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STAFFORDSHIRE ROSE DISH

• ENGLISH STAFFORDSHIRE WILD ROSE
  ENGLISH STAFFORDSHIRE WILD ROSE SERVING PLATTEREnglish Staffordshire transferware serving platter, 19th c., in the "Wild Rose" pattern, floral border, central pastoral scene of Nuneham Park with fishing boats, no backstamp, crazing, discoloration, approx 1.75"h, 19.5"l, 16.25"w, 6.25lbs
• A Staffordshire blue printed pearlware
  A Staffordshire blue printed pearlware meat dish, circa 1820/1830, filled with an Oriental scene framed by a border or roses and convolvulus centred by four crowns on each side, 50.75cm wide
• A Staffordshire Rhine pattern well
  A Staffordshire Rhine pattern well dish, 49cm wide, five blue and white rectangular meat dishes of various sizes and a blue and white plate
• A Staffordshire porcelain dessert
  A Staffordshire porcelain dessert service circa 1830 painted flowers and with raised lilac decoration to the borders comprising; eighteen plates a comport four square dishes and two oval dishes
• A Staffordshire slipware dish with
  A Staffordshire slipware dish with trailed brown glaze on an ochre ground, 41cm diameter/Provenance: from the Estates of Lord & Lady Charteris
• Staffordshire Ironstone ''Shakespeare''serving
  Staffordshire Ironstone ''Shakespeare''serving dish 12-1/2'' circa 1890
• A Staffordshire oval blue and white
  A Staffordshire oval blue and white dish with pierced border transfer printed a figure beside a gate with church beyond and sheep in the foreground 28cm (11") wide another dish with pierced border 22cm (8.75") wide and five other blue and white rectangular dishes transfer printed
• A STAFFORDSHIRE PORCELAIN SAUCER-DISH painted
  A STAFFORDSHIRE PORCELAIN SAUCER-DISH
  painted with a central group of fruit and flowers with a bird, in panelled pink and gilt floral border and lobed rim, 23cm diam, red painted spurious Derby mark, c1830
  
• WEDGWOOD CREAMWARE ‘KING’S
  WEDGWOOD CREAMWARE ‘KING’S ROSE’ PATTERN OVAL DISH AND A PAIR OF STAFFORDSHIRE GAPING HEAD INKWELLSWEDGWOOD CREAMWARE ‘KING’S ROSE’ PATTERN OVAL DISH AND A PAIR OF STAFFORDSHIRE GAPING HEAD INKWELLS , 19th Century, impressed uppercase mark and D, to the dish, the center with a large red rose and other flowers in yellow and green, within a diaper trellis border, w: 5 1/4 in.; the inkwells modeled as the head of a gent in an iron-red bow tie and as a female companion in a yellow polka-dot headscarf, both with open mouth and pierced top, h: 3 in. (3) Provenance: Jeffrey Milkins Collection, no. 862. Exhibitions: The de Young Museum of Fine Arts, San Francisco, 1971 Exhibition, no. 35E (label) - the dish.
• Staffordshire blue transfer-printed
  Staffordshire blue transfer-printed "Wild Rose" pattern basket and stand circa 1825 Each with recticulated border, decorated with bridge, river and fisherman in foreground. L: 12 1/4 in.
• Staffordshire to include cradles
  Staffordshire to include cradles and babies; scallop shell dish (4.25"h x 8.5"w); miniature water pitcher and bowl; and a cow covered butter dish.
• A Staffordshire bone china dessert
  A Staffordshire bone china dessert plate, possibly John Yates, c1830, painted with flowers in apple green and gilt border, 21.5cm diam More Information One or two slight scratches to border, not cracked or chipped
• Three Staffordshire rectangular
  Three Staffordshire rectangular two-handled dishes transfer printed willow pattern scenes 15cm (6") wide and another dish similarly decorated
• Thirteen Staffordshire cup plates
  Thirteen Staffordshire cup plates ca. 1820 to include spatter Adams rose strawberry etc. ?
• A leaf shaped Majolica serving
  A leaf shaped Majolica serving dish, 12" x 9". A Staffordshire cottage with lovely blue trim, 5.5"H. Condition: professional repair to Majolica handle, otherwise good CT Transfer Fee $20
• THREE STAFFORDSHIRE COVERED DISHES.
