Found 108 items in the class "Porcelain_and_Pottery/Staffordshire".

	BLUE TRANSFERWARE: Platters Deakin & Sons Oval Blue Transferware Staffordshire Platter, SPANISH BEAUTIES, c. 1833-41 This gorgeous oval blue transferware Staffordshire platter measures 15 1/2 by 12 1/4 inches. The potter is Deakin & Sons whose firm operated from 1833 to 1841. Its pattern features three figures in a formal garden setting with moorish buildings along a river in the background.The surround has scenic areas that alternate with scrolling, diapering, and flowers. A pretty fan shape element appears at four points on the surround.Condition is excellent - no chips, cracks, hairines, stains, or restoration.    $400.00
	BLUE TRANSFERWARE: Pitchers c. 1830 Adams Large Staffordshire Blue Transferware Pitcher, PERSIA Here is a beautiful blue transferware pitcher, 10 1/2 inches tall. We love this particular shape. The Adams pottery used the body for several of its transfer patterns. This particular pattern is Persia. The William Adams pottery produced it during the early decades of its operation, c. 1819 - 1830. The pattern was used later in the century, but this shape was not.Note the graceful handle and prominent spout. It is in excellent condition, free of all flaws. It is marked with the pattern name and pottery initials.    $350.00
	BLUE TRANSFERWARE: Plates Rogers American Historical Blue Transferware Plate, BOSTON STATE HOUSE This beautiful pearlware dark blue transferware American historical plate features a view of the Boston State House as it appeared in the early 1800s. It was made in the pottery of John Rogers and Son. The pottery operated from 1814 to 1836. It bears the pottery's imprinted mark and their American eagle backstamp.The plate measures 10 inches wide and is in lovely condition, free of chips and cracks. Glaze is shiny with absolutely no chips, cracks, hairlines, stains, or restoration.    $300.00
	BLUE TRANSFERWARE: Ridgway American Historical Blue Transferware Plate, Ruggles House, Hudson River This large blue transferware plate measures 10 inches wide. It is an American historical scene, Ruggles House, Newburgh, Hudson River. This view is part of the pottery's American Scenery series. This view shows a home, Ruggles House, at a particularly beautiful point of the river.The backstamps, both imprinted and transfer, have the William Ridgway initials. This stamps were used from 1830 to 1854. It is in excellent condition, free of chips, cracks, hairlines, stains, and restorations. The ironstone body is particularly dense and well potted. Glaze is shiny.    $175.00
	BLUE TRANSFERWARE: Plates Minton Blue Transferware Staffordshire 10 1/4 Inch Plate, CHINESE MARINE This large and distinctive blue transferware plate measures 10 1/4 inches wide. The edge is embellished with a white gadrooned edge. The pattern is entitled Chinese Marine, an oriental design featuring a bridge with a high arch. Chinese Marine was produced by several potters, Minton being the first. It dates to 1822 - 36. Condition is excellent - no chips or cracks. Glaze is very shiny with almost no utensil marks.    $150.00
	PURPLE TRANSFERWARE: Plates American Historical Staffordshire Purple Transferware Plate, HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT, c. 1831 -35 This large purple transferware American historical plate displays a view of Hartford, Connecticut. It was made in the pottery of Job and John Jackson. The pottery operated from 1831 to 1835.Condition is excellent - no chips, cracks, hairlines, stains, or restoration.    $150.00
	BROWN TRANSFERWARE: Tureens Ridgway Aesthetic Brown Transferware Vegetable Tureen, DEVONSHIRE This great aesthetic brown transferware pattern is Devonshire. This is a vegetable tureen, 11 inches long by 5 1/2 inches high. The patterning has several scales of mini patterning, naturalistic scenes in frames and angular handles on both the lid and base. Patterning also decorates the interior.It is in good condition with only one star bruise on the interior which does not permeate to the exterior.It is marked with pattern name and pottery. This tureen dates to 1884.    $125.00
	BLUE TRANSFERWARE: Soup Plates Blue Transferware Staffordshire Soup Plate, Chinese Juvenile Sports 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.    $125.00
