1 1057 11.518 0 0 0 Normal 0 0 1 172 982 8 1 1205 11.518 0 0 0 Normal 0 0 1 149 851 7 1 1045 11.518 0 0 0 Normal 0 0 1 99 569 4 1 698 11.518 0 0 0 Normal 0 0 1 141 807 6 1 991 11.518 0 0 0 Antique and of fine and early“egg shell” soft ... morepaste; a pearlware blue Staffordshire Romanesque patterned transferware punch bowl with old damage. Old rim loss five old staple repairs along a long hairline crack and retaining its unwashed as-attic-found surface. England. 1790-1815. 4” tall by 10” diameter. Guaranteed old and original; this is not a fake or reproduction. Considered to be a fragment-relic-survivor the bowl is. Including the old staple repairs, in very good condition noting a large old rim chunk lost and an at least 14” stapled hairline extending from this lost chunk and. two 1” bottom rim chips and. retaining its unwashed as attic found surface, as found. Please see photographs. As found in a Kittery Point. Maine estate. Seeking things fresh found in attics? Please see our listings from current estates in our Ebay auctions and store. Please check our Ebay ME page for updates and a direct link to our antiques blog; The Chimney Cupboard.
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Lovely Antique Pearlware Ironstone Flow Mulberry Plate "Eagle" Podmore Walker
This auction is for a Lovely and Rare Antique Ironstone Pearl Stoneware Flow Mulberry Plate made by Podmore Walker of England c1834. It is in the company's Striking Eagle Pattern. Which depicts two large eagles perched in a tree with a lake and mountains in the background and a floral and Victorian Scroll design border. The plate measures 9 3/4 inches across is in Very Good condition. Especially for its age. There are no chips or cracks. There are not even any scratches or utensil marks, which is highly rare. It has fine, even crazing throughout, which adds to the character and authenticity of the piece. There is a small area of darker crazing on the back(see photo 10) and three small stilt dots on the face border design(last photo) which were part of the firing process. It has the Podmore Walker Ribbon backstamp with the pattern name. ... moreThe piece dates from 1834- 1859. Check out my! I am selling other ironstone and flow china items and will combine shipping whenever possible. I charge actual shipping and w¬¬ill send this either by USPS Priority Mail or by FedEx Ground. Whichever is less expensive. NOTE: I can't send by FedEx Ground if it is going to a PO Box. Please also check my feedback and buy with confidence. I only accept PayPal. Pennsylvania buyers pay 6-percent sales tax. Be sure to add me to your!
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Rare Pearlware Child Cup Plate Polychrome c1835 Meigh Staffordshire Dinner Set
Rare Pearlware Childs Miniature Dinner Set Plate PRIMROSE FUCHSIA FLORAL CHINTZ Charles Meigh Staffordshire England c.1835 This is a rare childs miniature toy dinner plate c. 1835. Originally part of a complete children's or dollhouse toy dinner service. The tiny dinner dish measures 3 1/2" in diameter with an 8 panel rim. Flat bottoms and pearlware glaze. The set is decorated with an overall floral chintz medley of tiny primrose vine and fuchsia flowers, transfer printed in green with wisps of blue and red. A perfect colorful holiday dinner set. The pattern has been attributed to Charles Meigh in the Staffordshire district in England in the early to mid-19th century. The pattern is especially earthy and beautiful in this forest green. The decoration was elaborately designed with impeccable detailing for the diminutive size of the ... morepiece. The pattern name is unknown. The pieces are unmarked.Offered as is. The plate is in great condition with no chips. Cracks or repairs. Stilt marks, glaze ponding and other minor manufacturing flaws, original to the making, adding to the authenticity and not detracting from the beauty. The design is elegant and striking and will make a wonderful display and a rare addition to any collection of childrens or miniature dolls elegant table wares, pocket sized works of art. Offered as is. We have also listed other pieces from this rare early child's miniature dinner service to mix and match for a lovely collection. Please send us a note with any questions or if you would like to see additional photos. Thank you for bidding! International Buyers– Please Note: Most of our merchandise is over 100 years old. And we mark our international parcels“antiques– over 100 years old” US and International government regulations do not allow us to mark merchandise values below value or mark items as"gifts” Import duties, taxes and charges, if any, are not included in the item price or shipping charges. These charges are the buyer's responsibility. Please check with your country&#
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Early 19th Century SPODE RETICULATED BASKETS & TRAY PATTERN 1867 PEARLWARE
A hard to find pair of early 19th century Spode earthenware baskets with one undertray. These are pattern 1867 and have"SPODE" impressed and stamped marks on the bases as shown. Baskets measure 10&1/4" long and 3&3/8" tall at the handles. The tray is 9&5/8" by 7&5/8" Condition is very good. The tray has a tight 1/2" long hairline off the rim. Otherwise undamaged. One basket has two tight 1/4" long hairlines off the top rim, otherwise undamaged. The other basket has a tight 1" long hairline off the rim, otherwise undamaged. The decoration and gold are in great shape with only minimal high point wear on the interior surface of the tray. They are clean with shiny glaze, no glaze crazing and no discoloration. There are no repairs. Normal 0 false false false EN-US X-NONE X-NONE Foreign ... moreBidders please note: Import duties. Taxes, and charges 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 or buying. These charges are normally collected by the delivering freight(shipping) company or when you pick the item up. Please do not confuse them for additional shipping charges. We will not mark merchandise values below sale price or mark items as"gifts" US and International government regulations prohibit such behavior. If you purchase more than one item. I combine as much as possible to save you money on shipping. Insurance is included in all USA shipping prices. Foreign Priority and Express shipping is trackable and insured in most cases. First Class airmail is not insured or trackable. Foreign bidders. If you have any shipping questions, please email before bidding.
