Bidspirit auction | A Collection of Ten Continental

A Collection of Ten Continental Ceramic Table Wares, 18th Century and Later - A Collection of Ten Continental Ceramic Table Wares, 18th Century and Later   Comprising: a pair of English Liverpool ”Long Eliza” blue and white plates with shell edges, late 18th century; an English New Hall porcelain ”Pink Ribbon” plate, late 18th century, marked on the underside; an Italian English-style earthenware plate, possibly Nove, late 18th century; a transfer printed plate and tea caddy, probably English, early 19th century; an English Liverpool softpaste creamer, late 18th century; an English Castleford Pottery lidded sugar made for the American market featuring the Great Seal of the United States, c. 1800; an English Prattware molded teapot decorated with a labor of Hercules, c. 1800; and a French Chantilly porcelain floral decorated caudle cup and saucer, marked on the underside.   Dimensions: from 3 1/2in to 9 3/4in in diameter, the heights range from 1in to 5in.      Provenance:  From the estate of Dr. and Mrs. Martin Mandel    Condition: The tea caddy lacking lid with some chips to rim.  The caudle cup with approximate 2 in. vertical crack.  the teapot with chip to lid.  All with general nicks, marks and wear consistent with age and use.