http://www.staffordshirestateside.com/ New items from Welcome to Staffordshire Stateside Antiques! I offer nineteenth century transferware and white ironstone. The transferware is organized into color categories. Many categories have multiple pages, so look for the next-page option when you reach the bottom of a page. White ironstone offerings are also authentic nineteenth century antiques. Please contact me for more information about any offered items, and thanks for visiting. Linda Dancy en-us Copyright 2009, TIAS.COM 2009-11-25T05:48:42+00:00 stateside@antiquearts.com stateside@antiquearts.com See whats new! Welcome to Staffordshire Stateside Antiques! I offer nineteenth century transferware and white ironstone. The transferware is organized into color categories. Many categories have multiple pages, so look for the next-page option when you reach the bottom of a page. White ironstone offerings are also authentic nineteenth century antiques. Please contact me for more information about any offered items, and thanks for visiting. Linda Dancy 1901-01-01T00:00+00:00 1 hourly http://pages.staffordshirestateside.com/7681/PictPage/3923638401.html The large tureen presented measures 12 inches long by 7 inches tall. Note the dramatic gourd finial, foliates on the lid and under the handles, and the paneling on the sides and lid. This is Paris Shape. The John Alcock pottery registered it in 1857. Condition is excellent - no chips, cracks, hairlines, stains, or restoration. It possesses the prized blueish-white color of early ironstone. The underside has both a transfer and imprinted stamp. www.staffordshirestateside.com New item at STAFFORDSHIRE STATESIDE ANTIQUES : J. Alcock White Ironstone Large Staffordshire Vegetable Tureen, PARIS SHAPE http://pages.staffordshirestateside.com/7681/PictPage/3923638390.html This paneled sauce tureen was made in the pottery of John Alcock. It dates to 1854. This is Stafford Shape, a paneled design with a large bud finial and sharp foliates. It measures 7 1 2 inches wide by 7 inches tall. It is in fine shape with one small thing to declare, a tiny chip to the underside of the base. It is otherwise free of all flaws. Glaze is shiny. www.staffordshirestateside.com New item at STAFFORDSHIRE STATESIDE ANTIQUES : J. Alcock Staffordshire White Ironstone Sauce Tureen, STAFFORD SHAPE, c. 1854 http://pages.staffordshirestateside.com/7681/PictPage/3923638362.html Here is an underplate for a sauce tureen measuring 9 1 2 inches long. This is Athens Shape, a design of embossed foliates with floral bud designs on the handles. It was made to be used with a matching sauce tureen and lid. We are offering it here solo. Condition is excellent - no chips or cracks, some crazing with no utensil scratching on its shiny glaze. It bears the pottery's initials and the English registry mark. www.staffordshirestateside.com New item at STAFFORDSHIRE STATESIDE ANTIQUES : P. Walker Staffordshire White Ironstone Sauce Tureen Underplate, ATHENS SHAPE http://pages.staffordshirestateside.com/7681/PictPage/3923638341.html Offered is an eight inch white ironstone plate, ten sided, with fig fruits and foliates at the angles. It was made in the J. Wedge Wood pottery, also spelled J. Wedgwood. It dates to 1856. It bears the pottery's backstamp and the English registry mark. This plate has no chips or cracks. It shows crazing and minor utensil wear. www.staffordshirestateside.com New item at STAFFORDSHIRE STATESIDE ANTIQUES : J. Wedgwood 8 quot; White Ironstone Plate, FIG SHAPE http://pages.staffordshirestateside.com/7681/PictPage/3923638336.html Here is a 7 1 2 inch soup plate in a darling pattern, prized by transferware collectors, Chinese Juvenile Sports. The series depicts various views of Asian children engaged in play. This one shows two children playing badminton while a third sits on a bench with a large toy in his lap. The border has flowers with an irregularly scalloped rim and a white border. This plate dates to the 1849 - 82 period. It is in fine condition, free of all chips and