White Ironstone China Association 15th Annual Live Auction

White Ironstone China Association 

15th Annual Live Auction 

WHERE RARITY, FINE DETAIL, GREAT MARKS, GREAT SCULPTURAL FORM, 

AND WONDERFUL WHITE COLOR COME TOGETHER 

PRE-AUCTION EVENTS – EXPO CENTER 

CHECK-IN: 7 A.M. TO 9 A.M. 

PREVIEW: 11:15 A.M. TO 12:15 P.M. 

AUCTION – EXPO CENTER 

1 P.M. TO 4 P.M. 

CHAUTAUQUA SUITES MEETING & EXPO CENTER 

MAYVILLE, NY SATURDAY, MAY 2, 2009

WICA 15 th National Convention Auction 

Where Rarity, Fine Detail, Great Marks, Great Sculptural Form, and Wonderful White Color Come Together 

Welcome to the 2009 WICA National Convention Auction. With 

187 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 afternoon 

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 19 WICA members whose 

consignments and donations have made this auction possible. 

Dale Abrams Con & Janet Knorr 

Jack & Janet Allers Tom & Kathy Lautenschlager 

Judith Archer Tom & Olga Moreland 

Rick & Adele Armbruster Harry & Audrey Moseley 

Norm Dann & Dorothy Willsey Rick & Suzanne Nielsen 

Ernie & Bev Dieringer Boyd & Brenda Payne 

Frank & Carol Fleischman Jim & Barbara Stewart 

Bob & Bonne Hohl Ron & Janice Stork 

Richard & Carol Hovey John & Jane Yunginger 

Jim & Mara Kerr 

Auctioneeer Dennis Jackson is back to call WICA’s 2009 

Auction. Dennis is a 30-year veteran of art and antiques 

auctions and owner of Jackson’s Auction & Real Estate Company 

of Anderson, Indiana. 

Consignment/Donation Condition. Condition of each lot 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. 

Condition focuses on non-manufacturing related flaws such as 

chips, cracks, flakes, hairlines, discoloration, and restoration. In 

many cases manufacturing-related flaws have been identified. 

Please judge the quality of the lots as a result of your review of 

them. 

WICA has advertised that it will accept a member’s collection 

for the live auction. In 2009 WICA accepted a 75-piece 

collection. Many of the items met WICA standards; those which 

did not were grouped into lots of three or more items and are 

interspersed throughout the catalog. These lots are marked “As 

Is” and each will be sold for one price. Damage noted is that 

provided by the consignor; no blue dots will be assigned to “As 

Is” lots. 

Auction Check-In will begin at 7 a.m. in the Expo Center. 

Consignors are to come to the auction check-in at their preassigned 

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 11:15 a.m. in the Expo Center. 

Auction will begin at 1 p.m. in the Expo Center. 

Bidder Numbers have been included in the registration 

packets. 

Consignment Fee Structure. WICA will retain 10% of the 

selling price for all lots. Lots 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 lot is not met the lot 

will be returned to the consignment table and picked up by the 

consignor at the conclusion of the auction. 

Sales Tax. WICA will collect the 7.75% State of New York 

sales tax on auction purchases. Buyers who have a valid sales 

tax license issued for an antiques business in the State of New 

York or their home state should have filed with WICA a State of 

New York Exemption Certificate prior to the auction. Forms will 

be available at Auction Check-Out. 

Terms of Sale. A sold lot 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 and the lot was 

not marked “As Is” in the catalog. Anything stated the day of 

the sale takes precedence over anything written. Before 

bidding, please be sure that you CAREFULLY look over any lots 

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 lot. 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 in the Expo Center between 2:30 p.m. 

and 5:30 p.m. on Saturday, May 2, and between 8:30 a.m. and 

11 a.m. on Sunday, May 3, 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 2009 

National Convention Auction, it’s time to start preparing for the 

2010 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 or donated. 

Have a Great Year! 

Ron Stork, On-Site Auction Co-Chair 

Adele Armbruster, Off-Site Auction Co-Chair 

WICA Auction 2009 1 May 2, 2009



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 MAKER DESCRIPTION LOT NO. 

Baltimore Shape Brougham & Mayer Teapot with lid - 9 1/2" tall 184 

Berlin Swirl Liddle & Elliott Teapot with lid - large 89 

Mayer & Elliott Creamer 84 

Blanket Stitch John Maddock & Sons Pitcher - 8" tall 18 

Block Optic J. & G. Meakin Mug 131 

Bordered Gooseberry Attributed to Wedgwood & Co. Sugar bowl with lid 165 

Brocade: ewer 

Plain: basin 

Alfred Meakin Basin and ewer. Basin: 4 3/4" tall x 

14 1/4" diameter. Ewer: 12 1/4" tall 

Cable Cockson & Chetwynd Chowder tureen - 7" tall x 9" 

diameter. Rare in the Cable body 

style. 

172 

J. & G. Meakin Vegetable tureen with lid - 5 3/4" tall, 

10 5/8" long 

97 

Vegetable tureen with lid - 6 3/4" tall, 

12 7/8" long 

98 

Vegetable tureen with lid - oval - 6" 

tall. Base: 8 5/8" x 6 3/8" 

99 

Unknown Compote on pedestal 185 

Cable and Bar Type Wyllie & Son Vegetable tureen with lid - round - 9" 

diameter at rim, 11" diameter handle 

to handle 

27 

Ceres Shape Elsmore & Forster Compote - medium size - 4 7/8" tall 

and 9" diameter 

122 

Plates - set of 4 - 8 3/4" dia. 86 

Soup plate - 10" diameter 19 

Cherry Scroll J. F. Cookie plate on foot - 11 3/8" x 9 

5/8" rectangular 

72 

Livesley, Powell & Co. Cookie plate on foot - 11 1/2" long x 

9 5/8" wide 

71 

Chinese Shape Unmarked Ladle - soup - 11 1/2" long 166 

Classic Gothic Alcock Sauce tureen - lid, bowl, and 

underplate 

123 

T. Goodfellow Pitcher - 9" tall 111 

Unmarked Vegetable tureen with lid - 7" tall, 8 

5/8" diameter 

110 

Clio Steubenville Pottery Co. Ewer - round - 11 1/2" tall 49 

Columbia Shape Clementson Compote on pedestal 66 

Corn and Oats J. Wedgwood Basin and ewer. Ewer: 12 1/2" tall 59 

Crabstock Dozen Attributed to James Edwards Tazza (cookie plate) on pedestal - 10" 

x 8 3/4" - rare 

26 

Cupid - High Relief Unmarked Pitcher with pewter lid 51 

Empress Wm. Adams & Sons Cookie plate on pedestal - 5 1/4" tall, 

6 sided, 8 3/8" diameter 

35 

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Fig/Union Davenport Baker - rectangular - 7 1/4" long x 5 

