Flow Blue: HAMILTON flanged soup bowl English flow blue (flo blue) flanged soup bowl in the Hamilton pattern by J. Maddock and Sons, circa 1896. Has some crazing. We have several of these bowls for sale.
 

Flow Blue: HONG KONG plate A large 14-sided paneled plate in the Hong Kong pattern, by Charles Meigh, circa 1845. Marked "Hong Kong" and also impressed with "Improved Stone China" on its underside. The color is strong and the condition is good on this hard to find very early pattern. Has some glaze missing (discoloration and roughness) on its edge. 10¼".
 

Flow Blue: IDRIS (THE OLYMPIC) round covered vegetable bowl This gold-trimmed covered serving bowl has a blue clover design and on its underside has a blue Idris mark of W.H. Grindley, circa 1910. Has a minor small rough spot on the edge of the lid. Diameter (with side handles): 10¼"; height (to top of lid handle): ~4¼".

Several other pieces available in this gold-trimmed pattern (see listings below for THE OLYMPIC (IDRIS), including dinner plates, bowls, covered butter dish, cups and saucers. On some pieces, this pattern is indicated as Grindley’s "The Olympic" or "Idris" or has both names.
 

Flow Blue: ITALIA cup and saucer set Scenic fow blue cup and saucer in the Italia pattern, made by W&E Corn in England, circa 1891. This design is similar to the earlier "Tivoli" pattern by Thomas Furival (see our item #M066). Marked on base of both pieces. Cup" 3¾" (Diam), 2¼" (H); saucer: ~6" (Diam). PLEASE NOTE: both pieces are in excellent condition. The light areas visible on the rim of the cup in the first picture are just reflections!
 

Flow Blue: KAOLIN soup plate Large 12-paneled flow blue soup in the Kaolin pattern, made by Podmore Walker & Co, circa 1834-1859. Condition is excellent, color is good and looks like it was never used! In addition to the blue mark, there is an impressed mark ("Stone Ware" PW & Co").
10½".
 

Flow Blue: KNOX platter (Grindley) Extremely attractive English flow blue platter in the Knox pattern by W.H. Grindley, circa 1894. The color is especially rich and the blue flows nicely. 10½" x 7¼".
 

Flow Blue: KYBER octagonal bowl and undertray This large and extremely attractive Kyber bowl and undertray set was made in England by Wm. Adams, circa 1891. The footed bowl has a height of 4¾" and a diameter of 10". The octagonal undertray is ~14" in length (including handles) and ~10½" in width. This large footed bowl has no inner lip and was NOT made to have a lid. This extremely rare and hard to find set is in excellent condition!
 

Flow Blue: KYBER soup bowl English flow blue soup bowl in the Kyber pattern by W. Adams, circa 1891. Has a small sliver missing from the underside of the rim, which is not visible from the front, but otherwise is in excellent condition.(#Z245/#Z244)
Dinner plates also available.
 

Flow Blue: KYBER demitasse cup and saucer set Hard to find flow blue demitasse cup and saucer set in the the Kyber pattern by Wm Adams, which was made in England, circa 18891. Hard to find! Saucer: ~4¾" (Diam); Cup: 2¼" (H). A few sets available.
 

Flow Blue: KYBER plate Lovely English flow blue plate, by W. Adams, circa 1891. Condition: excellent. 10".
 

Flow Blue: LA BELLE pitcher Flow blue "LaBelle" pitcher made by Wheeling Pottery, circa 1893 and marked on its base "LaBelle China". Sprays of blue flowers decorate the body of this pitcher that has a rich blue neck with its edge trimmed in gold and embossed swirls underneath the neck. Quite attractive! Approximately 5" (H), 6¼"(spout to handle). Some crazing and gold is in excellent condition.
 

Flow Blue: LA BELLE serving bowl Unusual shape large bowl with excellent color and retention of gilding; minimal crazing, . Marked "LaBelle China" and made by Wheeling Pottery Company, circa 1891-1910. 11½"(L) x 10¼"(W) x 2¾"(H).
 

Flow Blue: LAHORE plate Gently scalloped flow blue plate with good color in the Lahore pattern, made in England by WE Corn, circa 1900. Nice clean condition with some light crazing on well of plate. 9¾”.
 

Flow Blue: LANCASTER plate Slightly scalloped flow blue plate, with beading on its rim, in the Lancaster pattern. This plate was made in England by New Wharf Pottery, circa 1891. Has a couple of very minor miniscule nicks on the underside of the rim (not objectionable)that are barely visible from the back. 9".
 

Flow Blue: LAWRENCE tureen & underplate Flow blue covered tureen with underplate. The tureen and plate are marked “Lawrence” and have an early W.H. Grindley mark. The tureen is 8¼” in length (handle to handle) and its height is 4½". The underplate (9"x7") has some crazing but the other two pieces have none.