This wonderful teapot is by the very popular maker Wedgwood. It is the Wellesley pattern in creamware and is in excellent condition. There is wear from age on the bottom, but there are no chips, breaks, or cracks anywhere on this piece. Very nice object to add to your collection. ~Enjoy!
This sweet little Mulberry transferware plate is by Ridgeways of England and is inn the pattern Tyrolean. This bread and butter plate measures 6 in. in diameter. There is some crazing on this piece due to age and use, which I think gives it lovely character. There are no chips, cracks or breaks. Circa 1800's. ~Enjoy!
This very pretty piece is from the Victorian Era and was used by the ladies of the house that had a fondness for tobacco. This piece is of porcelain china and has a wonderful springy floral transferware print. The flowers appear to be pansies, and sweet pea. It has a lovely scalloped edge and footed area(see enlargements). This item is in excellent condition with no chips, breaks or cracks. ~Enjoy!
This lovely little blue and white staffordshire transferware mug is by James Kent and entitled Old Foley. It features a quaint countryside in England. It is in wonderful condition and would go well in any collection of mugs or transferware. ~Enjoy!
This ironstone plate is in the Tea Leaf Pattern by the Alfred Meakin company of Turnstall,England. It is 8 in. in diameter and is in very good condition. Circa early 1900's. It would match up well with our item #00351, which are Tea Leaf plates by Anthony Shaw & Son. ~Enjoy!
These ironstone plates in the Tea Leaf Pattern are by the Anthony Shaw & Son company of England. They are 8 in. in diameter and are in very good condition. Circa early 1900's. There are three available. ~Enjoy!
These sweet little brown transferware plates measure 8 in. and have a slightly scalloped edge. The scene is of a romantic cottage in the woods. They are by the Kensington Company or England and are of the series Shakespear Sonnets, and are marked on the back (see enlargement). They are in excellent condition and ready to be added to your collection. There are two available. Circa 1950's. ~Enjoy!
This lovely aesthetic brown transferware plate was made by the T & R Boote co. of Burslem, Staffordshire, in England. It was between the years of 1890 -1906. It measures 8 3/4 in. diameter. The pattern name is Summertime and it features flora and butterflies. It has no cracks, chips, or breaks, but there are a few age spots which is common with a piece that is over a century old. It matches our item #00340 which is a meat platter. ~Enjoy!
This lovely aesthetic brown transferware platter was made by the T & R Boote co. of Burslem, Staffordshire, in England. It was between the years of 1890 -1906. It measures 13 1/4 in. X 9 1/4 in. The pattern name is Summertime and it features flora and butterflies. It has no cracks, chips, or breaks, but there are a few age spots which is common with a piece that is over a century old. It matches our item #00341 which is a matching plate. ~Enjoy!
This very study platter is made by the English Company Wedgwood of Etruria of Barlaston. It has a moss or sage green center, with a ivory rim. It measures 14 3/4 in. X 11 1/2 in. It is marked on the back and # 2k61, and is in excellent condition. Perfect to serve a holiday ham on. ~Enjoy!