1/2" wide 

154 

Pickle dish 40 

Platter - 13 1/2" long 139 

Wedgwood Gravy boat 85 

Platter - 8 sided - 18 1/8" x 14 1/4" 140 

Sugar bowl with lid - 7" tall, 5" 

diameter at lip 

36 

Teapot - 9 1/2" tall 46 

Fig/Union (possibly) Davenport Cake stand on pedestal - 3 1/2" tall, 9 

5/16" diameter 

82 

Fleur-de-Lis Chain Wedgwood & Co. Butter dish - round - lid, bowl, and 

insert 

70 

Fluted Pearl Wedgwood Sauce tureen - 3 pieces - lid, bowl, 

underplate 

169 

Fluted Scallop Powell & Bishop Compote (apple bowl) on pedestal - 5 

1/2" tall 

34 

Forget-Me-Not E. C. Challinor Compote - oval 53 

Henry Alcock & Co. Ewer - 12 1/2" tall 67 

Wood, Rathbone Brush box with lid - also known as 

razor or vanity box 

92 

Fuchsia J. & G. Meakin Vegetable tureen with lid - 5 3/4" tall, 

10 1/2" long x 6 1/4" wide 

81 

Full Panel Gothic Unmarked Pitcher - 9 1/2" tall 157 

Full Ribbed Pankhurst Pickle dish 143 

Teapot - Child's 10 

Gothic James Edwards Cake stand with bell handle and 

pedestal - 9 1/4" tall, 11 3/4" 

diameter - rare 

100 

W. Adams & Sons Ewer - 11 1/2" tall 107 

William Ridgway Baker - 8 1/2" x 10 1/2" 91 

Grand Loop J. F. Teapot - large 170 

Grape Cluster with Chain Henry Burgess Child's tea service - 23 pieces - 5 3/4" 

tall teapot, 4 3/4" tall sugar bowl, 3 

1/2" tall creamer, waste bowl, 5 cups 

with handles, 6 saucers, 6 plates 

148 

Grape Octagon Red Cliff Soup tureen 164 

Unmarked Sugar bowl and lid - child's size 144 

Havre John Edwards Toddy bowl with lid - 10" x 8 1/2" 15 

Hebe Shape John Alcock Ladle - soup - 12" long 4 

Hill Shape (Medallion Scroll) J. Clementson Sugar bowl with lid 128 

Unmarked - attributed to J. 

Clementson 

Soup tureen - 2 pieces (lid and bowl) - 

10 1/2" tall, 14 1/2" long x 7" wide 

Honeysuckle Unmarked Ewer 113 

Hyacinth Wedgwood & Co. Basin - 14" diameter 52 

Plates - 10" diameter - set of 8 29 

Ivy Wreath John Meir Platter - 14 1/4" 31 

Late Victorian Mellor & Co., Etruria (also 

known as Cook Pottery Co.) 

Ewer - round - 11 1/4" tall 183 

Laurel Wreath (Victory Shape) Elsmore & Forster Vegetable tureen with lid 12 


65




Lily of the Valley Unmarked Brush box with lid 116 

Lily of the Valley with Thumbprint J. F. Vegetable tureen with lid - oval 129 

Lily Shape Henry Burgess Ewer 5 

Moss Rose J. & G. Meakin Pickle dish 158 

New York Shape Clementson Vegetable tureen with lid - extra large 

- 8 1/2" tall, 13 1/2" long x 8" wide 

151 

Hughes, Bennett & Co. - Note the Vegetable tureen with lid 

unusual mark 

150 

No. 5 Shape E. Pearson Soup tureen - lid, bowl and underplate 61 

Nut with Bud John Meir & Son Teapot with lid 54 

Open Rose James Edwards Basket with handle and 3 small feet - 

rare 

145 

Oyster Plates Bennington possibly Oyster plates - set of 6 - hexagonal - 

9 1/4" 

146 

Panelled Johnson Bros. Basin and ewer. Ewer: 11 3/4" tall. 

Basin: 4 7/8" tall and 14" diameter 

42 

Panelled Grape J. F. Coffee pot with lid - very large - 11" 

tall 

180 

Panelled Leaf J. & G. Meakin Master pickle dish 93 

Panelled Lily Pankhurst Sauce tureen - lid, bowl, and 

underplate 

76 

Paris Shape John Alcock Platter - 18" 63 

Pedestalled Gothic James Edwards Sugar bowl with lid 182 

Pierced Scroll Attributed to J. & G. Alcock or 

James Edwards 

Fruit basket - rare 126 

Mark reads "White Granite" and Basket underplate - reticulated - 11" 1 

is attributed to Alcock. long x 10 5/8" wide 

Plain 1. Edward Clarke 

Pair of 2 oval platters 

115 

2. W. B. & Co., Fenton (W. Baker 1. 16" long x 11" wide 

& Co. 

2. 16 1/2" long x 12 1/4" wide 

1. Richard Alcock 

Group of 5 soup plates 

28 

2. James F. Wileman 

1. Set of 2 - 9 7/8" diameter 

2. Set of 3 - 9" diameter 

K. T. & K. Pitcher - 7 1/2" tall 13 

Meakin Syrup pitcher 132 

T. & R. Boote Ewer - 13" tall 87 

Unmarked Egg cups - set of 4 - 4 3/8" tall, 2 

3/4" diameter 

55 

Egg cups - set of 4 - 4" tall, 2 3/4" 

diameter 

56 

Unmarked with the exception of Group of 9 creamers accepted as part 11 

one which is marked "Mellor". of a 75-piece collection consigned to 

the WICA Auction. 

Plain Uplift 1. J. Wedgwood 

Group of 3 items accepted as part of a 41 

2. J. & G. Meakin 

75-piece collection consigned to the 

3. Meakin & Co. 

WICA Auction: 

1. Soup tureen lid and bowl 

2. Vegetable tureen lid and bowl 

3. Sugar bowl with lid 





Plain with the exception of the 

pickle dish and one Wheat & 

Clover cup 

Plain with the exception of the 

waste bowl which is Chelsea 

Various including Wilkinson, 

John Edwards, Johnson Bros., 

Alfred Meakin, Charles Meakin, 

J. & G. Meakin, Wedgwood & 

Co., and some American 

Various including Alfred 

Meakin, J & G Meakin, Johnson 

Bros., T & R Boote, Burgess, 

John Edwards, Wilkinson Ltd., 

Greenwood China 

Partial dinner sevice - 34 pieces 

including five 9 3/4" plates, one 9 

1/4" plate, seven 8 7/8" plates, 4 

oval platters, 4 nappies, two 9 3/4" 

soup plates, 6 handleless cups, 2 

saucers, 1 waste bowl, 1 round 

scalloped rim bowl, 1 pickle dish 

Partial dinner service - 31 pieces 

including five 9 3/4" plates, eight 8 

7/8" plates, one 7 3/4" plate, 3 oval 

platters, 3 huge cups with saucers, 2 

cups w/o saucers, 3 nappies, 1 square 

scalloped rim bowl, 1 waste bowl, and 

Plain: scuttle mug 

Unmarked 

1 pickle dish 

Scuttle mug and soap block. Scuttle 9 

Scalloped rim: soap block 

mug: 3 5/8" tall. Soap block: 4 1/2" 

x 3 3/8" rectangular 

Plain: shaving mug and soap Shaving mug: unmarked. Shaving mug, soap block, and brush 109 

block 

Soap block: Knowles, Taylor vase. Shaving mug: 3 1/4" tall x 3 

Iona: brush vase 

and Knowles 

5/8" diameter. Soap block: 4 1/2" x 

Brush vase: attributed to Powell 3 5/8" rectangular. Brush vase: 4 

& Bishop 

3/4" tall 

Potomac Shape W. Baker Vegetable tureen with lid - oval 147 

W. Baker & Co. Ewer - 12" tall 77 

Prairie Shape Clementson Soup tureen - bowl and lid 45 

President Shape J. Edwards Baker - 11 5/16" x 8 7/8" 48 

Posset bowl with lid 39 

Posset cups - set of 2 78 

79 

80 

Teapot 2 

Vegetable bowl - round - 11 1/4" 

