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$285 USD1820s Historical Blue American View Transferware Plate
Antiques:Ceramics:Transferware
Staffordshire Transferware. Scare and very collectible early dark blue transfer plate. This is from the "Beauties of America" series by John and William Ridgway (1814-1830). The view is of "Athenuem, Boston". This plate dates to the 1820s to circa 1825. Marked with a printed pattern and makers initials. Scarce early American view. Conditions is very good for its age. No major chips, cracks, or repairs. There is one flake on the back footring. The plate is nice and clean with little or no wear. ...
$495 USDScarce 1830s Large Footed Blue Transferware Fruit Compote
Antiques:Ceramics:Transferware
Staffordshire Transferware. Beautiful scarce early blue transfer fruit compote or bowl. This piece makes an excellent focal point centerpiece. It never had a lid (guaranteed), it is an open compote. Great early scene. The pattern is called "Japan Flowers". This was made by Ridgway, Morley and Wear (1836-1842). Unmarked. This piece is early and dates to the 1830s at circa 1836. Fabulous form with a shaped scalloped rim. The condition is very good for its age. No major chips, cracks, or repairs. ...
$275 USDLarge 1820s Dark Blue American View Historical Transferware Plate
Antiques:Ceramics:Transferware
Staffordshire Transferware. Great early medium to dark blue transfer plate with an American View. The view is called "Boston State House". This was made by Rogers. Marked with an impressed ROGERS. This plate dates back to the 1820s to circa 1825. Wonderful scene with cows and farming on the Boston Common facing toward the Boston State House. Condition is excellent. No chips, cracks, or repairs. The plate is nice and clean with little or no wear. Excellent example of this highly collectible ...
$285 USD1820s Historical Blue American View Transferware Plate
Antiques:Ceramics:Transferware
Staffordshire Transferware. Very collectible early dark blue transfer plate. This is from the "Beauties of America" series by John and William Ridgway (1814-1830). The view is "City Hall, New York". This plate dates to the 1820s to circa 1825. Marked with a printed pattern and makers initials. Nice early American view. Conditions is very good for its age. No chips, cracks, or repairs. There is some light wear and a few knife marks that is expected on a plate that is almost 200 years old. The ...
$175 USD1820s Dark Blue Transferware Plate
Antiques:Ceramics:Transferware
Staffordshire Transferware. Nice early dark blue pearlware transfer plate. The pattern is called "Musketeer". This was made by Rogers. Marked with an impressed Rogers mark. This plate dates to the 1820s at circa 1825. Many pieces in this pattern are mostly dark blue with white. This is the reverse version with mostly white with the dark blue transfer. Very good to excellent condition. No chips, cracks, or repairs. The plate is nice and clean with little or no wear. There is a glaze scratch on ...
$165 USDRare Pre 1820 Blue Transferware Plate by B. Adams
Antiques:Ceramics:Transferware
Staffordshire Transferware. Great very early blue pearlware transfer plate. We have not come across this pattern before. It is a very early pattern by Benjamin Adams (1809-1820). This is a rare marked example. Marked with an impressed B. Adams. Condition is excellent. No chips, cracks, or repairs. the plate is nice and clean with little or no wear. You very rarely find marked examples by this maker. Great early piece. Measures about 8" in diameter.
$185 USDScarce 1830s Red Transferware Plate ~ Sun of Righteousness ~
Antiques:Ceramics:Transferware
Staffordshire Transferware. Very scarce and desirable pattern on this early red transfer plate. This is from the "Sun of Righteousness" series by Enoch Wood and Sons (1818-1846). There are 2 known views in this series. This view is called "Speak. Lord; For Thy Servant Heareth" , which is from Samuel. The scene shows a girl on her knees praying. Wonderful detail. Unmarked on the back. This plate dates to the 1830s to circa 1835. Pieces in this series are hard to find and very collectible. The ...
$9,500 USDAmerican Rococo Revival Rosewood Recamier
Antiques:Furniture
Victorian Furniture. Incredible pierced and carved rosewood recamier or meridienne. American. Attributed to Prudent Mallard. This dates to the early 3rd quarter of the 19th Century. Circa 1850. Fabulous example of American Rococo Revival. Finely carved scrolls and flowers. Looks like a wave with flowers is cascading on the back. Excellent detail. Finger carved. Cabriole legs. Good condition. The finish is old, probably original, and in good shape. The beautifully carved back is in good shape ...