	BLUE TRANSFERWARE: Plates Podmore Walker Blue Transferware Plate, Washington Vase, c. 1834 - 54. This blue transferware plate measures 10 inches wide. The classic pattern is Washington Vase. The design features a prominent urn in the foreground in a classical garden setting. The surround has scenic reserves separated by linear patterning.Condition is excellent - no chips, cracks, hairlines, stains, or restorations. Glaze is shiny.This heavy ironstone plate was made in the Podmore & Walker pottery which operated from 1834 to 1854.    $125.00
	BLUE TRANSFERWARE: Plates Challinor Blue Transferware Plate, Priory Here is an 8 1/2 inch plate with a blue transferware scene of a large castle or priory. The facade is very similar to the Spanish castle, Alhambra. The surround has scenic reserves separated by linear patterning. We have several of these plates, so if you want multiples, please let us know.The potter is E. Challinor, and the title of the scene is Priory. The pottery operated from 1845 - 1862.It is in fine condition, free of flaws.    $125.00
	RED AND PINK TRANSFERWARE: Plates Early Staffordshire Pink Transferware Plate, SICILIAN FLOWERS We present here a lovely floral Staffordshire 9 inch plate in vibrant pink transfer. The skillfully transferred and highly detailed. The pattern is entitled Sicilian Flowers. We have dealt in Staffordshire transferware for many years. This is the first time that we have seen this pattern. Ths surround is bordered in white, highly scalloped, and dimensionally beaded. By its characteristics, we would date it to the 1820 - 30 period. The plate is in excellent condtion, free of chips, cracks, hairlines, stains, and restorations.    $105.00
	BLACK TRANSFERWARE: Plates Clews Black Transferware Staffordshire Plate, TUSCAN ROSE; c. 1818 - 34 This offering features a lovely early black transferware small plate, 6 3/4 inches wide. The floral pattern is Tuscan Rose. It was made in the pottery of James and Ralph Clews. It operated from 1818 until 1834.It is in fine condition - no chips or cracks. One small pit on a white area of the front. It bears the Clews imprinted mark.     $95.00
	BLUE TRANSFERWARE: Plates Staffordshire Blue Transferware 9 Inch Plate, ONTARIO LAKE SCENERY The nine inch Staffordshire blue transferware plate presented has a romantic scene entitled Ontario Lakes Scenery. Usually one finds this design with the Heath backstamp, c. 1845 - 53. This one is very similar with subtle differences. For example, the clouds have different formation. We love the thin waterfall which flows from the mountains in the background to the foreground where several figures stand on a bluff.It is in fine condition free of chips and cracks. There is one tiny glaze pop on the inner ridge.    $95.00
	BLUE TRANSFERWARE: Platters Blue Transferware Oval Platter, UNIQUE This blue transferware platter measures 13 1/2 by 11 1/2 inches. The design is that of a single rose accompanied by blossoms that appear to be passion flowers. Most interesting is the surround which has a bold zigzag pattern.This platter is in excellent condition, free of chips, cracks, hairlines, stains, and restorations. The color is slightly different from most blue transfer hues. It is more blue-grey that most.The design is entitled Unique; the potter is unknown. By its characteristics, we would date it to the mid-1800s.    $95.00
	BROWN TRANSFERWARE: Plates Alcock Staffordshire Brown Transferware Soup Plate, POMPEII Here is a classic brown transferware flat rimmed soup plate measuring 9 inches wide by 1 1/4 inches tall. The pattern is entitled Pompeii. It was made in the John & George Alcock pottery, c. 1839 - 46.The pattern features a classic urn which has female images on its side. The surroud has floral images with tiny foliates. The edge is scalloped.This soup plate is in excellent condition, free of flaws.    $85.00
	BROWN TRANSFERWARE: PLATES Brown Transferware Plate, Deer Here is a brown transferware porcelain plate measuring 7 inches wide. The scene features three deer before a castle. The rim has a band of yellow lustre. Its pattern is marked on the backstamp, Rural.Condition is excellent - no chips, cracks, hairlines, stains, or repairs. The lustre band has a bit of wear.    $15.00