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Early 19thc. pearlware (?) clobbered child's mug
Unusual early 19thc. child's mug. Exquisite glazed white body with single transferware floral image. Handpainted(clobbered) in green, pink, orange and red. May be pearlware. Faint remnants of gold lustre along footing. Distinctive handle. Footing has a deep well on the underside. No mark but probably English. Excellent condition. Size is 2.75"h, mouth is 2.75"w, base is 2.72"w.
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PEARLWARE HANDLELESS CUP, DECORATED, 1820
Pearlware/thin white clay handleless cup. England 1820's. Fine hand painted decoration as shown. Very slight wear to the paint on the rim;staining on the foot. A beautiful piece. dhep.RcmdId ViewItemDescV4,RlogId p4%60bo7%60jtb9%3Fuk%601d72f%2Bishm%3Ed%7Fhep-14ab610b020-0x110-
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ANTIQUE WELSH POTTERY - SWANSEA POTTERY - CAMBRIAN SWANSEA POTTERY JUG PEARLWARE
Item Photos. Click to enlarge. JUST CLICK THE PIX AND CLICK THEM AGAIN TO ENLARGE EARLY/ MID VICTORIAN PEARL WARE FLORAL JUG WELSH POTTERY SWANSEA CAMBRIAN POTTERY JUGS C.1850- 1860 You are looking at a rather interesting antique Swansea pottery pearl ware jug which has been hand painted with a great floral design. It has embossing under the spout. Under the handle as well as the foot rim. The foot rim has four leaf clovers embossed into it! Interestingly the painter has left his– her finger or thumb prints in black in the jug before it was glazed…see pix. It has a particularly ornate handle which finishes with black hand painted chevrons. The height is: 8 inches to the top of the handle. 6 ¾ inches to the highest point on the spout. The base is 4 ½ inches diameter. It benefits from being in very good condition with no chips. Cracks, ... morerestoration etc. There is an under glaze pottery shrinkage line in the foot rim. It does not go through. This is in the manufacturing. I will pack very well for you. NOW FOR THE IMPORTANT STUFF URGENT NOTICE Royal Mail“Signed For” is NOT a tracked service = the recipient signs for the parcel upon receipt. UK delivery only) Royal Mail“International Signed for” is NOT a tracked service = the recipient signs for the parcel upon receipt. Europe& worldwide) Please note that insurance is for loss only up to £50.00. Royal Mail“Tracked and Signed” Is a tracked service but is available to certain countries only; please contact us to see if“Tracked and Signed” is available to your country. Ceramics. Glass etc. are NOT insurable under any circumstances however I pack very very well. See feedback. Not our rules = This is the case for all shippers/ couriers Post Offices etc. If the shipping service advertised is not a tracked service and you require this please contact us ASAP. There is a CHARGE for this service on top of the advertised shipping charge. Sorry, blame the shipper, post office etc. DELIVERY CHARGES TO: HIGHLANDS AND ISLANDS If you are from the Highland and Islands
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PEARLWARE Miniature Toy Soup Plate Blue Willow Chinoiserie 1830 Staffordshire
800x600 Children's Transferware Miniature Toy Plate BLUE WILLOW CHINOISERIE Staffordshire England c 1830 This fantastic miniature dish is a stunning and scarce transferware toy. Circa 1830-35. Originally part of a complete miniature children's dinner service, tiny plate measures just 3 1/4" in diameter with a deep center well. Transfer printed in cobalt blue, the piece is finished with pearlware glaze. It is decorated in a variation on the Willow pattern. An uncommon interpretation of the original Chinese blue willow wares. The plate has a pair of love birds at the top, with one men on a bridge, a boat to the left and willow trees in the center and a Japanese pagoda and flowering trees on the right. A very nice example of a classic chinoserie pattern. The plate is unmarked and the maker is unknown. Hails from a 19th century pottery ... moremanufactory in the Staffordshire region of England. This unusual piece is in overall good condition with no chips cracks or repairs. Wear on the back rim. Stilt marks on the front and back(including one enlarged stilt mark on the foot rim) Insignificant kiln dust on the reverse side and glaze ponding on front, original to the making. Noteworthy overall patina. Offered as is. Finely potted. Children's transferware of this quality is quite scarce and highly sought after. We invite you to browse the rest of our auction listings this week to mix and mtach. We are always happy to combine postage on multiple purchases. Please send us a message 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 cou
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Pearlware Miniature NICE French Scenery Cup Plate c1840 Ridgway Morley