diameter 

20 

John Edwards Basin and ewer 75 

Ribbed Floral W. & E. Corn Brush vase - square 17 

Ribbed Raspberry with Bloom J. & G. Meakin Posset cups - set of 2 58 

Teapot with lid 73 

Ribboned Oak W. & E. Corn Mug - 3 1/4" tall, 3 3/8" diameter 106 

Rolling Star James Edwards Platter - rectangular - 15" long 21 

Rose and Thistle - High Relief Unmarked Pitcher - 7 1/2" tall - rare 103 

Round Scallop I. Meir Plates - set of 4 - 9 1/2" dia. 138 

Royal Unmarked, attributed to Burgess Creamer - 6" tall 

& Goddard 

179 

Royal (Lion's Head) John Edwards Teapot with lid - 9 1/4" tall 133 

Maddock & Co. Teapot - 9" tall 124 

Scallop Shell Border Mellor, Taylor & Co. Brush vase - one piece - round 175 

Scalloped Greenwood China Platters - rectangular - set of 2 - 9 

5/8" long x 7" wide 

127 

Scalloped Decagon/Cambridge 

Shape 

J. Wedgwood Basin - 12 7/8" diameter 134 


47 

68




Sevres Shape John Edwards Soup tureen - lid, bowl and original 

ladle 

120 

Shakespeare Copeland Spode Pitcher - figural 174 

Sharon Arch/Erie Shape Davenport Basin and ewer. Basin: 14" in dia.; 

ewer: 11 1/2" tall 

161 

Vegetable tureen with lid 7 

J. Wedgwood Teapot with lid - 9 3/4" tall 62 

Vegetable tureen with lid - 12" long 8 

Simplicity J. W. Pankhurst & Co. Vegetable tureen with lid - 12" x 6" 

tall 

33 

Square Open Flower James Edwards Teapot - 8 7/8" tall 96 

Square Ridged H. Burgess Gravy boat 44 

Swan Unmarked Figural vase - swan - 8" tall 69 

Sydenham Red Cliff Ewer - child's 171 

Sydenham Shape T. & R. Boote Cup/children's plates - 4" diameter - 

set of 4 

136 

Pickle dish 156 

Platter - oval - 14" long x 10" wide 181 

Platters - nest of 3 - oval - 16", 18 

1/4", and 19 3/4" 

142 

Soup plates - set of 3 - 10" diameter 74 

Syracuse Iroquois China Creamer - Utilitarian - 6 5/8" tall 25 

Tulip Shape Elsmore & Forster Ewer - 12" tall 155 

Twelve Panel Gothic Attributed to Venables & Mann Pitcher - 8 1/4" tall 60 

Unknown Imperial China Warranted Ladle - 10 1/2" long, 4" diameter 57 

James Edwards Candle holder with snuffer - 3 3/4" 

tall - rare 

105 

Unknown - Floral Edge Unmarked Compote on pedestal 163 

Utilitarian Unmarked Creamer - Utilitarian - 6 1/8" tall 24 

Venetia Shape (Winding Vine) T. & R. Boote Cookie plate - scalloped edge - 10 

3/4" diameter 

130 

Victor Shape F. Jones Gravy boat 3 

Virginia Shape Unmarked - attributed to 

Brougham & Mayer 

Gravy boat 176 

Walled Octagon J. F. Platter - 14 1/2" 108 

Teapot with lid 141 

Wheat Burgess & Goddard Brush vase with underplate 135 

Turner & Goddard Plates - set of 4 - 8 1/2" dia. 43 

Turner, Goddard & Co. Sauce tureen - lid, bowl, and 

underplate 

32 

Unmarked Mug 23 

W. E. Corn Brush vase 22 

Wallace & Chetwynd Daily bread plate - oval with pierced 

handles. Embossment reads "Give Us 

This Day Our Daily Bread”. 

112 

Wheat & Clover Ford & Challinor Teapot - large 38 

Tomkinson Bros. Mug 64 

Turner & Tomkinson Ewer 121 

Teapot 37 

Wheat and Hops Mark not clear Soup tureen - lid and bowl - oval 177 





Unmarked Sauce tureen - 2 pieces (lid and bowl) - 

6 1/4" tall, 8" long x 3 7/8" wide 

186 

Wheat in the Meadow Powell & Bishop Teapot 83 

White Ironstone - Book 1 Jean Wetherbee White Ironstone - Book 1 114 

WICA Logo Pendant and Chain Handcrafted by silversmith and Sterling silver WICA logo pendant with 95 

WICA member Norman K. chain - one of a kind and made and 

Dann, Ph.D. Norm is professor donated to WICA for its fundraising 

emeritus, Morrisville State 

College. His retirement hobbies 

are creating in sterling silver - 

especially historical plaques 

and reusing damaged silver 

pieces, and research, writing, 

and speaking on the reform era. 

His biography of abolitionist 

Gerrit Smith was published in 

February, 2009. 

efforts. Estimated value: $35. 

WICA Mugs and Wooden Carrier (blank) Set of 2 WICA mugs and wooden 

carrier 

178 

Wrapped Sydenham C. & W. K. Harvey Vegetable tureen with lid 173 

Unmarked Gravy boat - 6" tall, 6 1/2" long 102 

Wreath of Leaves Burgess & Leigh Soup tureen - 2 pieces - lid and bowl 6 

Auctioneer 

and 

Clerk 

Many Thanks To The WICA Auction Team Members For Their Help With The Auction 

Consignment 

Transfer to 

Table Stations Auction Support 

Consignment 

Auction Advisor and 

Check-In 

Check-Out Legal Counsel 

Dennis Jackson Rick Armbruster Diane Dorman Wes Diemer Dale Abrams Tom Moreland 

Adele Armbruster Ted Brockey Don Martin Jim Kerr Diane Dorman 

Barbara Brown Soni Martin Jim Miller Patty Spahr Hitt 

Bob Hohl Judith Whitmore John Yunginger Bob Hohl 

Jim Kerr Tom Whitmore Rick Armbruster Craig Mattice 

Tom Lautenschlager 

Ed Rigoulot 

Gloria Weatherby 

Harry Moseley 

Photographs 

Consignors and Donors 

Ernie and Bev Dieringer and Their Photographic Library 

Auction Catalog Created by Adele Armbruster 

WICA Off-Site Auction Co-Chair 




LOT 1: Basket underplate - 

reticulated - 11" long x 10 5/8" 

wide 

Body Style: Pierced Scroll 

Maker: Mark reads "White Granite" 

and is attributed to Alcock., 1848- 

1850 

5/8" section of reticulation missing, 

four 1/4" to 1" light-colored hairlines 

along rim, 1/8" flake on underside 

of rim 

LOT 2: Teapot 

Body Style: President Shape 

Maker: J. Edwards, Reg. 1856 

LOT 3: Gravy boat 

LOT 4: Ladle - 

soup - 12" long 

Body Style: Hebe 

Shape 

Maker: John Alcock, 

Reg. 1853 

Two small bullets on 

bowl - one on front 

and one on back; two 

tiny brown spots 

LOT 5: Ewer 

Body Style: Lily Shape 

Maker: Henry Burgess, 1864-1892 

Small stain, hairline on spout 

LOT 6: Soup tureen - 2 pieces - 

lid and bowl 

Body Style: Wreath of Leaves 

Maker: Burgess & Leigh, 1860s- 

1870s 

LOT 9: Scuttle mug and soap 

block. Scuttle mug: 3 5/8" tall. 

