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HISTORICAL STAFFORDSHIRE:
CLEWS LANDING OF LAYFAYETTE HISTORICAL PLATE
This 10" pearlware plate was made by James and Ralph Clews in Staffordshire to commemorate the visit of General LaFayette to the United States in 1824. LaFayette was honored by our nation for his role in helping us win the Revolutionary War. What an irony that an English manufacturer would make a plate (actually a whole dinner service) in his honor! This particular plate is from the Ludwig sale at Freeman's Auction this past May. The collection was put away in the early '40s, and contained many rare Historical Staffordshire items. This pattern is not rare, but the condition is essentially mint. It doesn't look as if it were used at all. I wish my photographs were better, as the transfer print has good contrast. It you are looking for a wonderful piece of hishorical blue, this is the item for you!
$550.00 |
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HISTORICAL STAFFORDSHIRE:
ROGERS BOSTON STATE HOUSE ROUND CHARGER 1825
Chargers are a fairly uncommon form in early transferware. This nearly 15" charger is even more unusual, as it is an historical pattern. It is printed with Rogers Boston State house, which was made in Staffordshire around 1825. Although appearance is excellent, there has been restoration to a hairline at about 7 o'clock. Take a look at all of the photos for the details. If you like unusual historical items, this is the piece for you! Cows on Boston Common!
$1450.00 |
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BROWN AND WHITE TRANSFERWARE:
BROWN TRANSFERWARE JUG 1838
This jug is 10-1/4" to the top of the handle and 9-1/4" to the top of the spout. It is printed in dark brown with a fruit and flower border both inside and outside. The pattern contains the Romatic Staffordshire prerequisites of cows, people, ruins, river and mountains. The pattern is very familiar. Let me know if you know the pattern name. Take a look at all of the photos for the details. The jug was probably made in Staffordshire around 1835. Condition is excellent.
$750.00 |
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VICTORIAN CHINTZ JUGS:
GREEN VICTORIAN CHINTZ LARGE JUG C 1835
A beautifully molded Romantic Staffordshire jug transfer printed in teal green and clobbered in pink, purple, yellow, black and blue. There are lots of different flowers connected by black branches set among a background of small flowers and leaves. The jug is 8" to the top of the handle, 6" from the handle to the spout and 4" wide. Condition is excellent. It was probably made in Staffordshire around 1830-1835. Another name for this type of pattern is Victorian Chintz.
$650.00 |
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PURPLE AND WHITE TRANSFERWARE:
HISTORICAL STAFFORDSHIRE HARVARD PL 1835
Printed in a wonderful shade of royal purple, this 10" plate offers a view of Harvard College in the 1830"s. Made by Enoch Wood & Sons in Staffordshire, the series is called Celtic China which includes many different view of historic America. The border is charming with a pattern of fruit and flowers on a molded rim. Condition is excellent.
$575.00 |
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BLUE AND WHITE TRANSFERWARE/MUGS & JUGS:
BLUE TRANSFERWARE PITCHER SQUIRREL AND RABBIT
This 4" pearlware jug has both a rabbit and a squirrel to recommend it. The squirrel is odd looking but very cute. The border is printed upside down which adds to its charm! There is a roughness and small nicks on the spout and two small chips on the base. Other than these defects, condition is excellent. The jug was probably made in Staffordshire around 1830. This is a terrific piece for animal lovers as squirrels are rare on Staffordshire.
$425.00 |
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KNIFE RESTS:
PURPLE TRANSFER PAIR OF KNIFE REST C 1835
Here is a pair of Romantic Staffordshire pearlware knife rest printed in purple. Purple is a rare color for knife rests. The rests are 3-3/4" by 1". One of the rests is damaged which a large chip off of one end. The other is in excellent condition. They were probably made in Staffordshire around 1835.
$375.00 |
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BLUE AND WHITE TRANSFERWARE/VARIOUS & UNUSUAL SHAPES:
STAFFORDSHIRE BLUE TRANSFER SAUCE LADLE 1830
Ladles from early sauce and soup tureens were usually one of the first things to break because of their delicate construction. I am offering a lovely floral pattern pearlware blue and white sauce ladle which is approximately 7". It was made in Staffordshire around 1830. There is wear around the rim of the bowl. Other than that, condition is excellent.
