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$145 USD Offers Consideredc. 1820 Turner Style English Sprigged Jug, Classical Scenes
Pottery:Antique:Staffordshire
Beautiful antique sprigged jug or pitcher from England, early 1800's. These sprigged jugs or pitchers are named after John Turner, who began producing these earthenware bas relief jugs in the early 1800's. This example stands 4 7/8" tall and has the typical relief molded spout and handle with a different classical scenes on each side. The jug is in very good condition for its age, showing interior crazing, some wear to the paint on the rim, spout, and handle, and a small triangular chip on the ...
$425 USD Offers Consideredc.1870 "Old Lily" Lavender Staffordshire Platter--Unusually Large
Pottery:Antique
An exceptional antique Staffordshire transferware platter--this must have been reserved for the Christmas goose, it's so large! Measuring 20 1/2" x 16 1/4", this will still serve a special feast or be the focal point when displayed on a wall or in a cabinet. There is some darkening/browning to the platter, which we think certifies its age and charm, but the lavender lily in the center and the surrounds of flowers are still intact and vibrant. There are no chips or cracks! The back is marked "Old ...
$85 USD Offers ConsideredMid 1800's Staffordshire Black Transferware Rimmed Soup Bowl
Pottery:Antique:Staffordshire
Fine mid 19th century 10 1/8" diameter wide rimmed soup bowl in a black and white transfer pattern of classical scenes. This shows an Italian or Venice scene with Doges palaces in the background, and gondolas on the waterway in the foreground. The rim has a scroll and floral pattern. The bowl is unmarked, and many of the 19th century Staffordshire potteries made similar patterns, so determining the maker is not 100% possible, though Ridgeways is our best guess. The bowl is in excellent condition ...
$85 USD Offers ConsideredMint Condition 1930's Perfect Art Deco Erphila Pottery Large Vase
Pottery:European Art Pottery
Exquisite 10 1/2" tall art deco vase from Erphila, Czechoslovakia. Beautiful pink matte glaze, classic horn shape with fluted top, laurel leaf band, and gracefully curved handle. In mint condition, this piece date from the 1920's - 1930's.
$85 USD Offers ConsideredOutstanding Large Cobalt Jardiniere, Gilt Trim
Pottery
Gorgeous large jardiniere with gold or gilt trim. Beautiful raised banded criss-cross pattern with raised gilt decorated scrolls and flourishes nears the base and 4 tiny feet. It has a majolica type glaze, and though it is old, it is also unmarked and we've been unable to identify the maker. The pot measures 8" tall and 10" in diameter, with a top opening of 8". It is in excellent condition with crazing on the interior bottom, age wear on the underside, and one shallow graze on the underside as ...
$365 USD Offers ConsideredOutstanding Antique Paul & Virginia Pitcher, c.1850
Pottery:Antique:Staffordshire
Our photos do not do justice to this outstanding 19th century English Staffordshire relief molded Paul and Virginia jug. Done in the rare teal and white color combination, the relief work is simply magnificent. From the molded palm leaf handle to the rich dimension of the figures, you will marvel at the quality and craftsmanship of this piece. It stands 10 3/8" tall and is in excellent condition--no chips, cracks, crazing. We detect two minute kiln flaws original to manufacture but the overall ...
$145 USD Offers ConsideredPair Early 1900's Staffordshire Vases with Roses
Pottery:Antique:Staffordshire
A lovely pair of Staffordshire vases! Standing 7 1/2" tall and approximately 4" in diameter at their widest, this pair features beautifully shaded pink roses on a shaded green background. Both vases were made by the George Gibson & Sons, yet each has a different mark. One is marked MONA GIBSONS ENGLAND while the other is marked Dixonian Rose with G & S and a B beneath in a triangle along with a British registry number that is illegible. A beautiful pair to grace table, mantle, or sideboard. With ...
