Ridgway England

A set of 12 Ridgway in Staffordshire Old Derby dessert plates in the classic bold Imari pattern. The Backstamp is the "Bow and Quiver" which was used between 1880-1885.

Pair of Ridgway bone china shaped dishes, from the same dessert service as the sauce tureen set listed separately. The pair is in the style of Swansea pieces from the period, based o...

This finely moulded John and William Ridgway porcelain teapot and stand is decorated with the hand coloured printed pattern 2/818, which features a large urn and scholars rocks amid ...

This John and William Ridgway hand painted and gilded slop bowl is decorated with their pattern 2/1041 where each of the almost paisley shaped gilt edged cartouches contain sprays of...

This hand painted and gilded porcelain sucrier on stand is by John and William Ridgway. Each of the almost Paisley shaped gilt edged cartouches on the lid, the side and the stand con...

Unusual ridgway vase, with acanthus leaf rim above a deep blue body, the handles formed as dragons above a spear and trident reaching below to a Roman soldier head, the body finely g...

Spectacular Ridgway ice pail, supported on three dolphon feet with rose knop, printed & painted with large flower specimens, titled beneath, including: Perriwinkle, China Aster, Clam...

Created at The Ridgway Factory.
The decorations consist of beautiful
and vibrant colored flowers and basket.

A John and William Ridgway antique part dessert service dating from the first quarter of the nineteenth century, circa 1815. Each plate, dish and tazza has an individual painted flo...

A beautifully decorated Ridgeway Ice Pail & Cover, raised on dolphin-shaped legs on a triangular platform base. Finely gilt, and the molded body has an excellent form, with a gilt "f...

Large crisply decorated English dessert service, probably by William Ridgway, decorated with an Indian Tree pattern around a scalloped edge border, with gilded grapes to enhance the ...

This is a spectacular garniture of three vases made by an English factory between 1810 and 1815. The vases are made in the French Empire style with heavily gilded Egyptian caryatid s...

The plate has Grecian-inspired scenes, with goats, in cartouches within the rim decoration. By John & William Ridgway from the Oxford and Cambridge College Series produced at their C...

Chinoiserie ironstone platter, Ridgway & Morley, England, circa 1845. A beautifully articulated transferware design with shades of blue, and gold border and accents.

A pair of lovely Ridgeway stoneware cachepots and stands with neoclassical decoration and three scenes in cartouche. The design is done in white relief on dark ground and is crisply ...

A pair of early 19th century Ridgway pottery tureens painted with raised white roses on a pale celadon ground. Each tureen further decorated with green leaves and a red rose finial.

A large porcelain carnation rests on the top of the cover of this Ridgway Porcelain basket. The soft yellow color of the latticework basket is enhanced by the pale pastel colors of t...

English Ironstone chinoiserie style set of six Ridgway plates with Simlay pattern with blue urn and gold trim in a scalloped shape. The set dates from the late 18th century and is in...

Each drabware plate is impressed with a raised design of palmettes around a central rondel. A wide border of grape leaves and a lobed edge finish the design.

An English pottery jug, in the Imari style, attributed to Ridgway, Staffordshire England, circa 1880. The Ridgway family of potters were one of the most important dynasties in Staff...

Rare and Exceptional Quality Antique English Ridgway hand painted and gilt Porcelain "Botanical" Sauce Tureen and lid on a fixed stand. This special and registered shape with the Rid...

Ridgway Porcelain sprigged large jug with light blue ground, circa 1820. The Ridgway light blue porcelain jug has moulded neoclassical image on either side of the jug and a tree ...

A small group of four antique English porcelain dishes made by Ridgway, circa 1830. We have a pair of round dishes and a pair of tray dishes with handles. They are decorated with a h...

Large bowl made in England by Ridgways and part of the Zenda collection.

The pattern also has richly hand gilded highlights. John Ridgway operated at his father’s celebrated Cauldon Place works, Shelton, Hanley, England, between 1830-1856, producing some...