Soap block: 4 1/2" x 3 3/8" 

rectangular 

Body Style: Scuttle mug: Plain 

Soap block: Scalloped rim 

Maker: Unmarked, 1880s 

Scuttle mug: 1" hairline at rim. 

Soap block: excellent 

LOT 10: Teapot - Child's 

Body Style: Full Ribbed 

Maker: Pankhurst, 1855 

No steam hole in lid 

LOT 11: Group of 9 creamers 

accepted as part of a 75-piece 

collection consigned to the WICA 

Auction. AS IS. ALL FOR ONE $ 

CHOICE - LOT 7 AND/OR LOT 8 

Vegetable tureen with lid 

Sharon Arch/Erie Shape, 

Reg. 1861 

Body Style: Victor Shape 

Maker: F. Jones, Reg. 1868 

Body Style: Varied 

Maker: All are unmarked with the 

exception of one which is marked 

"Mellor". 1880s-1900 

AS IS. Bidders are responsible for 

reviewing the items in this lot. Four 

are in good condition. Of the 

LOT 7: Maker: Davenport 

LOT 8: - 12" long. 

Maker: J. Wedgwood. 

Slight roughness under handles, slight 

discoloration top rim of base 

remaining five, two each have a 

hairline in the handle, one has a chip 

and is discolored, another has a chip 

and hairline on the rim and a chip on 

the lip, and the last has two rim chips. 




LOT 12: Vegetable tureen with 

lid 

Body Style: Laurel Wreath (Victory 

Shape) 

Maker: Elsmore & Forster, Reg. 1867 

Possible discoloration on top rim of 

base 

LOT 13: Pitcher - 7 1/2" tall 

Body Style: Plain 

Maker: K. T. & K., 1880s-1900 

Slight discoloration on handle and lip 

LOT 14: Plates - set of 3 - 10 

1/2" dia. 

Body Style: Triple Border 

Maker: James Edwards & Son, 1854- 

1876 

One has an ash mark, another has 

underglaze crazing. 

SOLD AS 3 X $ 

LOT 15: Toddy bowl with lid - 

10" x 8 1/2" 

Body Style: Havre 

Maker: John Edwards, Reg. 1866 

One small chip on inside rim of lid 

LOT 16: Basin and ewer. Basin: 

4 3/4" tall x 14 1/4" diameter. 

Ewer: 12 1/4" tall 

Body Style: Ewer: Brocade. Basin: 

Plain 

Maker: Alfred Meakin, 1880s 

Ewer: 5" faint hairline on side. 

Basin: minor wear in center of bowl 

LOT 17: Brush vase - square 

Body Style: Ribbed Floral 

Maker: W. & E. Corn, Reg. 1885 

Three small nicks under bottom 

LOT 18: Pitcher - 8" tall 

Body Style: Blanket Stitch 

Maker: John Maddock & Sons, 1880- 

1896 

LOT 19: Soup plate - 10" 

diameter 

Body Style: Ceres Shape 


LOT 20: Vegetable bowl - round 

- 11 1/4" diameter 



Shows wear 




LOT 21: Platter - rectangular - 

15" long 

Body Style: Rolling Star 

Maker: James Edwards, 1842-1854 

Crazing and kiln debris 

LOT 22: 

Brush vase 

Body Style: 

Wheat 

Maker: W. E. 

Corn, 1860s- 

1880s 

LOT 23: Mug 

Body Style: Wheat 

Maker: Unmarked, 1860s-1880s 

Tiny edge flake 

CHOICE - LOT 24 AND/OR LOT 

25 

Utilitarian Creamers 

LOT 24: 6 

1/8" tall 

Body 

Style: 

Utilitarian 

Maker: 

Unmarked, 

Tiny 

hairline at 

lip, possibly a glaze flaw 

LOT 25: 

6 5/8" 

tall 

Body 

Style: 

Syracuse 

Maker: 

Iroquois 

China 

LOT 26: Tazza (cookie plate) on 

pedestal - 10" x 8 3/4" - rare 

Body Style: Crabstock Dozen 

Maker: Attributed to James Edwards, 

1840s-1850s 


lid - round - 9" diameter at rim, 

11" diameter handle to handle 

Body Style: Cable and Bar Type 

Maker: Wyllie & Son, 1875-1883 

1/4" hairline in bowl, 1/16" clay 

separation on lid 

LOT 28: 

Group of 

5 soup 

plates 

1. Set of 

2 - 9 

7/8" 

diameter 

2. Set of 

3 - 9" diameter 


Maker: 1. Richard Alcock 

2. James F. Wileman, 1. 1870-1881 

2.1870-1892 

SOLD AS 5 X $ 

LOT 29: Plates - 10" diameter - 

set of 8 

Body Style: 

Hyacinth 

Maker: 

Wedgwood 

& Co., 

1860s 

Slight 

discoloration 

to several of 

the plates 

and some 

show stilt marks or slight kiln grit. No 

hairlines or damage. 

SOLD AS 8 X $ 

LOT 30: Group of 6 items 



Auction. AS IS. Bidders are 

responsible for reviewing the items in 

this lot. SOLD AS ALL FOR ONE $. 

1. Wedgwood Fig/Union 

Vegetable tureen with lid - 7" 

tall, 12" long x 8 1/4" wide. Lid 

is a great spare part. Reg. 1856. 

Lid excellent. Base discolored 

and has hairline crack on bottom. 

2. Cups with non-matching 

Wedgwood saucers - 2 sets. 

Cups: 3 1/4" tall x 3 5/8". 

Saucers: 6" diameter. One saucer 

has a hairline and slight discoloration. 

3. J. W. Pankhurst Star Flower 

Coffee pot with lid - 10 1/2" tall. 

1860s. Badly chipped spout, 2 chips 

on exterior of lid. 

4. J. & G. Meakin Ladyfinger Scallop 

Baker - square - 8 1/2". Glaze flaw. 

5. J. & G. Meakin pickle dish - 9" 

long x 4 1/2" wide. Discolored, 

faint hairline on one edge, glaze 

imperfection on bottom. 

6. A. J. Wilkinson, Ltd. Maidenhair 

Fern vegetable tureen with lid - 5 

1/8" tall, 11 3/4" long x 6 1/4" 

wide. After 1896. Discolored on 

interior, wear on tops of handles, 

large chip top rim of lid, small chip 

inside rim of lid. 

LOT 31: Platter - 14 1/4" 

Body Style: Ivy Wreath 

Maker: John Meir, Reg. 1860 

Edge roughness, small stain 




LOT 32: Sauce tureen - lid, bowl, 

and underplate 


Maker: Turner, Goddard & Co., 

1860s 

Rim roughness and 1" discoloration on 

lid 


lid - 12" x 6" tall 

Body Style: Simplicity 

Maker: J. W. Pankhurst & Co., 1852- 

1882 

LOT 34: Compote (apple bowl) 

on pedestal - 5 1/2" tall 

Body Style: Fluted Scallop 

Maker: Powell & Bishop, 1866-1878 

LOT 35: Cookie plate on 

pedestal - 5 1/4" tall, 6 sided, 8 

3/8" diameter 

Body Style: Empress 

Maker: Wm. Adams & Sons, 1950- 

1972 

LOT 36: Sugar bowl with lid - 7" 

tall, 5" diameter at lip 

Body Style: Fig Union 

Maker: Wedgwood, 1856 

Some discoloration, small chips inside 

rim, slight rough feel top of one 

handle 

CHOICE - LOT 37 AND/OR 38 

Wheat & Clover Teapot 

LOT 37: Maker: Turner & Tomkinson, 

1860-1872. 

