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Recently Sold Items on Ruby Lane
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SOLDSOLD Antique Majolica Apple Plate c1900 Choisy-le-Roi FRANCE
Pottery:Antique:Majolica:French
To view MORE FINE MAJOLICA I have listed just type the word in the search window on the upper left. Please click on "larger views" for a closer inspection. 8 3/8" (21.3 cm) across Hand-painted. Pristine!!! Ultra shiny glaze. Fully marked. 2 more available. This plate was made pre 1910 by the Hippolyte Boulanger (the owner) Choisy-le Roi Pottery. It is marked with an impressed 48K as well as the firm's standard Ink stamp. A colorful French Majolica plate suitable for table or decor. Canadians ...
SOLDSOLD Rowland & Marcellus Co “Washington’s Prayer at Valley Forge. 1777“, Historic Dark Blue Plate
Pottery:Antique:Transferware:Blue & White:Historical Plates
Rowland & Marcellus Co “Washington’s Prayer at Valley Forge. 1777“, Historic Dark Blue Plate. This R&M Plate is among the more rare and most beautiful of Staffordshire England souvenir and historic Plates. Rowland & Marcellus were Importers of Stoke-on-Trent pottery Ca. 1893 to 1938. This Beautiful 10” Dark Blue plate is in Very Good condition with NO Chips, Cracks, or hairlines. It does have some minor wear to the edge of the plate. Great addition to your Historic Blue Collection.
SOLDSOLD A Group of Six Staffordshire Davenport Pink Luster Tea cups and Saucers
Pottery:Antique:Davenport Luster
A nice grouping composed of six matched Davenport luster cups and saucers 0f the early 19th century. A well documented Davenport pattern, these are unmarked. the sugar bowl and creamer are also available. The price is for ALL six. Saucers are 6 inches in diameter and quite deep, cups are 2.5 inches tall No condition problems to report
SOLDSOLD Imposing Staffordshire Figure of a Scot's Hunter
Pottery:Antique:Staffordshire:Figure
An extremely fine example of Staffordshire flat back figures, the piece is superbly molded and painted. It is 12 inches tall in excellent condition and imposing.
SOLDSOLD Antique Aesthetic Transfer Syrup Pot ~ KEW 1885
Pottery:Antique:Aesthetic Transferware
AESTHETIC BROWN TRANSFERWARE POLYCHROME SYRUP POT KEW PATTERN Wood and Hulme Pottery Staffordshire England c. 1885 This large Victorian aesthetic 7 1/2 " tall x 4 3/4 " wide, excluding applied handle, covered syrup server is transfer printed in dark brown with underglaze painting in a palette of bright colors as only this pottery seems to make . The piece has a spectacular working pewter lid. The printed transfer features a Japanesque ribbon at a diagonal with gorgeous leaves and electric ...
Pottery:Antique:Transferware:Blue & White:Historical Plates
Rowland & Marcellus Co “ Washington Crossing The Delaware December 25th 1776“, Historic Dark Blue Plate. This R&M Plate is among the more rare and most beautiful of Staffordshire England souvenir and historic Plates. Rowland & Marcellus were Importers of Stoke-on-Trent pottery Ca. 1893 to 1938. This Beautiful 10” Dark Blue plate is in Very Good condition with NO Chips, Cracks, or hairlines. Great addition to your Historic Blue Collection.
SOLDSOLD Aesthetic Polychrome Transferware Plate ~ Edinburg 1880
Pottery:Antique:Aesthetic Transferware
AESTHETIC GREEN POLYCHROME TRANSFERWARE PLATE EDINBURG PATTERN Wedgwood Potteries Staffordshire England ~ c. 1880 This large Victorian aesthetic 10 3/8 " wide plate is transfer printed in delicious green with fantastic soft pastel hand painting under glaze. The clear and crisp EDINBURG pattern features a fantastic blue, green and red ochre banded geometric border with a central well of an urn with a plethora of large exotic flowers, four birds nestled amongst the wild rose branches, and a ...
Pottery:Antique:Earthenware Staffordshire Transferware Pitcher:Colonial Pottery:Genoa Pattern
for TL The maker of this gorgeous toothbrush holder or small vase is Colonial Pottery in Stokes, Staffordshire, England. This beautiful earthenware pottery was made between 1890 and 1925. The pattern in called GENOA. The color is a deep blue-green or what I call teal blue. Please see the pictures for the marks. I also have other pieces matching this pattern. They are 9742-A , 9742-B , 9742-D . This makes a charming vase!! Pair it with the larger vase and smaller vase for a charming set. SHAPE - ...
