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P3239
$1,695.00

DETAILS An antique set of five plates hand painted with floral baskets (each a different floral bouquet) with a scarce maroon or claret red color border and inverted shell or dropped shell molding. And two handles on the side, Several potteries did this inverted shell shape including: Alcock, Rathbone, Machin, Ridgway, New Hall, and others.  PATTERN 304 STYLE Rococo Revival...


W-79-0078
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✯ BID NOW on ✯ LIVEAUCTIONEERS.com DETAILS An antique Pompeii pattern vase/urn shape water bottle flask in red terracotta ware with enameled transferware decoration with birds, trees and a folly. PATTERN 4/6689 COLOR(S) Black, white, green, red terracotta ground STYLE Victorian | Neoclassical PLACE OF ORIGIN England | United Kingdom MAKER Ridgway, Sparks, & Ridgway (Bedford Works, Shelton, Stoke-upon-Trent, England, 1873-79)...


W-79-0466
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DETAILS In the style of Wedgwood or Dudson. STYLE Victorian PATTERN/MODEL Dublin | 23 COLOR(S) Black, white on gray ground PLACE OF ORIGIN United Kingdom MAKER E. J. Ridgway (& Son) (Bedford Works, Shelton, Stoke-upon-Trent, England, 1866-73) | Founder(s): Edward John Ridgway (English, 1814-96) MARKS Impressed (base): Dublin / 23 / Patent Mosaic PERIOD Late 19th century DATE Circa 1860-80...


M-103-0240
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DETAILS A scarce form of oval pate bowl. MAKER Attributed to John Ridgway & Company (Cauldon Place, Shelton, Stoke-on-Trent, England, circa 1830-55) MARKS No maker's mark. C and dot mark. PERIOD 19th century DATE Circa 1840 DIMENSIONS Width 4.25 Depth 2.75 Height 1.75 inches


M-103-0241
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DETAILS MAKER Job Ridgway (& Sons) (Cauldon Place, Shelton, England, 1802-30). Job Ridgway (1759–1813) was active 1802-13 MARKS Marked: blue R. LITERATURE A. W. Coysh, The Dictionary of Blue and White Printed Pottery, 1780-1880, Volume I, p. 100. DATE Circa 1802-13 DIMENSIONS Width 10.5 Depth 7.5 Height 1 inches


P3185
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DETAILS A small, antique, buff color pottery jug or creamer with relief moulded pub scene on one side and a horseman trying to escape over a bridge on the opposite side. It was inspired by Robert Burn's (1759-96) famous poem Tam O'Shanter and illustrations by Landseer. The handle is formed by a lady's arm and hand. MAKER William Ridgway (&...