Antique Staffordshire Plates

From the Historical Period of Staffordshire pottery, a transfer-printed light and dark blue plate depicting Christ Church College of Oxford University, Oxford, England, with students...

Staffordshire pottery meat plate, Adams Pottery c. 1830.

Staffordshire whieldon type tortoiseshell glazed creamware King of Prussia plate, the shaped rim with molded border diapering between alternating portraits, eagles and cannons, and v...

A set of 19thC English Davenport Longport Staffordshire Floral Dessert Plates

TWO fine Staffordshire pearlware plates of bucolic scenes from both sides of "The Pond": the upper, of The Boston State House with the impressed mark of Rogers and Son; and the lowe...

Here is a wonderful set of 13 hand painted cabinet plates by artist William Mussill from Minton, Stoke-On-Trent, Staffordshire, England.

Earthenware dinner plate, made in Staffordshire in circa 1880. Printed with flow blue naturalistic pattern of berries and butterfly.

Early Victorian antique English light blue and white transfer dinner plate made in Staffordshire and printed in the "Arcadia" pattern with delightful scenic vignettes.

Earthenware dinner plate, made in Staffordshire in 1830 circa. Printed with a lovely blue and white bucolic scene with family.

A similar but much larger vase is illustrated by Geoffrey Godden in his book on Staffordshire Porcelain (see colour plate VI).

Syntax blue & white Staffordshire plates. Presumably later 19th century.

1836-1849 pair of Staffordshire plates by Pountney & Goldney, Bristol, England.

Early 19th century blue and white transferware plate with castle, bridge with a flower border signed Clews Staffordshire.

Provenance: The Private Collection of Mario Buatta We purchased this pair of blue and white dishes from the estate of Mario Buatta. Mario loved blue and white. I think he must have...

Provenance: The Private Collection of Mario Buatta Mario loved beautiful flowers and this blue and white dish is filled with them. Made in England circa 1830 the design is an exce...

A scarce set of 6 hand painted Staffordshire "Rabbitware" dessert plates. circa. 1930.

A set of six, transfer-printed dinner plates in the ‘Canova’ pattern, made by T. Mayer in Longport, Stoke-on-Trent, Staffordshire, England, circa 1830.

Made by Crown Staffordshire ca. 1920's these feature a subtle texture of a soft orange border which provides a beautiful backdrop to many coordinating colors including green, blues, ...

In the “Amaranthine Flowers” pattern, a set of six dinner plates, by Elijah Jones & Edward Walley – Hanley Cobridge Staffordshire, England - Circa 1841-1843.

A shell form asparagus plate, William Adderley, Longton, Staffordshire, England, circa 1880, for the French market.

From Thomas Mayer, an earthenware purple transfer printed plate in the Canova pattern, Stoke-on-Trent, Staffordshire, circa 1826-1838.

A set of four Staffordshire ironstone chop grill plates produced by Brown & Steventon, Burslem, England, circa 1910.

This set of a dozen Victorian dinner plates was crafted in Staffordshire, England, circa 1870.

An earthenware plate transfer printed in blue, the River Otter, part of the desirable Quadruped series, John Hall & Sons, Burslem Staffordshire, circa 1825-1830.

A set of six hand-painted fish shaped porcelain plates by Edwin James Drew Bodley, Crown Works, Burslem, Stoke-on-Trent, circa 1875-1890. Each plate is brightly glazed in a slight...

Five Antique English Staffordshire Pottery Flow Blue Plates with Hunt Scènes 19th C Measures - largest 9"diam

One in a series of porcelaneous cabinet plates by Edward F. Bodley, Burslem, Staffordshire, England, circa 1875, The Plover.

One in a series of porcelaneous cabinet plates by Edward F. Bodley, Burslem, Staffordshire, England, circa 1875 – The Snipe.

A pair of porcelaneous plates by Edward F. Bodley, Burslem, Staffordshire, England, circa 1875 – showing The Grouse and The Hamburg Fowl.

This service comes with (but not all are pictured) 12 Dinner Plates 12 Salad Plates 12 Bread Plates 12 Fruit Bowls 12 Cup and 12 Saucers 12 Demi Tasse Cup and 12 Saucers 3 Serving Pl...

From Staffordshire, England, a Children’s teaching plate, circa 1880-1900.

The new technology, fueled by the Industrial Revolution, made Staffordshire the center for pottery making and development for the next 100 years.    

