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PLATE 9-1/4 inches.. Shaped edge, turquoise border with gold vine and ribbons, center with white and blue striped Convolvulus("Morning glory". Pattern number 6/322 |
1850-60 | $75.00 |
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DEMITASSE CUP AND SAUCER, cup 2-1/2"high, saucer 4-1/2" diameter. Printed in iron-red with a lambrequin design. Pattern # W4339. Printed mark of crown over circle and registration number. |
1893 | $45.00 |
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COMPORT, (Footed Serving Dish). 9" diameter. Brown border of leaves alternating raised gold dots. Rich turquoise band around a hand painted bouquet of flowers. Pattern # 9408. Two small hairline cracks from rim Impressed mark of a crown over a circle |
1877 | $135.00 |
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COMPORT, (Footed Serving Dish). 9" diameter. Brown border of leaves alternating raised gold dots. Rich turquoise band around a hand painted bouquet of flowers. Pattern # 9408. Crack from rim, glaze flaws to turquoise border. Impressed mark of a crown over a circle |
1877 | $115.00 |
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SET OF TWELVE DINNER PLATES, 10-1/4" diameter. With shaped rim. Border design of alternating yellow and puce panels with gilt sprays, centered with a crest of a rampant lion and the motto "Vincit Veritas ("TRUTH PREVAILS"" for George Roland Edwards of Ness Strange, Salop (Staffordshire). The family was last recorded in Debrett's Landed Gentry in 1906. Unmarked. |
1850-1860 | $950.00 |
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COVERED VASE, 9" high. With applied flowers in the "Dresden" style. With two gilded handles in the form of a ram's head with horns. *minor losses to petals Reference Geoffrey Godden "British Porcelain", plate #25 |
1885 | $850.00 |
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PAIR OF FIGURES, MALE AS "THE SOWER" & FEMALE "THE HARVESTER". Height 5-5/8 inches. Ivory colored, lightly tinted. Gilt and enamel decorated. Fully marked with date code. *Minor touch up to leg of male figure. |
1891 | SEE EBAY |
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FEMALE FIGURE of "THE HARVESTER" 5-3/8" HIGH. Ivory colored, lightly tinted. Gilt and enamel decorated Fully marked with date code. |
1892 | SEE EBAY | |
26027 SOLD |
PLATE, 8-1/4" diameter. Printed in blue with an over-all floral design in the Arts and Crafts manner. | c.1880 | SOLD |
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SQUARE SERVING PLATE, 9-1/4 inches square. Canted corners and fluted form. Enameled with birds and branches in the aesthetic Japanese style, pattern #3614 Spode copeland mark in green for 1875-90 period. Pattern # in red |
1875-90 | SOLD |
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