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$30 USDPair Atlas Heraldic China Candlesticks: Glasgow Coat of Arms
Porcelain:Heraldic:Glasgow
A very pretty pair of heraldic china candlesticks, with the crest of the City of Glasgow and an interesting and rather cheerful snake wound round them, with its head picked out by gilding. Four inches (10.5cm) in height, and in perfect condition.
$22 USDCollingwoods Bone China Dish
Porcelain:Collingwood
An attractive decorative bone china dish in a distinctive oval shape and very pretty colouring. In perfect condition, with no chips or cracks, and the gilding intact, it has a small scratch to the turquoise edging, which I have photographed in close-up. A most attractive piece of early Twentieth Century china.
$65 USDCrown Staffordshire Plate: Albany Kennett Charlesworth
Porcelain:Crown Staffordshire:Commemorative
A very attractive gilt-edged plate with swags of roses round the rim, the centre decorated with a coat of arms - the motto being Justitia et Virtus - and the words 'To Commemorate the coming of age of Albany Kennett Charlesworth 25th January 1913. He must have been a very important and well-connected young man. The marks on the back are for Crown Staffordshire and the retailer, T. Hayward & Co., Deansgate, Manchester. It measures about eight and a quarter inches at its widest (21 cm). In perfect ...
$125 USDMinton Oval Tray decorated with Sailing Ships, signed by E. Woodhouse
Porcelain:Minton
An oval bone china plate by the famous quality British manufacturer Minton, hand-painted with a peaceful scene of sailing boats against an evening sky. The painting is signed E. Woodhouse. The plate measures about 8.4 x 5.2 inches and is in perfect condition. A beautiful, tranquil scene, and a work of art on a plate.
$125 USDMinton Oval Tray decorated with Sailing Ships, signed by E. Woodhouse
Porcelain:Minton
An oval bone china plate by the famous quality British manufacturer Minton, hand-painted with a peaceful scene of sailing boats against an evening sky. The painting is signed E. Woodhouse. The plate measures about 8.4 x 5.2 inches and is in perfect condition. A beautiful tranquil scene, and a work of art on a plate.
$125 USDMinton Oval Tray decorated with Sailing Ships, signed by A Shufflebotham
Porcelain:Minton
An oval bone china plate by the famous quality British manufacturer Minton, hand-painted with a peaceful scene of sailing boats against a blue sky. The painting is signed A Shufflebotham. The plate measures about 8.4 x 5.2 inches and is in perfect condition. A beautiful tranquil scene, and a work of art on a plate.
$1,950 USDRoyal Dux Centrepiece Bowl: Water Nymph and Cherub
Porcelain:By Maker Or Type:Royal Dux
A superb Royal Dux centrepiece, the bowl with water lilies surmounted by a nymph pouring water into the bowl. A cheeky cherub is holding out his hand to catch the water as it falls. Measurement is difficult with so complex a piece, but it measures approximately 14 inches across the bowl, and 11.5 inches to the top of the nymph's head. I can find no damage apart from a possible flake at the tip of the cherub's left wing, which I have attempted to photograph. It carries the applied pink porcelain ...
$120 USDRoyal Doulton Cabinet Plate: Cobalt, Gilding, Floral Decoration
Porcelain:Royal Doulton
A superb Royal Doulton cabinet plate, with a cobalt blue rim and extensive but delicate gilding. In superb condition with no chips or cracks, this plate measures 10.25 inches (26cm) in diameter. Marked Made in England, Bone China, Royal Doulton, England, with 14 to the right and x below. This mark was used between 1932 and 1973. Impressed mark - impossible to photograph - 35 and two other numbers, probably for the shape. Floral decoration in cartouches round the edge, with a slightly less ...
$995 USDMatched Pair of Royal Worcester Posy Vases: Hand Painted Pheasants: One signed James Stinton
Porcelain:By Maker Or Type:Royal Worcester:Stinton:Pheasants
A delightful matched pair of Royal Worcester posy vases, hand painted with pheasants, one signed James Stinton, one unsigned. The shape is G161. These have probably been together since they were originally purchased and they make a fine pair. The unsigned one carries the puce mark, date coded for 1928. The Stinton example has a green mark, date coded for 1925. Unfortunately the Stinton example has a chip to the base, virtually invisible in display, and which I have photographed in close-up. Both ...
$425 USDNine-piece Dessert Service by Minton, 1852
Porcelain:Antique:Minton
A beautiful nine-piece dessert service by Minton, hand-decorated with sprays of flowers, each spray different, with a gilded rope edging. The service comprises of one circular comport, two rectangular comports and six plates. The marks on the pieces identify them as having been made in 1852. Ruby Lane is generous with the space it allows for photographs, but I have lots more, which I can email to you or post in sequence until you have seen them all. Just ask. In perfect condition.
$25 USDJapanese Kutani Lidded Bowl
Porcelain:Japanese:Kutani
A Japanese Kutani lidded bowl featuring ladies in traditional dress by the waterside. 4.5 inches (11.5cm) in diameter excluding handles. In excellent condition with only a tiny nibble - really just a loss of glaze - on the bowl rim. Signed on the base.
