Lids without bases, bases without lids: this is the place to look for the part that you may be missing.

Item #	Description	Price
Click for more detail... 10044	Staffordshire Soap Box Drainer The white porcelain insert presented is designed for an octagonal soap box, probably a transferware item. Unfortunately we do not have it to offer. The draining insert measures just shy of 5 inches long by 3 1/2 inches wide it is 1 1/2 inches deep. This item is porcelain rather than ironstone. It shows some use rubbing on the corners. The rim also has one tiny glazed-over chiplet, done in the making.	Your Price: $25.00
Click for more detail... 10057	Holland & Green Staffordshire White Ironstone Teapot Lid, Gothic Shape The tea pot lid presented is Gothic Shape. It was made in the pottery of Holland and Green, c. 1850. It measures 3 3/4 inches wide from one side to the other. It bears the backstamp of the potter with pattern name. There is one little ding to the interior flange which is designed to fit inside the teapot. This is the only flaw.	Your Price: $25.00
Click for more detail... 13005	Staffordshire White Ironstone Large Lid, Gelson Brothers EAGLE (DIAMOND THUMBPRINT) We love this shape. It is known both as Eagle and Diamond Thumbprint Shape. Most interesting are two two facing eagles with beaks sharing a common item. The diamond and thumbprint designs decorate the sides of the lid. It measures 9 inches wide. On the underside is a 1 inch chip that has been filled. It does not show unless the lid is upended.	Your Price: $40.00
Click for more detail... 1045	Here is a white ironstone butter drainer, 4 1/2 inches wide. On the underside, the supportive ridge slants in design to accomodate the curves shape of the butter bowl it is designed to fit. Condition is fine - crazed but free of chips and cracks.	Your Price: $25.00
Click for more detail... 11000	Gelson White Ironstone Sugarbowl Lid, EAGLE (DIAMOND THUMBPRINT) SHAPE We love this shape. It is known both as Eagle Shape and Diamond Thumbprint. This is a sugar bowl lid measureing 3 1/2 inches wide. The sides have the thumbprint designs with diamons at the bottom of pattern name. The unique finial is two deagle heads which clutch a shared object between - fabulous shape! There are no chips or cracks, but under one of the eagle designs is a little firing line, done in the making and no considered damage.	Your Price: $35.00
Click for more detail... 13000	White Ironstone Sugarbowl Lid, SCALLOPED DECAGON Here is a lid to a sugar bowl in Scalloped Decagon Shape. Two potters made this shape, J. Wedgwood and Davenport. This one is unmarked. It measures 3 1/4 inches wide from one flat side to the other. It a little chip inside on the flange, the part that fits down into the sugarbowl. One corner does show some rubbing from use.	Your Price: $25.00
Click for more detail... 10323	Large Staffordshire White Ironstone Vegetable Tureen Lid, FIG SHAPE This gorgeous lid has an oversized fruit finial, a fig of pattern name. This is Fig Shape. This shape was made in both the Davenport and J. Wedgwood potteries. The shape was registered in 1856. Both potters made the vegetable tureens in smaller and larger shapes. This is the larger one. It measures 10 1/2 inches long by 8 inches wide. This early lid is in great shape, free of all chips and cracks.	Your Price: $125.00
Click for more detail... 13003	White Ironstone teapot lid, Plain Looped Design This teapot lid has a looped finial. It is free of flaws and measures 3 1/2 inches wide.	Your Price: $25.00
Click for more detail... 1048	Here is a porcelain, rectangular drainer 4 3/4 by 3 1/2 inches. The drainer pattern is particularly nice on this one. Is is designed for a rather large soap dish. Condition is excellent - no chips, cracks, hairlines, stains, or restoration.	Your Price: $25.00
Click for more detail... 13006	Staffordshire White Ironstone Sugarbowl Lid, Classic Design This sugar bowl lid measures 3 1/2 inches wide. It is smooth on the dome with a classic round finial at the top. The very tip of it looks to have received a tiny chip in the making that was glazed over, keeping it from being entirely pointed at the tip.	Your Price: $20.00

