Sugar bowl showing George Washington at Mount Vernon. Marked on back "Mount Vernon the seat of the late Gen'l Washington". Some glaze flakes. 6.5" long, 4" wide, 5.75" high. c early 19th century
Small commemorative plate by Clews depicting the landing of LaFayette at Castle Garden, New York on August 16th, 1824. No chips or cracks, but has some knife scratches. 6.75" c 1830
A large platter with a variation of the "Blue Willow" pattern by Josiah Spode, Staffordshire. Underglaze blue Spode mark used between 1815-1830. Overall excellent condition, with a few minor knife scratches.
21" wide, 16.25" high, c.1825.
A large platter with a variation of the "Blue Willow" pattern by Josiah Spode, Staffordshire. Underglaze blue Spode mark used between 1815-1830. Overall excellent condition, with a few minor knife scratches.
18.75"wide, 14.5"high, c.1825.
A beautiful, well-colored wall bracket by William Brownfield, Staffordshire Potteries (1850-1891). Impressed maker's mark, "Brownfield" and date mark 6/81 for June, 1881. Overall excellent condition, 9.75" high, 9" wide, 7.5" deep.
A lovely, large transferware platter from the "Holy Bible" series by Job and John Jackson, Staffordshire Potteries 1831-1835. Sidon was the capital of Phoenicia in biblical times. It was a major Mediterranean port and a very prosperous city. The platter has a lovely scalloped edge and floral border. "Holy Bible" mark with title, "Sidon", and "Jacksons Warrented" on reverse. Overall very good condition, with minor abrasions on edge and minor knife scratches ...click for details
A very nice Majolica Bread Plate with a wide cobalt border decorated with flowering branches. Oval brown center. No makers mark.
A few very small chips on rim of back, otherwise very good condition. 13" by 10.5". Circa 1870.
A delightful blue and white child's transferware platter. Scene depicts a manor house surrounded by palm trees and other tropical trees. Probably a British colonial scene. Marked "Spode". 4.75" by 3.5", circa 1840.
A colorfull Staffordshire Equestrian. The rider is wearing a cobalt blue jacket with gilt accents and a red cape. Some minor loss to colors and a firing crack between the horse's legs, otherwise good conditon. 7" high, circa 1870.