Pearlware Romantic Scenery Cup Plate Ridgway Morley Staffordshire. England c1840 This is a scarce cup plate or miniature dinner set plate made for childs play or to accessorize an elegant pre-Victorian dollhouse. Measuring 3" in diameter. The color is a rich and brilliant cobalt blue creamy earthenware(not porcelain) base, finished with pearlware glaze. The plate is decorated with finely engraved tiny scene of a European vista with buildings and natural vegetation and a floral vine border. According to a very helpful cup plate expert. The pattern name is‘Nice’ by Frances Morley(successor to Ridgway Morley) An esteemed pottery manufacturers in the Staffordshire region of England in the early part of the 19th century. The grown up version of the pattern is shown in Petra Williams Vol. I pg 711- US 19- unascribed. As well as in Margie Williams ... moreCharm of English Pink pg 247 and Jeffrey Snyder Romantic Staffordshire Ceramics pg 139. The tiny plate shows just a snippet of the full size engraving. And each piece in the miniature set shows a different snippet. The plate has no maker’s mark. It is in great condition with no chips cracks or repairs. Kiln dust and other minor imperfections original to the making. An extremely hard to find example. A perfect addition to an advanced collection of miniature transferware. Please send us an email with any questions or if you would like to see additional photos. Thank you for bidding! International Buyers– Please Note: Most of our merchandise is over 100 years old. And we mark our international parcels“antiques– over 100 years old” US and International government regulations do not allow us to mark merchandise values below value or mark items as"gifts” Import duties, taxes and charges, if any, are not included in the item price or shipping charges. These charges are the buyer's responsibility. Please check with your country's customs office to determine what these additional costs will be prior to bidding/buying. Normal 0 false false false EN-US X-NONE X-NONE
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Pearlware MINIATURE TOY PICKLE DISH Ridgway Morley PRIMROSE C1840 Staffordshire
Childs Transfer Printed Toy Dinner Set Pickle Dish COUNTRY BLUE PRIMROSE attributed to Frances Morley Staffordshire England c.1845 This is a scarce transfer printed pearlware childs or dollhouse pickle dish. Originally part of a complete miniature toy dinner service. Measuring just 2 1/8” in diameter. It is decorated in cobalt blue with a delicate floral sheet of primrose and other spring flowers and seaweed vines. The tiny hexagonal dish is unmarked. The maker is not known with certainty. Though based on form, it was likely made by Frances Morley(predecessor to Morley and Ashworth, successor of Ridgway and Morley, an esteemed pottery in the Hanely in the Staffordshire region of England in the early to mid 1800sThe author Doris Lechler titles this pattern BERRIES VINES BLOSSOMS, pattern#216. The original set was made on the identical blank ... moreof the flow blue Forget Me Not pattern. The quality of the form and detailing of the piece is far superior to what would be expected on this diminutive sized piece. Finely scalloped edge and elaborate moulded form. The dish is in great condition. With no cracks, chips, or repairs. Minor kiln dust smudging stilt marks and other minor manufacturing flaws, original to the making. The little dish is a fine example in children's or doll house historical Staffordshire pearlware transferware. Please send us a note with any questions or if you would like to see additional photos. Thank you for bidding! International Buyers– Please Note: Most of our merchandise is over 100 years old. And we mark our international parcels“antiques– over 100 years old” US and International government regulations do not allow us to mark merchandise values below value or mark items as"gifts” Import duties, taxes and charges, if any, are not included in the item price or shipping charges. These charges are the buyer's responsibility. Please check with your country's customs office to determine what these additional costs will be prior to bidding/buying. Normal 0 false false false EN-US X-NON
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Antique Staffordshire Pearlware Window Sash Rests PAIR Crowned Women’s Heads
A rare pair of Staffordshire Pearlware Window Stops/ Rests in the form of a woman’s head. C. 1820, used to hold a window open allowing fresh air to circulate through the house. The woman’s heads have bright. Boldly painted faces, wearing tiaras or crowns& beaded necklaces around the neck, which is the base for the supports. The main coloring is cobalt blue& burgundy red on a clear glazed white clay, a raised starburst molding to the central gem of the crowns& raised mold work to the hair& brows, wide-eyed expressions& rouged cheeks. One piece has slightly more detailed painting. Both have yellow ochre lining around the base. 4 1/2″ high. The base opening is 3 1/2″ X 2 1/2″ The pair are as I found them. I believe there has been professional restoration to the bottom rim of one piece. Making it feel slightly heavier. I can’t ... morerule out other minimal touch ups as this pair is in excellent condition. All items will remain active on other sites across the internet& available for purchase until payment is received.