A set of eight, English chinoiserie style plates in Imari colors, John Ridgway, the Cauldron Place Works in Shelton, Hanley, stoke-on-trent, circa 1845. The earthenware plates are...

From John & William Ridgway, of Shelton, Hanley, Staffordshire, England, a Hexagonal ironstone platter, circa 1820.

An exceptional set of three stacking porcelain platters by J. Ridgway & Co. Cauldon Place, pattern to your majesty by Royal Appointment. Simple design with orange and gold painted ed...

From John & William Ridgway, of Shelton, Hanley, Staffordshire, England, a set of six Hexagonal ironstone luncheon plates, circa 1820.

We are pleased to offer this charming English country style small tureen. It is beautifully hand-painted with orange blossoms on a soft green ground. One of the distinctive features ...

Ridgway made this drabware vase in England circa 1830.

A ridgway dessert service with a light blue ground decorated with white and gilt holly leaves and pale orange berries.

Wonderful footed punchbowl or centerpiece with all-over hand painted decoration in the "Imari" palette

English drabware begins in the early 19th century, c1810. Unlike other pottery which starts with a white body which is painted, drabware is made from dark clay, resulting in deep ric...

19th century large blue willow serving bowl in pristine condition. Marked made in England & Ridgway. This is a nice almost flow-blue surface.

A pair of Ridgway botanical leaf shaped dishes with raised and gilded grapes along the border. On the back of each dish written in iron red enamel is "Crofs Leav'd Speedwell"(for an ...

The dessert service with a moulded raised design of clusters of grapes decorated on the border with gilt flower heads within gilt bands. The well decorated with blue stone blocks wi...

A lovely group of five periwinkle blue Ridgway dishes painted with flowers in soft colors of pink, purple and orange. Some dishes with impressed and gilded grapes on the handles. In...

19th century English bi-color transferware plates in pink, red and brown. The pattern is Etruscan Festoon by William Ridgeway and Company, who were potters to Queen Victoria. Fantast...

This set of three drabware serving pieces was made by Ridgway in England circa 1830. Pressed in a mold, this eye-catching drabware set has a raised neoclassical decoration of acanth...

A pretty botanical set of 12 plates attributed to the Ridgway Factory of England. Each plate has a different hand painted flower and a nice wide vibrant pink collar.

Beautiful antique table service from the English maker Ridgways. The service is decorated with a beautiful Delft pattern, with windmills and graceful ornaments. The service dates fro...

Markings for Napier Imperial Stone, John Ridgway, England, circa 1830.

Stamped on back Bardiger Tepper London, Reg. No. 699855, Ridgways, England. For similar example see: Catalogue of the Jewish Museum London (1976), p. 66, item 356.

Stamped on back Bardiger Tepper London, Reg. No. 699856, Ridgways, England. For similar example see: Catalogue of the Jewish Museum London (1976), p. 66, item 358.

Stamped on back Bardiger Tepper London, Reg. No. 699855, Ridgways, England. For similar example see: Catalogue of the Jewish Museum London (1976), p. 66, item 356.

Stamped on back Bardiger Tepper London, Reg. No. 699856, Ridgways, England. For similar example see: Catalogue of the Jewish Museum London (1976), p. 66, item 358.

Ridgway made this set of ten lovely baby blue dessert plates in England circa 1830.

Sauce Tureen, Ridgway Staffordshire

A very rare antique English Georgian early Ridgway hand painted drabware twin handled fruit basket and matching stand dating from around 1802. Made at the Cauldon Place Works the bas...

A most unusual pair of blue & white Ridgway bowls in the ever-popular "Venice" design. Dating to the early twentieth century c.1920 both in excellent condition each measuring 10 1...

A 23 piece set of blue relief moulded Staffordshire stoneware by William Ridgway & Co. The company made stoneware in Staffordshire England from 1814-1847.

This lovely pottery dessert service was made in England by William Ridgway circa 1825. The set includes four dessert plates, two pairs of shaped serving dishes, and a raised centerpi...