SOLDSOLD Beautiful French Longwy Spill Vase Fine Handpainted Faience
Pottery:Antique:French
This is a beautiful Longwy spill vase. Fine faience with enameled hand painted flowers on a brightly turquoise ground. Manufactory stamp on the base: Longwy and the date of the fabrication March 1914 (03 14). This wonderful piece is very good condition, just a little hair of the glazing inside hardly visible from outsides. Measurements: 5.6 inches in height (14 cm), diameter: 2.2 inches (6 cm). FREE INSURED SHIPPING WORLD WIDE! Treat yourself or someone special, the time to buy an antique is the ...
SOLDSOLD Polychrome Transferware Plate ~ KYLE 1884
Pottery:Antique:Aesthetic Transferware
AESTHETIC POLYCHROME BROWN TRANSFERWARE PLATE KYLE PATTERN Ford and Riley Potteries Burslem, Staffordshire England c. 1884 This Victorian aesthetic 8 3/4 " dinner plate is transfer printed in brown in a perfectly applied transfer. The plate is further enhanced by expertly under glaze hand painting in wonderful colors, a real work of art. The clear and crisp KYLE pattern features a geometric designed transfer over a multi panelled rim. The plate has everything going for it with water iris and ...
SOLDSOLD Superior Antique Jasperware Volkstedt Germany 3-D Semi-nude Plaque
Pottery:Antique:Volkstedt:German:Jasperware
In extremely fine condition (no chips, cracks, repairs, etc.), this plaque dates from around 1904. It is hallmarked on the reverse with the sunburst Volkstedt marking and the word "Germany". It depicts in three dimensional detailing, a bare-breasted beauty lying on the earth amidst many different types of flowers. She is near a tree and her 3-D arm is extended out towards an angel in the distance who is "flying" 2 dragonflys as if they were kites. At the center top, overseeing all this action is ...
SOLDSOLD Aesthetic Brown Transferware Tile ~ LEMONS 1885
Pottery:Antique:Aesthetic Transferware
AESTHETIC POLYCHROME BROWN TRANSFERWARE TILE Staffordshire England ~ c. 1885 This large Victorian aesthetic 6 " x 6 "tile is transfer printed in dark brown with hand painting under glaze in shades of green, brown, white and golden yellow. The wonderful pattern features a cream background that enhances the brilliant grren citrus leaves and Lemon flowers and fruit. An exceptional transfer. The pattern displays the victorian eras love of nature. The tile is in EXCELLENT condition. A tiny nibble to ...
SOLDSOLD Early Brown Pearlware Tea Bowl & Saucer ~ Equestrian
Pottery:Antique:Staffordshire:Pearlware
Rare Pearlware Transferware Cup and Saucer EQUESTRIAN William Adams & Sons ~ Staffordshire, England c. 1830 This is a rare transferware handleless cup or tea bowl and saucer, originally part of a complete adult-size tea set. The elegant London shaped cup stands 2 1/2" tall and measures 3 1/2" across the top rim. The saucer measures 6" in diameter. Transfer printed in a rich chocolate brown or sepia with a pearlware glaze. The set is impeccably potted and light bodied. The central image depicts ...
SOLDSOLD Satsuma Vase with Ladies in Kimonos
Pottery:Antique:Oriental:Satsuma
A fine quality Satsuma vase, approximately 12 inches high by 6 inches wide. There is some craquelure to the glaze, as can be seen on the photo. A beautiful cobalt blue background, with two reserves decorated with graceful ladies in kimonos.
Pottery:Antique:Majolica:Usa:Faience:Balt
This is an awesome piece of earthenware with the very hard to find Sand Piper Pattern. For being over possibly over 100 yrs old it must have only been used as a show piece it is in such wonderful condition! This piece has been done in the mixtion method of combining a transfer with hand painted. The beautiful marsh scene is put on a soft cream background and has been painted completely around the body of the pitcher. The bottom is a rich, light golden color depicting the sandy shore. Small brown ...
SOLDSOLD Hilditch British Blue Staffordshire Transfer Cup & Saucer c.1820
Pottery:Antique:Blue & White
Hilditch & Sons of Church Street Works, Lane End, Longton, took over the works in 1795. Little is written about them though they followed in the wake of Josiah Spode & Thomas Minton. Every piece I've seen by this pottery is stunningly beautiful, with lovely shapes, and bold use of color and dark cobalt blue against a very white ground. The firm is not mentioned in THE DICTIONARY OF BLUE & WHITE PRINTED POTTER: 1780-1880, VOL. i, nor VOL.II. Brief mention is found in STAFFORDSHIRE BLUE by W.L. ...
