Staffordshire Crown

Superb Crown Staffordshire Hand Painted Ovoid Form lavish gilt lidded English Porcelain covered Vase or Centerpiece.

Lot includes one coffee mug, one tea cup and saucer, one demitasse and saucer, and a British bone china (not Crown Staffordshire) round trinket box. ""Crown Staffordshire Porcelain ...

The perfect compliment to your holiday table setting, this elegant set of 12 Service Plates/chargers will bring joy to the family and friends who gather together- now or at any time....

This handsome colorful Staffordshire zebra couple feature much detail with bold lines and subtle shading. The female is just a hair shorter than the male. Unmarked but definitely St...

Set of three tall 19th century English Staffordshire pottery decorative spill vases in country style. Modelled as deer’s colored in red-orange with white dogs springing in front of g...

One dog with ball statue in the style of Staffordshire. Beautiful spaniel stands with front legs on top of a green and bamboo pattern ball. Spaniel is orange and cream in color. Woul...

A gorgeous and complete antique service by one of England's Gilded Age Porcelain Manufacturers Crown Staffordshire. Each royal blue lapis piece had been "blown" to create the crushed...

Vintage Italian Table Lamps Ceramic The lamps are fully and obviously handmade. Material: Ceramic, Porcelain, Majolica Style: Vintage, Antique, Italian, Country Design: In the styl...

Printed mark Clews Stone China and an impressed crown reading Staffordshire Warranted. Excellent antique condition.         

Jones fine bone China Crown Staffordshire England". Excellent condition.

Quality antique Edwardian mahogany tantalus having a quality antique Edwardian mahogany tantalus with silver plated mounts having three cut glass decanters with the original stoppers...

Size : 25cm to top of stopper, 17cm diameter base Condition : Very good – some chipping to both spigots on the stoppers, one with as mall chip to the rim as shown Restoration : No...

Semart was an importer of tableware and at the same time as buying Wedgwood & Co. purchased Crown Staffordshire China Co. In 1969 Enoch Wedgwood (Tunstall) Ltd. purchased the Furniva...

This rare set of 12 English porcelain presentation plates was made by Crown Staffordshire and features heavy gilt decoration.

Set of three crown Staffordshire bone china liquor bottle labels or bottle tags.

Each tag is clearly signed on the back with the Crown Staffordshire England back stamp.

This is one of the early 19th century ironstone blue transfer serving platters. The condition is very good with minor staining on the reverse from age and use. No chips or cracks.

This is one of the early 19th century ironstone blue transfer serving platters. The condition is very good with minor staining on the reverse from age and use. No chips or cracks.

Circa 1850-80 Staffordshire pottery cat, English. Yellow glazed, creamy ground with brown sponged markings. Fully open body. 6.25" h., 4.25" w., 2.5" d. We are a family business tha...

Hand painted crown Staffordshire T. Goode & Co. London "ROCK BIRD".  

A striking English Art Deco ceramic bowl produced by Crown Ducal, Staffordshire, circa the 1920s. The shallow, wide form is finished in a vibrant yellow lustre glaze with soft irides...

The mark on the back is Crown Staffordshire England. The marks places these lovely plates to circa 1905.

Pair of dog bookends in the manner of Staffordshire - a nice pair ready to hold books from the childs room to the sophisticated office or den.

This fine early American Historical blue pottery platter is in fine condition and comes with a wire hanger for hanging on your wall. It has an Indian in the center of the platter wit...

An beautiful equestrian horse 'hunting scene' porcelain decorative, jewelry, or trinket box called 'the chase', in the style of Hermès. Box is from England, with marker's mark as sho...

The items are from the Crown Staffordshire Porcelain manufactory. The signature suggests the cups were manufactured between 1898 and 1912.

Jones fine bone China Crown Staffordshire England". Excellent condition.

The book tells of the men who started various porcelain works and the designers of their wares including Wedgewood, Spode-Copeland, Miton's, Crown Staffordshire, Royal Doulton, Royal...

Pair of rare Crown Staffordshire cups in pink squiggle pattern, features elaborate 'London' style handle.

Pair of rare Crown Staffordshire cups in pink squiggle pattern, features elaborate 'London' style handle.

Crown Staffordshire green powder finish, presentation plates with raised gold gilt detailing.

They present as beautifully as if they had been stored in cabinet all these years, and will be a superb set for your table. English maker, Crown Staffordshire, originated in 1801 and...

Staffordshire porcelain dog with Crown Staffordshire mark.

The figure is the work of the Davenport workshops sometimes bearing the DAVENPORT LONGTON STAFFORDSHIRE under a crown mark under the base( this example is unmarked).

Very rare crown Staffordshire, "Blossom Time" porcelain china set of 11 pieces.

Beautiful and complete desk set by Crown Staffordshire, England dating to the first part of the 20th Century.

Perfect bank Staffordshire bank made in the image of a Spaniels head. Measures: 4 3/4 inches wide and 4 1/4 inches tall.

Mint condition English tureen with matching lid and liner plate. The plate measures 8" in diameter, the tureen with lid is 7" tall. Decorated in an all-over Imari pattern of Japan Ro...

16 different lidded boxes all in excellent condition. Each is approximately 4 1/4" tall and 3" wide, as they are all different in size and composition. If sold as a lot, price will b...

This plate has a popular heavily gilded Imari pattern that has been seen on plates by Nantgarw and Spode in the early 19th Century - it is probably an imitation of those patterns. Cr...

Crown of Staffordshire, set of 12 dessert plates with elaborate gilt chinoiserie pattern on a black background.

A charming mottled-blue glazed Crown Staffordshire porcelain box in the chinoiserie style England, circa 1900–1920.

Manufacturing: Many of these brooches were made by companies in Staffordshire, England, including Crown Staffordshire.