Blue Willow Pattern

It is a wonderfully scalloped form and is decorated in the highly collectable "Blue Willow" pattern. It appears to be pearlware, which is early.

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

Blue Willow has remained a favored pattern up through the 20th century.

The straight sided tankard has been richly decorated with an array of blossoms and panels featuring pagodas reminiscent of the Blue Willow pattern. The oversized tankard has been dec...

Rooted in centuries of ceramic tradition, this early 20th-century porcelain washstand set draws from the enduring beauty of Canton export ware and the romantic storytelling of Blue W...

"Antique early 20th century Victorian Cetem Ware blue willow pattern with gilded edge chamber wash bowl and pitcher / basin and ewer.

An English blue and white stoneware platter from the 19th century, with willow pattern and combed bottom.

The plates show a traditional chinoiserie* Blue and White mountain scene quite similar in feel to the popular Chinese export "Willow" pattern.

The pattern is a variation on the well known "Willow" pattern which was first made by Minton around the time that this platter was made by J Heath.

Together with an English Victorian similar tea pot with stylish Willow Flo blue pattern. Circa 1900. Condition: Both in very good condition for such early pieces, no losses anywher...

In 1820 Rose received the Gold Medal of the Society of Arts for his feldspar porcelain and an improved, lead-free glaze, with which the enamel colours fused in firing. Favourite patt...

19th century Staffordshire transferware platter in the highly collectable "Blue Willow" pattern. It has an impressed crown mark on the back side of the platter.

19th century Staffordshire platter in the highly collectible "Blue Willow" pattern. The platter is marked R.K. and Co, which is the mark from Robinson, Kirkham & Co. from 1868-1872.

Serve ware made to last 19th century blue willow with the typical blue willow pattern.

19th century English transfer ware platter in the highly collectible "Blue Willow" pattern. This platter is from the Staffordshire region of England, where most of the famous potteri...

The plates are in the highly collectible Blue Willow pattern. These are lovely hand laid transfer plates.

The early 19th century child's teapot is decorated in the Blue Willow pattern, the most famous of all English Staffordshire pottery designs.

This very early 1800-1820 English blue willow serving or Turkey platter is in ironstone and in a light blue willow pattern.

19th century Staffordshire sauce tureen and spoon from England in the highly collectible "Blue Willow" pattern. This sauce tureen has a lovely molded top and handles in beautiful sha...

Developed by Thomas Turner in 1779, the Blue Willow pattern eventually became a classic fixture on many tables around the world.

19th century Staffordshire stilton stand from England in the highly collectable "Blue Willow" pattern.

Signed Wedgwood small platter in the highly collectable "Blue Willow" pattern. Signed Wedgwood & Co. England.

19th century English transfer-ware lidded vegetable dish in the blue willow pattern. The bowl features handles on either side with a deep lid with decorative finial knob.

The platter is in the famous blue willow pattern of transfer. Signed by the maker Hackwood.

If you like blue and white, you will love this. It is the classic blue willow pattern but manufactured in Japan.

The jug depicts a man, sitting with feet crossed and a black hat and a marvelous coat with the highly collectable Blue Willow pattern. The jug has a blue base and is in wonderful con...

19th century transfer ware platter in the highly collectible "Blue Willow" pattern. It is marked on the back with an impressed mark of an anchor and Fell & Co.

Right hand side: Fence, Rock and Blue Willow pattern, carries the early Mason's single line impressed; Mason's Patent Ironstone China.

The pattern is very bold and distinctive showing a curved fence above a rock formation with large flowers and a blue willow tree above.

Blue and white willow pattern warming dish. Antique transfer willow pattern with deep warming chamber for hot water with spout.

An English Wedgwood & Co. blue and white stoneware plate from the late 19th century, with willow pattern.

The pieces are decorated in the under-glaze blue printed Pagoda or Broseley, chinoiserie Willow pattern, ( sometimes called Boy at the Door pattern).

All pieces are decorated in the under-glaze blue printed Pagoda or Broseley, chinoiserie Willow pattern, ( sometimes called Boy at the Door pattern).

The piece is decorated in one of Spode's transfer printed blue chinoiserie Willow Pattern designs, both inside and outside.

Hand sewn at our showroom in Westport, Connecticut, these pillows feature a blue cut velvet pussy willow pattern on the front and a soft solid grey velvet on the back.

It is decorated in one of Mason's earliest Blue printed Chinoiserie patterns; called Turner Willow, Pagoda, or Blue Chinese Landscape, which is documented on page 80 of:- A Guide to ...

Both plates are decorated in the cobalt blue transfer printed Broseley Willow pattern with a Fitzhugh border and additional hand gilded highlighting to the outer and inner rim.

The pattern is a variation of the blue and white Willow pattern with a Fitzhugh border around the rim.

The pattern is a variation of the blue and white Willow pattern with a fisherman in a landscape pattern by a large willow tree and houses, with a pagoda on a distant shore and fishin...

An original 19th century transfer printed antique bowl sink decorated with a traditional blue and white willow style pattern depicting period countryside scenes.

Edwardian tearoom teapots for Ringtons Tea Merchants in their iconic blue and white Willow pattern. Wear consistent with age and use.

This George III Chest Later Painted features the blue and white 'Willow" pattern, a popular style of Chinoiserie decoration.

Blue Willow pattern scent bottle with silver gilt cap by Sampson Mordan.

Large Blue willow pattern platter

in the Blue Willow Pattern, marked on back, raised on later bases made to match.

The scene is a variant of the blue willow pattern after the Chinese. Sometimes referred to as transfer ware because of the way the decoration is applied

Vintage English-ridgeways ceramic dinnerware in the "Blue Willow" pattern. This ten piece set includes, two serving platters, six soup/cereal bowls and two serving bowls.

Vintage Rington's tea caddy, blue willow ginger jar, no lid, England 1930, B85 England 1930 In excellent condition No chips or cracks Blue willow pattern with nice deep blue co...

Early 20th century "Blue Willow" pattern Japanese mark ironstone dinnerware set of fifteen pieces.

Set of 12 Copeland porcelain octagonal shaped plates having the “Blue Willow” pattern with a white ground border and gilt scalloped edge.

Pair of blue and white Chinese covered jars in blue willow pattern.

Listed is a beautiful, 1980s Mottahedeh 'Blue Canton' porcelain rectangular box. 'Blue Canton' is Mottahedeh's take on the historic and significantly known 'Blue Willow' pattern, ori...

Vintage oval decorative small platter with blue and white Willow pattern Stamped: House of Blue Willow, Japan Size: 12.5" L x 9" D x 1.5" H.

Vintage Japanese ceramic blue and white "Willow" pattern by Flair Japan. Set includes, four dinner plates, four salad/dessert plates 7" inches diameter and six soup/cereal bowls 6.5...

Mid 19th Century Pearlware Blue Willow Transfer platter, England 1840, H632 England 1890 Tree Has Well Shaped Impression Into The Body And Has A Blue And White Pattern Has A Blue A...

Two platters in the Willow pattern, vivd blue color with markings on the back.

in great condition with minimal use. • Production Dates: 1997 - 2006. • Includes TWELVE (12 each Cup, Saucer, Dinner Plate, Bread Plate, and Cereal Bowl. • Chelsea Shape. ...