A large Mason's Ironstone tureen, circa 1813-1820, of extravagant moulded form with applied gilded handles, insects and flowerheads to the waisted neck, impressed marks underside, 21 cm high
Masons Ironstone "Penang" patterned platter, circa 1850; a Masons fruit bowl, 20th century and a Ralph Stevenson & Son fruit bowl, circa 1825, (3 items), the platter 38 cm wide
A willow pattern meat platter, English, 19th century, Ironstone transferware platter in the classic blue willow pattern, unmarked to base, possibly Masons. Length 40.5 cm, width 32 cm Two various antique Mason's ironstone soup bowls including: Georgian ironstone bowl, painted Flower Vase decoration, impressed mark to base, circa 1825, and Victorian plate, Pagoda decorated, mark to base, diameter 25 cm, and 26 cm A Mason's Ironstone covered vase, second quarter 19th century, baluster shaped with a wide mouth and a pair of handles to the neck and shoulder… Masons plate, an early ironstone plate with hand painted Chinoiserie decorations A Masons 'Ironstone' table centrepiece double-handled. Oriental pattern, polychrome and blue and white, height 17 cm, diameter: 27 cm Three mid circa 19th Mason's Ironstone plates and other varying stylised patterns (one with old staple repair) together with Charles Mason plate Battle of Austerlitz pattern Early circa 19th Masons Ironstone bowl Mandarin pattern in famille rose palette together with other ironstone plate in Imari palette
A Masons Ironstone vase, circa 1860, pattern 1566, a gold and cobalt baluster vase with Japan style mon, panel and fan shapes embellished with various transferware oriental motifs scattered upon a scale ground; black backstamp and pattern number underside…
Two Masons Ironstone vases, circa 1813-1925 and after, a small cobalt bottle vase with gilded floral designs, and an oriental style high shouldered vase with a broad neck… A similar pair of large Mason's Ironstone Imari tankards, 19th century, circa 1830, each of generous proportions, decorated in Japanese Imari inspired patterns, flanked by a dolphin handle. Impressed marks to base. Each 14 cm high, 21.3 cm wide…
Four blue and white transfer ware serving dishes, comprised of one ovoid dish with handle decorated in 'Dr Syntax Sells Grizzle' pattern by James & Ralph Clews, England 1818-34… A pair of Mason's Ironstone Oriental style vases, early 20th century, post 1891 mark, of ovoid form, one yellow, the other orange, with identical decoration…
Two Victorian Mason's lidded vases, decorated with floral panels on a cobalt blue ground with gilt embellishment. Mason's ironstone mark to base, height 34 cm and 29 cm.
A Mason's Imari patent Ironstone comport, 1830-48 period, in 'Prunus bush'
pattern, the scallop moulded comport with a waisted base and twin leafy handles, decorated in muted Imari colours of deep blue, iron red, salmon with gilt enrichments…
A Mason's Ironstone 'Turner's Blue Willow' platter, circa 1815-20, the rectangular platter with
canted corners decorated with an oriental landscape enclosed by shaped floral and patterned borders, unmarked but with partial crescent style mark… A Mason's Ironstone swan handle vase, circa 1825, pattern 284, with a flaring undulating rim and a dimpled fluted body, decorated in an Imari palette with reserves of flora in vases and other motifs upon a cobalt ground…
A fine and rare Mason's botanical plate, circa 1820, with finely moulded and gilt enriched floral borders centred with a pink hibiscus bloom, 'Althea Frutex'… A Mason's Ironstone china Japanese brocade pattern dish, circa 1815-20, the lobe
edged dish with eight radiating panels of brocades and flora in an Imari palette, centred with a roundel of stylised flora; impressed marks underside, height 4…
A good Mason's Ironstone 'Japan' patterned plate, 1830-48 period, pattern 27899, the flute edged plate in a pastel palette of apple green, pink and lemon with peach and iron red highlights, centred with an oriental floral design…
A Mason's Ironstone plate, circa 1820, having a shaped rim and decorated over
all in blue and white with a floral, scale and scroll patterned rim and to the centre, two birds amidst peony flowers; underglaze stamp underside with crown and banner…
A Masons plate, circa 1812-20, a Chinese export ironstone armorial plate of the
Watson Ward family painted with rose swags in deep pink and purple to the rim, family arms to centre, marked patent Ironstone china underside. Diameter 24 cm
When was Mason's Vista made?Mason's Vista pattern is an ironstone transferware made in England by the Masons. It is attributed to Francis Morley who purchased the Charles Mason business and factories in 1848. Mason Vista's ironstone was largely made for export to the United States beginning in 1890.
When was Mason's Ironstone made?Mason ware, a sturdy English pottery known as Mason's Patent Ironstone China. It was first produced by C.J. Mason & Company in 1813 to provide a cheap substitute for Chinese porcelain, especially the larger vases.
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