Spout tip repair (barely visible) 

LOT 38: Large size. 

Maker: Ford & Challinor, 1865-1880. 

LOT 39: Posset bowl with lid 



LOT 40: Pickle dish 

Body Style: Fig/Union 

Maker: Davenport, Reg. 1856 

Small flake and chip on underside 






this lot. SOLD AS ALL FOR ONE $. 

Body Style: Plain Uplift – 1870s 

1. J. Wedgwood soup tureen lid 

and bowl. Soup tureen has 

hairline crack on bowl and chip 

inside lid rim. 

2. J. & G. Meakin vegetable 

tureen lid and bowl. Lid has chip 

on top rim, hairline, chip inside lip, 

and tiny wear on top of finial. 

3. Meakin & Co. sugar bowl 

with lid. Hairline near one 

handle and hairline on bottom. 




LOT 42: Basin and ewer. Ewer: 

11 3/4" tall. Basin: 4 7/8" tall 

and 14" diameter 

Body Style: Panelled 

Maker: Johnson Bros., 1880s-1890s 

Ewer: 1/4" flake on bottom, glaze 

wear at lower edge of mold mark, 

several glaze hairlines and small 

spiders on interior. 

Basin: 1 1/2" crack in center, glaze 

spider on underside of bowl. 

LOT 43: Plates - set of 4 - 8 1/2" 

dia. 


Maker: Turner & Goddard, 1867- 

1874 

Extremely minor glaze wear 

SOLD AS 4 X $ 


Body Style: Square Ridged 

Maker: H. Burgess, Reg. 1886 

Hairline at handle under glaze, some 

crazing 

LOT 45: Soup tureen - bowl and 

lid 

Body Style: Prairie Shape 

Maker: Clementson, Reg. 1861 

Small chip at ladle opening; small 

spots of discoloration on one side of 

base, top rim, and under bottom 

LOT 46: Teapot - 9 1/2" tall 


Maker: Wedgwood, Reg. 1856 

LOT 47: Partial dinner sevice - 

34 pieces including five 9 3/4" 

plates, one 9 1/4" plate, seven 8 

7/8" plates, 4 oval platters, 4 

nappies, two 9 3/4" soup 

plates, 6 handleless cups, 2 

saucers, 1 waste bowl, 1 round 

scalloped rim bowl, 1 pickle 

dish. SOLD AS ALL FOR ONE $ 

Body Style: Plain with the exception 

of the pickle dish and one Wheat and 

Clover cup 

Maker: Various including Wilkinson, 

John Edwards, Johnson Bros., Alfred 

Meakin, Charles Meakin, J. & G. 

Meakin, Wedgwood & Co., and some 

American, 1880s-1900 with the 

exception of the Wheat and Clover 

cup 

Condition varies by item - some 

excellent, some show wear, three with 

one or more bull's eyes, six with one 

or more small flakes or chips, one 

with 1/4" hairline, one discolored 

LOT 48: Baker - 11 5/16" x 8 

7/8" 



Utensil marks and two bubble pops, 

one on inner rim and one on outer rim 

LOT 49: Ewer - round - 11 1/2" 

tall 

Body Style: Clio 

Maker: Steubenville Pottery Co. 

1890-1895 

LOT 50: Pickle dish - 8 1/4" long 

Body Style: Wheat in the Meadow or 

Prairie Flowers 

Maker: Powell & Bishop, 1866-1878 

Two light, pinpoint size dots 




LOT 51: Pitcher with pewter lid 

Body Style: Cupid - High relief 


Some damage to pewter lid 

LOT 52: Basin - 14" diameter 

Body Style: Hyacinth 

Maker: Wedgwood & Co., Late 

1860s 

One outer rim flake; three 1/16" 

bull's eyeS interior of basin 

LOT 53: Compote - oval 

Body Style: Forget-Me-Not 

Maker: E. C. Challinor, 1862-1891 

LOT 54: Teapot with lid 

Body Style: Nut with Bud 

Maker: John Meir & Son, 1860s- 

1870s 

Flake on inner rim of teapot; tiny 

flake at inner rim of lid 


Egg Cups – Set of 4 – Plain – 

Unmarked - 1880s-1900 

SOLD AS 4 X $ 

LOT 55: 4 3/8" tall, 2 3/4" 

diameter. One has a very small rim 

chip. 

LOT 56: 4" tall, 2 3/4" diameter 

LOT 57: Ladle - 10 1/2" long, 4" 

diameter 

Body Style: Unknown 

Maker: Imperial China Warranted 

1880s 

Discolored 

LOT 58: Posset cups - set of 2 

Body Style: Ribbed Raspberry with 

Bloom 

Maker: J. & G. Meakin, 1860s 

One has minor staining 

SOLD AS 2 X $ 

LOT 59: Basin and ewer. Ewer: 

12 1/2" tall 

Body Style: Corn and Oats 

Maker: J. Wedgwood, Reg. 1863 


Body Style: Twelve Panel Gothic 

Maker: Attributed to Venables & 

Mann, Reg. 1853 

Two 1 1/2" hairlines at lip 




LOT 61: Soup tureen - lid, bowl 


Body Style: No. 5 Shape 

Maker: E. Pearson, Reg. 1853 

Glaze flake on lid rim 

LOT 62: Teapot with lid - 9 3/4" 

tall 

Body Style: Sharon Arch/Erie Shape 


Small flake inner rim of teapot 

LOT 63: Platter - 18" 

Body Style: Paris Shape 

Maker: John Alcock, Reg. 1857 

LOT 64: Mug 

Body Style: Wheat & Clover 

Maker: Tomkinson Bros., 1867-1870 

Small edge roughness 

LOT 65: Soup tureen - 2 pieces 

(lid and bowl) - 10 1/2" tall, 14 

1/2" long x 7" wide 

Body Style: Hill Shape (Medallion 

Scroll) 

Maker: Unmarked - attributed to J. 

Clementson, Reg. 1860 

Hairline near ladle opening, slight 

hairline side of tureen 

LOT 66: Compote on pedestal 

Body Style: Columbia Shape 


Handle professionally restored, base 

chip professionally restored 

LOT 67: Ewer - 12 1/2" tall 


Maker: Henry Alcock & Co., 1860- 

1869 

LOT 68: Partial dinner service - 

31 pieces including five 9 3/4" 

plates, eight 8 7/8" plates, one 7 

3/4" plate, 3 oval platters, 3 

huge cups with saucers, 2 cups 

w/o saucers, 3 nappies, 1 

square scalloped rim bowl, 1 

waste bowl, and 1 pickle dish. 

SOLD AS ALL FOR ONE $. 

