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White Ironstone China Association 17th Annual Live Auction

WHERE RARITY, FINE DETAIL, GREAT MARKS, GREAT SCULPTURAL FORM, AND WONDERFUL WHITE COLOR COME TOGETHER

HOLIDAY INN CONFERENCE CENTER YORK, PENNSYLVANIA SATURDAY, APRIL 30, 2011

PRE-AUCTION EVENTS – BALLROOM OF THE ROSES CHECK-IN: 6:45 A.M. TO 8:45 A.M.

PREVIEW: 3:30 P.M. TO 5 P.M.

AUCTION – BALLROOM OF THE ROSES 6:30 P.M. TO 9:30 P.M.

WICA 17th National Convention Auction Where Rarity, Fine Detail, Great Marks, Great Sculptural Form, and Wonderful White Color Come Together

WICA Auction 2011 1 April 30, 2011

Welcome to the 2011 WICA National Convention Auction. With 200 lots and over 100 body styles, this auction is certain to have something for everyone. The variety and quality promise something for every auction attendee. The Saturday evening auction is the highlight of the weekend for many. It is WICA’s major fundraiser with proceeds going to support education. Many thanks to the following 19 WICA households whose consignments and donations have made this auction possible.

Denise Andre Tom & Olga Moreland Rick & Adele Armbruster Harry & Audrey Moseley Roland & Susan Bergner Rick & Suzanne Nielsen Wes & Jane Diemer Jim & Barbara Stewart John & Violet Dreibelbis Ron & Janice Stork Frank & Carol Fleischman Berta Vasseur Jim & Jo Ann Harris Liz Volckening Bob & Bonne Hohl Don & Kris Wagner Dave & Karen Klein John & Jane Yunginger Con & Janet Knorr

Auctioneer Dennis Jackson is back to call WICA’s 2011Auction. Dennis is a 30-year veteran of art and antiques auctions and owner of Jackson’s Auction & Real Estate Company of Anderson, Indiana. Consignment/Donation Condition. Condition of each lot to be sold—the description in this catalog—was provided by the consignors and donors. While many photos were received from the consignors and donors, some were taken from the WICA photo archives based upon the information received from the consignors and donors. WICA, Inc., and its auctioneer assume no responsibility for accuracy; however, the information should be a useful guide for bidding. Condition focuses on non-manufacturing related flaws such as chips, cracks, flakes, hairlines, discoloration, and restoration. In many cases manufacturing-related flaws have been identified. Please judge the quality of the lots as a result of your review of them. Auction Check-In will begin at 6:45 a.m. in the Ballroom of the Roses. Consignors are to come to the auction check-in at their pre-assigned time and should have the labels affixed to the items. During check-in any post-manufacturing damage not noted in the auction catalog will be marked with a blue dot. Auction Preview will begin at 3:30 p.m. in the Ballroom of the Roses. Auction will begin at 6:30 p.m. in the Ballroom of the Roses. Bidder Numbers have been included in the registration packets. Consignment Fee Structure. WICA will retain 10% of the selling price for all lots. Lots which do not have a reserve shall be sold to the highest bidder at the auction. Consignors will be paid within four weeks from the date of the auction. Reserve Selling Price Option: Consignors paid a fee of $10 for each item on which they placed a reserve selling price of $100 or more. These items are to be sold to the highest bidder who submits a bid equal to or greater than the reserve. If the reserve selling price of the consigned lot is not met, the lot will be returned to the consignment table and picked up by the consignor at the conclusion of the auction.

