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$125 USDAustrian Pressed Glass Plate, Blue, Kaiser Jubilaeum, Antique 19th C

Glass:Antique:Royal Commemorative:Austrian Pressed Glass

This is a high quality pressed glass plate made to commemorate the 50 year reign (1848-1898) of Franz Joseph I, Emperor of Austria, and King of Hungary and Bohemia. The small plate is in excellent condition, with no chips or cracks. It was most likely made by the S. Reich factory of Vienna. It is 4-3/4" (12 cm) in diameter. Blue pressed glass is much more rare than clear pressed glass, and was more expensive to make. We guarantee the authenticity of all items we sell and disclose any damage or ...

$250 USDH. & R. Daniel Porcelain Sugar Bowl, 4 feet, Antique 19th C English

Porcelain:Antique:Daniel:19th C English

This beautiful and rare covered sugar bowl has crenelated gilt rims, and is decorated with gilt vines and 3 birds on branches. The gilding and hand painted decoration are in excellent condition. It was made by Henry & Richard Daniel, of Stoke, Staffordshire, who were in business making fine quality porcelains from 1820-1841. Although this piece is unmarked, we have other parts of the set which are marked on the base in gold, 4237. This is Daniel pattern 4237 (Shrewsbury Second Gadroon shaped). ...

$275 USDH. & R. Daniel Porcelain Trio, Tea Cup, Coffee Cup & Saucer, Antique 19th C English

Porcelain:Antique:Daniel:19th C English

This beautiful and rare trio has crenelated gilt rims, and is decorated with gilt vines and 3 birds on branches. The gilding and hand painted decoration are in excellent condition. The set was made by Henry & Richard Daniel, of Stoke, Staffordshire, who were in business making fine quality porcelains from 1820-1841. The coffee cup is marked on the base in gold, 4237. This is Daniel pattern 4237 (Shrewsbury Second Gadroon shaped). It is illustrated in "H. & R. Daniel", by Michael Berthoud, plates ...

$350 USDH. & R. Daniel Porcelain Cream Jug (Creamer) on 4 Feet, Antique 19th C English

Porcelain:Antique:Daniel:19th C English

This beautiful and rare creamer is in pristine condition. It has crenelated gilt rims, and is decorated with gilt vines and 3 birds on branches. The four feet are molded leaves. It is 6-1/4" (16 cm) long, and about 4-1/4" high. It was made by Henry & Richard Daniel, of Stoke, Staffordshire, who were in business making fine quality porcelains from 1820-1841. Although this piece is unmarked, we have other parts of the set which are marked on the base in gold, 4237. This is Daniel pattern 4237 ...

$200 USDChamberlain Worcester Porcelain Teapot, Antique 19th C English

Porcelain:Antique:Chamberlain's Worcester

This early 19th C porcelain Teapot was made by Chamberlain's Worcester about 1810. The decoration is small underglaze blue flower sprays and gilded leaves. A very similar teapot may be seen in Geoffrey Godden's book "Chamberlain-Worcester Porcelain" on page 106. The definitive features which make this Chamberlain's Worcester are: the domed strainer, the D-shaped pouring guard, and the finial. These points are made, and similar teapots are shown, on page 196 of "An Anthology of British Teapots", ...

$595 USDBarr Worcester Porcelain Teapot, Late 18th C-Early 19th C English

Porcelain:Antique:Worcester:18th C

This gorgeous teapot is in amazing condition! The gilding is all intact, the hand painted decoration (brown oak leaves and golden acorns) is still bright and strong. Worcester is famous for good gilding, and this teapot attests to that. Both the base and the lid are marked with the incised "B", Godden's mark 4333, which he dates c.1792-1807. The teapot shape is pictured in plate 601 , page 101 of Michael Berthoud's "Directory of British Teapots". This is his description of it: "Barr, Worcester, ...

$325 USDH. & R. Daniel Porcelain Teapot, 4 Feet, Antique 19th C English, As Is

Porcelain:Antique:Daniel:19th C English

This beautiful and rare teapot has crenelated gilt rims, and is decorated with gilt vines and 3 birds on branches. The four feet are molded in a leaf shape. The gilding and hand painted decoration are in excellent condition, and without wear. It was made by Henry & Richard Daniel, of Stoke, Staffordshire, who were in business making fine quality porcelains from 1820-1841. The teapot is marked on the base in gold, 4237. It is Daniel pattern 4237 (Shrewsbury Second Gadroon shaped). It is ...

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