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ANTIQUE STAFFORDSHIRE STRAWBERRY AND VINE PEARLWARE CREAMER CREAM PITCHER
A STRAWBERRY AND VINE CREAMER STAFFORDSHIRE. EARLY 19TH CENTURY approximately 4.1/4 in. high g63.RcmdId ViewItemDescV4,RlogId p4%60bo7%60jtb9%3Feog4d71f%2B%3Eg63-14ae4ffb0a9-0x10f-
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Early Antique Soft Paste Pearlware Sugar Bowl with Lid Handpainted
Here is a very nice. Early pearlware sugar bowl. It measures 4 inches tall with the lid on. And is 5 inches across the handles. It is hand-painted with bright blue and rusty-orange flowers. Additional dots and dashes, and brown accents. It is in excellent condition aside from a few small chips on the underneath edge of the lid that don't show from the outside. Otherwise there are no chips. Cracks or repairs. see images) Any questions. Or further images, please feel free to ask! Shipping will be $6.00 within the continental US only. No international shipping. Please. di,RcmdId ViewItemDescV4,RlogId p4%60bo7%60jtb9%3Fuk%601d72f%2Bishhov%3C%3Edi-14aec39e28a-0x114-
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A superbly colored Prattware / Pearlware figure emblematic of winter, circa 1800
rhusrluk rhusrluk Antique pottery in good taste– harmic.little A delightful Pratt ware/ pearlware figure of a young boy wearing a hat with a cape drawn around his shoulders. Representing Winter; Staffordshire or Yorkshire, circa 1790- 1810. This fantastically evocative little figure depicts a boy wearing a wide-rimmed brown hat and orange cloak and yellow breeches. His cape is tightly drawn around his shoulders protecting him from the cold wind. He is standing on a molded green base and is wearing brown shoes. The figure is approximately 7 1/2 inches in height and was probably copied from creamware examples made by the Wood family of Burslem. The quality of the modeling is really convincing and is further enhanced by the photographs provided. Unfortunately. It has been broken in two pieces just above his shoes. The two halves have been glued ... moreback together to preserve the figure. There is also a small repair on the base along with several sliver chips. His hat also has two sliver chips. This is a great little item of early English pottery to add to your collection of early pottery figures- thank you and good luck! Insurance is included with shipping. Absolutely guaranteed authentic. Why not visit the'harmic.little' eBay shop to view the finest early English and European ceramics regularly available on eBay? PLEASE CLICK HERE to see all of our current items displayed simultaneously on our GALLERY page. Our eBay early pottery shop is always open! Please stay tuned for other interesting ceramics in the days and weeks ahead! Thank you for looking. Watching, and bidding! ANTIQUES– HELPING TO PROTECT YOUR FUTURE BY INVESTING IN THE PAST! International Buyers– Please Note: Import duties. Taxes, and charges are not included in the item price or shipping cost. These charges are the buyer's responsibility. These fees are not additional shipping charges. We will not under-value merchandise or mark the item as a gift on customs forms, as falsifying this information is against U.S. and international laws.
