(12) Chamberlain Worcester Possibly Minton Crazy Cow Plates

A set of 12 Chamberlain Worcester porcelain plates having hand-painted detail and gilded edges. Marked underneath. 9in diameter.

12" diameter signed indistinctly possibly Minton late 19th century

a Staffordshire pottery cake platter (12.75 in.) (crazing); two 18th century plates, one marked "Chamberlain's Worcester" in the Bengal Tiger pattern ( 9 1/8 and 6 3/8 in.) Private Collection, Raleigh

Minton 'Sussex' Partial China Service for Tatman of Chicago Including (8) dinner plates, (8) bread plates, (9) cups and (8) saucers; together with (12) Royal Worcester dinner plates #C1652 made for Ma

Minton 'Sussex' Partial China Service for Tatman of Chicago Including (8) dinner plates, (8) bread plates, (9) cups and (8) saucers; together with (12) Royal Worcester dinner plates #C1652 made for Ma

(12) Minton dinner plates, Barbara Walters Coll., First quarter 20th c., England, gilt porcelain with raised foliate pattern, maker's mark, retailer name "T. Goode & Co.", n. H4961 to underside, in cl

Stamped on back. Count: 12 Dimensions: D 9" Condition: Light wear.

Chamberlain’s Worcester porcelain plate having a view of the United States Capital building, circa 1840, centering an early view of the Capital captured in a foliate gilt frame with apple green band

Typical scalloped and gadroon body with a burgundy glazed border accented with three floral roundels. Centre hand painted with a crest Sans Mal Desir, 19th C. Dia 27 cm. (10 1/2 in.)

Set of twelve Minton hand painted Majolica oyster plates. 9"dia

Chamberlain's Worcester (English, 1783-1840). Group of three "Dragons in Compartments" or Kylin in Compartments" porcelain plates with Chinoiserie decoration comprising of two rounded and one gilt rim

Set of twelve Royal Worcester castle plates, decorated with scenes of various English, Scottish and Welsh castles, to include: Windsor, Kenilworth, Barnard, Bothwell, Oystermouth, Alnwick, Raglan, War

12 Minton Pate Sur Pate Cabinet Plates, Birks. The incurvate plates with five elaborate raised paste gilt motifs to gilt banded rims, centering grey pate sur pate cartouches with Classical motifs, sig

12 Minton Pate Sur Pate Cabinet Plates, Birks. The incurvate plates with five elaborate raised paste gilt motifs to gilt banded rims, centering grey pate sur pate cartouches with Classical motifs, sig

A large gowl and three plates, three signed Chamberlain Worcester, circa 1800. The pattern also known as Bengal Tiger or Kylin. Dia of bowl (9 1/2in)

12 PC. MINTON J.E. CALDWELL & CO. DINNER PLATES: A set of twelve Minton China diner plates with blue enamel and gilt adornment. Each having a red Mintons mark at the underside (c. 1912-50), and J.E. C

British, pink and white ground, scalloped edges, raised gilt decoration and borders, Mintons marks to undersides, marked "Manufactured for/Caldwell & Co, 8-7/8 in. diameter Provenance: Estate of Ella

To Include: 12 Dinner Plates marked, "Minton by Tiffany and Company", with extensive gilt borders (10.5" dia), 12 Dinner Plates marked, "Minton by Tiffany and Company", with d

A Chamberlain Worcester Regent Covered Ice Pail circa 1820 decorated with paintings by Humphrey Chamberlain, with Greek key border. Height 12 inches. Estimate $800-1,200 Property from the Estate of Ad

A Chamberlain Worcester Regent Covered Ice Pail circa 1820 decorated with Shakespeare painting by Humphrey Chamberlain; with apricot marble decoration on base and told scroll on top. Height 12 inches.

Twelve cream porcelain plates with three blue pate-sur-pate cameos on border, joined by gilt acanthus leaves and gilt amphora-style urns. Plates produced by Minton's for Tiffany & Co., originally desi

Eight by Chamberlain Worcester, marked, slightly scallped rims. The pattern also known as Bengal Tiger or Kylin. Dia (8in)

Rare Chamberlain's Worcester (15) pcs. partial set, Circa 1805, assembled examples, "Dragon's in Compartments", (1) footed compote, (1) diamond-shaped dish, (1) slop bowl, (4) luncheon plates, some ma

Chamberlain Worcester (English), late 18th / early 19th century. Pair of "Dragon in Compartments" lozenge form porcelain platters. Apparently unmarked. Approx. w. 12.625".