Alfred Meakin Transferware Reverie Pitcher For sale is an Alfred Meakin brown transferware pitcher. Pattern is 'Reverie'. No chips or cracks and stands 6 inches tall. Great for milk, syrup, etc. It says England on bottom vs. Gt. Britain, so I assume this is an older item; have not checked it out yet. 10/08esa#2203
Manufacturer: Alfred Meakin  

Vintage Feminine Shaving Accessories For sale are some vintage feminine shaving accessories. Perfect for your new, made to look vintage powder room! First is a cool mug, (I assume it is a shaving mug), with pink roses on it, (heavy duty; transferware). Bottom has a circular backstamp, Made in Something, (it is too faint to make out, but it is not Japan, because there are too many letters, could be Germany, Austria, etc.) It is 3.5 tall x 3.5 wide, no chips or cracks. Next is a vintage shaving brush to go in the mug, (4 tall, badger bristles). Next is a small white vintage Homer Laughlin platter to set these items on; backstamped in green, Homer Laughlin, Made in USA, F 37, (1937), N 5. It is 9.25 long x 7 wide. Next is a beautiful vintage hankie, (white on white w/delicate hand-done stitching. Next are two Avon milk glass sachet bottles with orig. boxes, (no sachet left inside bottles). (You could add a vintage razor with it and set it atop an antique washstand!) Pic #3 shows a cool way to display your mustache/shaving mugs!
Manufacturer: Homer Laughlin  

Huge Antique Slop Jar For sale is a huge antique covered slop jar. This jar/pot is a whopping 14 tall x 13 wide from handle end to other side. Bottom has some gold numbers/initials on bottom, but not sure who made it, likely French, but could be American, e.g., Homer Laughlin c:1800's. Feels like earthenware. Very ornate, likely made for a VIP. Features hand painted pansies. It has some minor age flaws; crazing; some discoloration pic #6, mainly around interior mid section; a couple of tiny black dots pic #8; some wear on the gold, a very tight, faint small hairline on upper rim pic #6; and some tiny flakes off interior lid rim edge which are not visible on exterior, pic #5. The beauty of this item outweighs the expected aging flaws. If you like antiques, you will love this. I think it is gorgeous and the aging flaws just add to is charm. It is also very heavy. You can use it on an antique washstand; under a vanity table, or remove lid and use as a shabby chic planter for a large plant. You might never come across one as ornate or large as this one! #esa1/09
Circa: 1800's
Manufacturer: unknown  

Antique Staffordshire Transferware Tray For sale is an antique Staffordshire transferware tray. c:1891-1902. Celery? Has incised mark: Edge Malkin & Co., and brown backstamp: England, Trade mark, E. M. & Co., over B, Summertime, Rd. No. 232991. No chips or cracks but has some discoloration as expected. It is 8.25 long x 4.75 wide. brncs9/09
Circa: 1891
Manufacturer: Edge Malkin & Co.  

Antique Staffordshire Earthenware Biscuit Jar For sale is a very beautiful, good sized, antique Staffordshire tea biscuit jar. This jar has incised EPNS Made in England on lid, electroplated nickel silver, aka silver plate. This jar looks small in the pics, but it is a good size jar. The bottom is backstamped in brown: With Peek, Frean & Co's Compliments, crown symbol, S.F. & Co. England, and an initial; and there is a raised square with a number in it = S. Fielding & Co., Stoke, Staffordshire. No chips or cracks; but does have some crazing. The floral design appears to be transferware with some hand painting. It stands 6 tall; top rim is 4.5 wide. There is some wear on the upper metal rim, but overall, this item is in 'good antique' condition. A delightful jar for your collection! If using paypal, you must have a confirmed address or do not select this as your payment method. Final markdown! Thanks for visiting More Than McCoy, the store for collectors, dealers and decorators! 3-06ggau#1400
Circa: 1800's
Manufacturer: S. Fielding & Co.  

Staffordshire Ironstone Jardinaire and Pedestal For sale is a Staffordshire Ironstone jardinaire and pedestal. This item features transferware colonial ladies and gents. (sorry, the pics did not come out that well; it is very pretty!). The bottom of the pedestal is marked on the interior: Ironstone Staffordshire England, in blue, with two horses on each side; the jard is marked with a banner type symbol Staffordshire England also in blue, and next to rim it has incised 5x. The jard is 5.5 tall x 6.75 wide across top rim; the ped is 11.75 tall x 6 wide across bottom rim. When jard is atop the ped it stands 17.25 tall. It has some faint crazing, mainly near bottom of pedestal, but no chips or cracks. It looks great next to a bathtub with a fern in it! (I like to use double sided tape just to secure the jard to the pedestal in case you bump it, it won't fall off).
Manufacturer: Staffordshire  