Lids

Item #	Description	Price
Click for more detail... 10317	Elsmore & Forster Staffordshire Sugarbowl Lid, PORTLAND SHAPE, c. 1850s This sharply molded Staffordshire sugar bowl lid was made in the pottery of Elsmore & Forster. The shape was registered in the 1850s. It is in great shape, free of all chps and cracks. It measures 3 1/8 inches wide. The interior flange would fit into an opening that is 2 1/2 inches wide. Note the wonderful flower finial and embossing below. The sides are paneled.	Your Price: $50.00
Click for more detail... 10320	Staffordshire White Ironstone Sauce Tureen Lid, WASHINGTON SHAPE This sauce tureen lid is Washington Shape. It measures 6 1/3 inches wide. The interior flange would fit into a space that is 3 1/2 by 5 inches. Conditionis excellent - no flaws. This was made in either the pottery of John Meir or Powell & Bishop and dates to the 1860 decade.	Your Price: $35.00
Click for more detail... 10327	Rare Ridgway Staffordshire Hexagonal Sugar Bowl Lid, Botanical Finial This six-sided lid is a rare shape. The hexagonal sugar bowl it would fit is also hexagonal and has botanical handles. It measures 3 3/4 inches wide. It would fit a sugarbowl opening that is hexagonal and measures 3 1/8 inches from one side to the opposing side. Condition is excellent- no flaws.	Your Price: $100.00
Click for more detail... 10328	Staffordshire Oval White Ironstone Lid, 6 1/4 by 4 3/4, WHEAT AND HOPS SHAPE Here is an oval Staffordshire white ironstone lid measuring 6 1/4 long by 3 3/4 inches wide. One would think it to be a sauce tureen lid; however, it does not have a cut-out, so it is probably a soap dish lid. It would fit into a space measuring 5 1/4 by 3 3/4 inches. Condition is excellent - no flaws. This is Wheat and Hops Shape. It is not marked, so I cannot tell you the potter since several made this shape: Meakin, Furnival, Taylor, Cochran, Pearson, Oulsam, and Clementson.	Your Price: $40.00
Click for more detail... 10318	Pearson Staffordshire White Ironstone Teapot Lid, LEAF FAN The white ironstone lid presented is Leaf Fan Shape. This shape was also known as Squash Shape. It was made in the E. Pearson pottery and dates to the 1860s. Condition is excellent - no chips, cracks, hairlines, stains, or restoration. The lid measures 3 1/2 inches wide. It would fit into a teapot opening that is 2 3/4 inches wide.	Your Price: $35.00
Click for more detail... 10321	White Ironstone Sauce Tureen Lid, CABLE AND BAR The Cable and Bar white ironstone sauce tureen lid presented measures 7 inches long. The interior flange would fit into a space that measures 6 by 4 1/4 inches. It is unmarked. This shape was made by many potters during the 1870 and 1880 decades.	Your Price: $20.00
Click for more detail... 10322	Staffordshire White Ironstone Toy Sauce Tureen Lid This little sauce tureen lid was made for the toy or child's sauce tureen. It has pretty foliates under ids oblong finial. Condition is excellent - no flaws. It measures 3 1/4 inches long. The interior flange would fit into an opening that is 2 1/2 by 1 3/4 inches.	Your Price: $25.00

Sauce Tureens

Item #	Description	Price
Click for more detail... 10312	T.&R. Boote Staffordshire White Ironstone Sauce Tureen, SYDENHAM SHAPE, c. 1853 This classic Staffordshire white ironstone sauce tureen measures 8 inches wide by 5 inches tall. This classic design has the shape of a compote; however, it is the base of a sauce tureen. Once it has a domed lid, but we cannot offer it. It was made in the pottery of T.& R. Boote who registered it in 1853. Condition is excellent - no chips, cracks, hairlines, stains, or restoration. The tureen is also free of crazing.	Your Price: $95.00
Click for more detail... 10028	T. R. Boote Staffordshire White Ironstone Sauce Tureen Underplate, ATLANTIC SHAPE Here is an underplate for a white ironstone sauce tureen. The embossed design is Atlantic Shape. It measures 9 inches long by 6 1/2 inches wide. It once held a sauce tureen of the same shape, but we do not have it. The undertray is being offered alone. It was made in the pottery of T. & R. Boote who registered the shape in 1858 and 1859. It is in excellent condition condition, free of chips, cracks, hairlines, stains, and restoration. It does have crazing but no lines that are deeper than the glaze.	Your Price: $65.00

tureens

Item #	Description	Price
Click for more detail... 10064	Staffordshire Gothic Octagonal White Ironstone VegetableTureen Base The octagonal handled bowl presented is 11 inches wide across the handles. It once had a lid but we can offer only the base. The lid for it would need to be 8 inches wide to fit down itno a raised sides. The flange; that is, the part of the lid that fits down into the bowl to hold it in place would be 7 inches wide. This tureen was made in the pottery of Anthony Shaw during the 1840 decade. It is in excellent condition with no chips, cracks, hairlines, stains, or restorations. Crazing is present. It has the nice white color with bluish undertones that is so prized from the early era of Staffordshire white ironstone production.	Your Price: $95.00