Auction Catalog - White Ironstone China Association

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White Ironstone China Association
14th Annual Auction
W H E R E R A R I T Y , F IN E D E T A I L , G R E A T M A R K S , G R E A T S C U L P T U R A L F O R M ,
AND WONDERFUL WHITE COLOR COME TOGETHER
PRE-AUCTION EVENTS – MAJESTIC BALLROOM
CHECK-IN: 2:30 PM TO 4:30 PM
PREVIEW: 4:30 PM TO 5:30 PM
AUCTION – MAJESTIC BALLROOM
7 PM TO 10 PM
HOLIDAY INN HARRISBURG-HERSHEY
GRANTVILLE, PA
SATURDAY, MAY 3, 2008
WICA 14th National Convention Auction
Where Rarity, Fine Detail, Great Marks, Great Sculptural Form, and Wonderful White Color Come Together
Sales Tax. WICA will collect the 6% State of Pennsylvania
Welcome to the 2008 WICA National Convention Auction.
With 168 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 25 WICA members
whose consignments and donations have made this auction
possible.
Jack & Janet Allers
Denise Andre
Rick & Adele Armbruster
Lannie & Cindy Barber
Barbara Burnett
Frank & Carol Fleischman
Bob & Bonne Hohl
Pat & Carol Hovey
Jack & Patty Hurt
Mercy Ingraham
Jim & Mara Kerr
Con & Janet Knorr
Vetris Lamb
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 prior to the
auction. Forms will be available at Auction Check-Out.
Terms of Sale. Condition of each item 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. A sold item 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.
Anything stated the day of the sale takes precedence over
anything written. Before bidding, please be sure that you
CAREFULLY look over any items 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 item. 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.
The UPS Store will be outside the Majestic Ballroom between
8 p.m. and 11 p.m. on Saturday, May 3, and between 8:30
a.m. and 11 a.m. on Sunday, May 4, for those individuals
requiring a packing and shipping service. Packaging materials
will also be available for purchase.
A Look to the Future. With the passing of WICA’s 2008
National Convention Auction, it’s time to start preparing for the
2009 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.
Have a Great Year!
Tom & Kathy Lautenschlager
Craig & Melissa Mattice
Tom & Olga Moreland
Harry & Audrey Moseley
Rick & Suzanne Nielsen
Boyd & Brenda Payne
Daryl Spadaccini
Ron & Janice Stork
Ed Rigoulot & Ted Brockey
Elizabeth Volckening
Gloria Weatherby
John & Jane Yunginger
Auctioneeer Dennis Jackson will call WICA’s 2008
Auction. Dennis is a 30-year veteran of art and antiques
auctions and owner of Jackson’s Auction & Real Estate
Company of Anderson, Indiana.
Dennis comes highly
recommended from the Flow Blue International Collectors’ Club
for which he has been calling auctions for the past six years.
Auction Check-In will begin at 2:30 p.m. in the Majestic
Ballroom. 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 damage not noted in the
auction catalog will be marked with a blue dot.
Auction Preview will begin at 4:30 p.m. in the Majestic
Ballroom. A cash bar will be available during the preview.
Auction will begin at 7 p.m. in the Majestic Ballroom.
Bidder Numbers have been included in the registration
packets.
Consignment Fee Structure. WICA will retain 10% of the
selling price for all items selling for less than $500 and 5% of
the selling price for all items selling for $500 or more. Items
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 have 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 item is not met and
the consignor has so agreed prior to the auction, the auctioneer
will announce the reserve selling price and offer the item at
that price, first to the high bidder and, if declined, to the entire
floor. The bidding will be reopened if two or more bidders,
but not the high bidder, offer to buy the item at the reserve
selling price.
If there is no interest in purchasing the item at the reserve
selling price and the consignor has so agreed prior to the
auction, the auctioneer will ask the consignor from the floor if
he/she is willing to accept the high bid if it is 80% or more of
the reserve selling price. The consignor may either accept or
reject the high bid.
WICA Auction 2008
Ron Stork, On-Site Auction Co-Chair
Adele Armbruster, Off-Site Auction Co-Chair
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LOOKING FOR A PARTICULAR BODY STYLE OR MAKER?
To locate an item, simply find the body style and maker, read through the descriptions and identify the lot number.
BODY STYLE
12-Panelled Gothic
1851 Octagon
MAKER
Unmarked
T. & R. Boote
Acanthus
Johnson Bros.
Baltic Shape
Bamboo
Baroque
Basketweave with Diamonds
Unmarked
Unmarked
James Edwards
Unmarked
Berlin Swirl
Mayer & Elliott
Berry Cluster
J. F.
Blanket Stitch
Books
J. & G. Meakin
John Maddock & Sons
Books
Bordered Hyacinth
Cable
W. B. & Co. (W. Baker & Co.)
Cockson & Seddon
Ceres Shape
Elsmore & Forster
Chinese Shape
Columbia Shape
Turner Goddard & Co.
Unmarked
Henry Alcock & Co.
T. & R. Boote
John Meir & Son
Corn & Oats
Diagonal Diamond
Double Sydenham
Elaborate Gothic
Penman, Brown & Co.
J. Wedgwood
James Edwards
Anthony Shaw
J. & G. Alcock, Cobridge
Fanciful Mold
Fig/Union
Fleur-de-Lis
Flower Sprig with Chain
Flowering Vine
Fluted Hops
Fluted Pearl
Framed Gothic
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Copeland
Davenport
Wedgwood & Co
J. & G. Meakin
George Bennett & Co.
Cotton and Barlow
Unmarked, possibly Pankhurst &
Co.
Red-Cliff
James Edwards
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DESCRIPTION
LOT NO.
Mug
Child's cups (handled) with saucers - set of 6
Compote - 7 3/4" tall, 9 3/4" in diameter
Pickle dish
Sauce tureen - 2 piece - lid and bowl. 8" to top of finial
Soup tureen - 3 piece - lid, bowl, and under tray. Height: 13
1/2" tall. Bowl is 10 7/8" in diameter and 8 7/8" tall. Under
tray is 15 1/4" x 12 3/4".
Teapot with lid
35
117
70
153
12
72
147
55
14
Basin and ewer set. Ewer: 11 1/2" tall. Basin: 15" in
diameter.