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Early English Pearlware Mug, Polychrome Chinoiserie Design, Antique Pottery Cup
Antique Pearlware Mug Wonderful English pearlware handled cup decorated with five polychrome colors in a Chinoiserie design. We would estimate that this piece dates from 1779 to the early 1800s. This earthenware mug is unsigned but does have a small painted decorator’s number on the bottom. The cup has a black underglaze transfer design showing a seated woman with a parasol and three boys. The polychrome was applied over the glaze in shades of orange. Raspberry pink, yellow, green and a mustard color around the top rim. This piece stands 4” tall(or 10.2 cm) It has a top diameter of 4 ¼” 11 cm) not counting the handle. Condition: This handsome mug is in very good condition. With no chips, cracks or repairs. The green polychrome areas in the decoration have sustained some flaking. There is flaking to the mustard colored paint on the top ... morerim as well. This piece has all over crazing to the glaze, and the handle has some minor staining. There is some insignificant staining on the inner floor, as well as some minor scratches. The exterior has only a couple of very minor scratches. There are two small areas with factory mold flaws on the sides of the cup. One of these flaws is located just to the left of the parasol, the other is by the legs of the standing boy. As with all of our auctions. This item is being sold with no reserve and starts at $9.99. W e charge only actual shipping costs. With never a fee for packing materials or handling! Chinese Wedgwood Josiah Staffordshire. Spode, Worcester, Flow Blue, Transferware, Mulberry, Pratt U.S. Buyers: We offer a choice of three shipping methods. UPS and USPS Parcel Select(formerly Parcel Post) and Priority Mail. Please click on the blue“Shipping and Payments” tab above to see rates for UPS and USPS. W e are always happy to combine items for shipping(when possible) or discount your shipping on multiple purchases. Payment Attention International Buyers- We truly love our international buyers but please note- Import Duties. Taxes and Charges are not included in t
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Blue Willow Chinoiserie tea cup Transfer Staffordshire Pearlware Circa1820
Click Here. Double your traffic. Get Vendio Gallery- Now FREE! Have you ever seen a cup with so much art and beauty to it? I believe that is what drew me to it a long time ago at in an Antique store. Problem is I Just cant afford to buy any more pieces of this. Having one lonely cup is ok but it does not make a collection. If you need this piece here is a beauty for you. The information I got from the proprietor was it was cira 1820's Blue Willow Chinoiserie design transfer decorated Staffordshire cup. What drew me to this fine piece was all the detail it has it all Look closely at my pictures you will see the fishing boats the 2 pagoda like Chinese buildings 3 men on the fence the crisscrosses the bottom of the cup. The birds, All the trees there must be at least 6 or more trees varieties. We all know the famous blue willow but some ... moreof the others look like bonsai or some similar. The starting price that I have for this cup is less than I paid for it,If you are a true collector I am sure you can value it. If anyone is real serious make me an offer I will work with you. ~~~~~~~NOW THE YADA YADA~~~~~~. Payment within 2 days please.Winning bidder is responsible for paying shipping cost.You must also contact me to request a return. Also pay return postage on item.Returns within 14 days. Please email any questions before bidding. As returns are accepted only if items is misrepresented. I will combine shipping just ask.And finally if there is any problem please contact me before leaving negative feedback I/we should be able to make it right.
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SIXFruit Bowls Pearlware Blue White Two Temples Crown Staffordshire 1906 Antique
Six(6) superb Antique English Blue and White fruit bowl in the Two Temples/ Broseley Pattern. The bowl are 5" across and 1" deep They are marked with early Crown Staffordshire mark- c 1906. The design is in the Spodes Pattern Book of 1820. And the design was collected by the Copeland Family. The pattern has three figures. Two on the bridge and one in the Temple Door, the Willow Tree is above the bridge. An early version of the later popular Willow Pattern. The border is a butterfly border. And there is embossing to the rims and a gold line. These are very early pieces. The color is lighter than the later versions and the transfer is example of early English porcelain. Close to Flo Blue. You can see that the lines are little fussy and unclear something normal for earlier fransferplalte. The pieces are in good order for their age. ... moreThere are no chips. Cracks or crazing. SHIPPING: Canada post. Shipping costs include cost of packaging. I am pleased to offer Worldwide Shipping. Overseas Customers: Please Email for a Shipping Quote Prior to Bidding I will combine purchases to save on shipping cost. International Buyers Please Note: Import duties. Taxes and charges 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. INTERNATIONAL BUYERS ONLY- if GROUND SHIPPING is your chosen option please be aware items can take up to 8 weeks or longer for delivery. If you choose shipping service without insurance and tracking information(Small packet Air or Small packet Ground) in order to save on shipping cost I will not cover lost/stolen package.
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Rare Rural Historical Staffordshire Pearlware Soft Paste Dark Blue Tranfer Cup
Up for auction is this rare handless cup and saucer with dark blue transfer decorations. The scene depicted is what appears to be a log cabin in the distance in a bucolic rural countryside. In the foreground is a woman in a bonnet carrying a basket of flowers with two children. The woman is giving the children the flowers. The cup and saucer are pearlware softpaste. The saucer measures 5” wide and 1 ¼” tall. The cup measures 3 ½: across and 2 ¼” high. Condition overall is very good to excellent. The glaze is shining w/o scratches or staining and transfer is very dark and clear. The saucer has a small spot where the clear glaze did not cover the transfer. That blemish measures 1/8” by 1/16” it looks like a spot of dirt– see pictures. The saucer has a chip ½’ x ¼” at some time it was colored. It is only on the outside ... moreand does not break the lip. Also a very small chip- 1/16” to ¼” on inside of foot. Overall. This is a beautiful example of a rare piece in very good to excellent condition for its age. Thanks for looking.
