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Porcelain:Antique:English:Royal Worcester
093008-8/RL-338 This is an English Royal Worcester vase with figural birds. The date is the 19th century, circa 1881. The shape number is 608 and originally created in 1877. The shape is called the Love Bird Flower Holder in the book “Royal Worcester Porcelain” by Henry Sandon. The vase is about 7 ½” high, about 7” long and about 3 ¾” wide. A pair of love birds is perched on a fence rail. The bamboo fence posts at the end form two hollow tubes to hold flowers. Twining up the fence posts is ...
$400 USDEnglish Staffordshire Syrup Pitcher w Pewter Lid Pink Moss Roses c 1878
Porcelain:Antique:English
549/RL-224 This is a 19th century English Staffordshire syrup pitcher or jug. The date is circa 1878. The pitcher is about 7 ¾” high and about 5 ¼” wide at the belly. The porcelain is soft paste, a type of faience that is cream ware or earthenware. The mold has a basket weave around the lower bottom and the upper neck, with a pink ground. The handle has raised lined looping into a bow and ribbon on the neck, and outlined in gold. The lid is pewter and is fastened onto the neck through holes ...
$500 USDEnglish Royal Worcester Amphora Vase Group of 4 White Glaze w Blue Handles c 1876
Porcelain:Antique:English:Royal Worcester
102108-2/RL-344 This is an English Royal Worcester porcelain amphora vase or epergne. The date is the 19th century, circa 1876. The height is about 5 ½” and the width is about 5 ¼”. The shape number is 415, first created by Royal Worcester in the year 1874. The shape is described as being “Amphora, single, groups of 4, 7 and 10” in the book “Royal Worcester Porcelain” by Henry Sandon, on page 186. You can view an earlier version of the amphora shape with three jugs in some pages of photos of ...
$375 USDEnglish Royal Worcester Small Vase on Stand Yellow Enamel w Hand Painted Birds Raised Insects c 1878
Porcelain:Antique:English:Royal Worcester
033009-4/RL-357 This is an English Royal Worcester small vase on a stand. The date is the 19th century, circa 1878. The vase is about 3 1/4"” high, about 4 3/4” long at the base and about 2 1/8” wide at the base. The vase is small and bulbous; it sits on an attached stand. The stand has circular sides with a raised insect on each side that is covered in enamel and gold. There is wear to the enamel and gold on the insects. The ground is yellow enamel. On each side of the vase there is a colorful ...
$350 USDEnglish Short Pedestal Dessert Comport Compote Green Ground Hand Painted Flowers c 1830 or Later
Porcelain:Antique:English
408/RL-62 This is an early 19th century English short pedestal dessert comport or compote, circa 1830 or later. The comport is 2 ¼” high and 8 ¾” wide. The function was to hold petit fours cakes or tiny tea sandwiches. The porcelain is an early English soft paste. The blank is rococo, with raised flourishes, scrolls and shell-like embellishments, all highlighted in gleaming gold gild. The shell-like designs are colored a creamy yellow. The rim is a bright green ground. The flowers on the rim are ...
$250 USDEnglish Set of Two Small Oval Sandwich Platters Green Ground Hand Painted Flowers c 1830 or Later
Porcelain:Antique:English
409/RL-63 This is a set of two small oval sandwich platters, 19th century English, circa 1830 or later. The platters are 11” long, 8 7/8” wide and 1 ½” high. The porcelain is an early English soft paste. The blank is rococo, with raised flourishes, scrolls and shell-like embellishments, all highlighted in gleaming gold gild. The shell-like designs are colored a creamy yellow. The rim is a bright green ground. The flowers on the rim are all hand painted over the green ground, which was a feature ...
$500 USDEnglish Large Teapot Hand Painted Ducks Birds Pink Ground Wood Handle c 1850 - 1870
Porcelain:Antique:English
110708-1/RL-345 This is an English hard paste porcelain teapot. The maker is unknown. The date is the 19th century, circa 1850 to 1870. The teapot is large, family size. It is about 7” high to the top of the final and about 10 ¼” high to the top of the wood handle. The pot is about 10” from spout-to-handle. The ground of the body and lid is pink. The spout, handles, finial, inside and bottom are glazed white. There is mild crazing on the white glaze. The front of the pot shows large circle with ...