Soup tureen - 2 piece - lid and bowl
Ladle - sauce
Compote - reticulated - 9 1/2" tall
Cheese keep dome with handles - 10" tall, 8 3/4" diameter
27
110
75
115
Open vegetable bowl - oval - 11 1/2" x 8 3/4"
Sauce tureen - 3 piece - lid, bowl, and under tray
Vegetable tureen with lid - 11 3/4" handle to handle, 9" tall
136
98
77
Ewer - square
Butter dish - 3 piece - lid, bowl, and insert - square
Books by Jean Wetherbee - set of 2 - A Look at White
Ironstone and A Second Look at White Ironstone
Well and tree platter - 20 3/4" x 15 1/2"
Sauce tureen - 4 piece oval - lid, bowl, underplate, and ladle.
Underplate: 9" x 5 3/4". Bowl: 6" x 4 3/4" oval at opening.
95
4
61
54
28
Creamer - 5 3/4" tall to center of lip
Pickle dish
Soup plates - set of 4 - 9 1/2" in diameter
Sugar bowl with lid - 7 1/2" tall
Gravy boat - 8 1/2" long x 3 1/2" wide x 5 1/2" tall
Ewer - 11 3/4" tall
Teapot - 9 1/2" tall
Basin and ewer set
Mug
Sugar bowl with lid - 7 1/2" tall - very unusual mark
Cookie plate
Vegetable tureen with lid
Vegetable tureen with lid - 6 1/2" tall. Base: 13" x 9 3/4"
60
139
41
161
108
165
58
76
93
19
10
123
142
101
Pudding mold - 6 1/2" long x 4 3/4" wide x 2 1/2" tall
Teapot with lid
Soup plates - set of 5 - 10 sided - 9" in diameter
Open vegetable bowl - 8 1/2" in diameter, 3 1/4" tall
Platter - oval - 19" x 13 1/2"
Brush tray with lid - oval - 8 1/4" long x 3 5/16" wide x 3
5/8" tall
Compote with pierced handles - oval - 11" x 4" tall
23
150
87
51
113
64
Platter - 22 1/4" x 16"
Teapot with lid
155
37
56
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BODY STYLE
Framed Leaf
Fruit Garden
Fuchsia
Full Panel Gothic
Gothic
Gothic Cathedral
Gothic type
Grand Loop
Grape Octagon
MAKER
DESCRIPTION
LOT NO.
Pankhurst & Co.
Basin - 10-sided (decagonal) - 5" tall, 13 1/2" in diameter
25
J. F.
George Jones
Wedgwood & Co
J. F.
James Edwards, Dale Hall
Unmarked
Unmarked
E. Wood, "Dresden China"
J. F.
Livesley & Powell
Red-Cliff
Cookie plate with handles - square
Platter - oval - 16 1/2" long
Vegetable tureen with lid - oval
Sugar bowl with lid
Pitcher - 8 sided - 9 1/4" tall
Mug - 12 panels - 3" tall
Pudding mold
Vegetable tureen with lid - octagonal
Ewer - 11 1/2" tall
Pitcher - 8 1/2" tall
Sauce tureen - 3 piece - lid, bowl, and ladle - 7" tall
Vegetable tureen with lid
Vegetable tureen with lid - rectangular - 11" long x 6 1/2"
wide x 4 1/2" tall
Bowls - set of 2 - 11 1/4" in diameter and 12 1/2" in
diameter
Child's partial dinner set - 25 pieces. 4 plates 3 11/16" in
dia., 4 plates 2 7/8" in dia., 6 plates 3 3/16" in dia., 2 soup
plates 3 9/16" in dia., 2 rectangular bakers, 1 rectangular
platter, 2 handled undertrays, 2 lids, 2 gravy boats
119
30
48
104
73
8
158
116
127
85
162
34
16
Hanging Basket
T. Furnival & Sons
Heart and Leaf
Unmarked
Hebe Shape
Davenport
Hexagon
Anthony Shaw & Son
Butter dish - 3 piece - lid, bowl, and liner - 5 1/2" in diameter
46
Hyacinth
H. Burgess
W. & E. Corn
Wedgwood & Co.
Unmarked, possibly Wedgwood &
Co.
Powell and Bishop
J. Meir & Son
John Meir & Son
Toddy bowl with lid - 5 1/2" tall, 8 1/2" in diameter
Vegetable tureen with lid - 12" x 7 1/2"
Soap box - 3 piece oval - lid, bowl, and drain
Sugar bowl with lid
112
118
124
133
Cookie plate with handles - square
Gravy boat
Pickle dish - 9" long
Cups (handleless) with saucers - 4 sets. Cups: 3 1/4" tall, 3
5/8" diameter. Saucers: 6 1/4" in diameter.
Basin and ewer set
Open vegetable bowl - 7 3/4" in diameter
Sugar bowl with lid
Teapot with lid and sugar bowl without lid - bulbous
Mug - oval shape - 3 3/4" tall
2
105
17
40
Teapot with lid
Sauce tureen - 3 piece - lid, bowl, and under tray - 7 1/2" tall
to top of finial. Tray is 5 7/8" wide.
Bakers - square - set of 4 - 9 1/4", 6", 5 3/4", and 5 1/4"
106
81
Iona
Ivy Wreath
Laurel Wreath
Elsmore & Forster
Lily of the Valley
Anthony Shaw
Thomas Hughes
Unmarked, possibly Vodrey and
Brothers
W. & E. Corn
John Alcock
Madrid
Maltese Shape
Many Panelled Gothic
Melon-ribbed
18
80
107
132
131
44
50
82
Memnon Shape
Morning Glory
Moss Rose
Alfred Meakin (3)
J. & G. Meakin (1)
J. Meir & Sons
Vegetable tureen with lid - oval - 11 3/4"
Wm Adams & Sons
Pitcher - 9" tall
Unmarked, possibly J. & G. Meakin Vegetable tureen with lid
3
100
63
Nassau
New York Shape
Oak Leaf and Flower
Mercer Pottery Co., Trenton, NJ
Clementson Bros.
Unmarked
74
20
13
Octagon or Sydenham
Panelled Columbia
Panelled Gothic
Red-Cliff
G. Wooliscroft
Possibly Pankhurst
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Ladles - soup and sauce
Compote - round - 9 1/2" in diameter x 5 1/2" tall
Child's tea service - 5 pieces including lids. Teapot: 5 1/4"
tall. Sugar bowl: 4 3/8" tall. Creamer: 3" tall.
Teapot with lid - 9 1/2" tall
Teapot with lid
Child's vegetable tureen with lid - 3 1/2" tall. Base is 3 3/4"
in diameter.
3
15
71
67
122
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BODY STYLE
Panelled Grape
MAKER
DESCRIPTION
J. F.
Unmarked
Panelled Leaf
Pierced Rectangular
Pierced Scroll
Plain
J. & G. Meakin
Unmarked - Possibly John and
William Ridgway
Unmarked, possibly John and
William Ridgway
J. & G. Alcock
Anthony Shaw & Son
Gelson Bros.