Body Style: Plain with the exception 

of the waste bowl which is Chelsea 

Maker: Various including Alfred 

Meakin, J & G Meakin, Johnson Bros., 

T & R Boote, Burgess, John Edwards, 

Wilkinson Ltd., Greenwood China, 

1880s-1900 with the exception of 

the two Wilkinson Ltd. cups 

Condition varies by item - some 

excellent, some show wear, three with 

bull's eyes, one cup and saucer have 

chips 

LOT 69: Figural vase - swan - 8" 

tall 

Body Style: Swan 


2" extremely faint hairline vertical to 

foot 

LOT 70: Butter dish - round - lid, 

bowl, and insert 

Body Style: Fleur-de-Lis Chain 

Maker: Wedgwood & Co., 1890s 




CHOICE - LOT 71 AND/OR LOT 

72 

Cherry Scroll cookie plate on 

foot 

LOT 71: 11 1/2" long x 9 5/8" 

wide 

Maker: Livesley, Powell & Co., 1851- 

1865 

Discoloration, chip on rim, wear and 

small chips 

LOT 72: 11 3/8" x 9 5/8" 

rectangular 

Maker: J. F., 1860s 

5/8" chip on underside of rim 


Body Style: Ribbed Raspberry with 

Bloom 


Professionally reset finial 

LOT 74: Soup plates - set of 3 - 

10" diameter 

Body Style: 

Sydenham 

Shape 

Maker: T. & 

R. Boote, 

Reg. 1853 

One crazed 

SOLD AS 3 

X $ 

LOT 75: Basin and ewer 



Basin: rubs to edge; wear and 

dullness to glaze in bottom 

LOT 76: Sauce tureen - lid, bowl, 


Body Style: Panelled Lily 

Maker: Pankhurst, 1860 

Slight staining on bottom of bowl 

LOT 77: Ewer - 12" tall 

Body Style: Potomac Shape 

Maker: W. Baker & Co., Reg. 1863 

CHOICE - LOTS 78 AND/OR 79 

AND/OR 80. 

Posset cups – set of 2 in each lot 



LOT 78: SOLD AS 2 X $ 



Minor staining 


lid - 5 3/4" tall, 10 1/2" long x 6 

1/4" wide 

Body Style: Fuchsia 

Maker: J. & G. Meakin, Reg. 1869 

Chip inside lid rim 

LOT 82: Cake stand on pedestal 

- 3 1/2" tall, 9 5/16" diameter 

Body Style: Possibly Fig 

Maker: Davenport, 1850s 

3/16" nick on foot ring underside and 

1 1/8" very faint hairline on rim 

LOT 83: Teapot 

Body Style: Wheat in the Meadow 

Maker: Powell & Bishop, Reg. 1869 




LOT 84: Creamer 

Body Style: Berlin Swirl 

Maker: Mayer & Elliott, Reg. 1856 

Professional restoration of hairline 




LOT 86: Plates - set of 4 - 8 3/4" 

diameter 



Very minor glaze wear on one plate 

SOLD AS 4 X $ 


Ewer – Plain Round 

LOT 87: 13" tall 

Maker: T. & R. 

Boote, 1880s 

1/2" chip on foot 

ring and 1 1/4" 

hairline on foot 

ring 

LOT 88: 12" 

tall 

Maker: Homer 

Laughlin, 

1877-1900 

LOT 89: Teapot with lid - large 

Body Style: Berlin Swirl 

Maker: Liddle & Elliott, Reg. 1856 

Small professional restorations of chip 

and lid edge 

LOT 90: Well and tree platter - 8 

sided - 20 1/4" x 15 3/4" - huge 

Body Style: 1851 Octagon 

Maker: T. & R. Boote, Reg. 1851 

1/8" manufacturing stilt flaw 

LOT 91: Baker - 8 1/2" x 10 

1/2" 

Body Style: Gothic 

Maker: William Ridgway, 1834- 

1854 

Few tan marks, possibly ash, under 

the glaze along the edge 

LOT 92: Brush box with lid - 

also known as razor or vanity 

box 


Maker: Wood, Rathbone, 1860s 

Slight discoloration inside bottom 

LOT 93: Master pickle dish 

Body Style: Panelled Leaf 


Small chip under edge 

LOT 94: Posset bowl with lid - 

10 5/8" tall. Bowl is 10" in 

diameter and 7" tall . 



Lid has 1/8" flake on side of exterior 

rim. Bowl has one very faint hairline 

near each handle--one is 1 1/2" long 

and the other is 3 3/4" long. 




LOT 95: Sterling silver WICA 

logo pendant with chain - one of 

a kind and made and donated to 

WICA for its fundraising efforts. 

Estimated value: $35. 

Maker: Handcrafted by silversmith 

and WICA member Norman K. Dann, 

Ph.D. Norm is professor emeritus, 

Morrisville State College. His 

retirement hobbies are creating in 

sterling silver - especially historical 

plaques and reusing damaged silver 

pieces, and research, writing, and 

speaking on the reform era. His 

biography of abolitionist Gerrit Smith 

was published in February, 2009. 

LOT 96: Teapot - 8 7/8" tall 

Body Style: Square Open Flower 

Maker: James Edwards, Reg. 1848 

CHOICE- LOT 97 AND/OR 98 

AND/OR 99 


Body Style: Cable 

J. & G. Meakin – 1870s-1880s 

LOT 97: 5 3/4" tall, 10 5/8" long 

Chip on rim, hairline on handle 

LOT 98: 6 3/4" tall, 12 7/8" long 

Hairline on lid 

LOT 99: 6" tall. Base: 8 5/8" x 

6 3/8" 

LOT 100: Cake stand with bell 

handle and pedestal - 9 1/4" 

tall, 11 3/4" diameter - rare 



Restoration at finial handle 

attachment point, two 1/8" flakes on 

rim and a 1/32" flake on rim 

LOT 101: Basin and ewer. 

Basin: 14" dia.; ewer: 11 1/2" 

tall 

Body Style: Plain or Simplicity 


Center of bowl has a small round 

blue mark under the glaze. 

LOT 102: Gravy boat - 6" tall, 6 

1/2" long 

Body Style: Wrapped Sydenham 


Slight hairline near handle and some 

discoloration 

LOT 103: Pitcher - 7 1/2" tall - 

high relief - rare 

Body Style: Rose and Thistle 


Wear at bottom of handle, hairline 

inside near handle, and hairline 

outside near lip 

LOT 104: Soup tureen - lid, 

bowl, and underplate 



Small chip under handle of tray 

LOT 105: Candle holder with 

snuffer - 3 3/4" tall - rare 

Body Style: Unknown 


Professionally restored snuffer 




LOT 106: Mug - 3 1/4" tall, 3 

3/8" diameter 

Body Style: Ribboned Oak 

Maker: W. & E. Corn, Reg. 1878 

1/2" area missing glaze on bottom, 

brown spot under handle 

LOT 107: Ewer - 11 1/2" tall 


Maker: W. Adams & Sons, 1840s- 

1850s 

LOT 108: Platter - 14 1/2" 

Body Style: Walled Octagon 

Maker: J. F., 1845-1870 

LOT 109: Shaving mug, soap 

block, and brush vase. Shaving 

mug: 3 1/4" tall x 3 5/8" 

diameter. Soap block: 4 1/2" x 

3 5/8" rectangular. Brush vase: 

4 3/4" tall 

Shaving mug 

Body style: Plain. Unmarked 

Brush vase 

Body style: Iona 

Attributed to Powell & Bishop, 1880s 

¾” chip at top rim 

Soap block 

Body style: Plain 

Maker: Knowles, Taylor and Knowles 

1/8” chip and ¼” hairline on side of 

foot. 


lid - 7" tall, 8 5/8" diameter 

Body Style: Classic Gothic 


LOT 111: Pitcher - 9" tall 


Maker: T. Goodfellow, 1840s 

LOT 112: Daily bread plate - 

oval with pierced handles. 

Embossment reads "Give Us 

This Day Our Daily Bread”. 