$225.00 |
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CUP PLATES:
ADELAIDE'S BOWER ROMANTIC BLUE CUP PLATE 1835
This 3-7/8" cup plate printed in medium blue was probably made in Staffordshire around 1835. The pattern name is "Adelaide's Bower" and the style is now known as Romantic Staffordshire. The plate is well printed and other than wear on the edge, condition is excellent.
$100.00 |
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HISTORICAL STAFFORDSHIRE:
PAIR ROGERS BOSTON STATE HOUSE CHARGERS 1825
A charger in early blue is rare, but a pair of historical chargers is rarer still! They are each nearly 13" in diameter, and are printed in Rogers Boston State House pattern. Although appearance is excellent, each has had minor restoration to hairlines. One has an in-the-making flaw in the inner rim at 1 o'clock. Take a look at all of the photos for the details. If you are looking for rare historical items, these are the pieces for you! The chargers were made in Staffordshire around 1825. I doubt there are still cows on Boston Common!
$2200.00 |
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GREEN AND WHITE TRANSFERWARE:
ROMANTIC GREEN TRANSFER CLOBBERED JUG 1835
A beautifully molded Romantic Staffordshire jug transfer printed in teal green and clobbered in pink, purple, yellow, black and blue. There are lots of different flowers connected by black branches set among a background of small flowers and leaves. The jug is 8" to the top of the handle, 6" from the handle to the spout and 4" wide. Condition is excellent. It was probably made in Staffordshire around 1830-1835. Another name for this type of pattern is Victorian Chintz. If you like this jug, take a look at the others I have listed in the Victorian Chintz category in this catalog.
$650.00 |
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BLACK AND WHITE TRANSFERWARE:
ZOOLOGICAL SKETCHES BLACK TRANSFER SOUP
Made by J. Meigh & Son in Staffordshire (1812-1832), this 10" soup plate is printed in black with a deer. I hope someone can tell me what kind of deer. It could be a tropical deer, as there are palm trees in the background. However, the Staffordshire potters were not always known for their accuracy! The soup is part of a dinner service that depicts different animals on on each size and shape. I have 33 pieces in this service. The condition of this soup is excellent. Take a look at the photos for the details. I have six of these soups for sale!
$375.00 |
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Porcelain and Pottery-Transferware: 41. MILITARY
BLUE & WHITE COMMODORE PAUL JONES CAPTURING THE SERAPIS.
Early 20th century Historical Staffordshire plate commemorating Commodore Paul Jones capturing the Serapis Sept 23rd 1779. Fruit and flower border. Back mark - R & M Co. For Rowland & Marsellus who were importers, wholesalers and retailers, especially of souvenir wares operating out of New York c.1893 -1938. They dealt with numerous Stoke-on-Trent pottery manufacturers and then sold the wares to other distributors in the US. In good condition light ware and a couple of not noticeable small black spots on the front.
$47.50 |
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BLUE AND WHITE TRANSFERWARE/VARIOUS & UNUSUAL SHAPES:
DARK BLUE TRANSFER PEARLWARE FOOTBATH 1820
This pearlware footbath was made in Staffordshire around 1825. It is beautifully printed in dark blue with the pattern Maxstoke Castle, Warwickshire. It is 20" from handle to handle, 9" high and 14" wide. Condition is excellent with no chips, cracks or restoration. It is rare to find a dark blue footbath from the 1820s. Take a look at all of the photos for the details. I use the footbath to hold newpapers and magazine. It also looks lovely filled with plants and flowers.
$5400.00 |
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BLUE AND WHITE TRANSFERWARE/PLATTERS:
BLUE TRANSFER FLOWERS AND FRUIT PLATTER 1825
This 18-1/2" by 14" pearlware platter is beautifully printed in medium to dark blue with large flowers and fruit that flow across the well right up to the stringing on the border. The pattern is similar to Clews' Coronation pattern, but the platter is not marked. Condition is excellent with no chips, cracks or restoration. Take a look at all of the photos for the details. The platter was probably made in Staffordshire around 1825. I love floral patterns, and this is one of my favorites!