I. Davis
J. M. & Co. (John Moses)
Knowles, Taylor & Knowles
Mellor, Taylor & Co.
Mercer Pottery Co., Trenton, NJ
Unmarked
LOT NO.
Coffee pot with lid
Coffee pot with lid - 11" tall - very large
Plates - lot of 4. Three: 8 1/2" diameter. One: 9 1/2"
diameter.
Creamer
Master pickle dish
Chestnut bowl
166
94
52
Chestnut bowl
134
Chestnut bowl under tray - 10 1/2" x 10 7/8"
Well and tree platter - 13 3/4" x 9 1/2"
Doughnut stand
Posset bowl with handles and lid
Punch bowl - 9 1/2" in diameter
Child's cups with saucers - 4 sets. Cups: 2 1/4" tall. Saucers: 4
1/4" diameter
Child's partial tea service - 6 pieces - sugar bowl with lid (5"
tall), creamer (3 3/4" tall), cup (2 1/4" tall), saucer (4" in
diameter), and plate (5" in diameter)
Wash basin - 16" in diameter
Child's tea service - 23 pieces including lids - teapot with lid,
sugar bowl with lid, creamer, 6 cups, 6 saucers, 6 plates
96
32
143
168
59
160
86
6
65
21
156
79
7
Plain but very elegant
Plain Lafayette
Plain Round
Plain with mildly scalloped sides
Wm. Brunt Pottery Co.
Thomas Elsmore & Son
Richard Alcock
J. & G. Meakin
Unmarked
Toddy bowl - 10" tall, 10" diameter
Ewer - 11 1/2" tall
Ewer - 11 1/2" tall
Pedestaled fruit bowl with drain holes
Compote on short pedestal - 7 3/4" in diameter, 2 1/2" tall
11
43
9
146
137
Plain with scalloped bottom
Prairie Flowers
President Shape
Edwin Bennett Pottery Co.
Powell & Bishop
J. Edwards
47
128
129
103
91
145
83
1
66
Ribbed
Ribbed Floral
Ribbed with Shield
Ribboned Oak
Scalloped
James Edwards
Unmarked, possibly T. J. & J.
Mayer
Unmarked
W. & E. Corn
J. Clementson
W. & E. Corn
Unmarked, possibly J. & G. Meakin
Milk dish - 9" in diameter
Baker - oval - 10 1/4" x 8"
Pickle dish
Posset bowl - 10" in diameter
Vegetable tureen with lid - round - 9" in diameter
Creamer - 5" tall
Child's handleless cup with saucer
Brush tray with lid
Basin and ewer set
Creamer - 5 1/2" tall at spout
Ewer - 12 1/2" tall
Lazy Susan - 17" in diameter, 4 1/4" tall
164
149
159
148
45
Scalloped Decagon
Scalloped Edge
Scalloped Rim
Scrolled Bubble
Wedgwood
Elsmore & Forster
Bishop & Stonier
J. W. Pankhurst
Pitcher - 7" tall to center of lip
Compote on pedestal - 10 1/2" in diameter
Soup plates - set of 6 - 8 7/8" in diameter
Child's plates or cup plates - set of 6 - 4 7/16" in diameter
138
68
22
141
Sharon Arch
Square Ridged
Stafford Shape
Swirled Floral
Pankhurst
Davenport
Johnson Bros.
Samuel Alcock & Co.
J. & G. Meakin
Soup tureen - 3 piece - lid, bowl, and under tray
Creamer
Creamer
Basin and ewer set. Bowl: 15 1/4" in diameter. Ewer: 10
1/2" to top of spout.
121
42
157
111
38
Prize Puritan
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BODY STYLE
Swirled Pedestal
Sydenham Shape
MAKER
DESCRIPTION
Cake stand with scalloped apron and center interior rim - 5
1/4" tall, 10" in diameter.
C. W. Fenton, United States Pottery Foot bath with handles - oval - 17 1/4" long x 12 1/4" wide x
Company, Bennington, Vermont
8 5/8" tall
T. & R. Boote
Sylph
John Edwards
Trunk and Berry
Unknown
Pankhurst & Co.
Red-Cliff
Unmarked
Vertical Panels
Victor Shape
Victory (Dolphin Head)
Vintage Beauty
Vintage Shape
S. Alcock & Co., Hill Pottery,
Burslem
F. Jones
John Edwards
J. F.
E. & C. Challinor
Washington Shape
John Meir & Son
Wheat
J. & G. Meakin
Wm. Adams & Son
Ford, Challinor & Co.
Turner & Tomkinson
Wheat and Clover
Wheat and Rose
Wheat, Shell and Blue Bells
Winding Vine
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LOT NO.
John Ridgway
Brush tray with lid
Brush vase - 5" tall, 2 3/4" in diameter at top rim
Cup (handleless) with saucer - extra large
Cup plates - set of 2 - 4 1/4" in diameter
Pickle dish - leaf shape
Plates, dinner - lot of 3 - 10 1/2" in diameter, one 10-sided
and two round
Plates, supper - lot of 4 - 9 1/2" in diameter - round
Posset cups - set of 4 - 4" tall
Sauce tureen - 3 piece - lid, bowl, and under tray - 8" tall to
top of finial
Soup tureen - lid, bowl, and under tray
Vegetable tureen base - round - 5 1/2" tall, 9 1/2" in
diameter
Basin and ewer set. Basin: 13 1/2" in diameter. Ewer: 11
1/2" to top of spout.
Cup (handled) with saucer and plate. Cup: 3 1/2" in diameter
x 3 1/8" tall. Saucer: 5 7/8" in diameter. Plate: 8 1/4" in
diameter.
Pitcher - 8 1/2" tall - new body style not found in any white
ironstone reference books
Syrup pitcher with lid - 5 1/2" tall
Candlesticks - set of 2 matching - 7" tall
Hot water well and tree platter with ringed cork - 12 1/2"
long x 9" wide
Ladle - sauce
Teapot with lid - 9 1/2" tall - new shape named by the
Dieringers
Platter - oval - 16 1/2" x 12"
Pitcher
Syrup pitcher without lid - 7 " tall
Sugar bowl with lid
Vegetable tureen with lid - oval
Child's tea service - 10 pieces including lids. Teapot: 5 3/8"
tall. Sugar bowl: 4 1/2" tall. Creamer: 3 1/8" tall. Two
handleless cups: 1 7/8" tall x 2 1/2" diameter. Three plates:
4" in diameter.