  THREE STAFFORDSHIRE COVERED DISHES. England 2nd half-19th century. Cow 5.5''h. and two chickens one bisque (repair) one with polychrome. 7.5''h.
• Sixty-Four-Piece Johnson Brothers,
  Sixty-Four-Piece Johnson Brothers, Staffordshire, \"Rose Chintz\" Pottery Partial Dinner Service for Fourteen Persons, second quarter 20th century, consisting of thirteen dinner plates, dia. 10\", twelve bread-and-butter plated, twelve soup plates, dia. 7\", twelve cups,h. 2-1/2\", twelve saucers, oval platter, cream pitcher, and open two-handled sugar basin, each piece fully back stamped.
• Six Pieces of Porcelain and Ironstone,
  Six Pieces of Porcelain and Ironstone, consisting of a pair of Staffordshire rose-and-white porcelain oval covered sauce tureens and stands, fourth quarter 19th century, h. 7"; a Furnival, Staffordshire, blue-and-white porcelain roasted meats platter in "Quail" decor, l. 18"; and a Coxon Pottery, Staffordshire, pink-banded and parcel-gilt white ironstone oval covered soap dish h. 4-1/4", third quarter 19th century, retaining the original conforming pierced mazarine.
• SIX STAFFORDSHIRE BLUE TRANSFER
  SIX STAFFORDSHIRE BLUE TRANSFER PRINTED SERVING DISHES, ENGLAND, FIRST HALF 19TH CENTURY, England, first half 19th century, impressed Rogers oval deep dish with Elephant , lg. 10; oval deep dish Waterfall marked British Scenery and with molded floral handles, lg. 10; impressed Turner Willow octagonal sectional dish, lg. 9 3/8; oval deep dish with Greek pattern, lg. 10; Fitzhugh shallow serving dish, lg. 7 7/8; and Tendril square deep dish, lg. 7 1/4 in.
• A Spode Stafford Flowers Porcelain
  A Spode Stafford Flowers Porcelain Dinner Service 20th Century comprising: 6 dinner plates 6 salad plates 6 bread plates 6 teacups with 6 saucers 2 soup bowls 32 items total. Diameter of dinner plate 11 1/8 inches. Property from the Estate of Florence Estelle Pickard, Columbia, Missouri
• Adams Rose Staffordshire dinner
  Adams Rose Staffordshire dinner service 19th c. to include two platters an entrée dish four soup bowls twenty-four plates a... ?
• (12 PC) STAFFORDSHIRE PORCELAIN
  (12 PC) STAFFORDSHIRE PORCELAIN DESSERT PLATES SETDESCRIPTION: (12 Pc) A Staffordshire porcelain grouping set of twelve (12) dessert plates, decorated with hand painted floral rose motifs in burgundy, pink and yellow colors; further embellished with raised gold and silver overlay accent details. Each plate is signed by artist S. Pope. With "Staffordshire England", "T.C. Brown Westhead Moore & Co." hallmark on the underside. Numbered "B5150". CIRCA: 20th Century. ORIGIN: England. DIMENSIONS: W: 8 7/8". Have a similar item to sell? Contact: Info@Akibaantiques.com. CONDITION: Great condition. See lot description for details on item condition. More detailed condition requests can be obtained via email (info@akibaantiques.com) or SMS(305)-332-9274. Any condition statement given, as a courtesy to a client, is only an opinion and should not be treated as a statement of fact. Akiba Antiques shall have no responsibility for any error or omission."
• TWO STAFFORDSHIRE SALT GLAZE STONEWARE
  TWO STAFFORDSHIRE SALT GLAZE STONEWARE PLATESTwo Staffordshire salt glaze stoneware plates, ca. 1765 , each with famille rose style decoration, 7 3/8" dia. and 8 7/8" dia. Competitive In-House shipping is available for this lot. Condition: Small - good condition. Large - large repair across top 1/4 of center with faint line running across rim.