cracks. www.staffordshirestateside.com New item at STAFFORDSHIRE STATESIDE ANTIQUES : Blue Transferware Staffordshire Soup Plate, Chinese Juvenile Sports http://pages.staffordshirestateside.com/7681/PictPage/3923605739.html We offer here a three-piece tureen in a shape that dates back to the early origins of Staffordshire white ironstone. It is octagonal with matching panels on each of its eight faces. One can follow the panels from the lid to the bowl, ending with the underplate. It shows some crazing. The fabulous handles are elegantly embossed as are the handles of the underplate. The Mayer potter is known for this handle decoration. This vessel, however, is unmarked. The underplate is marked with the backstamp of the John Alcock firm. It dates to the 1840 - 1850 period. The underplate measures a bit over 8 inches wide and is in fine condition. The foot ring has a very minor flake which only shows it the plate is upended. The bowl is 8 inches from handle to handle. It is in fine condition, free of chips and cracks. The lid has a chip underneath the finial as pictured. It is easy to miss. Given the little flaws, this piece, normally very expensive, is listed at a moderate price. www.staffordshirestateside.com New item at STAFFORDSHIRE STATESIDE ANTIQUES : Alcock Three Piece White Ironstone Staffordshire Tureen, CLASSIC GOTHIC http://pages.staffordshirestateside.com/7681/PictPage/3923593560.html This great soap box measures 3 1 2 by 4 1 2 by 1 3 4 inches tall. Note the pattern of drain holes in the inset top and the drain hole in the side. These make wonderful additions to powder rooms. The soap stays nice and dry, and can easily drain them into the sink when necessary. It bears a green backstamp without initials. This color was used by some American potters; however, we cannot tell you exactly who made it. Condition is excellent - no chips, cracks, hairlines, stains, or restoration. It dates to the 1865 - 1900 period. www.staffordshirestateside.com New item at STAFFORDSHIRE STATESIDE ANTIQUES : American White Ironstone Soap Box, One Piece http://pages.staffordshirestateside.com/7681/PictPage/3923593550.html This lovely white ironstone Staffordshire sauce tureen dates to the 1850s. It was made in the pottery of John Alcock and bears its backstamp. This shape is one of several interpretations of Chinese Shape. We love the prominent border around the belly, base, and rim. Note also the pretty foliates under the handle. It measures 8 inches long by 5 1 3 inches tall. Condition is excellent - no chips, cracks, hairlines, stains, or restoration. www.staffordshirestateside.com New item at STAFFORDSHIRE STATESIDE ANTIQUES : John Alcock White Ironstone Staffordshire Sauce Tureen, Chinese Shape, http://pages.staffordshirestateside.com/7681/PictPage/3923593549.html This elegant sauce tureen measures 8 inches long by 5 inches tall. This is Bordered Gooseberry Shape. It was made in the pottery of Jacob Furnival, c. 1860, and bears the pottery's backstamp. The bordered edge adds a pretty dimension as does the elaborate berry thumb rest. Condition is excellent - no chips, cracks, hairlines, stains, or restoration. www.staffordshirestateside.com New item at STAFFORDSHIRE STATESIDE ANTIQUES : J. Furnival White Ironstone Staffordshire Sauce Tureen, Bordered Gooseberry Shape http://pages.staffordshirestateside.com/7681/PictPage/3923571881.html This gorgeous bi-color, green and brown transferware Staffordshire platter was made in the Edward Challinor pottery. It dates to the 1862 - 70 period. The central river scene is done in extremely fine detail in dark brown. The surround, done in two tones of green, light and medium, features elaborate scrolling. There are no chips or cracks. Some utensil marks are evident as would be expected. It is marked with the Challinor backstamp and pattern name, Sciro. The platter measures 16 by just shy of 12 inches. www.staffordshirestateside.com New item at STAFFORDSHIRE STATESIDE ANTIQUES : E. Challinor Two Color Staffordshire Transferware Platter, Green and Brown, SCIRO, c. 1862 - 70