$495 USDEarly 1900s Floor Lamp w/ Original "Rose" beaded Shade
Antiques:Lamps And Lighting
Antique Lighting. Nice early floor lamp with a fabulous original beaded shade. Probably dates to the 1920s. The lamp is wood carved and with a patina to make it appear like an aged bronze. Double light. Works. The cord appears original with old plug (we always suggest to have old wiring checked by an electrician on lamps for safety). The shade is beautiful. It is silk with a beaded fringe with a Rose pattern. The shade is very fragile. There are loses to the beading. The inner silk liner has a ...
$495 USDVictorian White Marble Pedestal
Antiques:Furniture
Victorian Furniture. Nice late Victorian white carrara marble pedestal. Dates to the 4th quarter of the 19th Century in the 1880-1900 period. Very heavy piece. This was made in several pieces that are bolted together. The top piece sits on a bolt to allow it to turn. Nice ornate form. This would be great to hold statuary or a plant. The condition is fair to good. The bolt is rusted tight and the marble piece are slightly loose. We shimmed the bolt on the inside to tighten the pedestal so it is ...
$4,250 USDPair of 1850s Laminated Rosewood JH Belter Armchairs
Antiques:Furniture
Victorian furniture. Price is for the pair. Wonderful pair of laminated rosewood his and hers arm chairs made by JH Belter, New York. Have not found a mark but these are guaranteed made by Belter. The chairs are in the Scroll pattern (sometimes called Simplicity). The chairs date back to the 1850s at circa 1855. Beautiful form on these Rococo Revival chairs. They feature scroll finger carving, serpentine seat, ending on graceful cabriole legs with original brass casters. The mans chair is ...
$250 USDScarce 1830s Two Color Transferware Plate w/ Train
Antiques:Ceramics:Transferware
Staffordshire Transferware. Fabulous early 2 color transfer plate. The pattern is called "Railway". This was made by Enoch Wood and Sons. Marked with a printed pattern and makers mark. This plate dates to the 1830s to circa 1835. This pattern is a very collectible pattern due to the early railroad view of a train. What even makes this better is it is a scarce early two color transfer with an outer border in red and central view is green. The condition is very good to excellent. No chips, cracks, ...
$450 USDScarce 1830s Historical Black Transferware Teapot
Antiques:Ceramics:Transferware
Staffordshire Transferware. Beautiful early black transferware teapot with a historical view. The pattern is called "Gravesend". Unmarked. Maker is unknown to me. This dates to the early 1830s to circa 1835. Wonderful historical view of Gravesend, England with ships in the harbour. Notice the side-wheel steamboat (pic #3)? This is a hard to find pattern. The lid is the correct lid with the steam hole. Condition is good for its age with only minor damages to note. There are 3 tiny pin-point ...
$299 USD1830s Red Transferware Teapot
Antiques:Ceramics:Transferware
Staffordshire Transferware. Nice early red transfer teapot. Unmarked. Haven't had time to look up the maker or pattern yet. Nice form. Look at the relief molded flower final on the lid. Condition is pretty good. The lid is the correct lid with a steam-hole. The lid is without damage or repair. The body of the teapot has one chip mostly confined to the inner spout. There are some minor chips/flakes on the inside rim (small and covered when the lid is in place). The teapot is in need of a cleaning ...
$175 USDLarge 1820s Dark Blue Transferware Plate
Antiques:Ceramics:Transferware
Staffordshire Transferware. Wonderful early dark blue transfer plate. The pattern is called "The Philosopher". Unmarked. Maker unknown. This plate dates to the 1820s at circa 1825. The condition is very good. No chips, cracks, or repairs. There is minor light all over toning (mostly noticed on the back). the plate displays beautifully. Huge in size this plate measures just under 11" at 10 7/8".
