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Pottery:Antique:French:Limoges:Haviland:Barbotine
494/RL-170 This is a 19th century French Haviland Barbotine vase, painted in the Impressionistic Japonisme style by the artist Edouard Alexandre Dammouse at the Auteuil Studio in Paris. The age is circa 1876 to 1882. The vase is large, in an oval or ovoid shape. The vase has the original metal insert, so there are two pieces. The vase weighs about 6 ½ pounds. It is 12 ¼” high, 10 ¾” long and 3 ½” wide. The metal insert is 6 ¼” high, 4 ¾” long and 3 1/8” wide. This type of glaze is difficult to ...
Pottery:Antique:French:Limoges:Haviland:Barbotine
495/RL-171 This is a 19th century French Haviland Barbotine vase, painted in the Impressionistic Japonisme style by the artist Philibert-Leon Couturier at the Auteuil Studio in Paris. The age is circa 1876 to 1882. Couturier mostly painted barnyard fowl or poultry, such as ducks, chickens, roosters and geese, and also birds of prey. This is the only known vase in existence painted by Couturier that shows a rabbit or hare. The vase is 13 ½” high, 8” long and 7 ½” wide. The vase weighs about 4 ½ ...
Pottery:Antique:French:Limoges:Haviland:Barbotine
I-343/S-99/RL-100 This is a Haviland & Co French Limoges Barbotine pottery (sometimes referred to as faience or terra cotta) jardinière vase with a triple opening on the top. The vase is massive; it weighs over 17 pounds and it is 19 ¼” long, 13” high and 5” wide. The age is circa 1876 to 1882, 19th century. The huge jardinière was decorated at the L’Atelier d'Auteuil Haviland, or the Workshop of Auteuil Haviland, in Paris, by the Auteuil artist Maurice Bouquet. This artist specialized in ...
Pottery:Antique:French:Limoges:Haviland:Barbotine
I-316/S-90/RL-101 You are viewing a pair of terra cotta pottery vases, made by Haviland & Co in France, and decorated at the L’Atelier d’Auteuil Haviland, or the Workshop of Auteuil Haviland, by the Auteuil artist Jules Habert-Dys. The date is the 19th century, circa 1880. In “Ceramique Impressionniste: Avec le Soutien de Haviland”, on page 33 you can view a color photo of two vases painted by Habert-Dys, and on page 54 you can read a brief biography about the artist. In the “Evolution of ...
Pottery:Antique:French:Limoges:Haviland:Barbotine
424/RL-70 This is a pair of French Haviland Limoges Barbotine vases, produced at the Auteuil studio in Paris, and decorated and signed by the Auteuil artist Maurice Bocquet. The age is 19th century, circa 1876 to 1882. The vases are difficult to photograph. This type of glaze reflects everything, so please keep this in mind when you view the photos, that you may be seeing light glares and reflections in the glaze. If you already own some rare Haviland Barbotine, then you can see how my photos do ...
Pottery:Antique:French:Limoges:Haviland:Barbotine
497/RL-183 This is a 19th century French Haviland Barbotine vase, painted in the Impressionistic Japonisme style by the artist Emile-Justin Merlot at the Auteuil Studio in Paris. The age is circa 1876 to 1882. Merlot painted landscapes and impressionistic flowers, similar to Bocquet and other Auteuil artists. And like the other Auteuil artists, Merlot combined the Asian or Japanese techniques of decoration as applied to French Impressionism, a form of Japonisme. The Barbotine glaze has mottled ...
Pottery:Antique:French:Limoges:Haviland:Barbotine
493/RL-169 This is a 19th century French Haviland Barbotine vase, painted in the Impressionistic Japonisme style by the artist Edouard Alexandre Dammouse at the Auteuil Studio in Paris. The age is circa 1876 to 1882. The vase is large. It is 13 ¼” high, 10 ½” long and 7” wide. The vase weighs a little over six pounds. This type of glaze is difficult to photograph, so there are bright white glares in some photos. The vase was decorated at the L’Atelier d”Auteuil Haviland, or the Workshop of ...
$1,200 USDAmerican Yellow Ware Pottery Teapot w Molded Sea Shells Blue Glaze c 1880
Pottery:Antique:American:Yellow Ware
461/RL-130 This is a beautiful 19th century American pottery teapot, with the type of pottery classified as yellow ware. The age is circa 1880. The teapot is unmarked. However you can view a similar teapot in the “Collector’s Guide to Yellow Ware, Book II” by Lisa S. McAllister, page 31. The author writes that several American potteries made a teapot with this type of mold, and that the pots with a blue glaze are of higher scarcity. The pot is 9” high to the top of the handle, 7 ¾” long from ...
$600 USDEnglish Staffordshire Cologne, Perfume or Scent Bottle c 1760 - 1840
Pottery:Antique:Staffordshire
090109-6/RL-364 This is an English Staffordshire bottle with a stopper, designed for use to hold cologne or perfume. The date is the last half of the 18th century to the first part of the 19th century, circa 1760 – 1840. The bottle is about 6 ¼” to the top of the stopper, and about 5” at the widest part of the belly. The pottery is a soft-paste type of earthenware, consistent with the type of production from the Staffordshire region during this time span. The design of the bottle is that it ...
$2,500 USDEnglish Worcester 18th Century Large Porcelain Tea Box Caddy Cobalt Gold Bird Butterflies c 1792
Pottery:Antique:English:Faience:Worcester
545/RL-219 This is an 18th century English Worcester large box with a lid. The original function was most likely to hold tea. The age is circa 1792. The box is not hinged. It is two pieces, a bottom with a fitted lid. The box is 8 3/8” wide and long, and 3 5/8” high, so about the size of a luncheon plate and the height of a covered bowl. The faience of this box is a soft paste porcelain, verging toward an earthenware pottery, which is a type of porcelain Worcester produced during this time ...
$600 USDFrench Pair Faience Vases Cobalt Blue w Flying Insects Butterflies c 1850
Pottery:Antique:French:Faience
402/RL-54 This is a pair of 19th century French faience, or soft paste porcelain, vases. The age is circa 1850, maybe earlier, maybe later. The vases are 8 5/8” high and 4 ¼” wide. The handles are serpentine, and appear to have a face underneath the gold gild on the bottom ends, facing out. The base is round, the body is ovoid with a tapered neck. The rim flares outward. Under the rim, there is a raised design of descending leaves, covered in gold gild. The same design of leaves in gold is ...
$500 USDFrench Paris St. Denis Cobalt Faience Vase w Bird Butterflies Scene c 1870
Pottery:Antique:French:Faience:St. Denis
368/RL-17 This is a beautiful French Paris faience, or soft paste porcelain or pottery, vase. The age is 19th century, circa 1850 - 1870. The vase is 8 ¾” high, 7 ¼” long and 3 ½” wide. The vase has a bulbous shape, flaring out at the sides, and tapering in at the foot and neck. The outside is glazed a rich blue deep cobalt blue, and there is shading to the glaze, going from a darker to a brighter shade of the cobalt blue. Cobalt was a difficult glazing color to produce on faience because of ...| Items 1 - 12 of 12 | Page 1 of 1 |
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