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$225 USD Offers ConsideredLimoges Vase w/ Hand Painted Roses - Signed - T & V - Tressemann & Vogt - Limoge
Porcelain:Possibly Antique (Marks Not Definitive)
Not only is this lovely vase hand painted with full blown summer roses, but it's squat shape and small mouth are perfect for displaying a few of your own beautiful short stemmed garden blooms. Condition is very nice with some wear to the gold around the lip. There is one flake on the bottom that has been touched up some time in the past. It cannot be seen unless you pick the vase up and turn it over, and although it is shown in the pictures, I'll bet you didn't notice it as it's not very ...
$165 USD Offers ConsideredGlazed Skull Cup w/ Gilded Bone Handle
Porcelain:Possibly Antique (Marks Not Definitive)
A wonderful antique cup, representing a skull, open at the top, with a bone laid across it's opening. This fine piece of 'memento mori' is the perfect size for pencils, cosmetic or otherwise, and could be happily pressed into service to offer Tootsie Pops, or other treats on Halloween. It would also look great as a container for a bit of bittersweet. Condition is great, no problems to report, just some wear to the gilding on the bone. This piece has only a number mark on the bottom, but it is ...
$165 USD Offers ConsideredJapanese Biscuit Jar w/ Lobed Melon Shape
Porcelain:Possibly Antique (Marks Not Definitive)
A very nice Japanese biscuit jar with traditional decoration. The highly stylized chrysanthemums and a highly stylized double Phoenix (also called a Howo or Bird of Paradise) are disposed around the surface of the jar and lid in an asymmetric arrangement with one medallion continuing from the lid onto the body of the jar. Lovely, and typical of Japanese sensibilities. The piece is signed only in Japanese which suggests an early date (before 1891), but I feel it was more likely made during the ...
$225 USD Offers ConsideredEight Crown Staffordshire Demitasse Cups & Saucers
Porcelain:Possibly Antique (Marks Not Definitive)
Who can resist a freshly pulled cup of espresso with it's rich crema... perfect in the morning, and just what you need in the afternoon, I can smell the rich aroma now. And wouldn't it be even more perfect served in fine porcelain cups like these? This lovely set features wide green borders edged in black and complemented by an ample amount of applied gold. The design is simple and classic... very elegant and able to mix with many patterns. Condition is great. No chips cracks or repairs to ...
$85 USD Offers ConsideredPair of Porcelain "Baby" Cups - Perfect Gift for Twins!
Porcelain:Possibly Antique (Marks Not Definitive)
These lovely antique porcelain baby cups display a delicate molded detail just under the rim, which is ringed in gold. There is a bold, gold Gothic "Baby" lettered on the front of each cup, and the applied handles are quite dainty. The marks are the same, but different. Both are marked "Germany", and have "OC" in a circle in red... but I do not recognize the mark, and have been unable to find it. If you recognize it, please drop me a line. Each cup is marked with a different number... not sure ...
$50 USD Offers ConsideredHand Painted Blue & White Porcelain Jug or Pitcher with Gilded Fruits in Relief - Creamer
Porcelain:Possibly Antique (Marks Not Definitive)
This little pitcher is the perfect size for serving cream, and the perfect complement to an antique table. It has a lovely scalloped shape, an applied handle. a band of hand painted blue underglaze, and gold details with some kind of raised fruits or berries accented in gold... very unusual. The painting is energetic and sketchy, done with a sure hand... and those little gold fruits are great with their sand-papery texture. There are no marks on this piece, so it's origins are a mystery. ...
$495 USD Offers ConsideredRoyal Doulton 'Coaching Days' Pitcher or Jug & Tumblers - Seriesware - Bone China
Porcelain:Possibly Antique (Marks Not Definitive)
A lovely set in Royal Doulton's wonderful Coaching Days Seriesware pattern, a favorite of many antique collectors. Seriesware was invented by Charles Noke in the late 19th C, and conceived to be decorative as well as functional, the items included everything from tableware to lamps, and displayed many designs grouped around a theme. Coaching Days is one of Royal Doulton's best loved and most desirable Seriesware patterns. Condition is very nice. There is some expected overall crazing and minor ...
$295 USD Offers ConsideredHand Painted Porcelain - Signed Footed Nut Bowl w/ Chestnuts - Bavaria - Paul Muller - C B Meredith
Porcelain:Possibly Antique (Marks Not Definitive)
Chestnuts... what could be more perfect for the season of crackling fires and festive gatherings? Not your usual floral, this fabulous hand painted bowl displays these wonderful treats as they grow, a sight not many of us are familiar with anymore. An unexpected subject. Just beautiful. China painting was a popular hobby from the late 19th thru the early 20th centuries in the US. And I've seen many painted pieces that look to have been done by amateurs, but C. B. Meredith was a pro. The ...
SOLDSOLD Bisque Pug Dog Toothpick or Match Holder / Strike
Porcelain:Possibly Antique (Marks Not Definitive)
This little bisque pug dog sits by a blue glazed basket... "good boy." A perfect piece for the lover of dog themed antiques, he's awfully cute with his pensive expression. His basket and collar are glazed and fired, while his face, tail, and other body details are cold painted. I believe this is a match holder with the rough surface of the basket fashioned as the 'strike', but it could be used for many things... to corral some cotton swabs, or those cosmetic pencils that just seem to multiply on ...
Porcelain:Possibly Antique (Marks Not Definitive)
A fine old compote, most likely antique, with a beautiful pure shape, and the delicacy and translucence we have come to associate with the finest European porcelain. Pirkenhammer has been producing fine porcelain in what is now the Czech Republic since 1802. This particular piece bears their underglaze mark used during the late 19th and early 20th C, it is marked "Austria", and is also marked with the word "Titanic." As a note of historical interest, Pirkenhammer has been associated with the ...| Items 1 - 10 of 10 | Page 1 of 1 |
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