Aesthetic Polychrome Transferware Pitcher An aesthetic movement polychrome water pitcher, 10.5" tall and approx. 8" wide without the handle. The pitcher is transfer decorated in the aeshtetic movement style of the period just preceding the Art Nouveau era. Unmarked as to maker, but with a raised seal having an impressed Rd. number 5568. This accurately dates it to 1884, the first year that England required Rd. registration numbers. This polychrome pitcher is in excellent condition, with no blemishes. The decoration shows woodland scenes in inserts on a background of berries and leaves.
Circa: 1884
Size: 10.5x8
Type: Ironstone
Country of Origin: GB
 

Woodland Baker & Co. Mulberry Transferware Dinner Plate An antique Mulberrytransferware dinner plate made sometime between 1892-1932 by W Baker & Co Ltd, England. In excellent condition with no chips or cracks and minimal use scratches. 10" in diameter. A rarely found color in this pattern.
Circa: 1893-1932
Size: 10"
Type: Transferware
Country of Origin: GB
Manufacturer: Baker & Co  

Johnson Bros. Historic America Barnums Museum Platter A beautiful pink or red Staffordshire transferware platter measuring 12"x9.5. This antique platter is part of the Historic America series and this one depicts Barnum's Museum. In Excellent condition. Note that this was marked both England and Made in England. 1871 being the year that the USA enacted the law that all imports bear the "made in" phrase as well as the country of origin. The Johnson Bros. pottery just added the phrase to the existing backstamp. The patent number bears this out. An historic piece in more than one way.
Circa: 1871-72
Size: 9.5x12
Type: Transferware
Country of Origin: GB
Manufacturer: Johnson Bros.  

Woodland Baker & Co. Pink Transferware Platter A wonderful large antique pink or red transferware Platter made sometime between 1892-1932, by W. Baker & Co. Ltd. in England. In excellent condition with no chips or cracks and minimal use scratches. 14"x 10". A rarely found color in this pattern.
Circa: 1893-1932
Size: 14"x10"
Type: Transferware
Country of Origin: GB
Manufacturer: Baker & Co  

Aesthetic Polychrome Water Pitcher A polychrome transferware pitcher in the aesthetic movement style from 1895-1915. It was probably part of a large wash basin set. This is the sole remainder. It is also damaged having a network of cracks on one side. Please see all photos.
Circa: 1895-191 5
Size: 6.6x5.5
Type: Transferware
Country of Origin: GB
 

Churchill Pink Cottage Gravy Boat A semi-porcelain fluted gravy boat made by Churchill of England. It is in the pink or red transferware, and shows a rustic cottage near a stream. Late 20th century, probably 1970s. 9" in length and in excellent condition.
Circa: mid to late 20th c
Size: 9"
Type: Transferware
Country of Origin: GB
Manufacturer: Churchill  

Churchill Red Transferware Relish or Small Platter A semi-porcelain fluted small platter, relish dish or underplate for the gravy boat, made by Churchill of England. It is in the pink or red transferware, and shows a rustic cottage near a stream. Late 20th century, probably 1970s. 9" in length and in excellent condition
Circa: mid to late 20th c
Size: 9"
Type: Transferware
Country of Origin: GB
Manufacturer: Churchill  

Royal Staffordshire Jenny Lind Saucer A slightly oriental looking pattern made by Royal Staffordshire in England in the early part of the 20th century. The saucer depicts a 17th garbed couple looking at a castle on a hill. In excellent condition. The price is for one, I have 6. Placed all together these would make an excellent and striking wall display.
Circa: early 20thc
Size: 5.8"
Type: Transferware
Country of Origin: GB
Manufacturer: Royal Staffordshire  

Copeland Spodes Tower Lunchon or Salad Plate A beautiful oriental style pink or red transferware pattern from Copeland Spode, Staffordshire. The pattern name is Spode's Tower. 7.75" in diameter this is a luncheon or salad plate. Used but in excellent condition. ca 1920s
Circa: ca 1920s
Size: 7.75
Type: Transferware
Country of Origin: GB
Manufacturer: Spode Copeland  

Tonquin Clarice Cliff Red Transferware Bone Dish A vintage Royal Staffordshire bone dish in the Tonquin pattern designed by Clarice Cliff. It is the red transferware pattern. In excellent condition. ca. 1920s.
Circa: ca1920s
Type: Dinnerware
Country of Origin: GB
Manufacturer: Royal Staffordshire  

Homer Laughlin Historical America Rim Soup Homer Laughlin Red or pink transferware Historic America series plate, this one depicts Ponce deLeon discovering Florida. It is a 8 3/8" diameter rim soup plate or bowl. Red or pink transferware in excellent condition.
Circa: unknown
Size: 8.4x1,5
Type: transferware
Country of Origin: GB
Manufacturer: Homer Laughlin  