$125 USD Offers ConsideredPair Continental Majolica Double Handle Iris Vases
Pottery:Antique:Majolica
Lovely pair of c.1900 European majolica vases! Background color is a wonderful leaf green with raised yellow centered iris in relief front and back. Interiors are pink, one a bit darker than the other. The flared rims are scalloped and the "muscle" handles are reeded and applied. Marked with 2 sets of incised numbers on the bottom: one is "4066" and the other is "21". 5 1/2" tall, no chips or cracks, though you'll note one depression at the rim edge on one, but you can see by the glare that this ...
$80 USD Offers ConsideredPair of Tiffany & Company "Tiffany Tulips" Cachepots
Pottery:Tiffany & Co
Wonderful pair of Tiffany and Company "Tiffany Tulips" planters, flower pots, jardinieres, or cachepots! Call them by any of these names--they're gorgeous! Made in England exclusively for Tiffany, they're beautiful white earthenware with green band at the rim, while the body is decorated with varying colors of parrot tulips. Each jardiniere measures 6" high and has a top diameter of 6 7/8". Each is in excellent condition--no chips, cracks, crazing, or damage, and the interiors are clean, too. ...
$50 USD Offers ConsideredPair of Abingdon Pottery 9 1/2" Pink Matte Glaze Urn Vases
Pottery
Perfect pair of vintage Abingdon Pottery double handle urn vases measuring 9 1/2" tall and having top diameters of 6 1/2". They are in perfect condition. Color is a matte finish peachy pink, and note the nice bevel and roll on the rims as well as the scroll handles. Both are marked with the Abingdon U.S.A. mark on the bottom and the number 101 impressed. Abingdon Pottery is heavy--this pair weighs 6 1/2 lbs.
$75 USD Offers ConsideredRockingham Glaze Yelloware Cuspidor c1900
Pottery:Antique
A turn of the century antique gentleman's spittoon or cuspidor in yelloware with a Rockingham drip glaze. The surround has a picket fence pattern and there is a hole for emptying on the side.There are no chips or cracks, and the piece measures 8 3/4" in diameter and 4" high; weight is 4 lbs. The bottom is unmarked. Though Rockingham glazed pottery is often attributed to Bennington (Bennington referred to this glaze as "flint enamel"), we believe this is more likely of Ohio or Pennsylvania origin.
$275 USD Offers ConsideredRare Smithfield North Carolina Pottery Vase
Pottery
A rare Smithfield North Carolina pottery vase or pot. This pot has a black mirror glaze with a lava or volcanic glaze in an earthy green color, and you can see some brown "tobacco spit" under the black glaze on the rim. There is a grayish discoloration coming from underneath in a few areas, but no chips, cracks, or damage. The pot stands 7" high, 3 5/8" across the mouth opening, and the body is about 5 1/2" in diameter at its widest. This piece is a beauty. Weight before packing is 2 3/4 lbs. ...
$145 USD Offers ConsideredRoseville Carnelian Low Bowl, Excellent Condition
Pottery:Roseville
We have a very beautiful antique Roseville Pottery low bowl from the Carnelian line. We're not the best at describing color, but the this is a matte glaze gold with sage green and golden brown drip glaze upper portion. It always amazes us how colors from almost 100 years ago are still so fashionable--perfect for Arts & Crafts or Art Deco decor. The bowl measures 9 1/2" in diameter and is 3" high. Condition is perfect--no chips, cracks, or crazing. We think this will stand beautifully as art ...
$1,150 USD Offers ConsideredRoseville Pottery Falline ~Peas~ Double Handle Vase
Pottery:Roseville
A beautiful early Roseville Pottery vase in the Falline line. Gorgeous colors ranging from a mottled copper-y green at the mouth to green with blue mottles at the center and blue with green mottles at the base. The surround has charming pea pods in ivory. The vase stands 7 1/2" tall and measures 5 1/2" handle to handle. There are no chips, cracks, or crazing. Pieces from this line were not marked, though there is a blue squiggle on the bottom as pictured. The vase weighs 2 lbs. Shipping via US ...