	BLUE TRANSFERWARE: Platters Staffordshire Blue Transferware Platter, GIPSY, 13 x 10 Inches, c. 1850 This medium blue transferware octagonal Staffordshire platter dates to the mid 1800's. It is 13 inches by 10 inches.The unique pattern is prized by collectors on nineteenth century Staffordshire transferware; however, the specific potter has yet to be identified. The central scene, presented in a rectangular frame, features a peasant family before an open campfire and hut. The surround has pebble-like patterning with scrolling.This platter is in great shape, free of chips and cracks. The glaze on the face is very smooth and shiny. The back side shows a y-shaped glaze line that does not penetrate the earthenware body to the front. Glaze is quite shiny.    $300.00
	BI - COLOR TRANSFERWARE: Platters E. Challinor Two Color Staffordshire Transferware Platter, Green and Brown, SCIRO, c. 1862 - 70 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.    $425.00
	BLUE TRANSFERWARE: Bowls Ridgway Dark Blue Transferware Staffordshire Pedestalled Bowl, INDIA TEMPLE This gorgeous cobalt blue transferware bowl has a pedestalled base and elaborately decorated rim with both gadrooning and scrolled accents on the white bordered rim. The dark blue transfer scene shows an Asian harbor. It measures 9 1/2 inches wide across the embellished handles and is 4 inches tall.It is in fine condition, free of chips, cracks, hairlines, stains, and restoration. Glaze is very shiny and free of scratching. The cobalt coloration on the handles is a hand-painted addition.It was made in the Staffordshire pottery of John and William Ridgway. This early pottery operated from 1814 until 1830.     $300.00
	RED AND PINK TRANSFERWARE: Platters Copeland Spode Pink Transferware Large Staffordshire Platter, CAMILLA This large pink transferware platter measures 16 1/2 by 12 3/4 inches. The edge is nicely scalloped and bordered in a beaded pattern. The name reflects the central image, that of a tea leaf, Camilla sinesis.This pattern was first produced by the Spode pottery in 1833. This particular platter was made by the manufactory that later took over the company. It is marked with the Copeland imprint. This platter dates to 1953.Condition is fabulous - no chips, cracks, hairlines, stains, or restorations.     $225.00
	BLUE TRANSFERWARE: Platter Large Blue Transferware Platter, Classic Willow Pattern, c. 1850 Here is a large blue willow transferware platter. It dates to the mid 1800's. It is in great condition, free of chips and cracks and measuring 16 by 12 1/4 inches.The willow pattern was first produced in the late 1700's and has been produced ever since. This one, however, is not a reproduction but a genuine antique. Meaning has been read into the multiple elements of this design which include an arched bridge with three figures, the willow tree in the foreground, a Chinese junk and a pagoda. The design was never actually put together as is seen in classic patterning by the Chinese. These elements were, however, all taken from Chinese designs.    $200.00
	BI - COLOR TRANSFERWARE: Platters Mayer Two Color Transferware Platter, Black & Blue, BARONIAL HALLS, c. 1843 - 55 We offer here a large bi-color transferware platter, 12 1/2 by 9 1/2 inches. This pretty platter has a sharply transferred design in black. It shows a large mansion with a family scene before it. There, the baron of the pattern name greets his son who stands with the family hounds. The baron and baroness ride horses as a servant leads her steed. The surround, done in medium blue, has a linear pattern.The octagonal platter has everted ribs on the surround. The backstamp gives the pattern name and pottery. The pattern is entitled Baronial Halls. It was made in the Thomas John and Joseph pottery, c. 1843 - 55.It is in excellent condition, free of chips, cracks, hairlines, stains, and restorations.    $175.00