Honey dishes - set of 2 - 4 3/4" in diameter
Creamer - 6" tall
Pickle dish - mitten shape
Coffee pot - 11" tall - very large
Basin and ewer set
Give Us This Day Our Daily Bread Plate
Alfred Meakin
Red-Cliff
T. & R. Boote
5
88
89
140
39
144
126
29
36
92
49
62
97
151
33
78
5
31
90
130
167
120
102
114
53
99
24
69
109
154
57
26
152
125
163
84
135
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Lot 1: Creamer - 5" tall
Lot 7: Child's tea service - 23 pieces including lids teapot with lid, sugar bowl with lid, creamer, 6
cups, 6 saucers, 6 plates
Maker: James Edwards
Body Style: President Shape
Reg. 1856
Excellent
Maker: Unmarked
Body Style: Plain
1880s
Excellent with the
exception of a 1 1/2"
hairline in one cup and
a small chip on top of
one saucer
Lot 2:
Cookie
plate
with handles - square
Maker: Powell and Bishop
Body Style: Iona
Reg. 1886
Excellent
Lot 8: Mug - 12 panels - 3"
tall
Lot 3: Vegetable
tureen with lid oval - 11 3/4"
Maker: Unmarked
Body Style: Gothic
1850s
Excellent
Maker: J. Meir & Sons
Body Style: Memnon
Shape
Reg. 1857
Minor nicks under edge
of lid
Lot 9: Ewer - 11 1/2" tall
Maker: Richard Alcock
Body Style: Plain Lafayette
1870-1881
Excellent
Lot 4: Butter dish - 3
piece - lid, bowl, and
insert - square
Maker: John Maddock &
Sons
Body Style: Blanket Stitch
1880s
Chip in one corner and
small chip on underside
Lot
10:
Sugar
bowl
with lid - 6 1/2" tall
Maker: J. Wedgwood
Body Style: Corn & Oats
Reg. 1863
Spoon chips on inner rim; two
small chips on base
Lot 5: Pitcher – 8 ½” tall -new body style not found in
any white ironstone
reference books
Maker: John Edwards
Body Style: Sylph
1880s
Excellent
Lot 11: Toddy bowl - 10"
tall, 10" diameter
Maker: Wm. Brunt Pottery Co.
Body Style: Plain
1892-1911
Excellent with very minor
discoloration inside bowl
Lot 6: Sugar bowl with lid 7 1/2" tall
Maker: Unmarked
Body Style: Panelled Grape
1860s
Bowl has upper rim roughness.
Lot 12: Sauce tureen - 2 piece - lid and bowl. 8" to
top of finial
Maker: T. & R. Boote
Body Style: 1851 Octagon
Reg. 1851
Lid has two minor nicks under
rim.
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Lot 13: Child's tea
service - 5 pieces
including lids.
Teapot: 5 1/4" tall.
Sugar bowl: 4 3/8"
tall. Creamer: 3" tall.
Lot 19: Sugar bowl with lid - 7
1/2" tall - very unusual mark
Maker: Penman, Brown & Co.
Body Style: Columbia Shape
1860-1864; purchased 1855
Columbia
Shape
registry
previously
owned by J.
Meir & Son.
Excellent
Maker: Unmarked
Body Style: Oak Leaf
and Flower - 1880s
Sugar bowl and creamer are excellent. Teapot lid: 1/8"
flake under rim. Teapot: very minor flakes on inner rim.
Lot 14: Basin and
ewer. Ewer: 11 1/2"
tall. Basin: 15" in
diameter
Lot 20: Compote - round - 9
1/2" in diameter x 5 1/2"
tall
Maker: Clementson Bros.
Body Style: New York Shape
Reg. 1858
Excellent
Maker: Johnson Bros.
Body Style: Acanthus
1900
Excellent
Lot 21: Chestnut bowl
Lot 15: Bakers - square set of 4 - 9 1/4", 6", 5
3/4", and 5 1/4"
Maker: Unmarked - Possibly John and William Ridgway
Body Style: Pierced Rectangular
1813-1830
Small flake
on back
near
opening,
small pin
size hole
near rim,
and hairline
at terminal of one handle
Maker: Alfred Meakin (3)
J. & G. Meakin (1)
Body Style: Melon-ribbed
1880s
5 1/4": Excellent.
9 1/4": Base wear on bottom
6": Base wear, four rim chips (two with staining), and two
internal stains.
5 3/4": One bull's eye on interior, two scallop-shaped
stains inside.
Lot 22: Soup plates - set of
6 - 8 7/8" in diameter
Lot 16: Vegetable tureen with lid - rectangular 11" long x 6 1/2"
wide x 4 1/2" tall
Maker: Bishop & Stonier
Body Style: Scalloped Rim
1890s
Excellent with two each having a
1/32"-1/16" flake at rim.
Maker: T. Furnival &
Sons
Body Style:
Hanging Basket
1871-1890
Glaze rub
Sold as 6 X $.
Lot 23: Pudding mold - 6
1/2" long x 4 3/4" wide x 2 1/2" tall
Lot 17: Pickle
dish - 9" long
Maker: Copeland
Body Style: Fanciful
Mold
1880s
Excellent
Maker: John Meir
& Son
Body Style: Ivy
Wreath
Reg. 1860
Excellent
Lot 18: Bowls - set of 2 - 11 1/4" in diameter and
12 1/2" in diameter
Lot 24: Vegetable tureen with lid - oval
Maker: E. & C.
Challinor
Body Style: Vintage
Shape
1860s
Wear on base
Maker: Unmarked
Body Style:
Heart and Leaf
1880s
Both bowls have
interior staining
and crazing.
Sold as 2 X $
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Lot 25: Basin - 10sided (decagonal) 5" tall, 13 1/2" in
diameter
Lot 31: Syrup pitcher with lid 5 1/2" tall
Maker: Pankhurst & Co.
Body Style: Trunk and Berry
1852-1882
Discoloration at top of handle;
1/16" flake on foot
Maker: Pankhurst &
Co.
Body Style: Framed
Leaf
1850s
Glaze wear on base rim
Lot 32:
Well and
tree
platter 13 3/4" x 9 1/2"
Lot 26: Coffee pot - 11" tall very large
Maker: Turner & Tomkinson
Body Style: Wheat and Clover
1860-1872
Excellent appearance with
professionally restored spout
Maker: Anthony Shaw & Son
Body Style: Plain
1880s
Excellent
Lot 27: Soup tureen - 2 piece
- lid and bowl
Lot 33: Basin and ewer
set. Basin: 13 1/2" in
diameter. Ewer: 11 1/2"
to top of spout
Maker: Unmarked
Body Style: Baltic
Shape
Reg. 1855
Excellent
Body Style: Sydenham Shape
Reg. 1853 and 1854
Excellent
Lot 28: Sauce
tureen - 4 piece
oval - lid, bowl,
underplate, and
ladle. Underplate:
9" x 5 3/4". Bowl:
6" x 4 3/4" oval at
opening.
