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07-4961
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IRONSTONE 11 PIECE DESSERT SERVICE C 1830
This lovely 11 piece ironstone dessert service was probably made in Staffordshire around 1830. Although the pattern number, 122, is painted on the back, the maker is unknown. The eight 8-1/2" plates and three handled cake plates are printed in underglaze blue and painted over the glaze in burnt orange, yellow, pink, and green. Condition of all of the pieces is excellent, with no cracks, repairs or chips. The service can be used for a dessert party! Take a look at all of the photos for the details.
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06-4734
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MINTON ICE PAIL AMHERST JAPAN PATTERN 1840
If you are looking for an unusual piece of English Ironstone, this is the item for you! With its lid, the pail is about 10" high, and it is about 11" from handle to handle. The pattern is printed in underglaze blue, clobbered in orange and yellow, and gilded on the handles. The printed mark includes the pattern number, 824, and the pattern name, Amherst Japan. Condition is excellent with no chips, cracks or restoration. The pail is in two pieces; the top holds the ice, and the bottom holds the fruit or ice cream. This is actually quite a useful item! Take a look at all of the photos for the details. The pail was made by Minton in Staffordshire around 1840.
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05-4652
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TURNER'S PATENT CHINOISERIE IRONSTONE PLATE
If you are looking for a magnificent Ironstone plate is a fabulous Chinoiserie pattern, this is the one for you! This 9" soup plate is printed in blue and enamelled over the glaze in orange, blue, green, gold and turquoise. Other than very minimal wear to some of the orange enamel, condition is excellent. The soup has a painted Turner's Patent mark on the back. It was made in Staffordshire around 1820. Take a look at all of the photos for the details. I especially love the detail of the painted flowers on the back of the plate.
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A-129
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MASON'S IRONSTONE PLATE C 1830
This 9-1/4" ironstone plate was made by the Mason's Factory in Staffordshire around 1830. It has an impressed line mark--"Mason's Patent Ironstone China"--on the back. Condition is quite good with no chips, cracks or restoration. The orange, however, on the center of the plate is very worn. Appearance is still very nice. This would make an excellent reasonably priced addition to your Mason's or ironstone collection. Take a look at the photos for the details.
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04-4232
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MASON'S IRONSTONE SMALL PLATTER 1830
A 9" by 6-1/4" platter printed in blue and painted over
the glaze with orange, yellow, pink and brown enamel.
The platter was made in Staffordshire around 1830-
1840 by the Mason's Factory. Other than a flaw in the
glaze near the small bird, condition is excellent. The
colors are bright with little to no wear and th print is
clear and crisp. The back is combed and has a buff
ground on which is printed the Patent Ironstone China
mark in black. Take a look at all of the photos for the
details.
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01-3376
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MASONS IRONSTONE TEAPOT CIRCA 1840
This Masons ironstone teapot was made in Staffordshire around 1840. It is printed in blue and colored in orange, green and gold. I particularly like the way the handle has gold fish scales along its blue length. The pot stands 6-1/2" to the top of the finial and nearly 10" from the handle to the spout. The pot appears in excellent condition but there may be a repair to the tip of the spout. The pattern number on the bottom is "9873" and there is also a "B" and an "F".The Masons mark is printed in black.
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01-3392
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IRONSTONE PLATE WITH MOLDED BORDER AND BIRD
A 9" ironstone plate with a molded border printed in blue and colored in yellow, orange, pink, purple, turquoise and green. There is even gold on the leaves and scrolls. The pattern and maker are unknown to me. But, there is a pattern number--122--and a makers mark--5--which are printed in orange. Also, "IRONSTONE CHINA" is impressed on the back. Other than a minor chip under the rim which is not visible from the front, condition is excellent. Look at the second photo to see how vibrant the colors really are. The plate was probably made in Staffordshire around 1830. I have two of these plates.
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96-1363A
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Imari Pattern Plate
This 7-1/2" circa 1820 Imari pattern plate is impressed "ironstone china" and also has a pattern number. It is beautifully colored and transfer printed and is in excellent condition.
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98-1958
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Davenport Imari Plate
This 8" circa 1825 Davenport stoneware plate has a beautiful Imari pattern in shades of orange, blue, purple and gold. This plate is one of a pair and is in excellent condition.
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96-1360
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Hicks and Meigh Well and Tree
This 21" well and tree platter is in an unusual Imari pattern. Other than some minor glaze loss to the center flower condition is excellent and the piece dates from 1823-1836.
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98-1954
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Ironstone Plate
Staffordshire 9-1/4" plate in Imari colors. The plate has a scalloped edge, is in excellent condition and dates from ca. 1820.
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