(Blakeman and Henderson) DANISH FERN Black Transferware Oval Trays with Gold Edge. This is the real thing–Martha Stewart made a reproduction of the Danish Fern in Brown. You are getting two matching trays. There are no chips, cracks, or breaks. Each one measures 8 1/2″ long and is 6″ high. There is paint wear on the gold handles. Please see pictures for the exact items that you will receive. Most of the items that I sell are antique or vintage as as such they do show signs of patina, use, and age. That only adds to the character that so many collectors desire. If there are any major issues or defects, I try to describe them to the best of my ability and as accurately as possible. In the event that I do miss something with words, I provide you with plenty of pictures to be included as part of the description. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to ask.

The empty shield Meakin stamp was used during wartime as the piece was most likely made for the government. White Ironstone Bowl Fluted Edge 10 x 4 Inch. See photos for defect.

(11) MIX & MATCH Piece. (1) 13 Serving Bowl. (10) 7 1/8 Salad Bowl. Item(s) Exactly As Shown In The Photos. Please See All Photos For Full Item Condition And Details. If the item is used, any and all flaws will be shown in the detailed pictures. We will do whatever is needed to make you happy. Please do not open a case or leave negative or neutral feedback. We will respond quickly to make sure you are satisfied!

EARLY ANTIQUE MIXING BOWL, ABSOLUTELY BEAUTIFUL!!! DOES HAVE THE MINOR BLEMISHES THAT IS AS EXPECTED. NOTE THE HAIRLINES(shown) ON THE BOTTOM.. THEY DO NOT GO THROUGH TO THE INSIDE. I HAVE USED THIS BOWL TOO MANY TIMES TO COUNT OVER THE LAST 40 plus YEARS. ALSO MUCH CRAZING AND “LOTS” OF THE DESIRED STAINING…. More of a cream color. Adding to the patina! Please refer to all photos! THE BOWL IS NOT PERFECTLY ROUND. NOR IS IT THE EXACT HEIGHT ALL THE WAY AROUND. Making it an early piece for sure. THINK OF EVERYTHING THAT HAS BEEN MIXED AND BAKED IN THIS ONE BOWL, INCLUDING ME?? 11″ in diameter x 5.25″ deep. Perfect for bread making! IF YOU LOVE WHITE IRONSTONE…. PLEASE SAVE “the dove cottage” to your FAVORITES. I WILL BE LISTING OVER 100 PIECES OF MY PERSONAL COLLECTION.

Antique extra large Ironstone bowl with a wildflower pattern. There’s a lot of crazing & staining for the best aged patina. There are a few small chips on the rim, as shown in the pictures. The base has a raised marking but I can’t make it out. This will look perfect displayed alone or added to your Ironstone collection. Approx 16″ Diameter x 5 1/2″ tall. Please look at all pictures as they’re part of the description.

EARLY ANTIQUE MIXING BOWL, ABSOLUTELY BEAUTIFUL!!! DOES HAVE THE MINOR BLEMISHES THAT IS AS EXPECTED. NOTE THE HAIRLINES(shown) ON THE BOTTOM.. THEY DO NOT GO THROUGH TO THE INSIDE. I HAVE USED THIS BOWL TOO MANY TIMES TO COUNT OVER THE LAST 40 plus YEARS. ALSO MUCH CRAZING AND “LOTS” OF THE DESIRED STAINING…. More of a cream color. Adding to the patina! Please refer to all photos! THE BOWL IS NOT PERFECTLY ROUND. NOR IS IT THE EXACT HEIGHT ALL THE WAY AROUND. Making it an early piece for sure. THINK OF EVERYTHING THAT HAS BEEN MIXED AND BAKED IN THIS ONE BOWL, INCLUDING ME?? 11″ in diameter x 5.25″ deep. Perfect for bread making! IF YOU LOVE WHITE IRONSTONE…. PLEASE SAVE “the dove cottage” to your FAVORITES. I WILL BE LISTING OVER 100 PIECES OF MY PERSONAL COLLECTION.

The Kensington Staffordshire England Blue Onion Ironstone Set of 5 Plates, Cups includes a variety of pieces such as berry bowls, cups, saucers, bread plates, and dinner plates. Made in England with a vintage blue and white pottery production style, this set embodies traditional English charm. The ironstone material adds durability and resistance to heat, making it practical for everyday use or special occasions. Perfect for collectors or those looking to add a touch of nostalgia to their table setting, this set is a timeless addition to any dining experience. Great Condition-No Chips, Breaks, or Crazing-Pictures are part of the description. Please view all pictures and contact me if you have questions. Thank you for Your Business.

This beautiful two-piece chamber pot set is a true vintage gem from the early 20th century. Made in America by Homer Laughlin in 1922, this round stoneware pot and lid feature a glossy white finish and a vintage pattern. The set is 8 inches tall, 8 inches wide, and 5 1/2 inches deep, with a diameter of 8 3/4 inches. This chamber pot set is a handmade original piece from the stoneware potters of the past. Care instructions include hand-washing only. There is no backstamp visiblebut it is definitely vintage and shows ageing with crazing throughout. Perfect for collectors of antique pottery, this item is a must-have for anyone looking to add a piece of history to their home decor.

Antique Thomas Furnival & Sons Ironstone Brown Transferware Square Compote. 9.25″ square x 35″ tall. The pattern is Alton – an aesthetic floral pattern. Made between 1871 and 1890 and marked on the bottom. It’s a lovely compote! There are no chips, cracks, or hairlines. There is crazing and staining – a nice patina!

Antique Mason’s Ironstone Bowl Rare Gilded Leaves & Wheels Pattern Cobalt Orange. This is a rare and seldom seen pattern by Mason’s that is hand painted ” Gilded Leaves and Wheels”. 9.5 inch diameter. Height is 1.25 inches. Colorful and boldly hand painted, overglaze in shades of burnt orange, red and cobalt blue over an underglaze printed outline. The shape of bowl is slightly lobed on edge with a 1.4 inch rim. Impressed on the underside Mason’s Patent Ironstone China. This mark was used from 1813 to 1825. Also has an old stock label. Very good condition with no damage. A small glaze skip on top rim and one underside rim. The pattern is illustrated on page 139 of Mason’s pattern book published by the Mason’s Collector’s Club. Please take a look at many new items added daily. Antique porcelain, English and French china, porcelain and ceramics, silver, sterling, antique glass, estate items, antique and vintage collectibles.