Three mismatched vintage heavy ironstone bowls.

The smallest bowl measures 5" in diameter by 2 1/2" tall. It has a makers mark on the bottom that reads "Jaxon" which indicates it was made by the Jackson China company somewhere between 1914 - 1930s.

The medium bowl measures 5 3/4" in diameter by 2 1/2" tall. There is no makers mark.

The largest bowl measures 6" in diameter by 3" tall. This bowl is footed. There is no makers mark.

The bowls have a nice heft to them. There are no chips or cracks on any of the bowls, but there are characteristic utensil marks and light staining from a lifetime of use.

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Set of 5 Antique Brown Transferware Plates - J. H. W. & Sons - Woodland - England - c. Late 1800s

Lovely set of 5 antique brown English transferware plates.

These were manufactured by J. H. Weatherby & Sons of Hanley, England. The pattern is called "Woodland" and the makers mark indicates they were made in the late 1800s.

The makers mark reads as follows.

"Woodland"

J.H. W. & Sons

England

Semi-Porcelain

Rd No 2112 54

They each measure 8" in diameter.

The plates are in very good condition for the age. No cracks or crazing. One plate does have a shallow 3/16" chip under the rim, but it is barely noticeable. There are the characteristic utensil marks from use, as well as some glaze bubbles and under under-glaze peppering from the manufacturing process.

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Large antique ironstone pitcher.

c. early 1900's

No chips or cracks. All over characteristic crazing and staining.

12 1/2" tall by 7" deep by 9 1/2" wide (spout to handle).

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This is truly a sweet little bowl. It would be the loveliest container for a small pot of Muscari.

The bowl has a muted pattern and a delicate scalloped edge. 

The bowl measures 2 1/2" tall by 5 1/2" wide.

There is an English marking on the bottom which we cannot decipher.

This bowl shows signs of loving use with some minor crazing, No chips or staining to note. However, I did discover (only after taking photos) that there is the tiniest older hairline crack. Barely noticeable.

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