$425 USDEnglish Honey Pot Figural Beehive w Applied Bees c 1870 - 1890
Porcelain:Antique:English
112608-2/RL-349 This is an English porcelain honey pot shaped like a bee hive with attached figural bees. The pot is unsigned as to the maker. It is the 19th century, circa 1870 to 1890. The pot is about 7 2/8” high and about 3 3/8” wide. The mold of the bottom of the pot is a basket weave and glazed white. The top, or lid, of the pot looks like a thatched roof. The base is square and colored blue. The mold has a blue ribbon around the top of the lid. There is a hole in the lid to insert a spoon ...
$600 USDEnglish Royal Worcester Figural Owl Bird and Bamboo Flower Holder Vase c 1884
Porcelain:Antique:English:Royal Worcester
093008-5/RL-335 This is an English Royal Worcester hard paste porcelain figural owl bird vase. The date is the 19th century, circa 1884. The shape number is 701, first created by Royal Worcester in 1879. The shape is identified as being an “Owl and Bamboo Flower Holder” in the book “Royal Worcester Porcelain” by Henry Sandon, on page 192. You can see a photo of another vase in the book “Guide to Understanding 19th & 20th Century British Porcelain” by David Battie, on page 279. The author ...
Porcelain:Antique:English:Minton
093008-3/RL-333 This is an English porcelain vase. The maker is Minton. The shape is 1348 and defined as a moon flask vase. The date is the 19th century, circa 1870. The vase is about 7 3/8” high and about 6” long at the body and about 2 ½” wide at the body. You can view the shape of the vase, shape number 1348, in the book “Minton The First Two Hundred Years of Design & Production” by Joan Jones, on pages 100 and 101. The book references the shape of the vase as dating to 1870. This vase has a ...
$600 USDEnglish Set of 12 Soft Paste Porcelain Hand Painted Plates Scenic Sailing Boats & Mountains c 1890
Porcelain:Antique:English
072408-4/RL-312 This is a set of late 19th century English soft paste porcelain plates. There are 12 hand painted plates in total. The date is circa 1890. Each plate is 9 3/8” in diameter, the size of a dinner plate. The porcelain is soft paste, a type of faience porcelain that is similar to the soft paste porcelain of the Staffordshire region and other porcelain regions in the United Kingdom. The rim of the plate has a raised designed in the blank, and the design is outlined in gold with the ...
$350 USDEnglish Teapot Handle, Spout & Finial Shaped Like Wood Raised Leaves & Yellow Blossoms c 1889
Porcelain:Antique:English
112608-4/RL-350 This is an English porcelain teapot. The pot shows a backmark that is too worn to determine a maker. The date is 19th century, circa 1889. The pot is about 6” high to the top of the handle. It is about 7 ¾” from spout-to-end. The blank or mold is quite beautiful. The fixed handle, spout and finial are shaped and colored like pieces of wood, complete with the knots and burls, and colored in shapes of brown. The result is a look of old hickory sticks. The body of the pot and the ...
$600 USDEnglish Royal Worcester Teapot w Serpent Snake Handle Hand Painted Flowers c 1889
Porcelain:Antique:English:Royal Worcester
110708-2/RL-346 This is a 19th century English Royal Worcester porcelain teapot. The date is circa 1889. The shape is lobed, with an oblique handle that is ridged along the sides to represent scales and ends in a head at the spout and a tail on the opposite side. Royal Worcester created figural pieces, and liked to represent dragons, serpents and reptiles in their production. I believe the handle represents a snake because a dragon typically has wings. The finial is ridged along the sides to ...
