Staffordshire Pearlware
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 Staffordshire Pearlware Blue White Soup Plate c1820  US $17.38
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 ANTIQUE STAFFORDSHIRE PEARLWARE FIGURINE THE TITHE PIG US $294.99
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 Pearlware Staffordshire Dandies group US $1,453.88
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 Early Brown Staffordshire Pearlware Scenic Cup Plate c1830 US $55.00
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 Staffordshire Pearlware ramlamb bocage figure US $442.48
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 ANTIQUE STAFFORDSHIRE WALTON PEARLWARE FIGURE ST LUKE US $395.00
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AESTHETIC BLACK TRANSFERWARE PLATE AESTHETIC BLACK TRANSFERWARE PLATE FAN PATTERN Staffordshire England Potteries c. 1880 This large victorian aesthetic 10" dinner plate is transfer printed in dark brown. The clear and crisp FAN pattern features a spectacular braided type bamboo rim surrounding a well transfer of an ancient flowering cherry branch. Two Japanesque fans envelop exotic birds. Outstanding ! The pattern displays the vic... |
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Aesthetic Brown Transfer Plate ~ PERAK 1885 AESTHETIC BROWN TRANSFERWARE PLATE PERAK PATTERN James Beech, Swan Bank Works Pottery Staffordshire England ~ c. 1885 This very large Victorian aesthetic 10 3/4 " wide dinner plate is transfer printed in dark brown. The clear and crisp PERAK pattern features fabulous cartouches of sailboat on a mountain lake and one of quiet secretive buildings hidden in the landscape. All surrounded by flowers an... |
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Aesthetic Brown Transfer Platter - Melrose 1885 AESTHETIC BROWN TRANSFERWARE PLATTER MELROSE PATTERN Ashworth Brothers Potteries Hanley Staffordshire England c. 1885 This large victorian aesthetic 15 1/4 " long x 11 3/4 " wide platter is transfer printed in dark chocolate brown. The clear and crisp MELROSE pattern features rich and wildly exotic Japanesque designs with a plethora of native rugosa rose flowers, rose buds and foliage. A pair of h... |
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Anglo-American Ceramics Part I - Transfer Printed Creamware and Pearlware for the American Market 1760 - 1860 (Anglo-American Ceramic) $50.00 The ceramic products of the Liverpool and Staffordshire areas of England, designed and manufactured, during the period from 1760 to 1860, for export to the former colonies in North America, are the earliest forms of collected Americana. Decorated with transfer prints of interest to Americans, these pieces of china displayed portrait busts of America's early politicians and military heroes, as well... |