	BLUE TRANSFERWARE: Platters Podmore Walker Blue Transferware Platter, ASIATIC PHEASANTS Offered is a large blue transferware platter measuring 17 by 14 inches. It has a white border and an elaborately scalloped rim. The pattern of this platter is Asiatic Pheasants, a floral design with a pheasant in flight. The surround has images of flowers and geometrics as well as a band of beading along the white border.It is in excellent condition, free of chips, cracks, hairlines, stains, and restorations. There are some underglaze black specks on the underside, a product of its early potting. The color of this platter is a muted blue-gray. The backstamp is that of Podmore Walker and Company, which operated in Tunstall. This pottery operated from 1834 - 59.     $150.00
	BLUE TRANSFERWARE: Plates Ralph Stevenson Early Staffordshire Dark Blue Transferware Plate, PALESTINE Presented is an early, grotto-style colbalt transferware plate, 8 1/2 inches wide. The potter is Ralph Stevenson whose firm produced wares from 1810 to 1832, making this an early plate indeed.The oriental pattern shows a grotto view of three figures beside an arched and angular foot bridge. Behind is a pagoda and tropical foliage. Draping willow branches and palm tree fronds frame the scene.The plate is in excellent condition, free of all chips, cracks, hairlines, stains, and restorations. Glaze is extremely shiny and free of utensil scratching. It is marked with the R. Stevenson backstamp.    $150.00
	BLUE TRANSFERWARE: Soup Plates Large Blue Transferware Staffordshire Soup Plate, THE SHIELD, c. 1832 - 45 This large flat blue transferware Staffordshire soup plate measures 10 1/2 inches wide by 1 1/2 inches tall. The transfer pattern is entitled The Shield. It was made in the pottery of B. & J. Burton whose pottery operated from 1832 - 45.It is in excellent condition, free of all chips, cracks, and hairlines. The scene features two figures before a gothic castle. It appears in an oval operture, surrounded by scrolling and flowers. The surround has scenic designs separated by foliates.The edge is irregularly scalloped and beaded. That, coupled with its shape - flat bottomed with a raised surround, make it lovely for a wall or shelf display.    $125.00
	BLUE TRANSFERWARE: Plates Rogers Blue Transferware Dinner Plate, CHINESE PORCELAIN This offering features a large blue transferware plate, 10 inches wide. The pattern is entitled Chinese Porcelain. It bears the mark of the John Rogers and Son pottery, 1815 - 1842. This one is a beauty. Note the highly scalloped rim with white border and gadrooning.The Oriental scene features a stylized pagoda and Chinese junk on the foreground. The chinoiserie style design includes a pagoda in the distance at the top right, tropical foliates, and a sailboat to the left. The surround has scrolling and floral designs.It is in great condition with a very minor flaw on the back. Glaze is entirely shiny.    $125.00
	BLUE TRANSFERWARE: Plates Mayer Large Blue Transferware Staffordshire Plate, RHONE SCENERY, c. 1843 - 55 Here is a 9 1/2 inch ironstone blue transferware Staffordshire plate made in the pottery of Thomas, John, and Joseph Mayer. It dates to 1843 - 55. It is in fine shape. There are no chips, cracks, hairlines, stains, or restoration. The scene features a castle - like building on a river with elms and distant mountains. The surround has a linear background with scrolls and swags on top. The ironstone body is octagonal in shape with a border and panels. The backstamp gives the potter and scene name.    $125.00
	BLUE TRANSFERWARE: Plates Lg. Blue Transferware Plate, ITALIA Offered is a blue transfer plate, 10 1/4" wide. The romantic pattern is Italia, made in the pottery of Thomas Furnival & Co., and dating to 1844 - 46.Condition is excellent - no chips, cracks, hairlines, stains, or repairs. The scene shows a family of four and their dog on the banks of a river. The father is fishing with the some an rest beside him. Other romantic elements includ elms, an arched bridge, and classic buildings. The surround has a pretty diamond patterning with a foliate design near the rim. Itis marked with the pattern name and pottery initials. Our romantic Staffordshire blue and white china dates to the Nineteenth Century. We guarantee our antique transferware, ironstone, soft paste china, and creamware to be authentic antiques, accurately described.     $95.00