• A pair of Staffordshire pearlware
  A pair of Staffordshire pearlware leaf dishes, circa 1775-80, in the shape of vine leaves with moulding picked out in green, raised on three pointed feet, 13cm long/Provenance: from the Henry Sandon Study Collection
• ROYAL STAFFORD 'TUDOR ROSE' 81-PIECE
  ROYAL STAFFORD 'TUDOR ROSE' 81-PIECE PORCELAIN DINNER SERVICERoyal Stafford 'Tudor Rose' 81-Piece Porcelain Dinner Service,
• TWO STAFFORDSHIRE PLATTERS. English
  TWO STAFFORDSHIRE PLATTERS. English second half of 19th century. Copeland ''Spode's Tower'' platter 13.25''h. 17''w. With a ''Wild Rose'' pattern platter 12''h. 14.75''w. Both with underglaze stamps on reverse Copeland also has an impressed mark. Copeland has some edge wear including a few chips also a .25'' hairline on rim. Wild Rose shows crazing and three small blisters in resevoir of platter.
• COLLECTION OF STAFFORDSHIRECollection
  COLLECTION OF STAFFORDSHIRECollection of Staffordshire strawberry pattern porcelain , 20 pieces. Condition: Creamer - spout restored. Waste bowl - 3" hairline. Sugar - repairs to finial and handles. Saucer - two small flakes to base. Soup bowl - flaking to glaze, small rim flake to underside. Teapot - handle reattached, staining and a few short lines to base of spout. Creamer - cracks to base. Sugar - lid restored, base chip. Single saucer - rim chips, staining, flaking to decoration. Sugar - lid mismatched.
• 2 CABBAGE ROSE PATTERN DISHESca.
  2 CABBAGE ROSE PATTERN DISHESca. 1840; deep dish, 9"d, 1 1/2"h, Condition: restored rim flake, 3/8" foot ring flake, some crazing; dinner plate, 10 1/2"d, Condition: filled in 1/4" rim flake, some crazing; English Staffordshire earthenware
• TWO STAFFORDSHIRE WHITE, SALT-GLAZED
  TWO STAFFORDSHIRE WHITE, SALT-GLAZED STONEWARE, PIERCED DISHES, 19TH CENTURY, DIAMETER OF LARGER: 10 IN. (25.40 CM.)Two Staffordshire White, Salt-Glazed Stoneware, Pierced Dishes, 19th Century,, Dimensions: Diameter of Larger: 10 in. (25.40 cm.)
• Staffordshire paste dinnerware:
  Staffordshire paste dinnerware: twenty-six pieces with 19th century "Indus" pattern transfer decoration; cups, plates, bowls, coffee pot, sugar, vegetable dish, etc. Pot 9"H. Three handless cups with tight hairlines, tight hairlines in three bowls, minor flake chips on base of serving dish.
• TWO STAFFORDSHIRE SERVING PIECES.
  TWO STAFFORDSHIRE SERVING PIECES. England 2nd quarter-19th century. Dark blue transfers. Large bowl with landscape and wide bird and flower border minor wear. 4 1/2''h. 10''d. And an open vegetable with fruit still life. Small edge flake. 9 3/4'' x 13''.
• English Staffordshire platter with
  English Staffordshire platter with blue transfer decoration 15''l. and a bowl 12.5''dia.
• HISTORICAL BLUE STAFFORDSHIRE SERVING
  HISTORICAL BLUE STAFFORDSHIRE SERVING DISHHistorical blue Staffordshire A Ship in the Line of the Downs covered serving dish, 5 3/4" h., 9 5/8" w. Provenance: A prominent New England collection. In-House shipping is available for this lot. Condition: A few small glaze nicks to finial. Top rim of base restored.
• GROUP OF BLUE STAFFORDSHIREGroup
  GROUP OF BLUE STAFFORDSHIREGroup of Blue Staffordshire , to include a Beach at Brighton soup bowl, 10 1/4" dia., a nautical scene gravy, and Chiswick on the Thames undertray. Condition: Soup with large repair.
• Nine assorted Staffordshire teaware
  Nine assorted Staffordshire teaware articles first quarter-19th century; 1) six assorted tea bowls and saucers with floral decoration; 2) ''Queen's Rose'' pattern cream jug; 3) strawberry rose covered sugar bowl; 4) pink lustre and pinwheel teapot Estimate $ 200-300 Appropriate wear enamel loss.
• LARGE GROUP OF STAFFORDSHIRELarge
  LARGE GROUP OF STAFFORDSHIRELarge group of Staffordshire. NO in-house shipping for this lot. Condition: As expected wear: covered dish, hairline to lid; creamer, 1/8" flake under spout; red cups, base and rim flake; red saucer, base flake; dinner plates, small ones with a couple of flakes; red platter, scratch; blue platter, 1/3" rim flake, some surface glaze pops