Antique Transferware Platter

A large Mason's Ironstone transferware platter decorated overall with blue and white flowers, circa 1880.

A transferware platter by Thomas Mayer, Stoke-on-Trent, Staffordshire, Circa 1826-1838.

19th century blue willow platter with a transfer maker's mark on the back which says "warranted Staffordshire". There is an impressed anchor mark as well.

A stunning antique blue and white ironstone platter USA, 19th Century Measures: 16.13"W x 2"D x 12.25"H Very good original vintage condition.

An aesthetic movement platter, E. & C. Challinor, Fenton, Staffordshire, England, circa 1862-1891. The Japonesque ‘Gordon’ pattern is transfer printed in brown on a cream earthenw...

Found in England, this transfer ware platter is in the pattern of Asiatic Pheasants. The platter is in the traditional pale blue and white color palette and bears the makers mark on ...

A large pink and white transfer printed earthenware platter, Staffordshire, England, circa mid-19th century. A shaped rim with a border of flowers alternating with images of temp...

An earthenware, blue and white transfer platter made by Minton, Stoke-on-Trent, Staffordshire, circa 1820. Printed with an image from the “Monk’s Rock” series, this is the famil...

From John & William Ridgway, of Shelton, Hanley, Staffordshire, England, a Hexagonal ironstone platter, circa 1820. Ridgway operated from 1813-1830 in Hanley, this is pattern No. 11...

Set of three late 19th century brown English transferware round rectangular serving platters. One by W.H.

Blue and white ceramic platter with a scalloped rim and a printed pastoral scene at center, framed by dense floral borders, suitable for table display or wall mounting.

English 19th century oval blue and white transferware platter with chinoiserie pattern.

A superb Copeland Spode blue and white transferware platter in the “Queen Charlotte” pattern made in England in the late 19th Century.

~Direct from England~ ~A lovely antique English meat drainer…have you EVER seen one? We discovered these many years ago, and are always “on the hunt” for them when in Europe. They a...

A black on white transfer printed platter, the Rievaulx Abbey, Yorkshire pattern, made by Enoch Wood & Sons, Burslem, Staffordshire, England, circa 1818-1846. Often called Wood’s ...

~Direct from England~ ~A lovely antique English meat drainer…have you ever seen one? We discovered these many years ago, and are always “on the hunt” for them when in Europe. They a...

From the pottery works of Joseph Heath & Co. Tunstall, Staffordshire, England, an earthenware, underglaze tissue printed platter, in the ‘Persian’ pattern, circa 1828 – 1841. 19th Ce...

From the Staffordshire pottery of William Adams IV & Sons, Stoke-on-Trent, England, an earthenware, underglaze tissue printed platter, in the ‘Bologna’ pattern, circa 1829 – 1861. 1...

A very deep blue transfer printed earthenware platter with a white gadrooned edge, by Ralph Stevenson, Cobridge, Staffordshire, England, circa 1810-1835. The pattern is part of a ser...

Rare antique English Spode earthenware green and white transferware large platter/ tureen stand Impressed and printed marks for Spode as identified in "Spode and Copeland Marks" b...

Exceptional antique English Staffordshire Earthenware B & W transferware very large platter with unidentifiable impressed maker's mark on rear.

~Direct from England~ ~This is for three antique English “Blue Willow” platters!~ ~All acquired from various buying trips to England~ ~Different markings on each platter~ ~See ph...

~Direct from England~ ~A lovely antique English meat drainer…have you EVER seen one? We discovered these many years ago, and are always “on the hunt” for them when in Europe. They a...

~Direct from England~ ~A lovely antique English meat drainer…have you ever seen one? We discovered these many years ago, and are always “on the hunt” for them when in Europe. They a...

Antique black transferware charger features an elaborate motif entitled "Views of Mesopotamia", considered part of the exotic Far East at one point in European history. Transferware ...

A Staffordshire drainer in the aesthetic taste, the Sandringham pattern, made by Bodley & Harold, Burslem Staffordshire, circa 1863-1865. Pierced drainers were meant to sit in a...

A scarce asparagus serving platter made by William Adderley, Longton, Staffordshire, England, circa 1880. A transfer printed pattern of wild flower bouquets and butterflies strewn...

Drainers were meant to sit in a platter, allowing the juices of the meat or fish to drain through the holes into the bottom platter.