	RED AND PINK TRANSFERWARE: Plates Davenport Pink Transferware Staffordshire 9 Inch Plate, FLORENTINE FOUNTAIN This gorgeous pink and red transferware plate is entitled Florentine Fountain. It was made in the Davenport pottery and dates to 1830 - 35. Condition is excellent - no chips, cracks, hairlines, stains, re restorations. The pretty backstamp gives the pattern name.We love the color. The background on the surround is stippled in pink with images of butterflies (or are they moths?) and foliates in dark pink or red. I think dark pink is more accurate. The images alternate with other images in white with butterflies and flowers. The central scene shows a formal park with a fountain that has a sculptured figure atop it. The edge of the plate is gracefully scalloped.    $95.00
	BLACK TRANSFERWARE: Plates Aesthetic Black Transferware Staffordshire Plate, Star Pattern in Purple, Black, Yellow Lustre Here is a great black transfer aesthetic plate in a star pattern. It measures 10 1/2 inches wide and is made of heavy ironstone with crazing that actually adds to the design rather than detracting from it.The artist who added purple embellishments and yellow lustre to this black transfer design was quite skilled and extremely patient as judged by the accuracy of the additions. It is quite beautiful.This plate bears the number of the artist plus some imprinted markings, one of which is a 1 over 64, which probably indicates that it was made during January of 1864.Though it is transfered in black, its look emphasizes the purple. It would look great as part of a purple transferware collection. Condition is excellent - no chips, cracks, or stains.    $75.00
	BLUE TRANSFERWARE: Plates E. Challinor Blue Transferware Staffordshire 7 1/2 Inch Plate, LOZERE c. 1842 - 67 We offer here a Staffordshire blue transferware plate in the Lozere pattern. We will sell it individually or if the purchaser wishes to have more than one, please contact us for a price for multiples. At the time of listing, we have five. They are all in fine condition.The diameter is 7 1/2 inches - great for dessert or as side dishes. The rim is 12-sided. Scenic areas alternate with areas of scrolling and flowers on the surround. The center has a romantic river scene.It was made in the Edward Challinor pottery and dates to the 1842 - 67 period.    $75.00
	BROWN TRANSFERWARE: Plates Staffordshire Brown Transferware Cup Plate, SCROLL FROND Presented is a brown transfer cup plate made in the pottery of Charles Meigh and dating to 1835 - 1849. The design is entitled Scroll Frond Border. It measures 4" wide and is in excellent condition, free of all flaws.The design features the ruin of a gothic church in the background. In the foreground a man, dog, and boy appear to be engaged in fishing off a bluff by a river. The surround has a scrolling pattern on a dotted background. The design was named for this border rather than for the scene itself, which is more typical.Our romantic Staffordshire brown and white china dates to the Nineteenth Century. We guarantee our antique transferware, ironstone, soft paste china, and creamware to be authentic antiques, accurately described.    $50.00
	BROWN TRANSFERWARE: Plates Adams Large Brown Transferware Plate, SEASONS, c. 1930 - 40,As Is We offer a large Staffordshire brown transferware plate with hairline cracks. This pattern, Seasons, is quite hard to find and beautiful. Though this plate is damaged, it makes a fabulous presentation and would therefore be fine on a wall or shelf.It measures 10 1/2 inches wide. The hairline meanders around the surround and affects the well slightly. There are no chips.The subject matter of the transfer features a Scottish hunt scene. On the surround scenes entitled Summer, Winter, Fall, and Spring alternate with clusters of fruit. The rim is scalloped and beaded.This plate normally is priced quite high. Because of the flaws, we have priced it moderately.    $49.00
	BLUE TRANSFERWARE: Plates Clews Blue Transferware Dinner Plate, Sicilian Beauties, c. 1818-34 This lovely romantic transferware plate measures 10 1/2 inches wide. The scene depicts a classic urn in a garden setting this a river behind. The rim is scalloped and dimensionally beaded. It was made in the pottery of Ralph and James Clews, 1818 - 34. It bears the backstamp from the pottery which gives the pattern name.It is in only fair condition with 4 little chippies on the every edge. They are hard to fine,The front also shows a 1" colorless line on the surround that does not penetrate to the back. We offer it because it is a pattern seldom seen. Given these flaws, the price is right.    $39.00