Sales Tax. WICA will collect the 6% State of Pennsylvania sales tax on auction purchases. Buyers who have a valid sales tax license issued for an antiques business in the State of Pennsylvania or their home state should have filed with WICA a State of Pennsylvania Exemption Certificate at the time they registered for the convention. Forms will be available at Auction Check-Out for resale purchasers who have not yet submitted one. Terms of Sale. A sold lot bearing damage which was not described in the catalog or which was not marked at check-in with a blue dot may be returned if not more than three additional lots have crossed the auction block and the lot was not marked “As Is” in the catalog. Anything stated the day of the sale takes precedence over anything written. Before bidding, please be sure that you CAREFULLY look over any lots in which you are interested. Time of Payment. All purchases must be paid for in full before leaving the premises on the day of the sale. Individuals who have consigned merchandise to the sale may NOT deduct purchases from proceeds from consigned lots. Manner of Payment. All purchases must be paid to the WICA cashier in cash, personal check, or traveler’s check. Dispute Between Bidders. If any dispute arises between two or more bidders, the auctioneer will decide how to handle the resale of the lot. The decision of the auctioneer will be final and absolute. Claims. No claims will be allowed after the goods are removed from the premises. Personal and Property Risk. Persons attending during exhibition, removal or sale of goods, assume all risk of damage of or loss to person and property and specifically release the auctioneer and WICA from liability thereof. Records of Sale kept by the auctioneer and WICA will be taken as final in the event of a dispute. Additional Terms and Conditions shall be announced prior to the auction. A Look to the Future. With the passing of WICA’s 2011 National Convention Auction, it’s time to start preparing for the 2012 event. Any WICA member may consign or donate items to next year’s auction. WICA’s 501(c)(3) public charity status as an educational organization will permit donations to WICA, on a deductible basis, to further WICA’s educational purposes. So, pick up that extra piece or two of white ironstone as you travel or look through your own collection for items to consign or donate. There is no limit as to the number of items which may be consigned or donated. Have a Great Year! Ron Stork, On-Site Auction Chairperson Adele Armbruster, Off-Site Auction Chairperson



LOT 1: Garden Flowers Jug with High Relief. Morley and Ashworth, 1859-1862. Mild staining and two lines at the upper rim. LOT 2: Chinese Shape Teapot with Lid - 9 1/4" Tall. Anthony Shaw, Reg. 1856. Lid chip. LOT 3: Persia Shape Sauce Tureen - 2 Pieces - Lid and Bowl. E. Corn, 1850s. Inside rim flakes and minor staining. LOT 4: Cupped Hands. K. T. & K., 1880s. Discolora-tion in palm. LOT 5: Gothic Cameo Vegetable Tureen with Lid - 10" x 7". James Edwards, 1847. Three tiny edge rough spots inside the rim of the bowl; one minute ash mark on lid.

LOT 6: Wheat & Clover Pitcher - 9" Tall. Turner & Tomkinson, 1860s. LOT 7: Laurel Wreath (Victory) Baker - 10" x 7 1/2". Elsmore & Forster, Reg. 1867.

LOT 8: Berlin Swirl Vegetable Tureen with Lid. Mayer & Elliot, Reg. 1856. Crazing.

LOT 9: Jumbo Chamber Pot with Lid. Henry Alcock, 1890. LOT 10: Corn and Oats Wedgwood Basin and Davenport Ewer. Reg. 1863. Basin: Tiny chip on bottom rim and hairline in bottom.

LOT 11: Divided Gothic Soup Tureen Underplate - 12" x 14 1/4". Alcock & Co., Hill Street, Burslem, Reg. 1853. LOT 12: Venetia Shape (Wind-ing Vine) Ewer - 11" Tall. T. & R. Boote, Reg. 1862. LOT 13: Portland Shape Pickle Dish. Elsmore & Forster, 1860s.

LOT 14: Bordered Hyacinth Well and Tree Platter - 21" Long. 1860s. Crazing, minor glaze loss, light staining.



CHOICE – LOTS 15-16 LOT 15: Ribbed Raspberry Posset or Sillabub Cup. J. & G. Meakin, 1860s. LOT 16: Hyacinth Posset or Sillabub Cup. Unmarked, 1860s. 1/4" under the glaze rim chip. 1/2" separation inside at bottom of bowl.

LOT 17: Prairie Shape Teapot with Lid. Clementson, Reg. 1861. LOT 18: Memnon Shape Sauce Tureen - 2 Pieces - Lid and Bowl. J. Meir, Reg. 1857. LOT 19: Plain Child's

Cups with Saucers - Set of 3. John Alcock, 1840s-1850s. Stain bottom of one cup. SOLD AS 3 X $

LOT 20: Ribbed Chain Vegetable Tureen with Lid - Oval - 11 1/2" Handle to Handle. J. W. Pankhurst, 1860s.