$85 USD Offers ConsideredContinental Majolica Pitcher Vase
Pottery:Antique:Majolica
A wonderful antique majolica vase done in pitcher or ewer form with a 2 part scrolled leaf handle, decorated with a lively mix of fishscale detail at the upper neck and cartouches of floral decorations on the body. The vase is in excellent condition with no chips or cracks and stands 8 3/8" high.
$68 USD Offers ConsideredContinental Majolica Double Handle Vase
Pottery:Antique:Majolica
A handsome majolica vase, probably Austria or Germany origin, with double scroll handles, scalloped rim and foot, and a cartouche with raised florals. 6 3/8" tall and in excellent condition.
$40 USD Offers ConsideredSet of 4 Wedgwood Black Jasperware Ashtrays
Pottery
Set of 4 Wedgwood black jasperware 3 1/2" diameter ashtrays with leaf pattern on the rims. All 4 are in great condition with no chips, cracks, or crazing. The back of each is impressed "Wedgwood Made in England" and in addition, each has 2 letters.
$95 USD Offers ConsideredSigned Dudson Blue Canna Lily Relief Molded Jug
Pottery:Antique:Staffordshire
A wonderful 19th century relief molded pitcher or jug made by the Dudson brothers c. 1898, with this pattern being first introduced in 1860. This is a "book piece" shown in "A Pottery Panorama" by Audrey M. Dudson. The Dudson dynasty began making pottery in the Staffordshire, England region in the 1700's and is best known for their jugs and Stilton cheese keepers. This wonderful piece stands 5 3/4" tall and 4 5/8" from tip of spout to outside handle edge. It is fully impressed with the Dudson ...
$85 USD Offers ConsideredStangl Bird: # 3581 Indigo Bunting, WWII Era, Trenton Mark
Pottery
An absolutely gorgeous Stangl Pottery Bird figurine! This one is the Indigo Bunting, having a predominantly blue body, yellow face, and crimson breast. It stands 3 1/4" tall and is in excellent condition with no chips, cracks, or crazing. It is marked on the bottom with the word "Stangl" in brown; this mark was used during World War II and indicates that it was manufactured in Trenton. The numbers are incised, and the artist's initials appear in black.
$285 USDSigned Griffin Smith Hill Etruscan Majolica Maple Leaf Cake Stand
Pottery:Antique:Majolica
1880's antique American majolica cake stand in the Maple Leaf or Maple Leaves pattern by Griffin Smith & Hill as part of the "Etruscan" majolica. This beautiful piece stands 5 1/2" tall and has a top diameter of 9 1/2". The yellow-edged green maple leaves overlap on a pale lavender ground edged in yellow. The tree trunk stem has yellow and green leaves twining around it. This cakestand is in excellent condition with no chips or cracks, some crazing typical of majolica of the period. The piece is ...
$225 USD Sale PendingSALE PENDING Rare New Milford Pottery/Wannopee Cobalt Pitcher
Pottery:Antique:Majolica
A rare piece of of New Milford Pottery: a cobalt blue majolica milk pitcher with gold trim measuring 6 1/2" tall and 6 5/8" from spout tip to outermost portion of the applied handle. It is in excellent condition with no chips or cracks or crazing and the gold appears to be completely intact--exceptional. We have had the pleasure of acquiring 3 of these pitchers over the years, and this one is by far the finest example due its nearly pristine condition. New Milford cobalt wares are difficult to ...
SOLDSOLD 19th C Continental Majolica Jardiniere
Pottery:Antique:Majolica
Fabulous late 1800's antique majolica jardiniere in great colors--green and cobalt with pink rosettes. This is a large piece measuring 8" in diameter at its widest, 6 5/8 high. Beautifully made rolled rim with nice details in the leaf and flowers motif that encircles the upper portion, well detailed panels on the lower portion with blended glazes of cobalt, green, and a touch of pink and tan. The base is glazed and has 3 grazes that expose the clay beneath; the grazes do not show when the pot is ...
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