	BLUE TRANSFERWARE: Platters Ridgway Staffordshire Blue Transferware Platter, UNIVERSITY, c. 1841 - 55 The platter presented measures 12 1/4 by 9 1/3 inches. The blue transfer scene depicts a university building with several figures on the grounds. The male figures wear cap and gown, harking back to a tradition from long ago. The octagonal surround has diapering and scenes at six points. It bears the Ridgway backstamp with pattern name and pottery initials.Condition is excellent - no chips, cracks, hairlines, stains, or restoration.    $225.00
	BROWN TRANSFERWARE: Teapots G. Phillips Large Staffordshire Brown Transferware Teapot, PARISIAN, c. 1838 - 48 The octagonal brown transfer teapot presented measures 10 1/2 inches long by 6 inches tall. The pattern is Parisian, a design featuring two women on the banks of a river. Styulized buildings including multple minarets appear on the far shore. A seaweed-like webbing serves ans a border on the top, bottom, and lid.This pretty teapot is in excellent condition. We had one chip to the spout restored and the finial professionally reattached with perfect results.    $175.00
	BLUE TRANSFERWARE: Plates Davenport Large Blue Transferware Plate, Swiss Lake & Village This blue transfer plate measures 10 1/2 inches wide. It is approaching the size of a charger. The pattern is entitled Swiss Lake and Village, a design made by the Davenport pottery. It bears the pottery's name and imprinted anchor backstamp. It dates to 1836.Condition is excellent. There are no chips,cracks, hairlines, stains, or restorations. Some utensil marks can be found with close examination, but they do not detract from its beauty.    $145.00
	BLUE TRANSFERWARE: Plates John Alcock Blue Transferware Staffordshire Plate, PRIORY, c. 1853 - 61 The 9 1/2 inch blue transfer Staffordshire plate presented has a romantic scene of a large gothic building, the Priory of the pattern name. It was made in the pottery of John Alcock and dates to 1853 - 61.Condition is excellent - no chips, cracks, hairlines, stains, or restoration. It bears a backstamp with pattern name and pottery name as well.    $125.00
	BLUE TRANSFERWARE: Plates Staffordshire 9 1/2 Inch Blue Transferware Plate, SICILIAN The early plate presented is entitled Sicilian. It measures 9 1/2 inches wide. This pattern is known by collectors of early transfer patterns; however, the potter is unknown. By its characteristics we would date it to the 1830 - 50 period. Condition is excellent - no chips, cracks, hairlines, stains, or restorations. It is marked with pattern name.Interestingly, it seems to have more Asian influences to its design than Italian. Two Asian figures stand in a stylized garden.    $125.00
	BLUE TRANSFERWARE: Plates Staffordshire 9 1/4 Inch Blue Transferware Plate, GIPSY The blue transfer plate presented here measures 9 1/4 inches wide. The pattern is entitled Gipsy, a misspelling of Gypsy. We love this design which features a peasant family at a campfire under a craggy tree. The scene has a rectangular frame of florets with scrolling around and pebble and vine patterning on the surround. We have two of these plates, so contact us if you are interested in both. The backstamp is a diminutive of the design.     $125.00
	BLUE TRANSFERWARE: Plates Phillips Staffordshire 10 1/2 Inch Blue Transferware Plate, PARISIAN, c. 1838 - 48 The large dinner plate presented in blue transfer is entitled Parisian. It measures 10 1/2 inches wide. The potter is George Phillips whose Staffordshire firm operated from 1838 to 1848.Condition is excellent - no chips, cracks, hairlines, stains, or restoration. We have six matching plates, so if you want multiples, contact us please.    $125.00
	BLUE TRANSFERWARE: Plates Stevenson Dark Blue Transferware Plate, PALESTINE Here is a 6 3/4 inch diameter early blue transfer plate, cobalt in color. The pattern is entitled Palestine. It was made in the pottery of Ralph Stevenson, 1810 - 1832.It is in excellent condition, free of chips, cracks, hairlines, stains, and restorations. The Oriental pattern features several pagodas across a river. Several figures appear in the foreground. The scene appears grotto style, surrounded by hanging willows, foliates, and flowers.    $125.00