LOT 21: Tulip Border Platter. Powell & Bishop, 1866-1878. Some discoloration. LOT 22: 1851 Octagon Sauce Tureen - 2 Pieces - Lid and Bowl. T. & R. Boote, Reg. 1851. LOT 23: Wheat? Ladle - Soup. Unmarked, 1860s.

LOT 24: Compote on Pedestal. J. M. & Co., Trenton (John Moses & Co.), 1890s. Slight discoloration inside bowl.

LOT 25: Atlantic Shape Basin. T. & R. Boote, Reg. 1859.

LOT 26: Jumbo Ewer - 12" Tall. Henry Alcock, 1890. Hole in bottom to make a lamp. LOT 27: Chinese Shape Teapot with Lid - 10" Tall. Henry Alcock, 1860s. Finial chip. LOT 28: Moss Rose Mug. J. & G. Meakin, 1860s. LOT 29: Columbia Shape Child's Partial Tea Service - 16 Pieces - Six Plates, 4 Handleless Cups, 4 Saucers, 1 Sugar Bowl, 1 Lid. Elsmore & Forster, Reg. 1855. Sugar bowl lid has medium chip underside finial.

LOT 30: Plain Ewer - 11" Tall. Davenport, Reg. 1856.



LOT 31: Pineapple Syrup Pitcher. Unmarked. LOT 32: Teapot with Lid - 9 1/2" Tall. Burgess & Campbell, 1880s. Crazing, small spout flake. LOT 33: Wrapped Sydenham Vegetable Tureen with Lid. Anthony Shaw, 1850s. Non-penetrating hairline in bottom of bowl.

LOT 34: Laurel Wreath (Victory) Soup Plates - 8 5/8" Dia. - Set of 6. Elsmore & Forster, Reg. 1867. Light utensil marks. SOLD AS 6 X $

LOT 35: Hyacinth Posset or Sillabub Cups - Set of 2. Unmarked, 1860s. One has a 1/2" glaze separation at bottom of bowl. SOLD AS 2 X $

LOT 36: Chinese Shape Ladle - Soup - 11 1/4" Long. Attributed to Anthony Shaw, Reg. 1856. Mild ink stain on back of bowl

LOT 37: Classic Gothic Pitcher - 8 1/2" Tall. J. Alcock, 1840s-1850s. Minor staining, roughness on base of rim. LOT 38: Gothic Compote on Pedestal - 9" Dia., 3 1/2" Tall. J. Wedgwood, 1850s. Two flakes on rim.

LOT 39: Athenia Gravy Boat. Close & Co., Reg. 1866.

LOT 40: Grape Leaves Tazza on Tall Pedestal - 9" Square, 6" Tall, Leaf Shape. K. T. & K., 1872-1878. Two point repairs.

LOT 41: Victor Shape Sauce Tureen - 3 Pieces - Lid, Bowl, and Underplate. F. Jones, Reg. 1868. Crazing.

LOT 42: Potomac Shape Mug. W. Baker, Reg. 1862.

LOT 43: Ceres Shape Compote on Pedestal - 10" Diameter, 5 1/2" Tall. Elsmore & Forster, Reg. 1859. Two very faint tight hairlines in bowl: 3" and 3/8".



LOT 44: Vertical Paneled Decagon Ewer - 10 1/4" Tall at Lip, 12" at Sides. James Edwards, Reg. 1845. LOT 45: Lily of the Valley Sauce Tureen - 3 Pieces - Lid and Bowl. Anthony Shaw, 1860s. Flake on rim of lid.

LOT 46: Vintage Shape Gravy Boat - 6" Tall, 8 1/2" Wide. Unmarked, 1860s. Three underglaze brown spots on one side.

LOT 47: Sydenham Shape Cup (Handleless) with Saucer. T. & R. Boote, Reg. 1853-1854. Cup: crazing.

LOT 48: Prize Bloom Soup Tureen - 4 Pieces - Lid, Bowl, Underplate, and Ladle - Small Size. Red Cliff, 1950s-1960s. Three flakes on foot ring of bowl. Non-penetrating glaze hairline on underside of ladle bowl.

LOT 49: Sydenham Shape Sugar Bowl with Lid. T. & R. Boote, Reg. 1853-1854. Roughness on inside base and rim. LOT 50: Budded Vine Cookie Plate. Meakin & Co., 1869. 1/2" slight discolor - rim of inner basin, possibly under the glaze.

