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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/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/VARIOUS & UNUSUAL SHAPES:
BLUE TRANSFERWARE COMMA CUSTARD CUP 1820
Printed in dark blue, the pattern of this pearlware custard cup is known as the Etruscan pattern. The comma shape is quite unusual. Although it is thought to be a custard cup, the serrated rim makes me wonder! Other than a chip on the inside of the rim, condition is excellent. Take a look at all of the photos for the details. If you like unusual shapes, this is the transferware item for you!
$395.00 |
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AESTHETIC TRANSFERWARE:
AESTHETIC TRANSFERWARE BROWN PLATTER ANGLAIS
This 15-3/4" by 12-3/4" platter was made in Staffordshire around 1880. The rich brown transfer is my favorite color used for Aesthetic Movement transferware. The pattern name is "Anglais". Each size in the series depicts different English scenes in post card like reserves surrounded by the natural world. Butterflies, flowers and a spider in her web make a delightful border around Warwick Castle and Guy's Cliff. Condition is excellent.
$350.00 |
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BLUE AND WHITE TRANSFERWARE/PLATES:
CLEWS BLUE TRANSFERWARE HUNTING SCENE PLATE
Dark blue transferware hunting scenes with dogs are very popular. This 9" pearlware plate is well printed with dogs and hunters. Condition is good with only minor wear to the surface of the plate. It was made by James and Ralph Clews in Staffordshire around 1825. Take a look at all of the photos for the details.
$250.00 |
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BLUE AND WHITE TRANSFERWARE/MUGS & JUGS:
BLUE TRANSFERWARE WEAVE PATTERN JUG 1840
This blue transferware jug is in an unusual pattern that vaguely resembles weaving but also resembles Japanese lanterns! The overall effect is something like a pattern from the 1950s. However, the jug was made in Staffordshire around 1840! The printing is beautifully done in shades of blue that range from light to dark. Condition is excellent. The jug is 7" to the top of the spout and 6" from the spout to the handle. Take a look at all of the photos for the details.
$250.00 |
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TWO COLOR TRANSFERWARE:
DAVENPORT THREE COLOR TRANSFERWARE SOUP 1840
Davenport made some beautiful three color transferware patterns in the 1830s and 40s, a few of which I have in this catalog. This 10-1/4" soup is printed in blue, black and green with a Romantic Staffordshire pattern. Condition is excelent with no chips, cracks or restoration. Take a look at all of the photos for the details.
$200.00 |
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TWO COLOR TRANSFERWARE:
THREE COLOR TRANSFERWARE FLORAL PLATE 1830
Printed in pink, green and blue with roses, morning glories and palm-like ferns, this 8-3/4" plate has a scalloped edge and molded border. If you have been looking for unusual and decorative plates in early transferware, this is the plate for you. I have six of these plates available. The plate was probably made in Staffordshire around 1830.
$200.00 |
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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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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:
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/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/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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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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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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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/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/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/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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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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GREEN AND WHITE TRANSFERWARE:
GREEN TRANSFERWARE FLORAL PLATTER C 1835
Found on a 19.5 inch by 16 inch platter, this pattern is printed in dark green. Although the stringing at the outer edge of the border looks like rope, the pattern is actually made up of tiny leaves. There is an old staple repair to a crack near the rim. Appearance is excellent.
$475.00 |
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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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BLUE AND WHITE TRANSFERWARE/MUGS & JUGS:
GRAZING RABBITS BLUE TRANSFERWARE MUG 1820
Grazing Rabbits is a popular pattern. You usually see it on bowls, platters and plates. It is much less uncommon to find it on a mug. This 3" high mug is printed in medium to dark blue with this charming pattern. Condition is excellent. The transfer is a wrap around, so you see the whole pattern. The border is inside the rim. Take a look at all of the photos for the details. The mug was possibly made by Davenport around 1820.
$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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BLUE AND WHITE TRANSFERWARE/PLATTERS:
LARGE CHINOISERIE PEARLWARE PLATTER 1800
This pearlware platter is printed in dark blue with a wonderful Chinoiserie pattern. It is quite large--20-1/2" by 15-1/4". The platter is early transferware as it dates from around 1800. It is over two hundred years old! Other than seven or so chips on rim--only one is actually noticeable--condition is excellent. Take a look at all of the photos for the details.
$450.00 |
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BLUE AND WHITE TRANSFERWARE/VARIOUS & UNUSUAL SHAPES:
BLUE TRANSFERWARE SOAP DISH 1830
This circa 1830's soap dish is in excellent condition and has all three parts, a lid, a base and a drainer! The pattern is known as Lovicks, for the china and glass emporium that existed in Norwich in the 1830s. The soap dish is 3 inches to the top of the lid and 4 inches by 3 inches on the
$450.00 |
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BLUE AND WHITE TRANSFERWARE/PLATTERS:
BLUE TRANSFERWARE SPANISH BEAUTIES PLATTER
This 17" by 14" platter was probably made in Staffordshire around 1840. It is printed in medium to dark blue with a charming romantic pattern. The pattern is entitled "Spanish Beauties". Condition is excellent with no cracks, chips or restoration. You can tell this platter was handprinted as one of the seams does not quite match up in the border! Take a look at all of the photos for the details.