This delightful set of twenty plates consists of ten matching Wedgwood dinner and salad plates was produced at the Wedgwood factory in Staffordshire, England circa 1850.

The marked Wedgwood pearlware Twenty-one piece service is decorated in the "Harbour Shipping" pattern with a blue printed border of small bluebells with a central scene of a ship in ...

Baddeley (unmarked) Shelton, Staffordshire (see plate No. 2, pg. 13 of G. Godden's Encyclopedia of British Pottery and Porcelain) Hairline, foot rim chip, crazing (as illustrat...

Staffordshire, England, circa 1840.

From Moore & Company – Old Foley Pottery, a set of six soup plates, Longton, Stoke-on-Trent, England, circa 1886. The set of six octagonal shaped deep plates show a pattern in the a...

Staffordshire English / Whampoa Pattern Transfer-Printed Ceramic Plate 10.5 inch

A scarce and quite lovely six well Oyster plate made by William Adderley, Langton, Staffordshire, England, circa 1880.

English Staffordshire blue transferware reticulated basket with matching under plate, circa 1840.

An English shell edge porcelain Oyster wall plate, William Brownfield & Son Pottery, Burslem Cobridge, Stoke-on-Trent Northern Staffordshire, circa 1850 - 1871.

A 19th century Staffordshire transferware pearlware childs name plate, most likely a Christening gift, Elizabeth.

A very rare English Staffordshire cup plate titled “The Dyers.” The image shows two men conversing, the balloon reads, "It’s impossible for any man to Dye upon such terms – we can ha...

Stunning Example of an English Minton Porcelain hand painted cabinet plate of circular form of outstanding quality.

Early 20th Century Myott Staffordshire England "Indian Tree" Plates and Platter, Set of Five.

An antique English Staffordshire cup plate or child's plate, the pattern is titled “A Cheap Lobster.”

1806-1822 Georgian period set of 10 soup plates by Hicks & Meigh, Staffordshire. With undulating form & gadroon border.

A set of 8 Georgian pearlware dinner plates in the Staffordshire blue and white transfer pattern of "Musketeers".

Children and dogs are a natural combination. This wonderful Adams child's plate shows a greyhound in the center around which are colorful figures and decorations including: a blue mo...

A scarce Victorian era, English Staffordshire fish serving fork, circa 1875. The silver plated five-tined fork is engraved with the image of a fish in the waves.

Additional Information: See Geoffrey Godden Staffordshire Porcelain page 256 plate 395 and page 256 for a discussion of a similar vase during which Mr.

Circa 1870s Pair of Wedgwood Green Sunflower Plates, English. Staffordshire. Impressed with "A" mark.

Glazed ceramic plates decorated with the transferware method produced in the Victorian period; the Transferware processing refers to the enameled and decorated ceramics with a specif...

Manufactured in Staffordshire, England, this plate is made of celadon blue-green earthenware.

A blue and white Staffordshire transfer printed pearlware cup plate with an old stapled repair.

Three upper open shelves (6.5" deep) with plate grooves~~proudly display your favorite Imari, Staffordshire or Majolica plates~~6 hand-cut, dovetailed drawers and 2 lower cabinet doo...

COPELAND SPODE (Manufacturer) - Blue Italian (Pattern Name) - Victorian style transfer decorated ceramic cabinet plate in blue - featuring a bucolic landscape to the center with a fl...

Celebrate timeless design with this vintage Pyrex Willow Pattern Platter — a true collector’s piece that beautifully captures the enduring charm of one of the world’s most iconic tab...

18th Century Dutch delftware cabinet or collectors plate. Marked The gilt Flower Pot factory Hand crafted tin glazed earthenware pottery Fully handpainted in blue and white floral de...

Two fine 18th Century Dutch delft plates. 9” diam.

Earthenware dish with a flat rim. Decorated in different shades of blue on a white tin glaze Condition typical rimfritting only. Size 400 x 50mm Diameter x Height Period 18th c...

Very special pair of very early late 18th century fantastic nesting blue & white cantonese serving platters c 1800 In remarkable condition with from age and use. These were lo...

Dinner plate with deep blue-white decor from England. Manufacturer: Royal Tudor This plate is from the manufacturer's 1960s series. Originals were produced from the 17th century ...

Generous in scale, this 19th century ceramic platter from England is decorated with a fashionable blue and white pattern, consistent with the period. The cartouche shape is framed by...