LOT 51: President McKinley Jug with High Relief - 6 7/8" Tall. Unmarked, 1890s. Mild discoloration at handle, on body and bottom.

LOT 52: Gothic Child's Cups with Saucers - 4 Handleless Cups, 6 Saucers. Davenport, 1850s. Damage to three cups and two saucers.

LOT 53: Scalloped Apple Bowl on Short Pedestal. Unmarked, 1870s. 3/8" hairline.

CHOICE – LOTS 54-56 LOT 54: 1851 Octagon Posset or Sillabub Cup. T. & R. Boote, Reg. 1851. LOT 55: 1851 Octagon Posset or Sillabub Cup. T. & R. Boote, Reg. 1851. 1/8" under the glaze chip on foot. LOT 56: 1851 Octagon Posset or Sillabub Cup. T. & R. Boote, Reg. 1851. 1/4" under the glaze chip on foot. LOT 57: Corn and Oats Teapot with Lid. Davenport, Reg. 1863.



LOT 58: Grape Leaf Pickle Dish. Unmarked, 1860s. LOT 59: Senate Type Bridgwood & Son Vegetable Tureen with Lid (7" Tall, 12" Handle to Handle) and Unmarked Child's Soup Tureen. 1870s. Vegetable Tureen: discoloration inside bottom of bowl. Child's Soup Tureen: small chip under lid.

LOT 60: Arcaded Trumpet Sugar Bowl with Lid - Round. Attributed to Charles Meigh, Reg. 1855. LOT 61: Baltic Shape Coffee Pot with Lid - 11" Tall. E. Challinor, Reg. 1855. LOT 62: Plain Round Syrup Pitcher - 5 1/4" Tall. J. & G. Meakin, 1870s. Large chip on lip.

LOT 63: Chocolate Pot with Lid. F. Morley, 1840. Lid tab missing. Restoration to spout rough.

LOT 64: Berlin Swirl Brush Vase - 5 1/2" Tall. Unmarked, Reg. 1856. LOT 65: Squash with Vine Sauce Tureen - 2 Pieces - Lid and Bowl. John Maddock, 1860s. Crazing.

LOT 66: Hunting Jug with High Relief. Unmarked - body style made by both Ashworth and Mason, 1845 Mason, 1867 Ashworth.

LOT 67: Leaf & Thumbprint Creamer - 5 1/2" Tall. Unmarked, 1880s. LOT 68: Niagara Fan Teapot with Lid. Anthony Shaw, Reg. 1856. Chip on lip. LOT 69: Nile Shape Mug - 3 3/8" Tall. Ashworth, Reg. 1866.

LOT 70: Six-Paneled Trumpet Child's Tea Service - Teapot with Lid, Creamer, and 3 Cups with Saucers. Pankhurst, 1860s.

LOT 71: Morning Glory Platter - Oval - 16" Long. Elsmore & Forster, Ca. 1860.



LOT 72: Gothic Basin. James Edwards, 1850s.

LOT 73: Beaded Handle Soup Tureen - Oval - 3 Pieces - Lid, Bowl (14" Handle to Handle), and Underplate - 10" Tall. H. Burgess, 1870s.

LOT 74: Mayer's Classic Plates - Child's - 4" in Dia. - Set of 3. T. J. & J. Mayer, 1840s. Tiny chip on foot rim of one plate. SOLD AS 3 X $

LOT 75: Alternate Panels Pitcher. James Edwards, Reg. 1854. Tight spider in base does not penetrate.

LOT 76: Niagara Shape Sugar Bowl with Lid - 7" Tall. Walley, Reg. 1856.

LOT 77: Hyacinth Vegetable Tureen with Lid. Unmarked, 1860s.

LOT 78: Wheat & Clover Cup (Handled) and Saucer. Tomkinson Bro., 1860s.

CHOICE – LOTS 79-80 LOT 79: Gothic Sauce Tureen Underplate. James Edwards, 1850s.

LOT 80: Leaf & Crossed Ribbon Sauce Tureen Underplate. Livesley & Powell, 1851-1866. Glaze loss and crazing.