$450.00 |
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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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BLUE AND WHITE TRANSFERWARE/TUREENS & BOWLS:
PEARLWARE SUGAR BOWL WITH COWS C 1825
This pearlware blue and white transferware sugar bowl has a wonderful print of a stately home with big cows grazing in front of it. The pattern looks as if it should be a famous historical building but no one has been able to identify it. Help me if you can! The handles are quite unusual. I have never seen this form before. One of them has been off and glued back on. Other than that, condition of the piece is excellent. The sugar bowl was probably made in Staffordshire around 1820.
$425.00 |
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BLUE AND WHITE TRANSFERWARE/PLATES:
BLUE TRANSFERWARE DERBYSHIRE PLATE 1825
This 10" pearlware plate has an unusual border whose band of dark blue mirrors the dark blue band on the inner border. The view, which is named on the back, is "Foremark, Derbyshire, Seat of Sir Francis Burdett, Bar". Condition is excellent with no chips, cracks or restoration. Take a look at all of the photos for the details.
$400.00 |
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BLUE AND WHITE TRANSFERWARE/PLATES:
PEARLWARE HUNTING SCENE PLATE WITH DOGS 1825
Hunting scenes on blue transferware items are very popular. This 9" pearlware plate is printed in medium to dark blue with hunters and dogs. The birds they are hunting have escaped to the border! The plate was possibly made by Davenport in Staffordshire around 1825. Condition is excellent. I have two of these plates. Take a look at all of the photos for the details of this pattern.
$375.00 |
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RED AND WHITE TRANSFERWARE:
RED TRANSFERWARE FLORAL JUG 1835
This red printed jug is 7" to the top of the handle. The floral print is a true cherry red. Other than tight spider lines in the bottom of the jug and a chip on the side of the handle, appearance is excellent. Take a look at all of the photos for the details. The jug was probably made in Staffordshire around 1835.
$375.00 |
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BLUE AND WHITE TRANSFERWARE/VARIOUS & UNUSUAL SHAPES:
BLUE TRANSFERWARE FLORAL TOILET BOX 1825
This 7-1/2" by 3" pearlware toilet box is printed in medium to dark blue with a delightful floral pattern. I like to use these boxes for pens and pencils, but they were intended for tooth sticks and razors. There has been restoration to the inside of one end of the bottom and to the inside rim of the top (small area). Appearance is excellent. Take a look at all of the photos for the details. The box was probably made in Staffordshire around 1825.
$375.00 |
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BLUE AND WHITE TRANSFERWARE/PLATES:
DAVENPORT BLUE TRANSFERWARE VILLAGERS PLATE
Known as The Villagers, this 9-3/4" plate was made by the Davenport Factory in Staffordshire around 1820. It is crisply printed in shades of blue that range from medium to dark. The pattern includes a family and their dog with the village and church in the background. The border consists of what appears to be honeysuckle, scrolls and honeycombs! I have four of these plates. Condition is excellent.
$350.00 |
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BLUE AND WHITE TRANSFERWARE/PLATES:
BLUE TRANSFERWARE DIORAMA PLATE YORK 1825
Beautifully printed in dark blue, this 9-3/4" pearlware dinner plate is entitled "Diorama, View of York". Condition is excellent with no cracks or chips. The glaze is shiny. The plate was probably made in Staffordshire around 1825. Take a look at all of the photos for the details.
$350.00 |
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BLUE AND WHITE TRANSFERWARE/PLATES:
BLUE TRANSFERWARE ANTELOPE PLATE 1835
This is an enormous dinner plate--11"--from a rare dinner service, "Mammalia". Each shape and size in this series has a different animal in the center. This is one of many services made in the second quarter of the 19th century that focuses on the extreme interest that people had in exotic animals. This plate features a "Harnessed Antelope". Other than a minor chip on the footrim, condition is excellent.
$350.00 |
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BLUE AND WHITE TRANSFERWARE/PLATES:
PEARLWARE BLUE TRANSFERWARE SHEET PATTERN PL
This 8-1/4" pearlware plate is beautifully printed in a sheet pattern of grapes and grape leaves. Condition is excellent with no chips, cracks or restoration. The plate probably dates from around 1820. Take a look at all of the photos for the details.
$350.00 |
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BLUE AND WHITE TRANSFERWARE/PLATES:
STEVENSON TRANSFERWARE BELVOIR CASTLE SOUP
Ralph stevenson and Williams made this pearlware soup plate in Staffordshire around 1825. The series is called Acorn and Oakleaf Border and the scene in the center is Belvoir Castle--pronounced "Beaver"! Condition of the 10" soup is excellent.