Antique Staffordshire Platter For sale is an antique Staffordshire platter. c:1893-1938. Oval platter with blue backstamp: F & Sons, (Chatsworth in a banner symbol), Burslem. 'Chatsworth' is the pattern name, (Ford & Sons). Mark 'k', pg. 18 in Kovels. No chips or cracks; does have crazing, and some age discoloration as is expected. It is not porcelain; it is likely earthenware or semi-porcelain. It is 14.5 long x 10.75 wide. The color is a deep teal blue and goes great with the other 2 antique platters I have for sale too!
Circa: 1893-1938
Manufacturer: F. & Sons  

Antique English Transferware Platter For sale is an antique English transferware platter. Mfg: Pitcairns, Ltd. 1895-1901. Turnstall, England, Pattern: Aquilla, #11, Porcelain Royale. No chips or cracks; all over faint crazing. 12 inches long x 8.75 wide. Current replacement value is $129.95. ccau9/08#2195
Circa: 1895-1901
Manufacturer: Pitcairns, Ltd.  

Antique Staffordshire Transferware Bowl For sale is a large antique bowl. c:1890-1910. Feels like ironstone. Gorgeous bowl w/transferware flowers and farm scene. Pattern is called 'Sunbeam', marked: F. Winkle & Co. England, no chips or cracks. You can use as a table centerpiece with fruit, or drill a hole in center bottom to use as a unique sink in your new, made to look vintage powder room. I also have the matching large pitcher but it is not being sold with this. Pitcher stands up okay, but bottom rim is very damaged. If you'd like it, it is $20 plus s&i, boxed separately, e-mail me. A ceramic shop can likely repair it. The bowl is 14.5 wide x 5.25 tall. 10/09est#2667
Circa: 1890-1910
Manufacturer: F. Winkle & Co.  

Vintage Porcelain Mug and Saucer For sale is a porcelain mug and saucer with transferware picture of peasant women. It looks like a German shaving mug to me; might also be for coffee or hot chocolate, too big for a teacup. Bottom of up has incised numbers: 1339 over 7200. Saucer is 5.75 wide; cup is 3.5 tall x 3 wide. Good overall condition; cup has one teensy fleabite on upper rim, (hard to spot it, you can find it by running finger around rim); saucer has some white spots on pink area, but this is under the glaze. Very pretty display!
Manufacturer: Unknown  

Antique English Earthenware Sugar Jar For sale is an antique English earthenware sugar or condiment jar. c:1891+. Very feminine covered jar; it does have some condition flaws, but displays nicely on either side. Flaws: Has crazing; some discoloration; a teensy fleaspeck on exterior upper rim; and one surface chip with 1/8 hairline on interior of upper rim. This jar has brown backstamp S. F. & Co., England, crown symbol, then E (?), L. M. and +89 in red. Still a very charming antique! est1/07
Circa: 1891
Manufacturer: S. F. & Co.  

Vintage Crown Devon Staffordshire Chamber Pot For sale is a vintage Crown Devon Staffordshire open chamber pot. c.1913-1930's. Beautiful transferware chamberpot with brown backstamp: 'Crown Devon Fieldings Staffordshire England Acid Resistance', with crown symbol. No chips or cracks, just a bit of crazing. 9 wide x 5 tall. Beautiful to display on your antique washstand, or in the powder room, or to use as a unique vase/planter! Thanks for visiting More Than McCoy; the store for collectors, dealers and decorators!
Circa: 1913-1930's
Manufacturer: Crown Devon Staffordshire  

Staffordshire Calico Pitcher and Bowl For sale is a very n ice looking Staffordshire Calico pitcher and bowl. Brown transferware, medium size, no chips or cracks. Bowl is 8.25 wide x 2.5 tall; pitcher is 5.5 inches tall. Very pretty to use in a powder room! (Bottom backstamp is very faded but reads: Crownford Co. Inc., Staffordshire, England, CALICO, (one site says this mark dates to 1950, can't verify that).
Circa: 1950?
Manufacturer: Staffordshire  

Antique Green Transferware Plate For sale is an antique green transferware plate. This old plate is very thick and heavy. Has green shield on back with 3 towers in it. Under that is a banner that reads: 'Flowers'. Near side of shield it has stars and a #1 and #9?. Above shield it reads: Decorated Under Glaze Detergent and Acid Resisting Colours. Mark not located yet. Backside is very crazed and somewhat discolored; the front display side is pretty good. No chips or cracks. Earthenware, not porcelain. Features a lady and gent, bridge, creek, house, tress, flowers. It is 11 wide. It would look really nice framed!
Manufacturer: unknown  

Staffordshire Ironstone Platter For sale is a Staffordshire ironstone platter. Beautiful oval platter featuring Hadley Hall, Derbyshire on the front side; backside is marked: Staffordshire Underglaze Printing, Genuine Hand Engraved, Dishwasher, Detergent Proof, Micro-Wave, Oven Safe, Made by English Ironstone Tableware Limited, England. No chips or cracks and is 11 long x 9 wide. This is obviously not very old since it is micro-wave safe, but beautiful and usable just the same!
Manufacturer: Staffordshire