LOT 81: Baltic Shape Platter - 16" Long. J. Meir, Reg. 1855.

LOT 82: Prize Bloom Butter Dish - 3 Pieces. T. J. & J. Mayer, Reg. 1853. Hairline in bowl, flake on finial. LOT 83: Plain Round Child's Tea Service - 19 Pieces Including Teapot, Sugar Bowl, Creamer, 5 Cups, 5 Saucers, and 6 Plates. J. E. M. (Mayer Potteries, Beaver Falls, PA), 1881-1888.

LOT 84: 1851 Octagon Vegetable Tureen with Lid - Octagonal - 9 1/2". T. & R. Boote, Reg. 1851.



LOT 85: Plain Ham Stand with Metal Insert - 7 1/2" Tall, 7 1/2" Diameter. Unmarked - Attributed to John Phillpot who may have been a retailer, wholesaler, importer, or exporter, 1860s. 1/2" crack on top edge. LOT 86: 1851 Octagon Compote on Pedestal - 10" Diameter, 7 3/4" Tall. T. & R. Boote, Reg. 1851. Small flake with bull's eye on top rim; two flakes on foot ring.

LOT 87: President Shape Sauce Tureen - 4 Pieces - Lid, Bowl, Underplate, and Ladle. John Edwards, Reg. 1855. Minor wear on edge of ladle bowl.

LOT 88: Gothic Hexagon Ewer - 12" Tall. James Edwards, 1840s. Some stain bottom. LOT 89: Paneled Grape Sauce Tureen - 4 Pieces - Lid, Bowl, Tray, and Original Ladle. J. F., 1850s. Lid: hairline at base of one side of finial.

LOT 90: President Shape Ewer - 10 1/2" Tall. John Edwards, Reg. 1855. LOT 91: Wheat Pitcher - 9 1/4" Tall. Turner Goddard & Co., 1860s. Small stain on base rim.

LOT 92: Paneled Grape Child's Teapot with Lid - 5 7/8" Tall. Unmarked, 1850s. Roughness on spout, chip inside rim of lid. LOT 93: WITHDRAWN LOT 94: Ceres Shape Soup Tureen - 3 Pieces - Lid, Bowl, and Underplate - Gettysburg Provenance. Elsmore & Forster, Reg. 1859.

LOT 95: Plain Pretzel Bowl with Lid. Burgess & Co., 1850s-1860s. 2" hairline.

LOT 96: Sevres Shape Child's Tea Service - Teapot with Lid - 5 1/2" Tall, Sugar Bowl with Lid - 4 1/2" Tall, Creamer - 3 1/4" Tall. Unmarked, Attributed to John Edwards, 1850s. Teapot: 1/8" flake under rim.



LOT 97: Grape Octagon Teapot with Lid. J. F., 1850s. LOT 98: Ladle - Soup - 4" Diameter Bowl, 12" Length. Unmarked. Some wear on handle at end – roughness.

LOT 99: Ribbed Pickle Dish with Handle and 4 Compartments - 9" x 7". Barrow & Co., 1853-1856. Pinhead flake on top rim, 3 pinhead flakes on foot ring, 1 manufacturing glaze separation under foot.

LOT 100: Sydenham Shape Soup Tureen - Large Size - 3 Pieces - Lid, Bowl, and Underplate. Overall height: 15 1/2". T. & R. Boote, Reg. 1853-1854. Bowl: 3/4" tight underglaze hairline and 3/16" manufacturing chip on foot ring.

LOT 101: Early Swirl Ladle - Soup - 13" Long. Unmarked, 1850s.

LOT 102: Sevres Shape Teapot with Lid - 9 1/2" Tall. Pankhurst, 1850s. LOT 103: Sydenham Shape Vegetable Tureen with Lid. T. & R. Boote, Reg. 1853-1854. LOT 104: Potomac Shape Child's Teapot with Lid - 5 1/2" tall. W. Baker & Co., Reg. 1862. Short, under the glaze light charcoal line. LOT 105: Scalloped Decagon Teapot with Lid - 9 1/2" Tall. Wedgwood, Reg. 1851.

LOT 106: Wheat & Hops Brush Tray with Lid. J. & G. Meakin, 1860s.

