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$14 USD Offers ConsideredREDUCED Pink Transferware Plate ~ Jenny Lind by Royal Staffordshire
Pottery:Transferware:Royal Staffordshire:Jenny Lind
This pretty transferware plate is in the Jenny Lind pattern by Royal Staffordshire Pottery, England. The backstamp indicates it was manufactured circa 1900. The centre of the plate features a tableau of three people, two women and a man, making their way to the castle in the distance. Trees, mountains and what looks like a lake complete the tranquil scene. The plate is bordered by foliage - often called acorns and leaves, but looking more like grapes on the vine to me - and a repeated pattern of ...
$31 USD Offers ConsideredREDUCED Sea Shell Cream & Sugar Set ~Three Pieces
Pottery:Shell Cream And Sugar Set:Majolica Type Made In Japan
Take your tea while you dream of the sea, with this charming cream pitcher and sugar bowl, complete with tray. The highly detailed shells are hand painted in shades of brown, green and cream, majolica style, and the lid of the sugar bowl features a shell finial. The tray upon which the creamer and sugar sit is decorated with shells and fronds of seaweed. The sugar bowl, at 4 1/2 inches wide and 3 1/4 inches tall, is slightly larger than the creamer, which is 4 1/4 inches across and 3 inches high ...
$29 USD Offers ConsideredREDUCED Pretty Tiered Tidbit Tray / Serving Dish ~ Staffordshire, England, 1961
Pottery:Midwinter:Staffordshire, England:Fashion Shape, 1961
Midwinter Potteries, established in Burslem, Stoke on Trent in 1910, became one of the largest potteries in England, until production ceased in the 1980s. After WW11, Roy Midwinter, son of the firm's founder, became director of design. Influenced by American west coast potteries, he launched the Stylecraft shape in 1953, forever changing the face of British ceramics. New, modern. and streamlined, the Stylecraft Fashion Shape was instantly popular with the post-war generation then settling down ...
$16 USD Offers ConsideredREDUCED Country Jelly Mold with Goose & Butterfly ~ Franklin Mint, 1986
Pottery:Jelly Mold:Franklin Mint
The Franklin Mint issued a series of these "Le Cordon Bleu" decorative molds in 1986. This one features a goose surrounded by green leaves, pink flowers and a yellow butterfly. This pretty mold is 8 inches across, 7 inches top to bottom, and 3 inches deep, with a hole at the top for hanging. There are no chips or cracks, and no crazing. Except for some minor wear to the goose's eye, this mold is in mint condition.
$50 USD Offers ConsideredREDUCED Ridgways Coaching Days Plate ~ 1907
Pottery:Antique:Ridgways:Coaching Days:Aesthetic Movement
This beautiful plate is illustrated with a scene from the book, "Coaching Days & Coaching Ways" by W. Outram Tristram. First published in 1888, the book details Georgian and Victorian Royal Mail Coach routes across England. The plate is signed, "Old England Ware, Scenes from Coaching Days by Special Permission of MacMillan & Co. Ltd., Ridgways England, Reg. No. 615802. The underside is also incised 3 07, indicating the plate was made in 1907. The central scene features Tudor half-timbered ...
$31 USD Offers ConsideredREDUCED Royal Crown Chantilly Rose Leaf Shaped Dish
Pottery:Arnart Imports:Japan:Mid 20th Century
This lovely leaf shaped dish was created in Japan by Arnart Imports in the 1950s. Currently located on Fifth Avenue, New York, Arnart specializes in fine porcelain gifts and accessories. The pattern, Chantilly Rose, features beautifully hand painted flowers, foliage and gold accents against a ground of pale pastels in shades of blue, pink and green. The dish is 7 1/2 inches long, and 4 1/2 inches wide. The Arnart Royal Crown logo appears on the underside, as well as the number 1945. The artist's ...
$23 USD Offers ConsideredREDUCED Rooster Figural Jug ~ Made in Czechoslovakia
Pottery:Figural Rooster Jug:Czechoslovakia
A handsome, majolica type rooster cream pitcher, made in Czechoslovakia in the early 1900s. Vivid, hand painted shades of brown, yellow, green and rust show off the details of his feathers and face. The jug is 7 inches tall, 5 1/2 inches across his beak and handle, holds 2 1/2 cups of liquid, and signed on the bottom, Made in Czechoslovakia, with the number 27. While in lovely condition overall, with minimal wear to the paint, there is a flake off his beak and hairline cracks on the bottom. The ...
$27 USD Offers ConsideredREDUCED Retro Turquoise Console / TV Bowl ~ Shell Shaped
Pottery:By Type:Retro:Console/Tv Bowl:Japan
This large 1950s bowl, inspired by the sea, features a shell shape and a gritty exterior texture, reminiscent of a sandy beach. The inside of the bowl is a glowing turquoise or aqua, perhaps the definitive colour of the 1950s. Made in Japan and imported by Giftcraft, this sturdy bowl is over a foot long, at 12 1/4 inches; 5 inches wide, and 2 1/2 inches deep. It has no chips or cracks, just some very minor surface wear to the interior. A beautiful and unusual piece.
$23 USD Offers ConsideredREDUCED Retro Shawnee Kenwood Bowl ~ Pink & Black, Too Cool!
Pottery:By Maker:Shawnee:Kenwood:Console/Tv Bowl
A highly collectable retro console or TV bowl, part of the upscale Kenwood line by Shawnee Pottery of Zanesville, Ohio. Dating from the 1950s, this bowl has a spray-painted, nubby texture in glossy pale pink over a matte black background. The interior of the bowl is shiny pink. Signed on the bottom, Kenwood 211, USA, the bowl is 7 1/2 inches long, 4 inches wide, and 2 1/2 inches deep. Aside from a faint, 1/2 inch long hairline on one interior end, it has no other issues, and is in excellent ...
$30 USD SaleSALE Final Clearance! Transferware Tumbler Circa 1850
Pottery:Clearance:Transferware Tumbler:Victorian
This lovely old tumbler may have once been part of a woman's bowl and pitcher set. Research indicates it was made in England in the mid 1800s, and it has survived in wonderful condition. The tumbler, made from sturdy ironstone, is 4 inches tall and 3 inches across. It is decorated all around with burgundy convolvulus flowers, a member of the morning glory family. The delicate flowers, leaves and trailing tendrils of vine are very pretty and feminine. Signed simply on the bottom with C.B. and the ...| Items 1 - 10 of 10 | Page 1 of 1 |
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