$1650.00 |
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BLUE AND WHITE TRANSFERWARE/PLATTERS:
BLUE TRANSFER BEEHIVE AND VASES PLATTER 1825
Known as Beehive and Vases, this 17" by 13" pearlware platter was made by Stevenson & Williams in Staffordshire around 1825. It is beautifully printed in medium to dark blue. Condition is excellent with no chips, cracks or restoration. Take a look at all of the photos for the details. This is another of my favorite patterns. I love the beehive, the bees and the flowers against the stippled background.
$1550.00 |
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BLACK AND WHITE TRANSFERWARE:
CLEWS BLACK TRANSFERWARE NEWBURGH PLATTER
Made by James and Ralph Clews in Staffordshire around 1830, this 15-1/2" by 13" platter is part of their Hudson River Views series entitled "Picturesque Views". This is a view of Newburgh, N.Y. It is wonderful to see the way this town looked in the early 1830s! Other than minor marks that can be seen only when you tilt the platter in the light, condition is excellent. Take a look at all of the photos for the details.
$1450.00 |
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BLUE AND WHITE TRANSFERWARE/PLATTERS:
CAREY'S TRANSFERWARE PLATTER LADY OF THE LAKE
This 19" Well and Tree Platter was made by Thomas and John Carey in Staffordshire about 1825. The pattern is known as "Lady of the Lake" and condition is excellent.
$1450.00 |
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BLUE AND WHITE TRANSFERWARE/PLATTERS:
MINTON FLORAL SPRIGS BLUE TRANSFER PLATTER
This 18-1/2" by 15" pearlware platter was made by Minton in Staffordshire around 1820-1830. It is printed with beautiful bontanicals. The blue is a rich medium blue not the gray/blue of my photos. Condition is excellent with no chips, cracks or restoration. If you like botanical prints, this is the item for you! Take a look at all of the photos for the details.
$1450.00 |
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BLUE AND WHITE TRANSFERWARE/PLATTERS:
BLUE TRANSFERWARE PEARLWARE PLATTER LOVICKS
Made in Staffordshire around 1825, this pearlware well and tree platter is 18-3/4" by 14-1/2". The pattern of birds, butterflies, and flowers surrounded by a paisley-like border is gorgeous. Condition is excellent with no chips, cracks or restoration. If you are looking for a platter for your Thanksgiving turkey or to decorate your wall, this is the one for you! Take a look at all of the photos for the details.
$1250.00 |
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BLUE AND WHITE TRANSFERWARE/PLATTERS:
PEARLWARE PLATTER PARKLAND SCENERY
This 18-1/2" pearlware platter that is known as "Parkland Scenery" was made by Chetham and Robinson in Staffordshire around 1830. It has a very attractive quatrafoil frame between the border and the center design. The contrast of the blues is particularly lovely. The condition of the platter is very good.
$1250.00 |
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BLUE AND WHITE TRANSFERWARE/TEAPOTS & COFFEE POTS:
BLUE TRANSFERWARE MILKMAID COFFEE POT C 1825
An elegant 11" pearlware coffee pot with the popular milkmaid pattern that was made in Staffordshire around 1825. If you like cows and rural scenes, you will like this piece! It is beautifully printed with three transfers on the body--one large milkmaid transfer, one smaller milkmaid transfer and the floral border. There are other small and sweet transfers of calves and lambs on the spout. Other than a repair to the tip of the spout and perhaps to the tip of the finial(I'm not sure), condition is excellent.
$1100.00 |
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BLUE AND WHITE TRANSFERWARE/PLATTERS:
SPODE PEARLWARE PLATTER GRAPES 1825
This 15" pearlware platter was possibly made by the Spode factory around 1825. I say possibly as the platter is not marked but is in a pattern usually made by Spode. The pattern is known as "Grapes"--no surprise here--and is in excellent condition. What a wonderful addition for a wine collector as well as a Staffordshire collection!
$950.00 |
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BLUE AND WHITE TRANSFERWARE/PLATTERS:
BLUE TRANSFERWARE PLATTER INDIA VASE 1820
A 17" by 13" pearlware platter printed in blue in Staffordshire around 1820. The title is "India Vase" which is printed on the back but the maker is unknown. Condition is excellent with no chips, cracks or restoration. The back has the wonderful combing that is sometimes seen on early transferware. Take a look at all of the photos to see the details.