LOT 107: Hidden Motif Mug. J. F., 1860s. LOT 108: Nautilus Shell Spoon Warmer - 5 1/4" Tall. Unmarked, 1850s.

LOT 109: Wheat & Clover Mug. Unmarked, 1860s. Slight crazing. LOT 110: 1851 Octagon Cookie Plate with Handles - 9 1/2" Handle to Handle. T. & R Boote, Reg. 1851.



LOT 111: 1851 Octagon Soup Tureen - 2 Pieces - Lid and Bowl. T. & R. Boote, Reg. 1851. Small chips on inside edges.

LOT 112: Forget-Me-Not Ewer - 12 1/2" Tall. Challinor, 1860s. LOT 113: Ceres Shape Posset or Sillabub Bowl with Lid. Elsmore & Forster, Reg. 1859.

LOT 114: Bordered Hyacinth Sauce Tureen - 2 Pieces - Lid and Bowl. W. Baker, 1860s. Manufac-turing sand marks.

LOT 115: Prairie Shape Cups (Handleless) with Saucers - 2 Sets. Clementson, Reg. 1861. Discolored stilt marks; spider on one saucer. SOLD AS 2 X $

LOT 116: Babes in the Woods Jug with High Relief - 7 1/2" Tall. Cork and Edge, 1840s. LOT 117: Pagoda Mugs - Set of 2. Burgess & Goddard, 1860s. SOLD AS 2 X $

LOT 118: Lily Shape Ewer - 12" Tall. Henry Burgess, 1860s.

LOT 119: Sydenham Shape Compote on Pedestal - Larger of Two Known Sizes - 10 3/4" Diameter, 7 7/8" Tall. T. & R. Boote, Reg. 1853-1854. Two pinhead flakes under rim of bowl.

LOT 120: Fig Union Teapot with Lid - 9" Tall. Wedg-wood, Reg. 1856. Spout chip. CHOICE – LOTS 121-LOT 122 LOT 121: Ceres Shape Posset or Sillabub Cups - Set of 6. Elsmore & Forster, Reg. 1859. Two with discoloration. SOLD AS 6 X $

LOT 122: Ceres Shape Posset or Sillabub Cups - Set of 6. Elsmore & Forster, Reg. 1859. SOLD AS 6 X $

LOT 123: Chelsea Type with Daisy Stew Tureen - 2 Pieces - Lid and Bowl. Bishop & Stonier, 1890. Lid: Very tiny chip on inside rim.



LOT 124: Hyacinth Soup Tureen - 2 Pieces – Lid and Bowl. 1860s. Crazing.

LOT 125: Forget Me Not Soap Box - 3 Pieces - Lid, Bowl, and Insert. F. Jones & Co., 1860s. LOT 126: Graybeard Pitcher - 7" Tall. T. J. & J. Mayer, 1842-1855. Small chip on base. LOT 127: Grand Loop Teapot with Lid - Large Size. J. F., 1850s. LOT 128: Ivy Wreath Cups (Handle-less) with Saucers - 4 Sets. John Meir & Son, Reg. 1860. SOLD AS 4 X $

LOT 129: Wheat Daily Bread Plate - "Where Reason Rules The Appetite Obeys". Unmarked, 1880s. Two small chips on foot ring.

LOT 130: Tiny Oak and Acorn Well and Tree Platter - 16 1/4" Long. J. W. Pankhurst, 1850s.

LOT 131: Leaf Pickle Dish. W. M. Brundt, 1880s.

LOT 132: Wrapped Sydenham Sauce Tureen - 4 Pieces - Lid, Bowl, Tray, and Ladle. Anthony Shaw, 1850s. Small 1/16" glaze chip bottom side of bowl foot.

LOT 133: Fig Union Teapot with Lid. Davenport, Reg. 1856. Sugar lid, tiny flakes. LOT 134: Paneled Grape Basin - 13 1/2" Dia. J. F., 1850s. 1/16" clay separation.

LOT 135: Dolphin Head Basin and Ewer - Small Size - Ewer: 10 3/4" Tall, Basin: 12 1/4" Diameter and 4" Tall. Unmarked, 1880s. Basin: pinhead flake on lip of bowl; manufacturing flaws include small pit on interior of bowl, kiln ash, glaze discoloration under foot ring.