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Antique 19th century pearlware child's plate Uncle Toby transferware ABC, 7"
This is a transferware child's plate. Pearlware glaze, picturing"Uncle Toby, a character from children's books. It is also marked"Father Chirpie, his mark. There is a little chip on the upper left edge, but it must be from the manufacture because there is glaze in it.nb
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Romantic staffordshire pearlware blue transferware soap dish RARE Shape Ridgway
A rare Ridgway.Morley& Wear,soap dish with a pierced reverse lid/cover,transfer printed in blue with the"Japan Flowers" pattern.9 inches handle to handle,aprox 4 inches tall.
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Antique Pearlware Blue & White Plate with Grape Leaves
perfect Blue White Grape Leaf Pearlware 9 inch Plate
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Rare Staffordshire Pearlware Childs Tea Set CHINESE BELLS Charles Meigh c1835
800x600 Rare Staffordshire Pearlware Childs Toy Tea Set CHINESE BELLS Charles Meigh Staffordshire England c.1835 This is hard to find child's or doll’s toy tea set c1835. The pattern is called"Chinese Bells" Made by Charles Meigh in the Staffordshire district in England in the early to mid-19th century. Several of the saucers and plates are marked with the pattern name and an impressed‘Improved Stone China. Nicely potted, transfer printed in rich and earthy forest green finished with a pearlware glaze. The central image depicts two young children playing music on a set of Chinese bells. On a background of wild roses and a floral urn with a twisted rope border trim. Originally part of a complete children's toy tea and table service, this complete set serves 4 and includes: Teapot with lid. 4” tall, 7” long(reglued handle ... moreand finial, spoon dings inside rim, superficial crazing) Sugar or sucrier with lid. 4” tall, 5” long(reglued/riveted finial secure but wobbly, spoon dings inside lid) Creamer or milk jug. 2 3/4" tall· Waste bowl. 2 3/4" tall(2 short ageline on edge) 4 cups. 2” tall(2 with chippies on rim) 4 saucers. 4 1/2" diameter(1 with chippies, 1 with interior age line) 2 cookie plates The detailing is impeccable considering the diminutive size of the set. The set is in good overall condition. As described in detail above, with no other chips, cracks or repairs. Minor manufacturing flaws consistent with age. The set is being offered as is. The design is elegant and striking and will make a wonderful display and a rare addition to any collection of children's transferware or miniature doll's elegant tea wares. 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
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Staffordshire Pearlware - Antique Enoch Wood Grapevine Border - Soup Bowl - 1825
Staffordshire Pearlware- Antique Enoch Wood Grapevine Border- Soup Bowl- 1825 This historic medium blue Enoch Wood& Sons soup bowl. Featuring Thornton Castle, was part of the Wood grapevine series, produced sometime around 1825. Thornton Castle. Built in the 1500s, no longer stands. The soup bowl pictures the castle in the distance, with a river and boatmen, man and dog, and 2 cows in the forefront. The bowl has a diameter of 10" It's approximatley 1 1/2" deep. Utensil marks are present and there is some discoloration and roughness around the edge. There is a 3/8" chip under the rim. Which is pictured. When looking at the front of the plate, the under rim chip is located between 12:00-1:00. On the bottom of the bowl. You'll find the Wood banner, with"Thornton Castle.Staffordshire" Since a picture is worth ... morea thousand words. Please view the photos carefully, as they are an integral part of the description. Sorry. But we do not ship internationally. If purchasing more than one item, please wait for my combined shipping invoice. We want to make sure you receive your combined shipping discount! Payment is to be made within 3 days of sale.thank you! Be sure to check your tracking number to access shipping timeline! We cheerfully answer questions before the end of the auction. Don't be afraid to ask! We love feedback and will leave feedback once you receive your purchase. Thanks for visiting and come back again! In order to save a twig. I try to use recycled packing materials whenever possible! Please visit our store. Painted Shutters, to discover more great auction finds! Your purchase will be sent out within a day of receiving payment. You will be notified of any exception. If you are not satisfied with your item. You may contact us and return it within 14 days of purchase. If returned in good condition, we will gladly refund your purchase. We describe our items accurately. However we may overlook a flaw on occasion. If that occurs, please notify us immediately. We want you to
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Blue Staffordshire Pearlware Pictorial Miniature Tureen INTO THE WOODS 1830 Toy