	BLUE TRANSFERWARE: Plates Wood & Challinor Blue Transferware Staffordshire Plate, MESINA This blue transfer plate measures 9 inches across. It was made in the Wood and Challinor pottery, which operated from 1828 to 1843.The romantic pattern is entitled Mesina. The design, done in light blue, features two rather different buildings. One is gothic; the other oriental in design. Two figures appear in the foreground. The surround has web-like foliates with star-shaped flowers superimposed.Condition is excellent - no chips, cracks, hairlines, stains, or restoration.    $125.00
	BLUE TRANSFERWARE: Soup Plates Huge Adams Blue Transferware Soup Plate, Isola Bella This lovely blue transfer flat soup plate measures 10 1/2 inches wide by 2 inches tall. Its dimensions make it dramatic on the wall because it is large size and its raised rim. It is a 14-sided plate in excellent condition, free of chips, cracks, stains,and restoration. It dates to the mid-1800s. The potter is William Adam and Sons.    $125.00
	BLUE TRANSFERWARE: Sauce Tureens G. Phillips Staffordshire Blue Transferware Sauceboat, PARISIAN, c. 1828 - 48 The Staffordshire sauce tureen or sauceboat presented was made in the pottery of George Phillips, c. 1838 - 48. Its graceful lines make it particularly attractive. It measures 9 inches long by 5 inches tall. The romantic scene features a picnic scene at river's edge. A seaweed patterned band graces the pedestal and interior of the vessel.This gravy boat his one chips on the underside of the base which is barely visible unless the tureen is upended.    $95.00
	RED AND PINK TRANSFERWARE: Plates Adams Red Transferware Plate, TEMPLE WARRIORS, c. 1830 This unusual romantic pattern is known as Temple Warriors, though the pottery never actually named it. It measures 8 inches wide. This plate was made in the early years of the William Adams pottery and dates to the 1820 - 40 period. Condition is excellent. Two figures in elaborate garb stand b before a stylized temple. One appears to be holding a sceptre.The surround is highly scalloped, dimensionally beaded, and bordered in white.    $95.00
	BLUE TRANSFERWARE: Plates Staffordshire Blue Transferware Child's Motto Plate, George's Fate Here is a small child's plate, 5 inches wide with embossed rose designs on the surround. It bears part of a children's story. In the center is George, who has returned to find his possession gone. Other children look on as they straddle a split-rail fence. It reads, "George ran to the spot, but his fate had been seal'd, for a plough-boy in passing, while George left the field, had carried it of (sic) as his prize." Condition is excellent - no flaws.    $85.00
	BLUE TRANSFERWARE: Wedgwood Blue Transferware Tile Here is a nineteenth century Wedgwood tile measuring 6 inches square. The floral, foliate and scroll pattern is done in shades of blue ranging from dark to light blue and vivid white. The transfer design is very sharp, and the tile is in excellent condition.It is marked, "Josiah Wedgwood & Sons, Etruria.     $80.00
	RED AND PINK TRANSFERWARE: Plates Staffordshire Pink Transferware Plate, TUSCANY This pink transfer plate measures 9 inches wide. It was mad in the pottery of John Maddock. The imprinted backstamp is the one used by the pottery prior to the name change to Maddock & Sons. The date of the plate's potting therefore is 1842 - 1855.The design features two figures on the banks of a river. The surround has foliate designs. It is 12-sided and panelled. There are no chips or cracks, but utensil marks and crazing are evident.    $75.00
	BLUE TRANSFERWARE: Platters Floral Blue Transferware Platter, 12 by 9 1/2 Inches, Asiatic Pheasant This small floral platter measures 12 by 9 1/2 inches. The floral design has a singl bird in flight. This pattern was produced by many potters during the nineteenth century. This one is unmarked.We are offering this platter at an attractive price because of two flaws, a colorless hairline visible almost entirely on the back with just 1/8" visible on the front and a fairly large chip, also on the back. It makes an excellent display from the front.    $75.00

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