 |
|
|||||||||||||||||||||
Great selection of unique English antiques and collectibles
Exclusively on Ruby Lane. Member since February 2005 View Profile
Exclusively on Ruby Lane. Member since February 2005 View Profile
GIANT SALE for the month of November, many items drastically reduced.
| London Market Antiques > Pottery | Page 1 of 1 |
View as: Gallery | List
Only show:
$397 USD SaleSALE Unusual Continental Majolica Tray with American Indians
Pottery:By Type:Majolica
This is quite an unusual tray since it is continental majolica and has American Indians as the main subject matter. The perimeter is made up of vines and flowers. There are no markings on this piece which measures 14" wide and 11" high. There are several chips on the underside which don't detract from the tray. A couple are on the edge but aren't obvious on the front.
$497 USD SaleSALE Large dark Green Majolica Jardiniere on Stand
Pottery:Antique
What a wonderful large green majolica jardiniere on stand. It has beautiful Art Nouveau decorations and is probably from that period. It makes quite a statement, standing 40.5" tall, about 17" in diameter. The base is 28" tall and would make a fantastic table base with a round glass top, and you could use the jardiniere as a planter. Either way, it is a conversation piece. This would be shipped in two boxes and unfortunately, the Ruby Lane shipping option doesn't allow this, so I'm saying ...
$297 USD SaleSALE Magnificent Victorian Wedgwood Majolica Milk Pitcher
Pottery:Antique
This is a fabulous English majolica milk pitcher with wonderful colors. It was made by Wedgwood and has the Victorian registry mark for 1867. The saying around the pitcher states " What tho my gates be poor, take them in good part, may you have better cheer, but not with better heart." It stands 7.5" tall and is about 5.5" wide. There are no cracks or chips, a beautiful piece of majolica.
$57 USD SaleSALE English Brown Transferware Plate with Windmill
Pottery:By Place Of Origin
A nice English brown transferware plate in the Delft pattern. It measures 10.25" in diameter. Besides the large windmill in the center, there are several windmills around the edges. The only markings are "Delph" inside a banner. Didn't find any chips or cracks. There is some gold gilding around the edge but it is worn.
$597 USD SaleSALE Rare Majolica Palissy Wall Pocket
Pottery:Antique
This neat little wall-accent is 18th century palissy and is 8-inches in height. Palissy of the caliber and type; "not being a plate or charger" is becoming increasingly difficult to find. This piece has been professionally repaired.
$75 USD SaleSALE Beautiful Adam's Dark Blue Jasperware Jam Jar.
Pottery:Antique
This cute little rotund jam jar is 4.5-inches with its EPNS top and is a dark blue. The jar seems to be in pretty good condition though it shows some signs of age. The jar has few blemishes that I can see.
$697 USD SaleSALE Unusual Portuguese Majolica Palissy Strawberry Planter
Pottery:Antique
This is a quite unique piece of majolica palissy. I have never seen another planter like this one. Although not marked, quite sure it is from Portugal. The green grassy material is not as green as most of these pieces. This one is a nice size and makes quite a statement. It is about 8" tall and 7" wide. The underside of the lizards head is being professionally repaired. You wonder how that got chipped. Maybe a snake from one of the other pieces got hold of it. For you palissy collectors, this ...
$157 USD SaleSALE Beautiful Wedgwood Dark Blue Jasperware Jug. (5-inch)
Pottery:Antique
This dark blue piece of Wedgwood is the medium sized jug in three graduated pieces. The scene on the jug is of trees, maidens, animals, and angels. The jug is good condition but there are a few hairlines is the white detail near the spout. The piece itself is damage free. ~London Market~
$197 USD SaleSALE Beautiful Wedgwood Dark Blue Jasperware Jug. (6-inch)
Pottery:Antique
This dark blue piece of Wedgwood is the largest of three graduated pieces. The piece depicts maidens, urns, stags, and angels. This jug seems to be in good condition. There are a few hairlines in the applied white decoration around the spout but the piece itself is damage free. ~London Market~
$117 USD SaleSALE Beautiful Wedgwood Dark Blue Jasperware Jug. (4-inch)
Pottery:By Maker
The dark blue piece of Wedgwood is the smallest in the three piece graduated set. The scene on the jug is of trees, maidens, animals, and angels playing together. The jug is good condition but there are a few hairlines is the detail near the spout. The piece itself is damage free. ~London Market~
$195 USDBeautiful Wedgwood Light Blue Jasperware Jug.