Lot 34: Vegetable tureen
with lid
Maker: Red-Cliff
Body Style: Grape Octagon
1950s-1960s
Wear on bottom
Maker: Cockson &
Seddon
Body Style: Cable
1876-1878
Ladle has been
restored.
Lot 35: Mug
Maker: Unmarked
Body Style: 12-Panelled
Gothic
1850s
Excellent
Lot 29: Pickle dish leaf shape
Lot 36:
Plates, dinner
- lot of 3 - 10
1/2" in
diameter, one
10-sided and
two round
Body Style: Sydenham
Shape
Reg. 1853
Excellent with very
minor rust stain on
underside
Maker: T. & R.
Boote
Shape. Reg. 1853.
Excellent
Lot 30: Platter - oval - 16 1/2" long
Maker: George Jones
Body Style: Fuchsia
1860s
Small chip on edge
Sold as 3 X $.
Lot 37: Teapot with lid
Body Style: Framed Gothic
Late 1840s
Excellent
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set. Bowl: 15 1/4" in
diameter. Ewer: 10 1/2"
to top of spout.
Lot 44: Teapot with lid and
sugar bowl without lid bulbous
Maker: Anthony Shaw
Body Style: Lily of the Valley
1860s
Excellent
Maker: J. & G. Meakin
Body Style: Swirled Floral
1890s
Roughness on underside of
foot
Lot 45: Lazy Susan - 17" in
diameter, 4 1/4" tall
Lot 39: Brush vase - 5" tall, 2
3/4" in diameter at top rim
Maker: Unmarked, possibly J. &
G. Meakin
Body Style: Scalloped
1850s
Large chip repaired on top edge
Reg. 1853-1854
1/16" flake on top rim, 3/8" x 1/4"
flake on side of foot, 3/8" hairline on
foot ring
Lot 40: Cups (handleless) with
saucers - 4 sets. Cups: 3 1/4"
tall, 3 5/8" diameter. Saucers: 6 1/4" in diameter
Lot 46: Butter dish - 3
liner - 5 1/2" in
diameter
Maker: John Meir &
Son
Body Style: Ivy
Wreath
Reg. 1860
Glaze wear on rim of
two cups. Glaze pop
inside base rim of one
saucer.
Maker: Anthony Shaw &
Son
Body Style: Hexagon
Reg. 1884
Excellent
Lot 47: Milk dish - 9" in diameter
Sold as 4 X $.
Maker: Edwin Bennett
Pottery Co.
Body Style: Plain with
scalloped bottom
1890s
Excellent
Lot 41: Soup plates set of 4 - 9 1/2" in
diameter
Maker: Elsmore & Forster
Body Style: Ceres Shape
Reg. 1859
One bowl has
discoloration.
Lot 48: Vegetable
tureen with lid oval
Sold as 4 X $.
Maker: Wedgwood &
Co
Body Style: Fuchsia
1860s
Lid: three flakes on
outer rim. Base: glaze
wear on rim.
Lot 42: Creamer
Maker: Davenport
Body Style: Sharon Arch
Reg. 1861
Excellent
Lot 49: Posset cups - set
of 4 - 4" tall
Shape
Reg. 1853-1854
Excellent
Lot 43: Ewer - 11 1/2" tall
Maker: Thomas Elsmore & Son
Body Style: Plain but very
elegant
1872-1887
Excellent
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Sold as 4 X $.
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Lot 50: Pitcher - 9 1/2" tall
Lot 56: Compote
with pierced
handles - oval 11" x 4" tall
Maker: Thomas Hughes
Body Style: Lily of the Valley
1860s
Excellent
Maker: Unmarked –
Possibly Pankhurst &
Co.
Body Style: Fluted
Hops
Reg. 1853
Excellent
Lot 51: Open vegetable
bowl - 8 1/2" in diameter, 3
1/4" tall
Body Style: Fleur-de-Lis
1870s-1880s
Chip under upper edge
Lot 57: Pickle dish - mitten
shape
Maker: Ford, Challinor & Co.
Body Style: Wheat and Clover
1860s
Excellent
Lot 52: Plates - lot of 4. Three: 8 1/2" diameter.
One: 9 1/2" diameter
Maker: J. F.
Body Style: Panelled
Grape
1850s
8 1/2" plates: minor glaze
wear.
9 1/2" plate: excellent.
Lot 58: Teapot - 9 1/2" tall
Body Style: Chinese Shape
1850s
Base: excellent. Lid: 1/4" chip
on edge.
Sold as 4 X $.
Lot 59: Punch bowl - 9
1/2" in diameter
Lot 53: Syrup pitcher
without lid - 7 " tall
Maker: J. M. & Co. (John
Moses)
Body Style: Plain
1880s
Excellent
Maker: J. F.
Body Style: Vintage Beauty
1860s
1/4" flake on foot
Lot 54: Well and tree platter
- 20 3/4" x 15 1/2"
Lot 60: Creamer - 5
3/4" tall to center of
lip
Maker: W. B. & Co. (W. Baker &
Co.)
Body Style: Bordered Hyacinth
1860s
1/8" bull's eye in well; 1/8" bull's
eye on rim
Reg. 1859
Excellent
Lot 61: Books by Jean
Wetherbee - set of 2 - A
Look at White Ironstone and
A Second Look at White
Ironstone
Reg. 1851
Minor stain on base of spout
1980s
Both are in good condition with
usual wear; binding cracked in A
Second Look at White Ironstone
Sold as 2 X $.
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Lot 62: Sauce tureen - 3
under tray - 8" tall to
top of finia
Lot 68: Compote on
pedestal - 10 1/2" in
diameter
Maker: Elsmore &
Forster
Edge
1860s
Excellent
Shape
Reg. 1853-1854
Excellent
Lot 69: Child's tea service - 10 pieces including
lids. Teapot: 5 3/8" tall. Sugar bowl: 4 1/2" tall.
Creamer: 3 1/8"
tall. Two
handleless cups: 1
7/8" tall x 2 1/2"
diameter. Three
plates: 4" in
diameter
Lot 63: Vegetable
tureen with lid
Maker: Attributed
to J. & G. Meakin
Body Style: Moss
Rose
1860s
One discolored stilt
mark
Maker: John Meir &
Son
Body Style:
Washington Shape
Reg. November 3,
1863. Plates and
sugar bowl have
impressed mark.