An English ironstone drainer in a Chintz sheet pattern transfer, circa mid-1800s. Pierced pottery drainers were meant to sit in a platter, allowing the meat or fish juices to drai...

A superb 19th century transferware ironstone platter from England in the classic "Blue Willow" pattern that features chinoiserie detailing that surrounds a serene landscape.

An antique Canton Chinese Export platter offers porcelain construction in rectangular clip-corner form having blue transfer of landscape scene having village elements including pagod...

A wonderful and extremely rare circa 1890 English Staffordshire pottery blue and white transferware sample or test pattern platter having eight hand-numbered pattern borders scattere...

~Direct from England~ ~A lovely antique English meat drainer…have you EVER seen one? We discovered these many years ago, and are always “on the hunt” for them when in Europe. They...

Antique English transferware china set by Johnson Brothers features the Old Britain Castles patterns, Blarney Castle, Haddon Hall, and Cambridge.

charming french transferware bowls and round platter with assorted scenes of children and animals at play. 8 bowls, 1 platter/plate "groupe d'enfants"

19th Century Blue & White Transferware Platter “India Temple” pattern Marked India Temple Stone China J.W.R.

This is a very large Minton Chinese marine opaque blue and white transferware platter. It has a lovely pastoral scene.

An Aesthetic Movement transferware platter by Powell, Bishop & Stonier, Hanley, Staffordshire, England, showing the English Registry number 7999 indicating the year 1884.

An Aesthetic Movement transferware platter by Powell, Bishop & Stonier, Hanley, Staffordshire, England, showing the English Registry number 7999 indicating the year 1884.

From William Adams IV & Sons, Stoke-on-Trent, Staffordshire, a black and white transferware platter in the Palestine pattern, circa 1829-1861.

An Aesthetic Movement platter, Whitaker & Co, Hanley, Staffordshire, England, circa 1886-1892. The Japanesque ‘Alaska’ pattern is transfer printed in brown on a cream earthenware ...

From the Davenport pottery, Longport, Staffordshire, England, an oversize earthenware, underglaze tissue printed platter, in the “Vase with Medallions of Flowers” pattern. An imp...

A black transfer printed platter in the Fountain Scenery pattern, William Adams IV & Sons, Stoke-on-Trent, Staffordshire, England, circa 1829-1861. A scalloped platter, printed in...

From the Dixon, Phillips & Co. pottery works in Sunderland, County Durham, England, circa 1834-1865, an earthenware transfer printed platter. Unusual for the color, the platter is...

Pair of late 19th century brown transferware ceramic serving platters. One oval platter by George Jones & Sons in the Almonds pattern, showing a pair of birds perched on flowering al...

Pair of late 19th century brown transferware serving platters. The oval platter by T&R Boote in the Lahore pattern, design registered 7 January 1880, showing a radial floral design a...

19th century Staffordshire transferware platter in the highly collectable "Blue Willow" pattern.

This is one of the largest transferware platters at 21.5"L by 16.5" W. Overall, the condition is quite good, minor surface wear or glaze losses to the front, no chipping or hairlines.

An English 19th Century antique ceramic serving platter. This lovely large transferware platter is decorated in a pretty and alternating mix of blue florals with a stylized dynamic r...

A pair of delightful antique ironstone transferware platters attributed to Mason’s of Staffordshire, England.

The image shows an antique Staffordshire blue and white transferware platter, from the early 19th century. This specific platter features the "Combe Bank" pattern and was produced by...

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A wonderful blue on white, transfer printed earthenware platter, the Beehive and Vases pattern – underglaze tissue printed by Ralph Stevenson & Williams, circa 1825 – 1827, Cobridge,...

Large English Staffordshire 'well-and-tree' serving platter having brown transfer 'tracery' band border.

Set of two late 19th century brown transferware serving platters. One scalloped edge, rounded rectangular platter of unknown maker, marked Scroll B, showing an idyllic landscape of c...

~Direct from England, circa 1847~ ~A lovely antique English meat drainer…have you ever seen one? We discovered these many years ago, and are always “on the hunt” for them when in Eu...

From the Staffordshire pottery of William Adams IV & Sons, Newfield, Tunstall, England, an earthenware, underglaze tissue printed platter, in the ‘Columbia’ pattern, circa 1840. A r...