SOLDSOLD Barrel Shaped Aesthetic Polychrome BISCUIT JAR 1860
Pottery:Antique:Aesthetic Transferware
AESTHETIC POLYCHROME BARREL SHAPED BISCUIT JAR JAPANESE PATTERN Cockson and Harding Potteries Shelton, Staffordshire England ~ c. 1860 This large Victorian earthenware aesthetic biscuit jar measure 5 3/4 " in diameter and 6 1/4 " tall. Complete with vent hole in the lid, for those fresh from the oven cakes. The pattern features wonderful strong imari style coloring under glaze with an abundance of flowers, geometric designs and Japanesque turquoise fans. All very vivid with highlights in gold ...
SOLDSOLD Antique 19th C English Ironstone Chinoiserie Plate, Morley/late Mason
Pottery:Antique:Morley/Mason
This 9" dinner plate is a combination of transfers and hand painted enamels. Produced by Francis Morley, circa 1845-58. It is impressed "F. Morley & Co." and printed with a pseudo-Chinese mark. Mr. Morley bought the Mason's Patent Ironstone molds and copper-plates during this period, and added them to his already well established company. The Mason's Patent Ironstone mark was also used by the Morley Company at this time. (See Godden's Mark Book, page 449.) The plate has a nice ring to it, and ...
SOLDSOLD Antique 19C Black Transfer Ware Plate Washington Vase design
Pottery:Antique:Wedgwood:Stoneware:Kitchen:Coffee:Tea
Welcome to Sisters Three, for your consideration today, I have a wonderful 19Th Century Black transfer ware plate in the Washington Vase design. I also have a cup and saucer listed in the same design, The plate is in excellent condition considering its age, has two old chips to the rim, very small and three small manufacturing flaws pictured, some all over discoloration, glaze miss, couple stress lines to the back. Not as bad as it sounds. This measures little shy of 10" wide. This was made by ...
SOLDSOLD Victorian Brown / Polychrome Transferware Plate – Deer & Rabbits 1875
Pottery:Antique:Staffordshire:Aesthetic Transferware:Plate
Manufactured by William Brownfield & Son, a Staffordshire Pottery in England, with the English registry mark dating its manufacture to 1875. In the pattern, “Sylvan” this beautiful Victorian plate is entitled “The Woodland Fountain” and features brown transfer images of a lush woodland setting with a waterfall being visited by a deer and a pair of rabbits, and ducks flying overhead. The transfers have been enhanced with a variety of glazes in green, turquoise, deep rose and brown, and the ...
SOLDSOLD 19C Black Transfer Ware Cup & Saucer Washington Vase design
Pottery:Antique:Cup:Saucer:Kitchen
Welcome to Sisters Three, for your consideration today, I have a wonderful 19Th Century Cup & Saucer set in the Washington Vase design. I'm surprised no chips, small discoloration mostly inside the cup, which has the design on the inside and out! Wonderful set made by John Wedgwood (no e in spelling) 1841-1860, plate is marked on the base the saucer has only two lines, The borders and design are the same, decorated with flowers around. Both in excellent condition. The cup measures 3 3/4" wide ...
Pottery:Antique:German
The bowls have the well known blue onion design done in the cobalt blue on a white background. A nice blue ban outlines the slightly scalloped edge. The "onion" pattern was originally named "bulb" pattern. While modeled closely after a pattern first produced by the Chinese (for European consumption) the plates and bowls styled in the Meissen factory in 1740 adopted a feel that was distinctly their own. This was largely because the flowers and fruits pictured on the original Chinese pattern were ...
SOLDSOLD Battered and Bruised Antique Majolica Jardiniere
Pottery:Antique:Majolica
I am sure some would say, "why bother listing this planter?". I think it is lovely in spite of its hard life. The jardiniere measures 8 1/2" tall and 8 1/2" in diameter at the rim. The inside is a lovely aqua blue. The outside has a brown background with rain forest plants and ferns. The jardiniere was made with a round hole in the bottom for drainage. Someone previous owner put Plaster-of-Paris in the bottom to prevent drainage. The colors and molding are gorgeous. I do say it has had a hard ...| Items 1 - 23 of 23 | Page 1 of 1 |
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