Teapot lid: repaired plus two small chips. One minute flake
under teapot spout. 3/4" tight hairline in one cup.
Lot 64: Brush
tray with lid oval - 8 1/4" long
x 3 5/16" wide x
3 5/8" tall
Maker: Cotton and Barlow
Body Style: Flowering Vine
1850-1855
Excellent with 1/32" flake on inside rim
of lid
Lot 70: Compote - 7
3/4" tall, 9 3/4" in
diameter
Reg. 1851
Excellent
Lot 65: Master
pickle dish
Maker: J. & G.
Meakin
Body Style:
Panelled Leaf
1860s
Rough edge on one
side and small chip
- 9 1/2" tall
Maker: Red-Cliff
Body Style: Octagon or
Sydenham
1950s-1960s
Excellent
Lot 66: Child's handleless cup with saucer
Maker: Unmarked, attributed to T. J. & J. Mayer
Body Style: Prize Puritan
Reg. 1851
Two tiny flakes on the bottom of cup, possibly stilt marks
No Photo
Lot 72: Soup tureen - 3
under tray. Height:
13 1/2" tall. Bowl is
10 7/8" in diameter
and 8 7/8" tall.
Under tray is 15 1/4"
x 12 3/4".
Maker: G. Wooliscroft
Body Style: Panelled
Columbia
1860s
Base: excellent. Sugar bowl
lid: 8 chips on outer rim and
other chips on inner lid.
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Body Style: 1851
Octagon
Reg. 1851
Excellent with small
manufacturing glaze pop
on top surface of under
tray
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Lot 73: Pitcher - 8 sided - 9
1/4" tall
Lot 79: Wash basin - 16" in diameter
Maker: Mercer
Pottery Co., Trenton,
NJ
Body Style: Plain
1890s
Four small crazing
stains on interior and
exterior of bowl
Maker: James Edwards, Dale
Hall
Body Style: Full Panel Gothic
Reg. 1846
Excellent
Lot 74:
Ladles soup
and
sauce
Lot 80: Child's partial dinner set - 25 pieces. Four
plates 3 11/16" in diameter. Four plates 2 7/8" in
diameter. Six plates 3 3/16" in diameter. Two
soup plates 3 9/16" in diameter. Two rectangular
bakers 4 1/4" x 3 1/4". One rectangular platter 3
7/16" x 4 7/16". Two handled undertrays 4 1/2"
x 3 1/4". Two lids 2 15/16" x 3 1/4". Two gravy
boats 1 11/16"
tall.
Maker: Mercer Pottery Co.,
Trenton, NJ
Body Style: Nassau
1890s
Sauce: excellent. Soup:
discoloration at stilt mark on
handle.
Maker: Davenport
Body Style: Hebe
Shape
Reg. 1856. All but
four pieces have
the impressed
Davenport anchor
and year.
Excellent condition
overall. Baker: 1"
faint crow's foot.
Platter: 1" very
faint hairline. One
plate: 1 1/2" very
faint hairline
Sold as 2 X $.
Lot 75: Compote reticulated - 9 1/2" tall
Body Style: Baroque
1850s
Excellent with one tiny
hairline at one of the
reticulations
set
under tray - 7 1/2" tall to
top of finial. Tray is 5
7/8" wide.
Maker: John Meir & Son
Body Style: Columbia
Shape
1850s
Excellent
Maker: J. F.
Body Style: Berry Cluster
1850s
Small chip under edge of
one handle
Maker: John Alcock
Body Style: Many Panelled
Gothic
1850-1861
Lot 77: Vegetable
tureen with lid - 11 3/4"
handle to handle, 9" tall
Excellent
Lot 82: Mug - oval
shape - 3 3/4" tall
Maker: Possibly Vodrey and
Brothers
Body Style: Madrid
1880s
1/2" very faint hairline at lip
Lot 78: Cup (handled)
with saucer and plate.
Cup: 3 1/2" in diameter
x 3 1/8" tall. Saucer: 5
7/8" in diameter. Plate: 8 1/4" in diameter.
Lot 83: Vegetable
tureen with lid - round 9" in diameter
Shape
Reg. 1853-1854
Cup is excellent. Saucer
shows wear and has a
1/4" chip under rim.
Plate shows wear.
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Maker: J. Edwards
Body Style: President
Shape
Reg. 1856. Both lid and
bowl are marked.
Minor glaze roughness on
outer scalloped edges
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Lot 84: Give Us This
Day Our Daily Bread
Plate
Lot 89: Foot bath with handles - oval - 17 1/4"
long x 12 1/4" wide x 8 5/8" tall
Maker: C. W. Fenton, United States Pottery Company,
Bennington, Vermont
1858-1859
Wonderful
condition for such
a large piece minor 1/8" flake
on top rim, 3/8"
flake and glaze
wear on foot
ring, minor
discoloration on
foot ring
Maker: Red-Cliff
Body Style: Wheat, Shell
and Blue Bells
1950s-1960s
Excellent
Maker: Livesley & Powell
1850s
Very slight discoloration at base
and tiny chip under foot
Lot 90: Candlesticks - set of 2
matching - 7" tall
Maker: Red-Cliff
Body Style: Unknown
1960s
Excellent
Sold as 2 X $.
Lot 86: Creamer
Maker: Unmarked
1850s
Excellent
Lot 91: Posset bowl 10" in diameter
Maker: J. Edwards
Shape
Reg. 1856
Wear on bottom
Lot 87: Soup plates - set
of 5 - 10 sided - 9" in
diameter
Lot 92: Plates, supper lot of 4 - 9 1/2" in
diameter - round
Maker: Wedgwood & Co
Body Style: Fig/Union
Reg. 1856
Glaze roughness on edge of
one soup plate
Reg. 1853
Excellent
Sold as 4 X $.
Sold as 5 X $.
Lot 93:
Mug
Lot 88: Cake
stand with
scalloped
apron and
center interior
rim - 5 1/4"
tall, 10" in
diameter.
Maker:
John Meir & Son
Body Style: Columbia Shape
1850s
Excellent
Lot 94: Coffee pot with lid - 11" tall - very large
Maker: John Ridgway
Body Style: Swirled Pedestal
1856-1858
1/8" rust spot on pedestal
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Maker: J. F.
1850s
Excellent
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Lot 95: Ewer - square
Lot 101: Vegetable tureen with lid - 6 1/2" tall.