Taylor Smith Taylor Red Transferware Dessert Plate A small 5.5" dessert or bread plate with an impressed leaf edge. There is a castle or Abbey above a lake. Red transferware in very good condition.
Circa: early 20th c
Size: 5.5
Type: transferware
Country of Origin: US
Manufacturer: Taylor Smith & Taylor  

Eton Plat ter by Adderley 1876-1926 A large blue and white floral pattern transferware platter made by W A Adderley Co. in England. The pattern is Eton. This back stamp was used between 1876 and 1926. The platter is in very good condition, with light crazing and only a slight remnant of what was gold edge trim. Otherwise, no chips or cracks or heavy staining.
Circa: 1876-1926
Size: 13.5x10.5
Type: Transferware
Country of Origin: GB
Manufacturer: William Adderley Co.  

Baker & Co Ltd Woodland Red Transferware Plate A beautiful pink or red Staffordshire transferware plate, 10" in diameter. This antique dinner plate is called Woodland and depicts a country couple fording a stream in a cart with horse, church in the background. In Excellent condition. ca 1893-1932
Circa: 1893-1932
Size: 10
Type: Transferware
Country of Origin: GB
Manufacturer: Baker & Co. Ltd.  

Buffalo China Vienna Serving Bowl with Handles A blue and white transferware porcelain serving dish with handles. This is fine china made by Buffalo Pottery of the USA in 1915. A stylized Art Nouveau border pattern is transfer printed on the edge and handles. It is 3" deep, 7" in diameter and 10" wide with the handles. A hard to find pattern, with some staining and loss of gold on the handles. No chips or cracks.
Circa: 1915
Size: 10x3
Type: China
Country of Origin: US
Manufacturer: Buffalo Pottery  

Staffordshire Transferware Flow Blue Plates Set of 4 Vanity pattern dinner plates made ca. 1902-1926 by Dudson, Wilcox & Till Ltd. Hanley, England. This is transferware in a flow blue pattern that shows the traditional chinoiserie influence. Depicts a preening bird on a branch, with surrounding medallions.
The plates are 10" in diameter and show some staining and crazing, 2 have back rim chips which do not show from the front.
Would make an excellent wall mounted display.
 

Pink Masons Vista Square Bowl A hard to find Masons Vista square serving bowl. It is not a new reproduction, it is not from the 1950s, it is an antique Mason's pattern that was first issued in the early 1890s. Please note the authentic mark and the crazing. It also has some staining from use. Otherwise in excellent condition. No chips or cracks. It is fluted and the color and transfer pattern are very well executed.
Circa: ca 1890s
Size: 2.5x8.5
Type: Transferware
Country of Origin: GB
Manufacturer: Mason/Ashworth  

Alfred Meakin Tonquin Multicolor Cup A replacement cup from Alfred Meakin's Tonquin dinnerware pattern. Made during the mid 20th c. Cream background with brown transfer print and blue red and yellow touches.
Circa: mid 20th c
Size: 2.25"
Type: Dinnerware
Country of Origin: GB
Manufacturer: Alfred Meakin  

Antique Palissy Pottery Transferware Pitcher A blue and white transferware pitcher made by Palissy Potteries in England in the late 19th century. This is NOT one of the products of the late 20th century. Extensive research gives very little information about the origens of the Palissy Pottery, but I was able to find this which justifies my certainty that this piece did not have the look or feel of a 20th century reproduction: Palissy Works, Chancery Lane, Longton, Stoke-on-Trent These works in Chancery Lane were erected in 1862 by Richard H. Grove For the purpose of decorating, not manufacturing, china ware. In 1867, he retired and was succeeded by his son, Frederick Wedgwood Grove, and his partner, John Stark. They commenced manufacturing their own ware having increased the premises For the purpose and erected the necessary kilns and machinery. They manufactured earthenware only. In this, all the usual dinner, dessert, toilet and other services and domestic articles were produced, of all degrees of decoration - from plain and printed to enamelled and gilt varieties. Spirit and wine show-barrels or casks were also specialities. Messrs. Grove & Stark continued to 1885. F. W. Grove continued to 1889, the firm subsequently becoming Grove & Oliver (1889-94), Grove & Prowse (1895-8), then Grove & Co. to about 1904." From: 'Jewitt's Ceramic Art of Great Britain 1800-1900' - first published 1878, revised 1883 The pitcher is in very good condition, with no chips or cracks. There is some staining inside and on the lower part of the handle, also crackling of the glaze. 7" tall and 8" from spout to handle.
Circa: 1867-1885
Size: 7" tall
Type: Ironstone
Country of Origin: GB
Manufacturer: Palissy Pottery