$100 USD ReducedREDUCED English Pink Lustre Tea Bowl and Saucer: Early Nineteenth Century
Porcelain:Antique:Luster:Pink
A pink lustre tea bowl and saucer, the saucer of the deep type as at this period the tea was poured first into the bowl, then into the saucer to cool it, and drunk from the saucer. The glaze in the centre of the saucer is a little worn, as you would expect, and underneath the rim of the saucer are patches of black speckles under the glaze, a roughness of manufacture indicating the early date of these pieces.
$275 USDNoritake Handled Vase with Sailing Ships, turquoise ground and gilding
Porcelain:Noritake
A very attractive vase with hand-painted sailing ships, one being a rather fanciful two-masted ship with galleon-type sails, but based on something which looks more like a dinghy, with a man seated in the prow. In the background is another boat and a windmill. The boat in the cartouche on the other side is a much simpler representation of a yacht or sailboat. There is plentiful beading and gilding, though the gilding is rubbed and I have tried to show this in the photos. There are no chips, ...
$33 USDSmall Coalport Dish in the Ming Rose pattern
Porcelain:Coalport
A very pretty round bone china dish with handles, by Coalport, in the Ming Rose pattern. In perfect condition, with no chips or cracks, it measures about seven and a half inches in diameter, plus the handles.
$75 USDAesthetic Brown Transferware Porcelain Trio
Porcelain:Antique:Aesthetic:Transfer
A charming Aesthetic brown transferware porcelain trio from the short-lived (1883 - 1916) Pointon & Co, Ltd. of Hanley, Staffordshire. The pattern is mainly of iris, with some birds, and decorative panels in the Japonaiserie style. The cup is small, almost a coffee can in size but not quite. The mark is impressed, only on the saucer, and has proved difficult to photograph, but I have tried. In perfect condition with no chips or cracks.
$195 USDA Nippon Dresser (Vanity) Set decorated with Roses. One piece damaged.
Porcelain:Nippon:Dresser:Dressing Table:Vanity
A very pretty dresser or dressing table set, comprising of a tray, vase or hatpin holder, ring stand with hand, hair receiver and trinket box. The hair receiver and trinket box stand on three dainty legs, and one leg is damaged. As the bases are identical, the set could be displayed with either the plain lid or the hair receiver, but not both - they are interchangeable. There is some wear to the gilding and I have done my best to illustrate that in the accompanying photographs, but the overall ...
$250 USDA Pair of Royal Doulton Cabinet Plates: Floral Decoration, Cobalt and Gilding
Porcelain:Royal Doulton
A superb pair of Royal Doulton cabinet plates, with cobalt blue rims and extensive but delicate gilding. In superb condition with no chips or cracks, these plates measure 10.5 inches (26.5cm) in diameter. Marked Made in England, Bone China, Royal Doulton, England, with 13 to the right and x below. This mark was used between 1932 and 1973. Impressed mark - impossible to photograph - 1540, probably for the shape. Decorator's marks have been crossed out and an X placed against them. If this implies ...
$65 USDTea Bowl, Coffee Can and Saucer Set: Early 1800s
Porcelain:Antique
There is no mark on these pieces. Absolutely perfect, slight wear on the gilding, as one would expect on an object dating from the early 1800s. The age can be judged from the depth of the saucer, as later saucers became shallower, with an indentation into which to place the cup. Also, it was the practice to have only one saucer for the tea bowl and the coffee can.
$45 USDTransporter Bridge, Newport: small commemorative bowl
Porcelain:Commemorative
A small commemorative bowl celebrating the transporter bridge which spans the River Usk in Newport, South Wales. The bridge celebrated its centenary in September 2006, so the bowl is likely to be in the region of 100 years old. The bridge's historic importance stems from its very unusual design. There are only two others like it in the UK and seven in the World. The bowl measures 3.5 inches (6cm) in diameter, is in fine translucent porcelain, and is marked to the base 37 in gold, in a style ...
$45 USDPorcelain Boy with Drum
Porcelain:Decorative & Figurines:Children
A porcelain model of a young boy playing with his toy drum, about 8 inches in height, missing one drumstick, the other possibly not the original. Marked inside 86 - probably the decorator's mark. Perfect.
$800 USDBernard Moore Owl on Tree Stump: Persian Blue Glaze
Porcelain:Decorative & Figurines:Bernard Moore
A gorgeous, rich blue Bernard Moore owl perched on a tree stump. This appears to be one of the models which was produced in bone china, and has a hole in the base. A pottery monkey, also in my possession, is much heavier and has no hole in the base, which is quite rough. The colour is called Persian Blue. In the early 20th century, Bernard Moore experimented with Chinese glazes, producing successful flambé and sang-de-boeuf glazes on a stoneware body at his small factory in Stoke-upon-Trent. He ...
SOLDSOLD Wedgwood Lustre Bowl - Minstrel & Dragons
Porcelain:Wedgwood:Lustre
A small but perfect Wedgwood Lustre bowl, from the workshop of Daisy Makeig-Jones, most famous for her Fairyland Lustre. Produced between 1915 and 1929, this rare and delightful bowl features a mottled cobalt blue exterior with gold and lustre dragons, and an interior decorated with an oriental minstrel riding a camel and playing something resembling a mandolin or lute. The camel has a really cute face and has turned his head round to gaze at the minstrel, one hopes in delight at the music. It ...| Items 1 - 22 of 22 | Page 1 of 1 |
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