Base: 13" x 9 3/4"
Body Style: Blanket Stitch
1870s-1880s
Excellent
Maker: J. & G. Alcock, Cobridge
Body Style: Elaborate Gothic
1839-1848
Excellent condition with minor
1/8" flake under one handle of
bowl
Lot 96: Chestnut bowl
undertray - 10 1/2" x 10 7/8"
Maker:
J. & G.
Alcock
Body
Style: Pierced Scroll
1839-1848
3/4" repaired chip under rim,
1 3/4" x 1 3/8" repaired
reticulated corner; several very
small glaze rubs in reticulated
areas
Lot 102: Platter - oval
- 16 1/2" x 12"
Maker: F. Jones
Body Style: Victor Shape
Reg. 1868
Excellent
Lot 97: Soup tureen lid, bowl, and under
tray
Shape
1853-1854
Lid and bowl are
excellent. Under tray
appears excellent and has
a professional restoration
on the foot ring.
Maker: J. Edwards
Body Style: President Shape
Reg. 1856
Small amount of stain
Lot 104:
Sugar bowl
with lid
under tray
Maker: J. F.
Body Style: Full Panel Gothic
1850s
Lid slightly ill fitting, roughness under lid,
small bull's eye inside bowl
Maker: Mayer & Elliott
Body Style: Berlin Swirl
Reg. 1864
Slight rim roughness, one bull's
eye on rim
Lot 105: Gravy boat
Maker: J. Meir & Son
Body Style: Ivy Wreath
Reg. 1860
Excellent
Lot 99: Sugar bowl with
lid
Maker: E. & C. Challinor
Body Style: Vintage Shape
1860s
Small chip on inner lip of bowl;
base wear
Maker: W. & E. Corn
Body Style: Maltese Shape
1850s
Excellent
Lot
100:
Pitcher - 9" tall
Maker: Wm Adams & Sons
Body Style: Morning Glory
1950s
Excellent
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Lot 107: Basin and
ewer set
Body Style: Laurel Wreath
Reg. 1867
Ewer is excellent. Basin has
some glaze chipping in
bottom.
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Lot 108: Gravy boat - 8
1/2" long x 3 1/2" wide
x 5 1/2" tall
Lot 115: Cheese keep dome
with handles - 10" tall, 8
3/4" diameter
Lot 109: Honey dishes - set of 2 - 4 3/4" in
diameter
Lot 116: Vegetable tureen
with lid - octagonal
Maker: Unmarked
1850s
Excellent
Maker: Unmarked
Body Style: Basketweave with
Diamonds
1860s
Excellent
Maker: J. & G.
Meakin
Body Style: Wheat
1860s
Tiny light brown
marks – minor
Maker: E. Wood, "Dresden
China"
Body Style: Gothic type
1840s
Small chip on lid
Sold as 2 X $.
Lot 117: Child's cups
(handled) with saucers set of 6
Lot 110: Ladle - sauce
Maker: Unmarked
Body Style: Bamboo
1870s
Excellent
Reg. 1851
Five cups and
six saucers are
excellent; 1/8"
flake on foot of
one cup
Lot 111:
Creamer
Maker:
Samuel Alcock
& Co.
Body Style:
Stafford
Shape
Reg. 1854
Excellent
Sold as 6 X $.
Lot 118: Vegetable tureen with lid - 12" x 7 1/2"
Maker: W. & E.
Corn
Body Style:
Hyacinth
1860s
Excellent
Lot 112: Toddy bowl
with lid - 5 1/2" tall, 8
1/2" in diameter
Maker: H. Burgess
Body Style: Hyacinth
1860s
Excellent with three very
faint, small brown spots in
bowl
Lot 119:
Cookie plate
with handles square
Maker: J. F.
Body Style: Fruit
Garden
1850s
Small chip on top of
one handle
Lot 113: Platter - oval - 19" x 13 1/2"
Maker: George Bennett & Co.
Body Style: Flower Sprig
with Chain
1890s
One minute glaze slip and
one minute ash mark
Lot 120: Teapot
- new shape named
by the Dieringers
Maker: S. Alcock & Co.,
Hill Pottery, Burslem
Body Style: Vertical
Panels
1850s
Small chip inside rim
Lot 114: Pitcher
Maker: John Edwards
Body Style: Victory (Dolphin
Head)
1880s
Excellent
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Lot 121: Soup
tureen - 3 piece lid, bowl, and
under tray
Lot 127: Ewer - 11 1/2" tall
Maker: J. F.
Body Style: Grand Loop
1850s
Excellent
Maker: Pankhurst
Body Style: Scrolled
Bubble
1850s
One hairline and minor
crazing
Lot 122: Child's
vegetable tureen
with lid - 3 1/2"
tall. Base is 3 3/4" in
diameter.
Lot 128: Baker - oval - 10
1/4" x 8"
Maker: Possibly Pankhurst
Body Style: Panelled Gothic
1850s
Lid top rim: 3/16" nick and
1/4" glaze hairline (does
not penetrate). Base: 3/16"
flake and 1/8" flake on
foot ring.
Maker: Powell & Bishop
Body Style: Prairie Flowers
1860s
Two small discolorations on edge
and two tiny ash marks in bowl
Lot 129: Pickle
dish
Maker: J. Edwards
Shape
Reg. 1856
Excellent
Lot 123: Cookie plate
Body Style: Diagonal
Diamond
1850s
Excellent
Lot 130: Hot water well and tree platter with ringed
cork - 12 1/2" long x 9" wide
Maker: Unmarked
Body Style: Unknown
1850s
Linear rust marks on one side
Lot 124: Soap box - 3
piece oval - lid, bowl,
and drain
Lot 131: Sugar bowl with lid
Body Style: Laurel Wreath
Reg. 1867
Excellent with professional finial
restoration
Maker: Wedgwood & Co.
1860s
Excellent with three pin-prick
glaze flakes on inner ring of
lid - possibly stilt marks
Lot 132: Open vegetable bowl - 7 3/4" in diameter
Maker: Elsmore &
Forster
Body Style: Laurel
Wreath
Reg. 1867
Normal glaze wear
on top edge and
interior bottom
Lot 125: Sauce
tureen - 3 piece - lid,
bowl, and under tray
Maker: Turner &
Tomkinson
Body Style: Wheat and
Clover
1860-1872
Excellent
Lot 133: Sugar bowl with
lid
Lot 126: Cup plates - set of
2 - 4 1/4" in diameter
Maker: Unmarked, attributed
to Wedgwood & Co.
1860s
Excellent
Reg. 1853-1854
Excellent
Sold as 2 X $.
