April 25, 2024
VINT STAFFORDSHIRE LIBERTY BLUE ROUND CVD SERVING BOWL
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This is beautiful, COVERED vintage 9 1/2" x 5" ROUND CASSEROLE OR SERVING BOWL.. This is a Staffordshire LIBERTY BLUE PATTERN, This platter is decorated with the Favorite Boston Tea Party...great ship scenes. Bright and Shiny, no chips or cracks, I don't believe it has been used. Fully marked on backside, as shown in photo. I also have the wonderful Soup Tureen.This is just ONE SET, part of a HUGE Estate collection of the favorite BLUE AND WHITE Staffordshire pattern, LIBERTY BLUE. This is a bold pattern. Each piece has a different Patriotic American Scene, with lovely Floral Border. I've got it all....and lots of it! I'm offering groups of the 9 7/8" Dinner plates, 8 3/4" Luncheon Plates, 8 3/4" Wide Rim Soup bowls, cup and saucer sets...the beautiful tall coffee mugs, Round and oval serving bowls, Huge 13 7/8" oval platter, AND the Beautiful Teapot, Covered Casserole Dish AND SOUP TUREEN!! All pieces listed are in wonderful condition, no chips or cracks...some light crazing on some pieces...most look like they have been stored away for years, or just been displayed behind glass. I have duplicates of some items, so please ask. I'm always happy to combine items for a shipping savings to you.I always have an eclectic variety of items on auction..please check them out.From a Southern California Estate, California residents will pay
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