Here we have a fine porcelain soup bowl, probably by Spode, circa 1810-1820. Stunning hand enameling in red and gilt enamel on a white ground with a scalloped edge. There are no losses to the enameling and no chips, cracks or repairs. The bowl is 9" in diameter. Purchased from Frank McCall.
Offered here is an early Mason's ironstone china basin and pitcher in the lively Bandana pattern. The pattern is busy with foo lions and chariots and clouds in black and white on red. The pitcher has a serpent handle with a lion head. The rim of the pitcher and the basin, as well as the lion head is a light gold color, not gilt enamel. The basin measures 11" in diameter and is about 3.5" deep. The jug is about 7.5" in height. Both pieces have the Mason's Patent Irons ...click for details
Here we have a fine early creamware plate in a flower basket motif. The colors and design of this plate are similar to delftware pieces of the same period. On a cream ground, the colors are ochre, blue and sage green. The condition is very fine. There are a few gaps in the glaze along the edge and a smudge under the glaze on the edge, all of which appear to be in the making. The underside has a peppery looking discoloration in places. No cracks, chips or repairs. 9" in diameter.
This is a fine English ironstone polychrome soup bowl in excellent condition. It will be a fine cabinet piece or decorating a table top or wall. It measures 10" in diameter, and has a scalloped edge. It is decorated in a chinoiserie style in brilliant colors of iron red, cobalt, light blue, pink and green, with small touches of yellow. Lots of gilding. The designs are outlined in gilding, the edge of the plate is gilded and the border is gilt on cobalt in a cross hatch design. The con ...click for details
Fabulous colors! This English majolica compote has leaves and vines and Foxgloves in the bowl and on the base in colors of lime green, emerald green, hot pink and fuschia, brown vines on a cobalt blue ground. It's gorgeous. It is also in good condition. There is some light rubbing around the edge and some of the high spots. Dates to late 19th century, is 9.5" in diameter and stands about 5" high.
This is a fine little bowl, thinly potted and in superb condition. Blue transfer designs of English countryside scenes inside and out. I do not know the maker or the pattern, and it is not marked. Crisp transfer and medium blue in color. 5" in diameter and about 2.5" high. Dates to about 1820 to 1830.
