Some of our other Blue and White printed pottery are on pages relating to specific manufacturers.
Stock number 2550 James Keeling, Hanley. Marked ‘Views in Mesopotamia’. Series introduced 1828. James Keeling operated 1790 -1832. No makers mark. No chips or cracks. Probably ‘Tomb of Zobeida’ width 10 1/4 inches. Price £85
Stock number 2551. Carey, Thomas and John. 1823- 1842. No makers mark. Marked ‘Litchfield Cathedral’ From the cathedral series. No chips or cracks. Width 10 1/4 inches. £87
Stock number 3428. Marked on rear Bologna. Italian interest. Clean and bright with no chips or cracks. Made by William Adams and Sons. Feint impressed Adams mark on rear. Size 9 1/2 inches. Price £45
Stock number 3435. Copeland & Garrett New Blanche mark on rear. Also marked ‘Richmond Hill’. Clean and bright with no chips or cracks. 10 inches across. 1833-1847 period mark. Price £68
Stock number 3410. Plate. Palladion Porch. Eastern View with camel. Maker unknown. Clean and bright with a minor scratch on face. Size 9 1/2 inches across. Price £45
Stock number 3374. Rogers Impressed mark. Circa 1820. Camel pattern shallow dish. Based on aquatint by Thomas Daniell titled Gate leading to a Musjed at Chunar Ghur. No chips or cracks clean and bright. Size 9 1/2 inches across. Overall depth 1 1/4 inches. Price £75
Stock number 3427. Elkin, Knight & Bridgewood. Marked Etruscan with the initials EKB. 1827 - 1840. No chips or cracks except the inner rim at the rear has a small chip. Width 10 1/2 inches. Price £75
