Adderley

Pattern # H1416 Diameter: 5.375 inches. Made in England.

Made in England.

Pattern #H1416 Diameter: 8 inches.

Adderley Richmond Dinner Plate. Size( Length: , Diameter: 10.75, Height: ). Description:

Adderley Richmond Salad Plate. Size( Length: , Diameter: 8, Height: ). Description:

Adderley Richmond Bread & Butter Plate. Size( Length: , Diameter: 6.25, Height: ). Description:

This is an Adderley Ware, Adderley China, England ironstone chop plate, platter or shallow lugged bowl or cake plate in the Old Willow pattern which is a variation of Blue Willow, made between 1929-1947. The plate or platter measures 1.5 inches high by 9.5 inches wide by 10 inches long and is in very good ++ condition with no chips or cracks and very minor wear. I very unusual piece from Adderley and very collectible. A great decorative accent piece for your table or wall.

This is a cup and saucer with matching plate in the Spray no. 96 pattern by Adderleys, England made between 1906-1926. The set has a pattern of rose, pansies and forget mo not rosettes on embossed porcelain with gold trim. The cup is 2.25 inches high, the saucer is 5.5 in diameter and the plate is 7 inches in diameter. The teacups trio is in very good +++ condition with no chips or cracks. There is a bit of gold wear on the cup rim and a bit of pattern wear inside the cup but the plate and saucer have no gold wear. Such a pretty pattern.

Adderley England fine bone china tea cup. Fluted cup with alternating panels of sponged, deep pink with gold flowers, and white with a threesome of red roses. Panels are separated by a gold outlining of thorn-laden vines. The interior of the tea cup displays a border of red roses, and the cup is enhanced with gold trim, and a wide gold foot. Pattern number H729. Circa: 1950's. Size: 2 3/4 inches tall; 3 1/2 inches diameter. Condition: Excellent.

VINTAGE PLATE MADE BY ADDERLEY FROM FINE BONE CHINA - ENGLAND, DECORATED WITH THISTLE AND TARTAN OF MACLEOD CLAN, IN VERY FINE USED CONDITION, GOLD GILT SHOWS AGE, Measures about 8 inches in diam.

This is a Royal Adderley, England bone china Staffordshire posy ornament, paperweight or decorative vanity arrangement that is a hand made bouquet of 3 flowers with green leaves in a swirled vase. The bone china vase of flowers was made in the 1960s and measures 2 inches in diameter by 2.25 inches high. The vase holds a carnation, rose and a primrose with leaves. We watched craftsman making these at the factory workrooms in Stoke On Trent and were amazed at the skill and time it took to make each part of these arrangements by hand from a lump of clay. The manufacturers have all closed in England so these are no longer being made. This vase is in excellent condition with no chips or cracks. Absolutely gorgeous!

LOVELY GROUPING OF CHINA FLOWERS, PANSY BLOSSOMS, HAND MODELLED AND HAND PAINTED BY CROWN STAFFORDSHIRE,ENGLAND, ENTITLED SEPTEMBER , DEPICTING BRICK BOX FULL OF FLOWERS, measuring about 3 3/4 x 2 x 2 3/4 inch high, US Buyer please remit 9.00 for shipping plus insurance.THANKS.

This is the 7 plate in the Chelsea dinnerware line made in England between 1830 and 1870. It is in very good condition with no chips, cracks or repairs and it has good pattern detail of the Sprig design. There are light scratches and wear marks from use and stacking. It is quite often referred to as Grandmother's Ware since it was made in the Staffordshire district and not in Chelsea as the name implies. The body of this plate is porcelain, it is not marked and is 7 1/8 in diameter.

This is the sugar and in the Chelsea dinnerware line made by Adderleys in England between 1830 and 1870. It is in excellent condition with no chips, cracks or repairs and it has good pattern detail of the Sprig design. It is quite often referred to as Grandmother's Ware since it was made in the Staffordshire district and not in Chelsea as the name implies. The body of this sugar with is porcelain, it is marked Adderleys England on the bottom (see photos) and is 6 1/4 high, 4 in diameter and 5 across including the handles.

This is the 6 bread and butter plate in the Chelsea dinnerware line made by Adderleys in England between 1830 and 1870. It is in very good condition with no chips, cracks or repairs and it has good pattern detail of the Sprig design. There are a few very minor, very light scratches from use and stacking. It is quite often referred to as Grandmother's Ware since it was made in the Staffordshire district and not in Chelsea as the name implies. The body of this plate is porcelain and it is 6 in diameter. Each plate is marked Adderleys Made In England on the bottom (see photos).

This is the saucer in the Chelsea dinnerware line made by Adderleys in England between 1830 and 1870. It is in very good condition with no chips, cracks or repairs and it has good pattern detail of the Sprig design. There are a few very minor, very light scratches from use and stacking and an insignificant nick on the underside edge that is little more than a rough spot and hardly worth mentioning. It is quite often referred to as Grandmother's Ware since it was made in the Staffordshire district and not in Chelsea as the name implies. The body of this saucer is porcelain and it is 5 3/8 in diameter. Each saucer is marked Adderleys Made In England on the bottom (see photos).