$950.00 |
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BLUE AND WHITE TRANSFERWARE/TEAPOTS & COFFEE POTS:
Unusual Coffee Pot
The 11-1/2" pearlware coffee pot has a most unusual design. It has mermen with wings, otters, swans, and Pegasus who is printed under the spout. I don't know what the symbolism means but it is interesting! There is a crack in the lid which doesn't show when the lid is on the pot and a possible repair to the tip of the spout. This sounds terrible but the coffee pot shows extremely well. The age of this Staffordshire piece is around 1825.
$850.00 |
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BLUE AND WHITE TRANSFERWARE/TUREENS & BOWLS:
Cat/Dog/Child Bowl
This 9-1/2" diameter bowl has the most charming border which includes a child with his arms around a cat while a dog looks on. The bowl was made in Staffordshire around 1825 and has some dings that don't detract from the overall appearance of the piece.
$850.00 |
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BLUE AND WHITE TRANSFERWARE/TEAPOTS & COFFEE POTS:
BLUE TRANSFERWARE PUNCH POT SPODE PATTERN
This huge Bridge of Lucano pattern pearlware punch pot was made in Staffordshire around 1820. It is 7" high and more than 12" from the handle to the tip of the spout. The pot has had excellent restoration to the tip of the spout and to a chip on the collar. Appearance is excellent.
$795.00 |
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BLUE AND WHITE TRANSFERWARE/PLATTERS:
DAVENPORT BLUE TRANSFERWARE CHARGER 1820
Known as The Villagers, this pearlware 14-1/2" charger is printed in medium blue. It was made by Davenport in Staffordshire around 1820. Chargers are much less common in early blue than platters. Condition is excellent, with no chips, cracks or repairs.
$775.00 |
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TWO COLOR TRANSFERWARE:
RIDGWAY TWO COLOR TRANSFER PINK/BLACK JUG
A large two color transfer printed jug in pink and black made by Ridgway in Staffordshire around 1835. It is 7" high and 8" from the handle to the spout. The man under the spout says "Give Thanks to God". Is he perhaps Wesley or Spurgeon? Other than an "X" shaped hairline on the bottom which does not go through, condition of the jug is excellent.
$775.00 |
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BLUE AND WHITE TRANSFERWARE/TEAPOTS & COFFEE POTS:
Botanical Teapot with Plants and Flowers
This large teapot with sylized plants and flowers was made in Staffordshire around 1825. The plants look a bit like strawberries and the stems look a bit like chicken legs! The overall condition is good although there has been some restoration to the tip of the spout.
$750.00 |
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BLUE AND WHITE TRANSFERWARE/MUGS & JUGS:
BLUE TRANSFERWARE TREACLE POT 1840
This unusual item is nearly 7" high and has a screw top! It is printed in light to medium blue with a lovely floral pattern. It was used to hold treacle which is a form of molasses. Treacle was cheaper than sugar, and thus a less expensive sweetener. Other than a minor repair to the inside of the lid, condition is excellent. If you like rare items in old blue, this is the one for you! The treacle pot was probably made in Staffordshire around 1840.
$750.00 |
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PAIRS AND SETS:
SET OF SIX BLUE TRANSFERWARE SOUP BOWLS 1835
Made in Staffordshire around 1835 by Davenport, this set of six 10-1/4" blue transferware soup bowls is printed with a charming country scene. These would be fun to use for soup, salad or pasta. Condition is excellent, almost mint. Take a look at all of the photos for the details. All of the bowls have a printed as well as an impressed Davenport mark on the back. The price is for all six bowls.
$750.00 |
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BLUE AND WHITE TRANSFERWARE/VARIOUS & UNUSUAL SHAPES:
PARROT BORDER BOURDALOUE 1820
What is a bourdaloue? It is a lady's urinal. The name derives from a minister named Bourdaloue who gave wonderful but long sermons. Thus the need for a Bourdaloue! This one is printed with the Taj Mahal in a series known for its Indian views. The so-called parrot border can be seen on the inside of the rim. The bourdaloue is restored. Its appearance is very good. This is a rare and delightful ite. Most people as me if it's a gravy boat. Whatever! It was probably made in Staffordshire around 1820.