Early Miniature Pearlware Toy Vege Tureen INTO THE WOODS Staffordshire England c.1830 This is an uncommon historical Staffordshire miniature toy vegetable tureen c. 1830. It was made as part of a complete children's toy transferware dinner service. The creamy square soft paste earthenware bowl measures 2 7/8 in diameter with clipped corners. A flared rim and flat rimless bottom. The piece is transfer printed in a rich cobalt blue with a pearlware glaze, hand cut from the mold. The dish is impeccably potted and finely detailed. Depicting a thicket of woodland scenery in the background. The pattern name is unknown and the exact maker has not been identified. The quality of the form and detailing of the image is far superior to what would be expected on this diminutive sized piece. The tureen is in overall fairly good condition. With a tight ... morehairline or ageline in the upper left hand corner and no other chips, cracks or repairs. Overall age patina. Stilt marks and minor imperfections original to the making and typical of these early wares, but outstanding overall considering age and scarcity of the form and pattern. Examples are extremely hard to come by. The tiny tureen is a pocket size work of art and will make a fine addition to any collection of childrens wares or miniature doll house transferware dinner wares. Offered as is. We are also other early miniature pearlware ceramics to mix and match. Please send us a note with any questions or if you would like to see additional photos. Thank you for bidding! International Buyers– Please Note: Most of our merchandise is over 100 years old. And we mark our international parcels“antiques– over 100 years old” US and International government regulations do not allow us to mark merchandise values below value or mark items as"gifts” Import duties, taxes and charges, if any, are not included in the item price or shipping charges. These charges are the buyer's responsibility. Please check with your country's customs office to determine what these additional
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Pearlware Toy Dinner Set Plate FRUIT BIRD BUTTERFLY Meigh 1840 Red Staffordshire
Scarce Staffordshire Childs Pearlware Miniature Dinner Plate ASIATIC BIRDS with FRUIT Charles Meigh Staffordshire England c. 1840 This is a very scarce miniature transferware dinner plate. Circa 1840, originally part of a complete miniature children's dinner service. The round scalloped rim plate measures 3-3/4” across with a flat rimless base. Red transfer printed decoration finished with pearlware glaze, extremely well potted, to the standards usually only seen in full-size Staffordshire table wares. Decorated with exotic Asiatic pheasants or oriental looking birds and a butterfly on tree branches and an abundant bowl of fruit, bordered with contrasting dotted chain border trim. The plate is unmarked. According to Doris Lechler's book English Toy China the pattern name is"Asiatic Birds" which she attributes to the maker ... moreis Charles Meigh. A well known pottery maker in the Staffordshire region of England from 1835-1849. We have also seen the pattern attributed to Davenport. The pattern is documented by Lechler as pattern#223. The pattern is also discussed on page 113 in Milbourn's Understanding Miniature British Pottery& Porcelain. The plate is in great condition with no chips. Cracks, or repairs. Stilt marks, a spot of kiln fleck and other typical manufacturing imperfections, original to the making, consistent with age. A delicate little piece in a very scarce colorway to display in the finest dollhouse, a pocket size work of art! Children's transferware of this quality is quite scarce and highly sought after.Offered as described and as shown. We have also listed other early children's colorful transferware this week- mix and match for a lovely collection. We are always happy to combine postage on multiple purchases. Please contact us 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 In
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Antique English Lusterware/Pearlware/Earthenware Bowl Staffordshire #185
A Wonderful c. 1840-1869 Antique Lusterware/Pearlware/Earthenware Hand Painted Bowl. Stafforshire, England. Bowl is marked with the number 132 on the bottom. 6" W x 3" H. Great condition with no chips. Cracks, or repairs. There are some discoloration marks, pinhead glaze marks and light utensil marks but in lovely shape for the age of this piece. Please view the photos. Thank you for viewing! Posted with
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Antique Blue Transferware Historical Staffordshire Pearlware plate Henshall 1825
A rare Historical Blue staffordshire plate.By Henshall,decorated with"the waterworks and dam.Philedelphia"from the fruit and flowers border,decorated with the"stem" view.A fantastic plate in Superb condition
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RARE EARLY 1800'S STAFFORDSHIRE PEARLWARE DEER FIGURE/OPEN BOTTOM
THIS RARER THAN RARE EARLY 1800'S-1820-1850'S IS A STAFFORDSHIRE PEARLWARE FIGURE WITH AN OPEN BOTTOM AND IS THE ONLY COMPLETE ONE I HAVE EVER SEEN-IT HAS A VERY FOLK ART FACE AND IS READY FOR A STAFFORDSHIRE COLLECTOR-IT HAS BEEN IN THE SAME FAMILY AND PASSED DOWN FOR MANY DECADES. IT IS RARE TO SEE IT IN ONE PIECE. IT IS AN ANTIQUE AND HAS A SMALL MOLD MARK IN THE GLAZE. IT IS WHAT IT IS RARER THAN HEN'S TEETH-IT IS A GIFT FOR ANY COLLECTION-6 1/4 LONG X 5 1/4" HIGH X 3" WIDE. PLEASE NO BIDDERS WITH PRIVATE OR HIDDEN FEEDBACK BID-WE SHIP IN 3-5 BUSINESS DAYS AFTER AUCTION IS OVER AND BEEN PAID-WE DO NOT HAVE A RETURN POLICY SO ASK QUESTIONS-THANK YOU-WE ONLY SHIP TO THE MAIN LAND USA.