Pottery:By Maker
This is a lovely piece of light blue Wedgwood with white square blossom accents. The scene in the piece depicts trees, maidens, animals, and angels. It stands about 6" tall. The jug is great condition with no fracture or blemishes that I can see. ~London Market~
$135 USD SaleSALE English Flow Blue Transferware Oval Platter
Pottery:By Type
English flow blue transferware platter by Ford & Sons, Burslem, Staffordshire, England. It is the Trent pattern. The platter measures 14>5" by 10.75". The color is a cobalt blue with a lot of light flow on the back. In one photo i showed where there was a small glaze firing fault that is hardly noticeable. We have several plates and platters in this pattern if you are interested in more pieces.
$695 USDFabulous Victorian Majolica Game Plaque (One of Pair)
Pottery:By Maker
This is a beautiful majolica game plaque. It was originally the top of a game pie dish by George Jones. A picture of the dish is found on Page 57 of "Majolica American and European Wares" by Snyder & Bockol, 1994. At some point a hole was drilled so it could be hung. There is a tiny hair line at the bottom which I have shown in photos of top and bottom. This measures 9.25" long, 6.5" wide, and approximately 3.5" tall. We do have an identical one which is not listed if any one wants a pair.
$125 USDEnglish Dark Blue Transferware Oval Platter
Pottery:Antique:Transferware
A nice English dark blue Transferware oval platter. It has the desirable cobalt blue in places and a some flow, although I didn't list it as flow blue. It is just over 13" long and 10" wide.. There is only a small number 4 on the back. There is a small hairline and a tiny nibble shown in last two photos. Sorry I do not know the name of the pattern. A very nice platter for the price.
$129 USDEnglish Light BlueTransferware Asiatic Pheasant Platter 14.5"
Pottery:Antique
English Blue Transferware platterin the popular Asiatic Pheasant pattern. Nearly all of the major Staffordshire potteries made this pattern, so you will see many variations in the colors and pattern. This platter is 14.5" long and just over 12" wide. The last photo shows a tiny flea bite that I missed until I did the feel test. There is the usual crazing found on Victorian pottery.
SOLDSOLD Eight Inch Portuguese Majolica Palissy Charger
Pottery:Antique
Rare 8-inch Portuguese Majolica Palissy Charger 1860-1880. These wonderful plates are getting so difficult to find at reasonable prices. Particularly this piece with its unique serrated edges. If you love these plates with all the critters and grass, please see the others listed. Thank you for choosing London Market.
SOLDSOLD English Green Port Liquor Barrel with Coat of Arms
Pottery:Antique
A fabulous green (like green majolica) Port liquor barrel with a wonderful coat of arms with lion and unicorn. It is in excellent shape, especially as old as it is. Whether you drink or not this has a great English decorative look. As I mentioned it displays very well with majolica. It is 12" tall and has a diameter of 9".
SOLDSOLD Portuguese Majolica Palissy Plate
Pottery:By Type:Majolica:Palissy
This is a wonderful small Portuguese majolica palissy plate with three critters. The largest one has got the smaller one in its mouth. The plate measures 6.5" in diameter. It has an impressed mark that is not readable. From the shape of the mark it appears to be from Manuel Mafra, Caldas, Portugal. It appears to be in great shape with no chips or cracks. I have other pieces listed.
SOLDSOLD Small Portuguese Majolica Palissy Plate
Pottery:By Type:Majolica:Palissy
Unusual small Portuguese majolica Palissy plate featuring three critters, a toad frog, and two beetles of some sort., not the usual snakes and lizards. This one measures 6.5" and is in great shape. It was manufactured by the Mafra pottery in Caldas, Portugal c1870. I have other Palissy pieces listed.
SOLDSOLD Single Large Unusual Staffordshire Dog with Glass Eyes
Pottery:By Place Of Origin
This is a Staffordshire dog that you don't see too often. The colors in the photos are true to color, being a brownish orange. He is in pretty good shape. The second photo shows a rough area on top of ear which may have been a fault in firing.The left eye has a hairline crack and discoloration around eye. There is also a small rough spot on edge of base by front feet. This makes it seem like it is rough, but the pictures show it is a nice Staffordshire piece, and one that is hard to find. He ...| Items 1 - 20 of 20 | Page 1 of 1 |
View as: Gallery | List
Only show:
Follow us on Twitter Fan us on Facebook
Ruby Lane Home |
About Ruby Lane, Inc. |
Privacy Policy |
Terms of Use |
Site Map |
Email Ruby Lane |
Help |
FAQ Knowledge Base
Copyright © 1998-2009 Ruby Lane Inc. ® All Rights Reserved.
