Staffordshire other

Early cheese keeper, probably 1880s England.  Unmarked except for a pattern number 330.  Dark blue with gold outlined ivy leaves.
The bottom is 9 by 7 1/4.  About 5 1/4 inches tall with the lid.

Condition:  Well used.  The top is great.  The tray has stained crazing and 2 chips.  Still it displays beautifully.

John Meir & Son Staffordshire England ironstone 1891-1897.  Charming cottage scenery mulberry transferware.  The cup is waisted and has a scalloped rim.

Saucer is 5 7/8, the cup is 3 7/8 across and 2 1/2 inches high.  8 ounces capacity.

Condition:  No damage except for the ink on the rim.  I couldn't clean it off.


 

American historic series from "The Rowland & Marsellus Co Staffordshire England."  Circa 1900.
A wonderful tribute to the Mohawk in transferware English Ironstone and just a real pretty plate.
9 inches.

Condition:  Discoloration from its survival of gas lights, coalstoves, and oil lamps.  No cracks or chips.
 

Two men in a boat fishing.  Very dark flow blue earthenware 12 sided 7 1/2 inch salad plate.  Well potted shape, not heavy at all and it has an impressive glassy clear glaze.

Joseph Heath "Tonquin" pattern.  Circa 1845-1853.  Staffordshire, England.

Condition:  Light use.  No chips cracks or crazing.
 

Interesting bluish pearl lustre glaze on polychrome transfer.  Same decoration front and back.  A very large 4 1/2 inches high and 7 inches across the handles.

English registration mark for March 1857.  And it says Elsmore & Forster below it.

Condition:  Good condition, it is just very old, and we do not have the lid.
 

10 1/2 inch rim soup bowl, 1 1/2 inch high and fairly heavy.  Deep blue sprays of poppies with brushed gold rim on antique English ironstone.

Marked "Hollinshead & Kirkham Loraine" and I think number 5598.  This piece would be 1870s or 1880s at the latest.

Condition:  Not great.  It has crazing and the beginnings of a crack on the rim.  In spite of that it's just so pretty I couldn't pass it up.
 

6 1/4 inches.  Pretty blue & white pattern around the bowl and feathered handle.  Bluish glaze like Staffordshire pearlware.

Condition:  No damage.
 

Brown Westhead & Moore, Longton, England.  "Entwined Ribbon" pattern big warming plate.  English registration date September 25, 1868.

10 1/4 across.  About 2 inches deep.  Weighs almost 3 pounds.

Condition:  It has crazing, still very pretty.
 

Mid 19th century Staffordshire English Ironstone transferware.  Unusual carved high foot and pretty blue make this a special piece.

8 ounce cup.  Almost 3 inches high, 3 3/4 across.

Condition:  Tight crack as shown.