$895 USDVery Rare 1830s Purple Transferware Flask
Antiques:Ceramics:Transferware
Staffordshire Transferware. Incredible and very hard to find 1830s purple transfer flask, moon flask, or Pilgrim's flask. The pattern is called "Bird's Nest". Maker unknown. Unmarked. Circa 1830.Extremely rare form. The flask is in fairly good condition. There is a crack at the bottom of the neck on one side. The crack is very stable, but it follows the outer seam of the side of the flask most the way around. It does not appear to go all the way through. The body of the flask is solid and intact ...
$1,895 USDVery Rare Large 1830s Green Transferware Urn
Antiques:Ceramics:Transferware
Staffordshire Transferware. This is a fabulous and very rare large 14 1/2 inch 1830s Green Transfer Urn with lid. This was made by Copeland and Garrett (1833-1847). Marked on the base with a printed "SPODE" and the lid is marked "Copeland and Garrett". This would date early in their production to the 1830 s at circa 1835. Nice floral pattern with gilded handles and finial. Fabulous hard to find form. Nice molded handles. Beaded rim on the bottom and the rim. Without the lid it reminds me of a ...
$1,495 USDFabulous American Classical Mahogany Dresser
Antiques:Furniture
Antique Furniture. Fabulous American Classical Empire dressing bureau or chest of drawers with mirror. This piece is a beauty. This 19th century piece has great style and nice detail. Made of mahogany and a fabulous flame mahogany veneer. Original finish. Beautiful patina. Superb highly stylized carved paw feet. Nice Corinthian columns. Acorn finials. The mirror supports are doweled in place. All hand-dovetailed, square nail construction. Condition is very good. There are a few repairs to the ...
$895 USDFine 1870s Bradley & Hubbard Organ or Piano Lamp
Antiques:Lamps And Lighting
Victorian Lighting. Fabulous Victorian brass piano lamp by Bradley and Hubbard. Never electrified, still uses oil. This dates to the 1870s. Has a Patent date of April 4th 1876 (last pic). Marked "B&H" on the font (pic 4) and also on the flame spreader. Nice form. Tripod legs ending in hoof-like feet. Wonderful patina on the brass. Adjustable height ranging from about 63" to about 74" or so. Central draft burner (currently lacking a wick). I do not know if the globe is original or not (but it is ...
$145 USD Offers Consideredc. 1800 English Pearlware Chinoiserie Plate
Antiques:Ceramics:Transferware
Staffordshire Transferware. Nice early English pearlware plate. This pearlware plate is 200 years old. It has an early chinoiserie pattern with a butterfly border. Unmarked. Pattern and maker unknown to me at this time. The pattern kind of reminds me of the "Bridgeless Chinoiserie" pattern. The transfer is a line engraving and not a stipple engraving which help date this before 1810. This plate dates in the 1790-1810 time period. The plate is in very good to excellent condition. No chips, cracks ...
$4,850 USDRococo Revival Etagere on Cabinet
Antiques:Furniture
Victorian Furniture : This is a fabulous American Etagere on cabinet. The piece was made in New York circa 1850. Although unmarked, the quality of the piece would indicate it was made by one of the prominent cabinet makers. The piece is a flame mahogany and the carvings are excellent. This piece has been fully and professionally restored. Features 1 upper drawer. Nice serpentine front lower cupboard. Original lower glass, which is shaped to follow the serpentine. Adjustable inner shelf. Finger ...
$4,500 USDAmerican Classical/Gothic Server / Desk
Antiques:Furniture
Classical Furniture : Fabulous early butlers desk/server. It is a Classical piece with Gothic influences. American. Probably New York. Possibly Meeks. Circa 1835. It is mahogany and book matched flame mahogany veneer. This is a very high quality piece. Unmarked. All hand dovetailed. It measures about 47 1/2" tall by 42" wide and 21 1/2" deep. Nicely carved gothic scroll feet. Gothic panels on the cupboard. The piece has a bottom drawer, cupboards above that and the top drawer pulls out and flips ...
$11,500 USDAmerican Victorian Rococo Revival Etagere
Antiques:Furniture
Victorian Furniture : Fantastic large Rococo Revival rosewood Etagere. American. New York. Attributed to Alexander Roux. Circa 1855. Nicely figured rosewood. Highly carved. Laminated rosewood shelves. Original finish. Restorations. Excellent appearance. Measures 91" tall 66" wide and 16" deep.