Maker: Wallace & Chetwynd, 1882- 

1901 

1/8" stilt mark flake on underside 

LOT 113: Ewer 

Body Style: Honeysuckle 


LOT 114: Book - White Ironstone 

Body Style: Book 1 

Maker: Jean Wetherbee, Copyright 

1974, Reprinted 1997 

LOT 115: Pair of 2 oval platters 

1. 16" long x 11" wide 

2. 16 1/2" long x 12 1/4" wide 


Maker: 1. Edward Clarke 

2. W. B. & Co., Fenton (W. Baker & 

Co., 1. 1865-1877 

2. 1860-1893 

SOLD 2 X $ 




LOT 116: Brush box with lid 

Body Style: Lily of the Valley 


Interior discoloration 

LOT 117: Ladle - soup 

Body Style: 1851 Generic 

Maker: Unmarked, 1851 


Cookie Plate – 9 ½” diameter 

Body Style: 1851 Round 


LOT 120: Soup tureen - lid, bowl 

and original ladle 

Body Style: Sevres Shape 


Excellent with the exception of 

orange spots near handles which 

appear to be under the glaze and 

possibly from the manufacturing 

process 

LOT 121: Ewer 

Body Style: Wheat and Clover 

Maker: Turner & Tomkinson, 1860- 

1872 

LOT 122: Compote - medium 

size - 4 7/8" tall and 9" 

diameter 



3/8" flake under rim of bowl, minor 

roughness on foot print of three feet 

LOT 123: Sauce tureen - lid, 

bowl, and underplate 


Maker: Alcock, 1850 

LOT 124: Teapot - 9" tall 

Body Style: Royal (Lion's Head) 

Maker: Maddock & Co., 1880s 

Potting flaw on foot ring 

LOT 125: Cupped Hands - 6 

3/8" long x 4 3/4" wide 

Body Style: Acorn and Leaf 


Glaze wear on thumb and some leaf 

tips 

LOT 126: Fruit basket - rare 

Body Style: Pierced Scroll 

Maker: Attributed to J. & G. Alcock or 

James Edwards, Reg. 1848 

Professional restoration at rim 

LOT 127: Platters - rectangular - 

set of 2 - 9 5/8" long x 7" wide 

Body Style: Scalloped 

Maker: Greenwood China, 1876 

SOLD AS 2 X $ 




LOT 128: Sugar bowl with lid 

Body Style: Hill Shape 

Maker: J. Clementson, Reg. 1860 

Flake on rim 


lid - oval 

Body Style: Lily of the Valley with 

Thumbprint 

Maker: J. F., 1845-1870 

LOT 130: Cookie plate - 

scalloped edge - 10 3/4" 

diameter 

Body Style: Venetia Shape (Winding 

Vine) 

Maker: T. & R. Boote, April 18, 1861 

Three small ash marks at vine and 

very minor glaze wear 

LOT 131: Mug 

1880s 

Body 

Style: 

Block 

Optic 

Maker: 

J. & G. 

Meakin, 

1870s- 

LOT 132: Syrup pitcher 


Maker: Meakin, 

Slightly discolored 

LOT 133: Teapot with lid - 9 

1/4" tall 

Body Style: Royal (Lion's Head) 


LOT 134: Basin - 12 7/8" 

diameter 

Body Style: Scalloped 

Decagon/Cambridge Shape 


Flake under outer rim 

LOT 135: 

Brush vase 

with 

underplate 

Body Style: 

Wheat 

Maker: 

Burgess & 

Goddard, 

1870s- 

1880s 

LOT 136: Cup plates - 4" 

diameter - set of 4 

Body Style: Sydenham Shape 


SOLD AS 4 X $ 




Minor brown dots 

LOT 138: Plates - set of 4 - 9 

1/2" dia. 

Body Style: Round Scallop 

Maker: I. Meir, 1845 

Utensil marks 

SOLD AS 4 X $ 





Fig/Union Platter 

LOT 139: 13 1/2" long 


LOT 140: 18 1/8" x 14 1/4" 



Body Style: Walled Octagon 

Maker: J. F., 1845-1870 

Professional restoration to edge of 

lip; professional restoration to hairline 

on handle 

LOT 142: Platters - nest of 3 - 

oval - 16", 18 1/4", and 19 3/4" 



Utensil marks from normal use 

SOLD AS 3 X $ 

LOT 143: 

Pickle dish 

Body Style: 

Full Ribbed 

Maker: 

Pankhurst, 

1860s 

LOT 144: 

Sugar bowl 

and lid - 

child's size 

rub on collar. Lid: inner rim 

roughness, glaze rub on finial 

LOT 145: Basket with handle 

and 3 small feet - rare 

Body 

Style: 

Grape 

Octag 

on 

Maker: 

Unmar 

ked, 

1850s 

Bowl: 

glaze 

line 

under 

bottom, 

glaze 

Body Style: Open Rose 

Maker: James Edwards, Reg. 1848 

LOT 146: Oyster plates - set of 6 

- hexagonal - 9 1/4" 

Maker: Bennington possibly 

SOLD AS 6 X $ 


lid - oval 

Body Style: Potomac Shape 

Maker: W. Baker, Reg. 1863 

Glaze rubs on handles 

LOT 148: Child's tea service - 23 

pieces - 5 3/4" tall teapot, 4 

3/4" tall sugar bowl, 3 1/2" tall 

creamer, waste bowl, 5 cups 

with handles, 6 saucers, 6 plates 

Body Style: Grape Cluster with Chain 

Maker: Henry Burgess, 1865 

Stilt mark chips on underside of 3 

saucers, very minor inner rim 

roughness on teapot and sugar bowl, 

rim roughness on one cup 

LOT 149: Teapot base - no lid 

Body Style: Atlantic Shape 





CHOICE - LOTS 150 AND/OR 

151 


Body Style: New York Shape 

Reg. 1858 by Clementson 

LOT 150: Maker: Hughes, Bennett & 

Co. - Note the unusual mark 

Minor glaze problems inside the bowl 

LOT 151: Extra large - 8 1/2" 

tall, 13 1/2" long x 8" wide 


Very small restoration underside 

edge of one handle 

LOT 152: Plates (deep) - 8" 

diameter - set of 5 



One bull's eye, some kiln debris 

SOLD AS 5 X $ 





responsible for reviewing the 

items in this lot. SOLD ALL FOR 

ONE $. 

1. Turner, Goddard & Co. Ceres 

Shape coffee pot with lid - 10 

1/4" tall. Hairline crack outside 

base. Lid may be used as a 

spare part. 

2. Plain plate - 9 1/2" diameter 

3. Plain platter - rectangular - 

10 5/8" long x 7 5/8" wide. 

Discolored, small hairline, 2 chips 

under rim (one large, one small) 

4. Plain sugar bowl with lid - 5" 

tall, 2 3/4" diameter at lip. 

Discolored, tiny chip on tip of 

finial, large chip on outside rim of 

lid, hairline in lid 

5. I. Meir & Son Pedestalled Gothic 

sugar bowl without lid - 4 1/2" tall, 

5 1/2" diameter at lip. 1850s. 

Large hairline and large 

discolored chip outside rim; rust 

discoloration inside hole drilled 

for drainage 

6. Child's tea service - 9 pieces 

including lids. Teapot - 5 1/2" tall. 

Sugar bowl - 3 1/2" tall. Creamer: 2 

1/2" tall. 2 cups: 2 1/2" tall x 2 

3/8" diameter. 2 saucers: 4 3/4" 

diameter. Teapot spout repaired, 

small chip inside rim. Sugar bowl 

missing handle. Creamer has chip 

and hairline. One cup has tiny 

chip. 

LOT 154: Baker - rectangular - 7 

1/4" long x 5 1/2" wide 



Glaze pop on edge, numerous bull's 

eyes, firing discoloration 

LOT 155: Ewer - 12" tall 

Body 

Style: 

Tulip 

Shape 

Maker: 

Elsmore 

& 

Forster, 

Reg. 

