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WHITE IRONSTONE GRAVY, EARLY
A white ironstone gravy in an unknown shape. This piece was shown to some WICA experts(Dieringers) and seems to be a new shape. Similar to the Adriatic shape. Probably the oldest piece we have had. Dating to the 1840s-50s. Marked W. Adams + Sons, Imperial French Porcelain. Unusually small, 7 inches lg., 5 inches H. Near mint condition with only light staining and roughness on the spout. Nice white color. Fresh out of a Vincent Ohio collection.
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WHITE IRONSTONE PLATTER, FIG
A white ironstone platter in the Fig Shape. Made and marked by J. Davenport. Ca. 1856. Huge, measuring 16 x 20 inches. Used condition with light discoloration throughout and a 1/4 inch rim chip(pictured). We like the color but some might want it cleaned. Excellent crisp detail.
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WHITE IRONSTONE PLATTER, CORN + OATS
A white ironstone platter in the Corn & Oats shape. Potted by J Davenport. Ca. 1863. Excellent crisp detail and color. Near mint condition with a pin prick in the glaze(pictured). Measuring 12 x 16 1/2 inches.
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WHITE IRONSTONE TEAPOT, COPPER LUSTRE
A white ironstone teapot in the Grape Octagon shape decorated with Copper Lustre. Made by Livesley + Powell. Ca. 1850-60s. Mint condition with very minor chiggers on the inside rim. No chips or hairlines. It is 9 inches H. to tje finial. Fresh out of a Vincent, Ohio collection.
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LL-05
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SIX (6) IRONSTONE PLATES, WHEAT + CLOVER
Six (6) white ironstone plates in the Wheat + Clover shape. Potted by Turner + Tomkinson(3) and Tomkinson Bro. Co.(3). Measuring 9 inches D. Ca. 1860-70s. Near mint condition. Four are mint, one has a tiny bullseye(pictured), one has a knife mark(pictured). Excellent crisp detail and color. Price is for all 6.
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WHITE IRONSTONE SUGAR, BELLFLOWER
A white ironstone sugar in the Bellflower shape. The mark is faint but it looks like J. Edwards. This is probably John Edwards who did make this shape. Late 1800s. It is a beautiful design and in Mint condition. There is one minor chip on the underside of the lid(pictured). 5 1/2 inches H. without the lid.
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WHITE IRONSTONE PLATTER, SCROLLED BUBBLE
A White Ironstone platter in the Scrolled Bubble Shape. Potted and marked by JW Pankhurst. Ca. 1850s. Mint condition with great color and detail. It is 10 x 14 inches.
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WHITE IRONSTONE TEAPOT, FIG
A White Ironstone Teapot in the popular Fig Shape. Potted by Davenport, impressed and with the Registry mark. Ca. 1856. Excellent condition but it has been used. I have pictured wear on the spout, finial and handle. No chips or hairlines. Nice color and detail. It is 9 inches H. including the lid.
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LL-61
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SET OF 8 IRONSTONE PLATE, CERES, FLOW BLUE
A set of eight(8) white ironstone dinner plates in the Ceres shape with wheat. Highlighted in dark and light blue. Potted by Elsmore & Forster. Ca. 1856. 9 1/2 inches D. Excellent condition with no chips or hairlines. Two plates have some wear on the blue(pictured).
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WHITE IRONSTONE EWER, STAFFORD SHAPE
A white ironstone Ewer in the Stafford Shape. This is very similar to the Trent shape. Potted by Samuel Alcock & Co. Ca. 1854. It is 11 1/2 inches H. Mint condition with no chips or hairlines. There is a clay crease in the spout(pictured). Nice color and crisp detail.
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II-50
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BLUE + WHITE SPONGEWARE MEAT PLATTER
A Blue + White Spongeware Well & Tree Meat Platter. 1st one we've seen!! Beautiful dark blue on the nice bright white background. Excellent condition with minor scratches. No chips or hairlines. The sponging on the border is slightly smeared adding to the character. Ca. 1880. Huge, measuring 20 x 16 inches, 2 1/2 inches H. There is an impressed B on the bottom. Just in time for that Thanksgiving Turkey.
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4 pc. WHITE IRONSTONE SAUCE, PRESIDENT SHAPE
A 4 piece white ironstone sauce tureen in the much sought after President Shape. Potted and marked by John Edwards. Ca. 1855. The underplate is 9 1/4 x 6 1/2 inches, outside diameter of the bowl is 6 x 4 1/4 inches, ladle is 7 inches lg. Mint condition with excellent color and crisp detail.
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SET OF 5 WHITE IRONSTONE PLATES, BLUE TULIP
A set of Five(5) white ironstone bread and butter plates in the experimental blue Tulip shape. Nicknamed Little Scroll. Two shades of flow blue. Potted by Elsmore & Forster. Ca. 1856. Measuring 6 3/4 inches D. Four plates are in mint condition. One plate has a tight hairline on the rim(pictured). Price is for each.
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4 WHITE IRONSTONE BREAD + BUTTER PLATES
Four (4) white ironstone Bread & Butter plates in the Fluted Pearl Shape. These are early plates dating to 1828-59. They are twelve sided and in excellent condition. There is a clay separation on one. Potted and marked by T. Goodfellow. They are 6 inches D. Nice to have a set of 4.
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WHITE IRONSTONE CREAMER, PANELLED COLUMBIA
A white ironstone creamer in the HTF Panelled Columbia Shape. Potted by E & C Challinor. Ca. 1860s. Mint condition with no chips or hairlines. 5 3/4 inches H.
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