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Interesting, Unusual or Highly Sought Antique Ceramics & Related Items
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Offering distinctive 18th & 19th century pottery & antiques for the beginner, connoisseur or dealer-specialist.
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$57 USD1904 St. Louis Exposition & World’s Fair Souvenir Nickel Plated Folding Pocket Cup
Collectibles:Historical:1904 St Louis Exposition:World Fair:Folding Cup
This antique plated brass collapsible cup is the perfect gift for the commemorative collector or historical relic connoisseur. It displays a view of the Palace of Mines and Metallurgy at the 1904 St. Louis Exposition and World’s Fair. That particular exhibition hall measured 525 by 750 feet and offered nine acres of exhibits and public space. It was designed by Theodore Link and had grand overhanging eaves and deep porticos making it one of the most interesting of the great exhibit palaces at ...
$42 USDc. 1900 Checkered & Brown Slipped Cream Colored Child-size Teacup and Saucer
Collectibles:Decorative Arts
Child or toy-size teacup and saucer with overall brown slip and a checkered pattern (engine turned) band on the cup. This type of ware is frequently called “mocha” by some folks, however, that is merely a popularized label than an accurate use of the term. Nevertheless, Docs Antiques is pleased to offer this interesting C&S set for those who enjoy slip wares trimmed on a pottery lathe. The cup and saucer listed here has a cream colored slip covering a cane colored body which is also typical for ...
$37 USDCopper on Wood Printing Plate Savonarola Chair c1920s
Collectibles:Advertising:Copper Plate
A thick copper printing plate backed with wood and showing a mirror image of a classic Savonarola folding chair from the 1920s or earlier. This is a moderately large copper plate (5.5 x 4 inches) set on a wood made from tongue and groove wooden strips. The image on the copper plate is photo engraved by a process first developed in the late 1800s. There is an I.P.E.U. union stamp impressed on the side of the wood block along with a “52" signifying Local 52 of the “International Photo Engravers ...
SOLDSOLD c1860 Early J Russell (Green River Works) Antique Pistol Grip Porcelain Knife
Collectibles:Knives:J Russell:Green River Works Factory:Makers Mark Stamped:American Knife
A wonderful and early table knife from the Green River Works factory of John Russell in Western Massachusetts. The Green River factory location was the second Russell started after returning to his home town of Greenfield, Massachusetts with fortunes made from cotton in Georgia. Russell constructed his first factory late in 1833 when he set up a 16-horsepower steam engine and other machinery that included rows of grinding stones and emery stones, and several trip hammers for forging steel. His ...| Items 1 - 4 of 4 | Page 1 of 1 |
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