$650.00 |
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BLUE AND WHITE TRANSFERWARE/PLATES:
ADAMS LIONS BLUE TRANSFERWARE PLATE 1820
The "Lions" pattern, made by William Adams in Staffordshire around 1820, is another popular pattern. Beautifully printed in medium and dark blue with a mother lion warning off a bewildered male lion, this 8-3/4" plate is in excellent condition. I have three of these plates in stock. Take a look at all of the photos for the details.
$650.00 |
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BLUE AND WHITE TRANSFERWARE/TEAPOTS & COFFEE POTS:
E. WOOD FLOWER BASKET PEARLWARE TEAPOT 1830
A large blue and white pearlware teapot made by Enoch Wood in Staffordshire around 1830. This teapot is most likely the hot water pot from the tea service as it is so large. The pot has an impressed Enoch Wood mark on the bottom. There are chips on the spout and some wear on high points. Appearance is excellent. Take a look at all of the photos to fully appreciate this wonderful teapot.
$650.00 |
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BLUE AND WHITE TRANSFERWARE/VARIOUS & UNUSUAL SHAPES:
PEARLWARE TOAST RACK BLUE TRANFERWARE
Toast Racks are not common in early transferware. This 8" by 4" by 3" high pearlware toast rack is printed in a soft blue with a pattern that combines flowers, leaves and lace. Condition is excellent with only one chip under a corner that does not show when the toast rack is standing. Take a look at all of the photos for the details. The toast rack was probably made in Staffordshire around 1835. I use these items on my desk to hold letters. Of course, you can use it for toast!
$595.00 |
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BLUE AND WHITE TRANSFERWARE/VARIOUS & UNUSUAL SHAPES:
BLUE TRANSFERWARE INVALID FEEDER 1830
This 8" by 4" invalid or baby feeder is beautifully printed with a sheet pattern covered with lilies. Other than a flake on one end which is nearly hidden in the pattern, condition is excellent. If you like unusual medical related transferware items, this is the one for you! Take a look at all of the photos for the details. The feeder was probably made in Staffordshire around 1830-1840.
$575.00 |
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BLUE AND WHITE TRANSFERWARE/PLATES:
SHIPPING SERIES TRANSFER PEARLWARE PLATE 1820
This 10" pearlware plate is beautifully printed in medium and dark blue in a pattern known as the Shipping Series. Each size and shape has ships either battling the elements or one another! The border depicting shells and seaweed is gorgeous! This would make an excellent item for your beach house. Other than a stabilization of a 2" tight hairline at about 8 o'clock, condition is excellent. Appearance is excellent also. Take a look at the photos for the details. The plate was probably made in Staffordshire around 1820.
$550.00 |
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BLUE AND WHITE TRANSFERWARE/PLATES:
ENOCH WOOD BLUE TRANSFER CUPID PLATE 1825
Made by Enoch Wood & Sons in Staffordshire around 1825, this 9" pearlware plate is printed in another of my favorite patterns, Cupid Behind Bars. This plate is particularly well printed as it has excellent contrast for such a dark blue transfer. I have two of these plates, and both are in excellent condtion. Take a look at all of the photos for the details.
$550.00 |
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BLUE AND WHITE TRANSFERWARE/PLATES:
DR. SYNTAX CLEWS TRANSFERWARE PLATE 1825
This 8-3/4" plate is from the delightful Dr. Syntax Series that was made in Staffordshire by the Clews factory around 1825. What makes this plate particularly interesting is the backstamp which has the name of the importer--J.Greenfield, China Store, No. 77 Pearl Street, New York. The pattern name is "Dr. Syntax Return'd From His Tour". Condition of the plate is excellent.
$550.00 |
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VICTORIAN CHINTZ JUGS:
VICTORIAN CHINTZ GREEN JUG C 1840
Printed in a soft, dark green with a pattern that resembles denim, this 8" high by 7-1/2" jug has an exciting design. There are passion flowers and flowers I can't name painted with red, green, yellow and blue enamel over the glaze. Zig-zag lines like lightening cross the jug. The pattern makes me think of fabric made for a beach house in Hawaii or Florida. Condition is excellent with no chips, cracks or restoration. Take a look at all of the photos for the details. The jug was probably made in Staffordshire around 1840.