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Lot 134: Chestnut
bowl
Lot 140: Brush tray
with lid
Maker: Unmarked Possibly John and William
Ridgway
Body Style: Pierced
Rectangular
1813-1830
Small hole between two reticulations and hairline at
terminal of one handle
Body Style:
Sydenham Shape
Reg. 1853 and 1854
Small nick under lid
Lot 141: Child's plates or cup plates - Set of 6. 4
7/16" in diameter
Maker: J. W. Pankhurst
Body Style: Scrolled Bubble
1850-1851
Three plates excellent. One plate
has 1/8" flake on foot ring. One
plate has three tiny manufacturing
glaze imperfections on top surface.
One plate has 1/4" chip on top
surface.
Lot 135: Teapot with lid 8 3/4" tall
Body Style: Winding Vine
Reg. 1861
Crazing with discoloration
inside base
Lot 136: Open vegetable
bowl - oval - 11 1/2" x 8
3/4"
Sold as 6 X $.
Lot 142: Vegetable
tureen with lid
Maker: Mayer & Elliott
Body Style: Berlin
Swirl
Reg. 1864
Slight rim roughness,
one bull's eye on rim
Maker: Anthony Shaw
Body Style: Double
Sydenham
1850s
5" hairline in bowl; bowl is
usable and lovely
Lot 137: Compote
on short pedestal 7 3/4" in diameter,
2 1/2" tall
Lot 143: Doughnut
stand
Maker: Gelson Bros.
Body Style: Plain
1867-1876
Discolored areas
Maker: Unmarked
Body Style: Plain
with mildly scalloped
sides
1950s-1960s
Excellent
Lot 144: Cup (handleless)
with saucer - extra large
Lot 138: Pitcher - 7"
tall to center of lip
Reg. 1853-1854
Cup: one tiny flake on top rim.
Saucer: five tiny flakes on rim
edge.
Maker: Wedgwood
Decagon
Reg. 1852
Glaze rub on handle
Lot 139: Pickle dish
under tray
Reg. 1859
Small chip on foot ring
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Maker: J. Edwards
Shape
Reg. 1856
Lid has two minor nicks
under rim.
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Lot 146: Pedestaled fruit
bowl with drain holes
Lot 152: Pitcher - 6 3/4"
tall
Body Style: Plain Round
1880s
Top outer edge has very small
and light stain spots.
Maker: Turner & Tomkinson
Clover
1860-1872
2" very faint, tight hairline and
1/16" glaze roughness at lip;
two potting hairlines in handle
Lot 153: Pickle dish
Reg. 1851
Flakes on underside of handle
at two edges, bull's eye on
front side
Reg. 1851
Discoloration
Lot 154: Creamer - 6" tall
Maker: Wm. Adams & Son
Body Style: Wheat
1950s
Excellent
Lot 148: Ewer - 12 1/2" tall
Maker: W. & E. Corn
Body Style: Ribboned Oak
1860s
Excellent
Lot 155: Platter 22 1/4" x 16"
Maker: Red-Cliff
Body Style: Fluted
Pearl
1950s-1960s
Excellent
Lot 149: Basin and
ewer set
Reg. 1885
Excellent. Basin interior
shows normal use and wear.
Lot 156: Child's partial tea service – 6 pieces sugar bowl with lid (5" tall), creamer (3 3/4" tall),
cup ( 2 1/4" tall), saucer (4" in diameter), and plate
(5" in diameter)
Maker: W. & E. Corn
Body Style: Ribbed
Floral
Maker:
Mellor,
Taylor &
Co.
Body Style:
Plain
1880s
Excellent
except slight
discoloration
on base rim
and glaze
pop on plate
Maker: Davenport
Body Style: Fig/Union
Reg. 1856
Crack on bottom underside,
discoloration
Lot 151: Vegetable
tureen base - round - 5 1/2" tall, 9 1/2" in diameter
Shape
1850s
Two flakes on upper
rim
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- 8 3/4" tall
Maker: Johnson Bros.
Body Style: Square Ridged
1880s
Base: 1/8" flake inside lip.
Lid: 1/8" flake inside rim
and three small hairlines
inside rim (do not penetrate
to exterior)
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Lot 163: Basin and
ewer set
Lot 158: Pudding mold
Maker: Unmarked
Body Style: Gothic Cathedral
1880s
Excellent
No Photo
Maker: Alfred Meakin
Rose
1880s
Excellent
Lot 159: Creamer - 5 1/2"
tall at spout
Lot 164: Brush tray
with lid
Maker: J. Clementson
Body Style: Ribbed with Shield
1850s
Excellent
Maker: Unmarked
Body Style: Ribbed
1860s
One chip on outside
rim of body
Lot 160: Child's cups with
saucers - 4 sets.
Cups: 2 1/4" tall.
Saucers: 4 1/4"
diameter.
Lot 165: Ewer 11 3/4" tall
Maker: Henry Alcock & Co.
Body Style: Chinese Shape
1860s
Excellent
Maker: Knowles,
Taylor & Knowles
Body Style: Plain
1880s
Excellent
Lot 166: Coffee pot with lid
Maker: J. F.
1850s
Four tiny chips on inside of lid;
two tiny chips on inside of base
Sold as 4 X $.
Lot 161: Sugar bowl
Maker: Turner Goddard &
Co.
1860s
Flake on inner rim of lid.
Glaze pop inside base.
Lot 167:
Ladle sauce
Maker:
Unmarked
Body Style:
Unknown
1870s
Excellent
piece - lid, bowl, and ladle
- 7" tall
Maker: Red-Cliff
1950s-1960s
Wear on bottom
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Lot 168: Posset bowl with handles
and lid
Maker: I. Davis
Body Style: Plain
1875-1880
1 1/4" hairline in lid, crazing, and interior stains, tiny
exterior spots, wear on bottom of bowl
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Many Thanks
To The Following 24 WICA Members For Their Help With The Auction
Consignment Check-In
Rick Armbruster
Ted Brockey
Bob Hohl
Jim Kerr
Kathy Lautenschlager
Linda Maro
Ed Rigoulot
Gloria Weatherby
Consignment Transfer to Table Stations
Cindy Barber
Lannie Barber
Diane Dorman
Judith Whitmore
Tom Whitmore
Auction Runners
Paul Diamond
Jim Kerr
Nick Maro
Jim Miller
Auction Check-Out
Dale Abrams
Diane Dorman
Bob Hohl
Craig Mattice
Harry Moseley
Advisor and Legal Counsel
Tom Moreland
Photographs
Consignors and Donors
Ernie and Bev Dieringer and Their Photographic Library
Auction Catalog Created by Adele Armbruster
WICA Off-Site Auction Co-Chair
WICA Auction 2008
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Auction Catalog - White Ironstone China Association

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