LOT 136: Lily Pad Tazza on Three Small Feet - 9 1/2" Diameter. J. W. Pankhurst, 1860s.



LOT 137: Ivy Wreath Teapot with Lid - Large Size. J. Meir, Reg. 1860. Roughness on inside rim.

LOT 138: Pineapple Food Mold. Unmarked.

LOT 139: Paneled Lily Sauce Tureen - Oval - 3 Pieces - Lid, Bowl and Underplate. J. W. Pankhurst, 1860s.

LOT 140: Wheat & Clover Pitcher - 7 3/4" Tall. Turner & Tomkinson, 1860s.

LOT 141: Sydenham Shape Posset or Sillabub Cups - Set of 4. T. & R. Boote, Reg. 1853-1854. One has 1/2" glaze separation at bottom of bowl and 1/2" tight penetrating hairline. SOLD AS 4 X $ LOT 142: Columbia Shape Vegetable Tureen with Lid - Round - 8 3/4" Diameter, 9 1/2" Tall to Top of Finial. J. Clementson, Reg. 1855.

LOT 143: Full Ribbed Teapot with Lid - 9" Tall. J. W. Pankhurst, 1860s. LOT 144: Adriatic Shape Jug. Barrow & Co., Reg. 1853. Kiln debris.

LOT 145: Walled Octagon Pitcher - 10 1/4" Tall. J. F., 1850s. Minor crazing, minor staining. LOT 146: Crabstock Dozen Tazza on Short Pedestal. T. & R. Boote, 1850s. One pit mark on top.

LOT 147: Chrysanthemum and Geranium Jug with High Relief. Unmarked, 1860s. Two small chips on foot rim. LOT 148: Classic Gothic Sauce Tureen - 3 Pieces - Lid, Bowl, and Underplate. J. Meir, 1840s-1850s. Minor flake on lid edge. LOT 149: Columbia Shape Vegetable Tureen with Lid - 10" x 8". J. Meir, Reg. 1855.



LOT 150: Sharon Arch/Erie Shape Mug. Wedgwood, Reg. 1861. LOT 151: Wheat & Clover Brush Vase with Under-plate. Turner & Tomkinson, 1860s. LOT 152: Niagara Fan Creamer. Anthony Shaw, Reg. 1856. Two tiny defects inside of lip. LOT 153: Bow and Tassel Vegetable Tureen with Lid (11 1/2" Handle to Handle). Burgess & Goddard, Reg. 1878.

LOT 154: Tulip Border Vegetable Tureen with Lid. Powell & Bishop, 1866-1878. Minor discoloration.

LOT 155: Paneled Columbia Posset or Sillabub Cups - Set of 4. J. & G. Meakin, Reg. 1855. Slight crazing. SOLD AS 4 X $

LOT 156: Standard Hexagon Jug - 6 1/4" Tall. Unmarked, 1840s.

LOT 157: Ribbed Cookie Plate. Anchor Pottery, Reg. 1898. LOT 158: Wheat & Hops Gravy Boat. W. Taylor, 1860s. Manufacturing flaw on base, some staining. LOT 159: Prairie Flowers Platter. Powell & Bishop, 1860s. One discolor.

LOT 160: Plain Plates - 6 1/2" Dia. - Group of 4. 2 Alfred Meakin, 2 Burgess & Goddard; 1870s-1880s. SOLD AS 4 X $

LOT 161: Grape Octagon Creamer. Unmarked, 1850s. Crazing on bottom. LOT 162: Chain of Tulips Mug. J. & G. Meakin, 1860s. LOT 163: Laurel Wreath (Victory) Plates - 8 1/2" Dia. - Set of 8. Elsmore & Forster, Reg. 1867. Utensil marks. Plate hanger rub on edge of three. SOLD AS 8 X $ LOT 164: Hyacinth Sauce Tureen - Oval - 2 Pieces - Lid and Bowl. Unmarked, 1860s.



LOT 165: Sydenham Shape Nappies - Set of 2. T. & R. Boote, Reg. 1853-1854. SOLD AS 2 X $

LOT 166: Morning Glory Platter - Oval - 21" Long. Elsmore & Forster, Ca. 1860.