$275.00 |
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BLUE AND WHITE TRANSFERWARE/PLATES:
LEAF BORDER TRANSFERWARE PEARLWARE PL 1825
Thanks to Gillian Neale, I now know the name of the pattern and the maker. The plate was made by Enoch Wood and the house has been identified as Lanercost Priory. The scene is a rather generic one of ruins, bridge and men in a boat but the border is composed of stylized leaves linked with a floral vine that together resemble bugs in barbed wire! Actually, the leaves remind me of moth wings! The combination is charming--to me. The plate was made in Staffordshire around 1825. Condition is excellent.
$275.00 |
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TWO COLOR TRANSFERWARE:
YELLOW AND BLACK TRANSFERWARE PLATE 1835
Found on a 9 inch plate, this pattern is printed in yellow, black, pink, green, purple and blue. This is quite unusual! The most unusual color is yellow, which forms the ground for the lovely border. Other than a few in-the- making flaws (drips of yellow, for example), condition is excellent. Take a look at all of the photos for the details. The plate was probably made in Staffordshire around 1835 to 1840.
$275.00 |
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BLUE AND WHITE TRANSFERWARE/PLATES:
BLUE TRANSFERWARE FLORAL PATTERN PLATE 1825
This 8-1/2" pearlware plate is known as Sweetpea, but I am not sure what these flowers are! The plate is printed in dark blue with excellent contrast. Other than minor scratches, from use, that appear when tilted in the light, condition is excellent. Take a look at the photos for the details. If you are looking for an unusual floral pattern, this is the one for you!
$275.00 |
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BLUE AND WHITE TRANSFERWARE/CUPS & SAUCERS:
DARK BLUE TRANSFERWARE CUP AND SAUCER 1825
Made by William Adams in Staffordshire around 1825, this dark blue cup and sauce is printed with the pattern known as visit to my Lady's Bower. It is a very romantic scene! Except for a flaw on the outside rim of the cup where the pattern and glaze missed, condition is excellent. Take a look at all of the photos for the details. The last blurred photo is an attempt to show the impressed Adams mark.
$275.00 |
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TWO COLOR TRANSFERWARE:
THREE COLOR TRANSFERWARE SOUP DAVENPORT 1835
This 10-1/4" soup bowl is beautifully printed in three colors--blue, black and green. The pattern name, printed on the back, is Muleteer. The name of the importer--Henderson & Gaines, New Orleans--is also printed on the back. The soup was made by Davenport in Staffordshire around 1835. It is unusual to have a two color piece let alone a three color transfer! Take a look at all of the photos for the details. There are two chips on the back that do not show on the front. Appearance is excellent.
$275.00 |
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BLUE AND WHITE TRANSFERWARE/PLATES:
WEDGWOOD HIBISCUS BLUE TRANSFERWARE SOUP BOWL
This 9-1/2" soup plate was introduced by the Wedgwood factory around around 1806-1807. It is printed in medium to dark vibrant blue with hibiscus flowers surrounding a geometric reserve. The border contains stylized flowers against a diamond shaped fence alternating with four different oriental buildings. Take a look at all of the photos for the details. Condition is excellent. The plate is impressed "WEDGWOOD".
$250.00 |
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BLUE AND WHITE TRANSFERWARE/PLATES:
BLUE TRANSFERWARE VIGNETTE PLATE 1820
The 8" plate in the "Vignette" series contains a milkmaid, two cows and a young man in the central pattern. They are surrounded by a lush border of roses and ribbons. This plate is one of twenty-four pieces I am offering in this pattern. The central view on each size is different. Condition of this plate is excellent. The plate was made in Staffordshire by John Bagster around 1820. Take a look at all of the photos for the details.
$250.00 |
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BLUE AND WHITE TRANSFERWARE/CUPS & SAUCERS:
PEARLWARE DARK BLUE CUSTARD CUP C1825
Another pearlware custard cup or punch cup in early blue and white transferware. This one is 2-1/2" high by 3-1/2" wide to the handle. It is printed in a rich, dark blue and is covered with flowers. It is the border of a series that I cannot remember so let me know if you do! Probably made in Staffordshire around 1825, condition of this cup is excellent.
$250.00 |
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BROWN AND WHITE TRANSFERWARE:
BROWN TRANSFERWARE ROGERS SOUP BOWL 1835
Made in Staffordshire around 1835, this 10" soup bowl is printed in medium to dark brown with a lovely print that includes cows, ruins and vases. The name of the pattern is "Vase" for the vases printed in the border. The piece is impressed "Rogers" on the back. Condition is excellent. There are five of these plates in inventory. Take a look at all of the photos for the details.
$245.00 |
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