$550.00 |
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BLUE AND WHITE TRANSFERWARE/VARIOUS & UNUSUAL SHAPES:
Floral Pepper Pot
4"high pearlware floral pepper pot made in Staffordshire around 1830. Other than a bit of roughness around the holes on top, condition is excellent.
$550.00 |
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BLUE AND WHITE TRANSFERWARE/TEAPOTS & COFFEE POTS:
STAFFORDSHIRE TEAPOT FRUITS AND FLOWERS 1830
A gorgeous print of lush flowers and fruit in a basket adorn this circa 1830 pearlware teapot. The teapot is being sold as is so look at the pictures carefully. The lid has been in a few pieces and is glued back together. The pot has some damage but displays well on one side. You actually would not know it is damaged as the lid sits low in the pot and one side of the teapot looks mint. This is an opportunity to own a wonderful early dark blue teapot for a reasonable amount!
$550.00 |
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PURPLE AND WHITE TRANSFERWARE:
DAVENPORT PURPLE TRANSFER PLATTER C 1835 ER
There are many names for this color transferware but purple is purple--albeit there are many shades! This 14-1/2" platter is a deep magenta. It was made in Staffordshire by the Davenport factory around 1835. The name of the pattern is "Alpine Amusements" . Condition is excellent with no chips, cracks or restoration.
$525.00 |
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BLUE AND WHITE TRANSFERWARE/PLATES:
BLUE TRANSFERWARE PEARLWARE LEOPARD PLATE 182
This 9-3/4" pearlware plate in the Leopard and Antelope pattern was made in Staffordshire around 1820. The border resembles the border on Rogers' Zebra pattern but it is not exactly the same. I have two of these rare plates and their condition is excellent.
$495.00 |
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BLUE AND WHITE TRANSFERWARE/PLATTERS:
DAVENPORT CHINOISERIE BLUE TRANSFER PLATTER
This 16-1/2" by 12-1/4" pearlware platter was made in Staffordshire by Davenport around 1820. It is printed in medium blue with a Chinoiserie pattern that is really more of a transitional pattern between Chinese patterns and English patterns. Although the foliage appears Chinese, the buildings and people look quite English! Other than a tiny flake at the very edge of the platter at two o'clock, condition is excellent. Take a look at all of the photos for the details.
$495.00 |
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PURPLE AND WHITE TRANSFERWARE:
PURPLE TRANSFERWARE PLATTER RIDGWAY BEAUTIES
Made around 1850 by the Ridgway Factory in Staffordshire, this 13" by 11" platter is named "Beauties". The pattern is beautifully printed in a dark mulberry. Notice the unusual border which reminds me of Victorian lace.
$475.00 |
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VICTORIAN CHINTZ JUGS:
VICTORIAN CHINTZ BROWN PRINT JUG C 1840
This eight sided 7" jug with a ruffled rim is the epitome of Victorian chintz. The pattern is transfer printed in a rich brown pattern of birds, urns flowers and leaves and clobbered in yellow, blue, pink and green. The printing extends to the handle and the inside of the rim. Condition is excellent. Take a look at all of the photos for the details. The jug was probably made in Staffordshire around 1840-1850.
$475.00 |
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BLACK AND WHITE TRANSFERWARE:
BLACK TRANSFERWARE BEAVER TRAY 1835
Found on a 10.5 by 8 inch undertray, this pattern is part of a series entitled "Indian Scenery". The beaver is a North American animal, however! Condition is excellent, with no chips, cracks or repairs. Take a look at all of the photos for the details. The tray was made in Staffordshire by William Hackwood around 1835.
$475.00 |
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BLUE AND WHITE TRANSFERWARE/VARIOUS & UNUSUAL SHAPES:
BLUE TRANSFERWARE DRAINER VIGNETTE PATTERN
Drainers were used to drain the juices from the meat or fish onto the platter. This pearlware drainer is part of the "Vignette" service that I am listing in this catalog. It is 13-1/2" by 9-1/2". The pattern has a horse and her foal surrounded by a gorgeous floral border. The series was made around 1820 in Staffordshire by John Bagster. Other than a hairline in the border, condtion is excellent. Drainers are hard to find and highly collectible. If you like drainers, this is the one for you!
$450.00 |
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