$495 USD1820s Monumental 21" Transferware Platter by Spode
Antiques:Ceramics:Transferware
Staffordshire Transferware. You don't find them much better than this. Monumental 21" transferware platter in fabulous condition. The platter was made by Spode in the 1820 - 1830 time period. Printed SPODE mark and impressed Spode. The platter dates circa 1825. Wonderful family coat of Arms as the central scene. The central view is brown transfer with a families Coat of Arms. The outer border also has blue flowers. Gadrooned edge with an inner rim gilded in gold. Top quality piece. Condition is ...
$3,500 USDFabulous Pair of French Empire Swan Fauteuils (armchairs)
Antiques:Furniture
Victorian Furniture. Absolutely the best pair of 19th Century French armchairs (fauteuils, arm chairs) we have had. The price is for the pair. This is a decorators dream. These French fauteuils have everything going for them. They are from the 1800s. We are dating them to the 3rd quarter of the 19th Century to about 1850-1875. I believe they are made of a fruitwood. These were made in the French Empire style. The carving is outstanding. Look at the swan carved arms. The chairs are all hand ...
$3,750 USDBurl Walnut Side Cabinet or Credenza
Antiques:Furniture
This great Victorian burl walnut side cabinet. Circa 1850. Unusual form. Burl walnut with exceptional figuring. English. Taller than a credenza this cabinet measures over 58" tall, and about 54" wide, and 13" deep. Nice shape with curved side doors. Nicely carved fruit, corn and apple blossoms. Great thick filigree work. There is a hidden button that is pushed to open the front glass panel, which folds down. The bottom is open. All of the interior is lined in maroon velvet. The condition is good ...
SOLDSOLD Small 1820s Dark Blue American View Historical Transferware Plate
Antiques:Ceramics:Transferware
Staffordshire Transferware. Great early medium to dark blue transfer plate with an American View. The view is called "Boston State House". This was made by Rogers. Marked with an impressed ROGERS. This plate dates back to the 1820s to circa 1825. Wonderful scene with cows and farming on the Boston Common facing toward the Boston State House. Condition is excellent. No chips, cracks, or repairs. The plate is nice and clean with little or no wear. Excellent example, and hard to find size, on this ...
SOLDSOLD Large 1830s Adam's Rose Variant Pitcher or Jug
Antiques:Ceramics:Transferware
Wonderful large early Adams Rose Variant Pitcher or Jug. Dates to the 1830s. Unmarked. Early soft paste piece. Nice relief molded handle and spout. Scalloped rim. Condition is very good to excellent for its age. There is some light discoloration on the top and inside of the pitcher. There are 2 small glazed over chips on the rim that are in-the-making and original to the manufacturing. No other chips, cracks, or repairs. Beautiful example of a hard to find piece. Measures about 9" tall (to the ...
SOLDSOLD 1820s American View Blue Transferware Plate
Antiques:Ceramics:Transferware
Staffordshire Transferware. Beautiful early medium blue historical blue transfer plate. The pattern is called "The Landing of the Fathers at Plymouth Rock" by Enoch Wood and Sons (1818-1846). Marked with an impressed Wood crown mark. This plate dates to the 1820s at circa 1825. Look at the pictures to see the great detail on this early plate. The border has medallions with ships and the inscriptions, "America Independent July 4 1776," and "Washington Born 1732, Died 1799". Condition is excellent ...
SOLDSOLD 1830s American Historical Brown Transferware Plate
Antiques:Ceramics:Transferware
Staffordshire Transferware. Nice early brown transfer plate with an American View. The view is "Erie Canal from Buffalo" from the Lace Border Series by Ralf Stevenson(1810-1832). Marked with a printed pattern and makers initials. The piece is pre 1832 as "and Son" was added to the mark in 1832. This plate dates circa 1830. Wonderful view of the Erie Canal. Condition is very good for its age. There are 2 small edge flakes (last 2 pics) that were probably caused from a wire plate hanger. No other ...
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