1855 




Minor chip restoration 


Body Style: Full Panel Gothic 


1/4" chip at lip, hairline crack at 

bottom of handle, hairline cracks 

inside, 3 hairline cracks along base, 

minor wear. 


Body Style: Moss Rose 

Maker: J. & G. Meakin, 1865 

Rim roughness 





Posset cups – set of 2 each lot – 

4” tall x 2 11/16” diameter. 

1851 Octagon 


EACH LOT SOLD AS 2 X $ 

LOT 161: Basin and ewer. 

Basin: 14" in dia.; ewer: 11 1/2" 

tall 

Body Style: Sharon Arch/Erie Shape 


Long hairline on basin bottom 

LOT 162: Punch bowl - extra 

large - 7 1/2" tall x 11 1/2" 

diameter 

Body Style: Plain Round 

Maker: Coxon & Co., 1863-1884 

1" hairline and 1/4" flake on rim 


Body Style: Unknown - Floral Edge 


Light staining 

LOT 164: Soup tureen 

Body Style: Grape Octagon 

Maker: Red Cliff, 1957-1977 


Body Style: Bordered Gooseberry 

Maker: Attributed to Wedgwood & 

Co., 1860 

1/8" diameter brown spot on outside, 

possibly from manufacturing process 

LOT 166: Ladle - soup - 11 1/2" 

long 

Body Style: Chinese Shape 


Tiny 1/8" glaze rub on side of handle 

near end 

LOT 167: Spare parts lot - 7 

items accepted as part of a 75piece 

collection consigned to the 

WICA Auction. Many spare 

parts. AS IS. Bidders are 


this lot. 

SOLD ALL FOR ONE $. 

1. W. E. Corn Centennial Shape 

coffee pot, wrong lid. Reg. 

1874. Hairline crack under base, 

spout repaired at base 

2. Wedgwood Sharon Arch 

vegetable tureen with lid - 5" 

tall, 12" long x 7" wide. Reg. 

1861. Finial missing, 2 chips top of 

lid, 1 chip inside lid, hairline near 

handle, hairline inside 

3. Cable soap box lid. Glaze 

imperfections near lid handle, 

possible repair 

4. J. W. Pankhurst & Co. Plain 

sauce tureen base - 8" long x 4 

¼” wide. Hairline crack on handle, 

hairline in bottom 

5. Fern sugar bowl with lid - 4 

3/4" tall, 3 1/2" diameter at lip. 

Lid missing finial 

6. Mellor, Taylor & Co. Lion’s 

Head sugar bowl without lid - 4 

1/4" tall, 3" x 4" at lip. Hairline 

cracks both handles, possible 

restoration 

7. Child's teapot base - 4 1/2" 

tall 

8. Wedgwood & Co. Simple 

Square vegetable tureen with lid 

- 4 3/4" tall, 7 1/4". Very large 

piece of one bottom corner broken, 

hairline cracks inside bottom 

LOT 168: Group of 3 pickle 

dishes accepted as part of a 75piece 


WICA Auction. AS IS. Bidders 

are responsible for reviewing the 

items in this lot. SOLD ALL FOR 1 

$ 




1. T. & R. Boote Sydenham 

Shape - 9 1/4" long – Reg. 

1853-54. 3 chips near rim, 2 

hairlines on interior 

2. DeSoto Shape - 9" long – 

possibly by Stephen Hughes & 

Son – Reg. 1855. Discolored 

3. Shell - 8 3/4" long – 1870s. 

Large chip on bottom, small chip on 

rim 

LOT 169: Sauce tureen - 3 pieces 

- lid, bowl, underplate 

Body Style: Fluted Pearl 


Two chips on foot of underplate 

LOT 170: Teapot - large 

Body Style: Grand Loop 

Maker: J. F., 1845-1870 

Tiny flake on spout, crazing 

LOT 171: Ewer - child's 

Body Style: Sydenham 

Maker: Red Cliff, 1957-1977 

LOT 172: Chowder tureen - 7" 

tall x 9" diameter 

Body Style: Cable. Chowder tureens 

in the Cable body style are rare. 

Maker: Cockson & Chetwynd, 

September, 1868 


lid 

Body Style: Wrapped Sydenham 

Maker: C. & W. K. Harvey, 1852 

Professionally reset finial, 

professional small chip restoration, 

minor staining 

LOT 174: Pitcher - figural 

Body Style: Shakespeare 

Maker: Copeland Spode 

LOT 175: Brush vase - one piece 

- round 

Body Style: Scallop Shell Border 

Maker: Mellor, Taylor & Co., 1880s 


Body Style: Virginia Shape 

Maker: Unmarked - attributed to 

Brougham & Mayer, Reg. 1855 

LOT 177: Soup tureen - lid and 

bowl - oval 

Body Style: Wheat and Hops 

Maker: Mark not clear, 1860S- 

1870S 

Three bull's eyes and some staining 

inside bowl 

LOT 178: Set of 2 WICA mugs 

and wooden carrier 




LOT 179: Creamer - 6" tall 

Body 

Style: 

Royal 

Maker: 

Unmarked, 

attributed 

to Burgess 

& 

Goddard, 

1880s 

LOT 180: Coffee pot with lid - 

very large - 11" tall 

Body Style: Panelled Grape 

Maker: J. F., 1850s 

Two minor flakes on inside rim of lid. 

Light discoloration on bottom of 

coffee pot. Inside rim of base has a 

1/8" flake and a 1/8" hairline. 

Hairline present in both the upper 

and lower attachment points of the 

handle. 

LOT 181: Platter - oval - 14" 

long x 10" wide 


Maker: T. & R. Boote, Reg. 1853-54 

Very small rust mark on top surface 


Body Style: Pedestalled Gothic 

Maker: James Edwards, 1840s-1850s 

Professional restoration of small finial 

chip 

LOT 183: Ewer - round - 11 1/4" 

tall 

Body Style: Late Victorian 

Maker: Mellor & Co., Etruria (also 

known as Cook Pottery Co.), 1900- 

1910 

Small hairline at center bottom, does 

not go through 

LOT 184: Teapot with lid - 9 

1/2" tall 

Body Style: Baltimore Shape 

Maker: Brougham & Mayer, 1856- 

1862 

Small flake under inner rim where lid 

rests, glaze spider on bottom which 

does not go through, some 

discoloration on top rim 


Body Style: Cable 

Maker: Unknown, 1880s 

LOT 186: Sauce tureen - 2 pieces 

(lid and bowl) - 6 1/4" tall, 8" 

long x 3 7/8" wide 

Body Style: Wheat and Hops 


One handle repaired 

LOT 187: Group of 19 decorated 

items accepted as part of a 75piece 


WICA Auction. AS IS. Bidders 

are responsible for reviewing the 

items in this lot comprised of 

decorated items, most of which are 

faded. SOLD ALL FOR ONE $. 

Included are a 12-piece child's 

tea service with a 3 1/4" tall 

teapot and lid, six 1" tall 

handled cups, and five 2 3/8" 

diameter saucers. Three 2 1/4" 

to 4" tall creamers (one with a 

chip), two 5 1/2" to 6 1/2" tall 

sugar bowls (one without a lid), 

one large 5 1/2" diameter cup 

with a rim hairline, and one 8 

1/2" square baker with a glaze 

flaw complete the lot.

White Ironstone China Association 15th Annual Live Auction

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