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BIG, BEAUTIFUL ADAMS ROSE STYLE STAFFORDSHIRE PEARLWARE EMBOSSED PITCHER
I AM SELLING PERSONALLY OWNED ITEMS FROM MY COLLECTIONS DUE TO THE NEED TO DOWNSIZE. PLEASE EXAMINE ALL PHOTOS CAREFULLY. AND ASK QUESTIONS BEFORE BIDDING. I TRIED MY BEST TO CAPTURE FLAWS IN PHOTOS. BUT WITH THE WHITE BACKGROUND, IT WASN'T EASY. FIRST. BASICS: IT IS BIG, BEING ABOUT 10 1/4" TO THE HANDLE TOP. THE BODY IS MOULDED. ALL PAINTED DECORATION IS VIBRANT AND INTACT. TH EMBOSSED DETAILS ARE BEAUTIFUL. IT IS IN THE ADAMS ROSE STYLE. I BOUGHT IT AS DATING AROUND 1840. SO THAT'S HOW I HAVE LISTED IT. I AM NOT AN EXPERT. NOW. FOR THE FLAWS. THERE'S A TINY CRACK ON THE RIGHT TOP OF THE HANDLE, WHERE IT ATTACHES TO THE BODY. I THINK THAT WAS IN THE MANUFACTURING PROCESS. I SEE A SMALL SCRATCH ON THE RIGHT SIDE, BETWEEN THE HANDLE AND THE EMBOSSED AREA. NEAR WHERE THE TOP OF THE HANDLE ATTACHES TO THE BODY, THERE IS SOME ... moreDISCOLORATION. THERE IS ALSO SOME DISCOLORATION TO THE FRONT AND LEFT SIDE OF THE LIP. THERE IS AN ISSUE THAT I AM HAVING A HARD TIME DIAGNOSING: THE TOP LEFT SIDE OF THE LIP HAS AN AREA THAT SEEMS DISCOLORED. AND THE GLAZE IS THICK AND UNEVEN. THE GLAZE DOES APPEAR TO BE PEARLWARE. I CAN'T DECIDE IF THIS WAS A MANUFACTURING FLAW, OR IF IT WAS CRACKED, AND REPAIRED. THIS WEIRD GLAZING IS ALSO ON THE INSIDE OF THE LIP, TOO. I THINK THAT THIS PIECE DISPLAYS BEAUTIFULLY FROM ALL ANGLES. AND WITH THE LOVELY DESIGN AND BIG SIZE, IT WILL LOOK GREAT ON DISPLAY WITH YOUR OTHER SIMILAR PIECES. I'VE DONE MY BEST TO ACCURATELY DESCRIBE WHAT I SEE. AND. I DIDN'T EVEN NOTICE ANY ISSUES WHEN I BOUGHT THE PITCHER. I GENERALLY DON'T ACCEPT RETURNS. AS I DESCRIBE AND PHOTOGRAPH TO THE BEST OF MY ABILITY. HOWEVER, IF YOU RECEIVE THIS AND FIND FLAWS THAT I FAILED TO POINT OUT, YOU CAN RETURN IT, BUT YOU MUST PAY RETURN SHIPPING. I CHARGE FLAT RATE SHIPPING. BUT IF I EVER OVERCHARGE BY ONE DOLLAR OR MORE, THE BUYER WILL RECEIVE THAT AMOUNT IN REFUND. SHIPPING IS TO THE CONTINENTAL USA ONLY. PAYPAL PAYMENT IS EXPECTED WITHIN 3 DAYS OF END OF AUCTION. THANKS FOR LOOKING!
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