Antique & Vintage Transferware Price Guide
Antique and vintage transferware dishes enjoy huge popularity, especially among vintage-loving, farmhouse decorators. Whether covered with floral, Asian, or pastoral scenes, we love to set our tables with this romantic dishware.
For more in depth information about they history and styles of transferware, check out my transferware collecting guide.
About This Price Guide Each of the items in the photos below I currently own or have owned in the past. Most are pieces are types that an “average” buyer or seller might come across, unlike many price guides that contain only higher end items.
Values are based on my personal experience being in the antique business for almost twenty years. Note that values vary from state to state, region to region, and country to country; for example, I live in Upstate New York, where pricing is very different from New York City.
Other factors affecting value include condition and market (auction, store, eBay, etc.). My goal is to provide helpful information, so please accept this Guide in the spirit it was intended.
Societe Ceramic Dinner Plate Made in Holland $20-25
Blue Willow Toy Plate Unmarked $10 (SOLD from antique booth, 2017)
Related Article: Blue Willow Collecting Guide
Child’s Blue Willow Teapot approx. 4″ c.1950-60 $10-15.00 (SOLD from antique booth)
Related Article: Blue Willow Collecting Guide
“Renaissance” Dinner Plate J & G Meakin Staffordshire, England c.1960’s-70’s $8-10 (SOLD)
“English Abby” Dinner Plate Taylor, Smith & Taylor (USA) c.1940’s $10-12 (SOLD)
“Avon” Vase F. Winkle & Sons Co. Staffordshire England c.1890’s $25-30 (SOLD)
Flow Blue Dinner Plate W.H. Grindley & Co England c.1914-25 $20-30 (if perfect)
“English Scenic” Creamer Adams pottery 4 1/2″ high, c.1890-1910 $25-35 (SOLD 6.16 in shop)
Blue Willow Platter 14″ wide, c.1950s (no mark) $12-15 (SOLD 7.16 in shop for $10)
Related Article: Blue Willow Collecting Guide
Flow Blue Transferware Pitcher Fenton Pottery, Staffordshire, England 7″ high, 4″ bottom diameter $35+ (SOLD in shop $55 2/16)
Flow Blue Dinner Plate 10″ diameter, c. (no mark) $18 (SOLD in shop 2015)
“Davenport Pastoral 1840” Purple Dinner Plate Royal Staffordshire Pottery, Arthur J. Wilkinson, owner 10″ diameter, c. early 1900s $30-40 (Available here)
“Garland” Blue Transferware Covered Dish J. Kent Pottery (Staffordshire) 4″ diameter $20.00 (Blog Giveaway)
Mark on bottom of covered dish.
Red Transferware Bowl 3 1/2″ diameter, c. 1880s (no mark) $15-20 (SOLD via Etsy 2015)
Blue Willow Chocolate (or Coffee Pot) Churchill pottery 9″ high, c.1990s $25-30 (SOLD in shop in 2016 for $30)
Dinner Plate w/Hand Painted Decoration William Ridgeway & Co. 9″ diameter, c.1830-54 $15-20.00
“Dentelle” Red Transferware Bowl 6″ diameter, late 1800s $30.00+
Wm Grindley Blue “Jasper” Transferware Bowl Wm Grindley (illegible mark), England 5.5″ diameter $10.00
“Old Windmill,” Nantucket Dinner Plate Wedgwood, England 9 1/4″ diameter, c.1891-1908, condition issues $15
“Vista” Cup & Saucer Mason’s 5 7/8″ saucer c.1891-1923 $12-15.00 (SOLD $15 blog shop)
“Trellis” Chop Plate W.M. Grindley, England, c.1940-50 14″ across, including handles $22-25.00 (SOLD)
Johnson Brother’s Bread Plate “Rose Chintz” pattern, c.2000 6″ diameter $3-4
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