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$95 USD ReducedREDUCED English Staffordshire Pen Holder ~ Swans & Cygnet ~ c.1850
Porcelain:Antique:Staffordshire Figurine
Porcelain. Mother and Papa Swans with little one on "grass" with fanciful tree bocage. I detect no damage, no repair. Tree trunk color is darker than the base or the swans and believed to be so intended. The back of the tree trunk and down to the base shows glaze crazing with discoloration. Nice gilding to wings, heads and around the base. Interesting Leaf design above the baby swan in mellow yellowish ochre, iron red, and a pleasing green. 5ins. high by 4-1/2" long and base width of 2-1/2". ...
$75 USD Offers ConsideredREDUCED Puce Transfer Clobbered Cup & Saucer "The Play Fellow" Cat & Girl
Porcelain:Antique
Attributed to Davenport, c1835 (REFERENCE: Plate 1718, p287 of A DIRECTORY OF BRITISH TEAPOTS, by Michael Berthoud & Richard Maskell, ISBN 0 9507 103 9 3) bone china, clobbered charming tea cup and saucer. Handle to the right, the puce transfer is of a kneeling girl, in empire dress, playing with her cat. Green enamels are over glaze and emphasize the foliage. Handle to the left, the scene, a kneeling child pets a smiling lamb. Marine blue enameling encircles the rims the middle and down the ...
$75 USD ReducedREDUCED Staffordshire Poodle, Separate Front Legs, In Harding Book
Porcelain:Antique:Staffordshire Figurine
Adorable, Textured-Hair, Separate Leg Staffordshire Porcelain Poodle from the Late 19th Century and made into the early 19th Century. 5-3/4" tall, seated poodle, with the more expensive separated front legs, painted eyes & muzzle, with a gilded collar and locket. REFERENCE: Fig.4548, p148 Harding, "Victorian Staffordshire Figures 1875-1962: Portraits, Decorative & other Figures, Dogs & Other Animals, Later Reproductions" The clay which creates the "fuzzy-hair" look is passed through a sieve and ...
$124 USD Offers ConsideredSALE WEDGWOOD c.1878 Miniature TEAPOT Chinoiserie Green & Gold
Porcelain:Antique:Miniature Teapot:Wedgwood
A tad over 3-1/2" high, this was sold to me by a U.K. antique dealer as a child's teapot. I think it may be an adult toy tea pot for display. It is fine porcelain with a Japan-like pattern in moss-green prints or transfers, with gilding added over the glaze. The Wedgwood mark is upper case with the famous vase also in the muted green. Godden Mark 4091: "Printed mark on porcelains from c. 1878." The little pot does not have inner strainer holes, but one large circular hole. Any Wedgwood expert ...| Items 1 - 4 of 4 | Page 1 of 1 |
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