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antique porcelain
Very rare signed ceramic box with painting of a wire haired Fox Terrier dog, painted by Flora R King. Made by the Rookwood Pottery Co. in Cincinnati, Ohio, USA 1946. Box is a little over...
antique porcelain
Vintage hand painted plate with portrait of a pair of Terrier dogs Jack Russel Terriers or Fox Terriers or Airedale Terriers. Artist signed Jack Stanley. Made Royal WOrcester, 1929 with gold factory mark. Marketed in...
Exceptional Toby jug character in blue and white Delft. Almost certainly made in the Netherlands. Signed TSL and with number 1750. approx 10 1/4inches high. Sits on round base. Boots, rolled/cuffed pants, a waist jacket...
19th century Meissen Motto child or cherub, modelled by Acier in the 18th century. 5 1/2 inches high.Stands on triangular base with canted corners - each with gilded, moulded flowers. A pink lable TELES BALANCE...
Antique porcelain perfume bottle with cavorting figures.Made 19th century, Germany or England.Measures 3 3/4 inches high.Round base with a central pillar, entirely covered with applied foliage and colourful flowers.3 people and a dog are modelled...
Meissen porcelain figurine of a lady fishmonger, Germany, 19th century. One of the Street sellers of Paris series and a variation of the figure modelled by Reinicke in 1757. 5 1/2inches high. She stands with...
Antique pair of handpainted ceramic vases. Made in Japan, circa 19th century. Slightly over 8 1/2 inches high. Classic baluster shaped vases. Body has 12 gentle facets. Simple linear pattern on the bottom border. Most...
antique porcelain
Wedgwood tri color jasper tea caddy comemorating the Royal Wedding of Prince Charles (now King Charles) and Princess Dianna. 6 1/2inches high.Green jasper ground decorated with unusual teal coloured jasper vine leaves, grapes and flowers -incredibly...
Magnificent pair of old French soft paste figurines measure approx 10" and 10 1/4" respectively. Two cherub - faced young girls sit atop a small pillar. One represents INDUSTRY and the other IDLENESS. Strangely, the...
Outstanding pair of vases made in France by Sevres or related Old Paris factory, 19th century.Just under 11inches high and width of base is 3 1/4inch.Square gilded bases with urn shaped vases. Scrolling handles beginning...
Figural lamp by The Wiener Kunstkeramische Werkstatte or the Vienna School of Ceramics , Vienna, Austria first decade of 20th century. Figure stands just under 8 inches high. Very rare black and white figural lamp....
An antique hand-painted blue and white Delft vase. Made in the Netherlands (Holland), circa 17th century. Ex museum. Approximately 6 1/2 inches high.Typical baluster shape. Faceted, fairly tall base. Each facet painted with a heart and...
Guarranteed authentic: Antique Sancai-glazed figure of Buddha. Made in China, during the Ming Dynasty, 1368-1644. Measures approx 9 3/4 iches (24cm) high. Seated on a rounded rectangular base, modelled like a stone wall. The Buddha...
Antique set of 6 Chinese ceramic plates. Made in China 18th century during the Qianlong dynasty, 1736 - 1795. Measurements:Plates are a little over 8 1/2 inches accross and 8 5/8 inches top to bottom....
antique porcelain
Antique double gourd bottle or vase. Porcelain and silver. Made in China and the Netherlands, 19th century. Measurements: Height including the silver top is almost 8 inches; porcelain alone is 6 1/4 inches high. Description:...
antique porcelain
Description : During the 18th and 19th centuries, when hygiene and sanitation were poor, incense was burned for the pleasant odor. Beautiful incense or pastille burners were made of various materials, including porcelain, which was...
antique porcelain
Monumental Rookwood Art Pottery ewer in the Standard glaze, artist signed Kataro Shirayamadani, possibly the most sought after of the Rookwood artists (worked at Rookwood 1887 -1911 and then 1921 - 1948). shape #387A. Date...
Porcelain Part tea / coffee set in a gilded acorn pattern. Made by Flight and Barr, WOrcester 1792 - 1804. The identical tea set with different decoration is shown on page 44, plate 28 of...
