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Lot 229

Staffordshire Historical Blue transferware plates with transportation scenes enoch wood & sons, burslem, early 19th century

Status:

Closed

Estimate: $800 - $1,200

Estimate$800 – $1,200

Status

Closed

Staffordshire Historical Blue transferware plates with transportation scenes enoch wood & sons, burslem, early 19th century

Including "The Union Line," plates with the "Baltimore and Ohio Railroad," both inclined and level, "The Kent East Indiaman," and "Dartmouth," all with shell border.

Diam: 10 1/4 in. (largest)

Provenance: From the Maurer-Turner collection, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

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Lot 229

Staffordshire Historical Blue transferware plates with transportation scenes enoch wood & sons, burslem, early 19th century

Status:

Closed

Estimate: $800 - $1,200

Estimate$800 – $1,200

Status

Closed

Staffordshire Historical Blue transferware plates with transportation scenes enoch wood & sons, burslem, early 19th century

Including "The Union Line," plates with the "Baltimore and Ohio Railroad," both inclined and level, "The Kent East Indiaman," and "Dartmouth," all with shell border.

Diam: 10 1/4 in. (largest)

Provenance: From the Maurer-Turner collection, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

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Staffordshire Historical Blue transferware plates with transportation scenes enoch wood & sons, burslem, early 19th century

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