This is the cup in the Chelsea dinnerware line made by Adderleys in England between 1830 and 1870. It is in very good condition with no chips, cracks or repairs and it has good pattern detail of the Sprig design. There is an insignificant flake or two on the inner edge of the base ring that is hardly worth mentioning. It is quite often referred to as Grandmother's Ware since it was made in the Staffordshire district and not in Chelsea as the name implies. The body of this cup is porcelain and it is 2 5/8 high, 3 3/8 in diameter at the top and 4 1/8 across including the handle. Each cup is marked Adderleys Made In England on the bottom (see photos).

This is the cup in the Chelsea dinnerware line made by Adderleys in England between 1830 and 1870. It is in very good condition with no chips, cracks or repairs and it has good pattern detail of the Sprig design. There is an insignificant flake or two on the inner edge of the base ring that is hardly worth mentioning. It is quite often referred to as Grandmother's Ware since it was made in the Staffordshire district and not in Chelsea as the name implies. The body of this cup is porcelain, it is not marked and is 2 5/8 high, 3 3/8 in diameter at the top and 4 1/8 across including the handle.

This is the 6 fruit or sauce bowl in the Chelsea dinnerware line made by Adderleys in England between 1830 and 1870. It is in very good condition with no chips, cracks or repairs and it has good pattern detail of the Sprig design. There are a few very minor, very light scratches from use and stacking. It is quite often referred to as Grandmother's Ware since it was made in the Staffordshire district and not in Chelsea as the name implies. The body of this sauce or fruit bowl is porcelain, it is marked Adderleys Ltd. England on the bottom (see photos) and is 6 in diameter and 1 1/16 high.

This is the 6 fruit or sauce bowl in the Chelsea dinnerware line made by Adderleys in England between 1830 and 1870. It is in very good condition with no chips, cracks or repairs and it has good pattern detail of the Sprig design. There are a few very minor, very light scratches from use and stacking. It is quite often referred to as Grandmother's Ware since it was made in the Staffordshire district and not in Chelsea as the name implies. The body of this sauce or fruit bowl is porcelain, it is not marked and is 6 in diameter and 1 1/16 high.

This is the 9 , oval vegetable bowl in the Chelsea dinnerware line made by Adderleys in England between 1830 and 1870. It is in very good condition with no chips, cracks or repairs and it has good pattern detail of the Sprig design. There are some light scratches from use and stacking. It is quite often referred to as Grandmother's Ware since it was made in the Staffordshire district and not in Chelsea as the name implies. The body of this vegetable bowl is porcelain, it is marked Adderleys Ltd. England on the bottom (see photos) and is 9 1/16 long, 7 1/8 wide and 1 9/16 high.

Blue backstamp reads BRISTOL SPRAYS ADDERLEY BONE CHINA MADE IN ENGLAND. Beautiful little cup and saucer set! Excellent condition, bright and shiny with no chips. Multicolored flowers around the top of the cup with gold sponge trim on the slightly scalloped rim and gold on the top of the handle. The saucer has matching sponge gold trim around the slightly scalloped edge and the multicolored flowers in a circle around the saucer. Both pieces have the same backstamp. Thanks for looking!

This is a VINTAGE SALAD/DESSER PLATE made by ADDERLEY LTD. of ENGLAND. It features the CHELSEA PATTERN with a VIOLET colored SINGLE FLORAL WEDGEWOOD DESIGN against WHITE BONE CHINA. The CONDITION is GOOD. The VIOLET WEDGEWOOD shows signs of distress but the WHITE BONE CHINA is fine. We have priced this accordingly. It is NOT MARKED but was acquired from the same estate that the Adderley cup and saucer we have listed.

Lovely antique cup and saucer, made by Adderley in what we believe to be the Montroyal pattern. Both pieces are marked on the underside bases with Montroyal, Made in England by Adderleys Ltd, Best Bone China . Pattern is a white porcelain with delicate colored flowers and an intricate black design, with a black lined yellow thin band on the interior of the cup and surrounding the indentation for the cup on the saucer, and a thin gold line edging to both pieces. Very ornate looking. Pieces look to be tea cup (teacup) size. Cup and saucer together sit about 2 3/4 inches in height. Saucer is round with flared up rims, measuring 5 1/2 inches in diameter. Cup sits about 2 3/8 inches in height alone, with a top round opening diameter of 3 3/4 inches and a cinched-in base measuring about 1 3/4 inches in diameter. The cup handle has an elegant scrolled effect with gold line accenting. Please note that the white hot spots in the images are lighting reflections from the camera. Very pretty, eye-catching condition, but these pieces do have some age wear flaws. There are no major chips, cracks or crazing, but on very close examination we do see two tiny flakes on the rim of the saucer which someone has touched up with a bit of gold paint. There is some age wear on the gold (not really bad, but if you look closely you'll see it) and tiny scratches on the pieces from use which are only visible if you look closely at an angle in bright light. There is also age wear to the black line decor (again not bad, but there), some pin/pit dots, and a rubbed spot on the underside of the saucer. All not unexpected for old pieces which were likely used, but they are still in great overall shape and would make a neat addition to any collection of this terrific pattern, Adderley pieces, or cups & saucers in general.