$425 USDEnglish Ewer Vase w Handle Hand Painted Flowers Pink Glaze c 1870 - 1900
Porcelain:Antique:English
033009-5/RL-358 This is an English porcelain vase in the shape of an ewer with a handle. The maker is unknown. The age is the late 19th century, circa 1870 to 1900. The vase is about 10 1/8” high and about 4” wide at the belly. The foot is flared. The body is bulbous. The neck is cylindrical and tapers to a small mouth. A gilded rope handle is attached at the neck and body. The ground is pink and glazed. The top of the neck has oval indentations colored in a blue-green. Below it are long lines ...
$500 USDEnglish Ridgway Elegant Moulded Plate w Hand Painted Birds & Flowers Blue-Green Ground c 1820
Porcelain:Antique:English:Ridgway
091408-2/RL-328 This is an English (British) J. & W. Ridgway moulded plate. The date is the first part of the 19th century, circa 1820. The plate is about 9 ½” in diameter. The mold is elegant, with flourishes and flowers designed in the blank. The appropriate term with respect to Ridgway is “moulded” plate. I refer you to Godden’s New Guide to English Porcelain, by Geoffrey A. Godden, and on page 174 you can see a photo of another early Ridgway plate with the same flowers designed into the ...
Porcelain:Antique:English:New Hall
436/RL-92 This is an early 19th century English dish, and the maker is New Hall Company, though there were a few other Staffordshire companies who emulated New Hall. The age is circa 1810 to 1830. New Hall is rare and difficult to find, probably because much of their production from this time period was unmarked as to maker, and later identifications gave the attribute to Worcester, not New Hall. Also, other porcelain makers emulated New Hall, making identification even more difficult. New Hall ...
Porcelain:Antique:English:Minton
483/RL-158 This is a large 19th century English Minton figural group. There is a Minton impressed date cypher on the bottom for 1868, along with the impressed mark of “Minton.” The piece is made out of hard paste porcelain, or what the English term fine bone china. The measurements are approximately 18 ½” long, 7 ¼” wide and 11” high. The weight is approximately 16 pounds. Minton produced four designs of wheeled baskets between 1868 and 1870, all of which were shown at the Vienna Exhibition in ...
$125 USDEnglish Small Porcelain Lustre Egg-Shaped Box w Raised Cameo on Reticulated Dome of the Lid c 1900
Porcelain:Antique:English
093008-4/RL-334 This is a small English porcelain egg-shaped box. The date is towards the end of the 19th century or the beginning of the 20th century, circa 1900. The box is not marked as to the maker. The porcelain is quite delicate and thin. The box is small, about 3” long, about 2” high and about 2” wide. The dome is reticulated and crowned with a porcelain cameo head in white glaze against a blue ground. The reticulation is colored green. The lid is solid under the dome and is glazed white ...
$650 USDEnglish Minton Parian Figure Boy Resting on Basket Bisque or Biscuit Match Holder Striker c 1864
Porcelain:Antique:English:Minton
112608-6/RL-352 This is an English Minton bisque Parian figure. The date is the 19th century, circa 1864. The figure is about 9 ¼” high, about 4 ¾” long and about 4” wide. The Minton figure is shape 421 and is titled Boy Resting on Basket in the book “Minton The First Two Hundred Years of Design and Production” by Joan Jones. The figure was made in various ways as 1)Parian, 2)Parian colored and gilt, 3)ivory, 4)blued and 5)with a majolica glaze. You can view a photo of the figure with a majolica ...
$650 USD Sale PendingSALE PENDING English Royal Worcester Double Pierced Reticulated Vase w Landscape Stork Birds c 1872
Porcelain:Antique:English:Royal Worcester
033009-3/RL-356 This is an English Royal Worcester vase. The date is the 19th century, circa 1872. The vase is about 7 1/8” high and about 5” wide at the base. The vase is double pierced, or reticulated. What this means is there is a vase inside the vase, and the outside porcelain is pierced so as to show a landscape scene on each side of the vase depicting a stork. The porcelain is capped at the top to join the inner and outer vases, and the inside is glazed. The shape number is difficult to ...| Items 1 - 20 of 20 | Page 1 of 1 |
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