LOT 167: Plain Anthony Shaw Soup Plate and Cockson & Seddon Cable and Ring Sugar Bowl with Lid. 1870s. Repair to lid handle of sugar bowl.

LOT 168: Hexagon Basin and Ewer. Anthony Shaw, Reg. 1884. Basin: two very, very faint spiders--2" on foot; 3" on exterior side of bowl.

LOT 169: Fig Cousin Sauce Tureen - 2 Pieces - Lid and Bowl. Davenport, Reg. 1853. LOT 170: Ceres Shape Brush Vase with Underplate. R. Cochran, 1860s. Glaze wear on underplate. LOT 171: Ribbed Chain Sugar Bowl with Lid. Pankhurst, 1860s. Light stain at handle. Lid: 1/4" flat flake inside and stain. LOT 172: Ceres Shape Basin. Elsmore & Forster, Reg. 1859.

LOT 173: Wooden Handle Pestle. Unmarked. 1" hairline.

LOT 174: Athens Shape Platter - 16". Wedgwood & Co., 1860s.

LOT 175: Alternate Panels Vegetable Tureen with Lid. James Edwards, Reg. 1854.

LOT 176: Leaf Motif Spittoon - 8 1/2". Wm. Young & Sons, 1853-1870. LOT 177: Fluted Hops Vegetable Tureen with Lid - Oval - 12" Long. Pankhurst & Co., Reg. 1853.

LOT 178: Lily of the Valley Teapot with Lid. Anthony Shaw, 1860s.



LOT 179: DeSoto Shape Creamer. Steven Hughes, Reg. 1855. LOT 180: Gothic Well and Tree Platter. Henry Alcock, Reg. 1861.

CHOICE – LOT 181-LOT 182 LOT 181: Ceres Shape Gravy Boat. Elsmore & Forster, Reg. 1859.

LOT 182: Ceres Shape Gravy Boat. Elsmore & Forster, Reg. 1859.

LOT 183: Master Pickle Dish - 10 3/4". Trenton Pottery, 1890s.

LOT 184: Fuchsia Posset or Sillabub Cups - 3 1/2" Tall - Set of 3. Unmarked, 1860s. SOLD AS 3 X $

LOT 185: Wheat Teapot with Lid - 10" Tall. Turner Goddard & Co., 1860s. LOT 186: Ten-Paneled Gothic Child's Creamer. Unmarked, 1850s. LOT 187: Scal-loped Decagon Sugar Bowl with Lid. Davenport, Reg. 1856. Some discolora-tion. LOT 188: Blanket Stitch Type Baker and Under-plate. John Maddock & Sons, 1880s. Two flakes on rim of baker.

LOT 189: Laurel Wreath (Victory) Sauce Tureen - 2 Pieces - Lid and Bowl. Elsmore & Forster, Reg. 1867. Bowl: tiny chip on base. LOT 190: 1851 Octagon Vegetable Tureen with Lid. T. & R. Boote, Reg. 1851. Flake on base, inside rim chips. LOT 191: Pumpkin Primary Ewer - 11 1/2" Tall. G. Phillips? (Eagle Mark), Reg. 1847. Two 1" glaze hairlines, inside only, on side. LOT 192: Athens Shape Sauce Tureen - 2 Pieces - Lid and Bowl. Podmore Walker, Reg. 1857. Flake on bowl. LOT 193: Sydenham Shape Gravy Boat. T. & R. Boote, Reg. 1853-1854.



LOT 194: Baker. J. F., 1850s-1860s. Tiny chip on outer rim.

LOT 195: Plain Posset or Sillabub Cups - Group of 3 - One 2 1/2" Tall, Two 3 1/2" Tall. Unmarked, 1880s. SOLD AS 3 X $

LOT 196: Alternate Panels Brush Vase. Meakin, 1860s.

LOT 197: Sydenham Shape Creamer. T. & R. Boote, Reg. 1853-1854.

LOT 198: Wheat Daily Bread Plate - "Give Us This Day Our Daily Bread”. Dale & Davis, 1880s. Medium chip under edge.

LOT 199: Flowering Vine Teapot with Lid. Clementson Bros., Reg. 1879. Small chip inside rim of top.

LOT 200: Columbia Shape Platter - Small. Elsmore & Forster, Reg. 1855. Utensil marks top.

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