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Recently Sold Items on Ruby Lane
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SOLDSOLD Blue & White Historical Souvenir Plate of "Portland, Oregon"
Pottery:Antique:Blue & White Transfer:Souvenir Plate:English
This is a Blue & White Historical Souvenir Plate of "Portland, Oregon". The coloration on this Blue and White Plate is just beautiful. It is marked "F. W. & Co." F. Winkle & Co. England on the back. ( Stroke 1890 - 1931) This Plate measures 9 3/4" in diameter. In the center of the Plate, there is a Scene of a Statue " Coming of the White Man" City Park, Portland, Ore. There are (4) other Scenes relating to the City of Portland, Oregon: 1. Mt Hood 2. Post Office 3. Portland Hotel 4. City Hall. ...
SOLDSOLD Green on White Transferware English Ironstone Chamber Pot
Pottery:Antique:Staffordshire Ironstone Transferware
A very pretty all over transferware floral green-blue pattern named "Montrose" decorates this Chamber Pot. It measures 8 1/2" diameter by 5 1/2 tall. A nice old printed crown mark on the bottom is from manufacturer Wagstaff and Brunt, Longton England, circa 1880-1927. Condition is very good with no chips or cracks. These old ironstone chamber pots are fun to decorate with as a plant holder.
SOLDSOLD EXC Pearlware Child's Mug ~ ELLEN 1830
Pottery:Antique:Staffordshire:Childs Mugs
EARLY CHILDS TRANSFERWARE MUG NAMED MUG ~ ELLEN Staffordshire England ~ c. 1830 This is whimsical little child's transferware mug, circa 1830. This diminutive piece stands 2 7/8 " tall x 3 " wide with an applied acanthus type loop handle. The mug is light weight and beautifully potted with a thick pearlware glaze. The mug is transfer printed in black with a spectacular scrolling with whisps of fern and hand painted flowers surrounding the name. The name " ELLEN " in a lovely type is placed at ...
SOLDSOLD Early Christening Child's Mug ~ EMMA 1830
Pottery:Antique:Staffordshire:Childs Mugs
EARLY CHILDS TRANSFERWARE MUG NAMED MUG ~ EMMA Staffordshire England ~ c. 1830 This is whimsical little child's transferware mug, circa 1830. This diminutive piece stands 2 3/4 " tall x 2 7/8 " wide with an applied acanthus type loop handle. The mug is light weight and beautifully potted with a pearlware glaze. The mug is transfer printed in black with a spectacular scrolling with whisps of flowers and a bible surrounding the name. The name " EMMA " in a lovely type is placed at the front of the ...
SOLDSOLD Staffordshire Pottery c 1830 Green Transferware Fruit & Flowers 9 & 1/8th Inch Plate
Pottery:Antique:Green Transferware:Staffordshire England:C1830
Gorgeous scalloped & embossed green transferware plate. c. 1830-40 Staffordshire piece made before registry dating. Cornucopia mark with pattern name: Fruit and Flowers in green and an embossed letter N on reverse. Plate is in fantastic condition for it's age with No chips and a few barely visible utensil marks. Extremely little use wear. There are a few small spots of very light discoloration front and rear as Shown in the photos. Absolutely charming 175 year old antique plate. Beautiful raised ...
SOLDSOLD Antique Majolica Green Leaf Plate
Pottery:Antique:Majolica:Leaf Plate
Fabulous swirls of green leafs overlap each other on this Antique Majolica Green Leaf Plate. The center green flower holds the whole design in place. Majolica ceramics were made in 19th century in Britain, Europe and the USA, with molded surfaces and colorful lead glazes. The plate measures 9" in diameter. The only blemish to this lovely plate is a very minute chip on the outerrim - there are no cracks or repairs. There are no markings on the back. please note that any white dots in the pictures ...
SOLDSOLD English Silver Lustre Covered Sugar Bowl c 1820
Pottery:Antique:Silver Lustre
An English Silver Lustre ( Luster ) Sugar Bowl w/ lid with molded decoration, c. 1820. Silver lustre is sometimes called ‘Poor Man’s Silver’ because it resembles the more expensive Sterling serving pieces. As the merchant class emerged in Britain in the early 19th Century, they wanted to emulate the upper class lifestyle, but many of them could not afford real silver tea sets. English potters obliged, developing a glaze the resembled metal; these pieces are actually ceramic (and yes, they will ...
Pottery:Antique:Majolica:Zell:German:Plate
This lovely deep green, eight sided Majolica plate! It features a cluster of 5 tomatoes or pomegranates on their branches with leaves and yellow flowers presented on a basket weave background. The colors are bright and vibrant, the red fruit and yellow flowers literally pop of this plate. JUST BEAUTIFUL!!!. This piece was produced in Germany at the Zell factory in Baden; Georg Schmider was the potter. Zell is a well known and highly respected brand of German Majolica. BETWEEN 1907-1928 THE GEORG ...
SOLDSOLD Antique Staffordshire Dark Blue Jasperware Fruit Bowl
Pottery:Antique:Staffordshire:Jasperware:Bowl:British Plate
This wonderful example of antique English Staffordshire jasperware in the form of a very large fruit bowl is offered for your consideration. The bowl is 9 inches in diameter and 4 inches tall and is in excellent condition apart from rubbings on the metal rim. The rim is actually British Plate and bears the maker's mark of William Hutton consisting of (from left to right) a "WH" in an oval followed by an "&" in a square, then a "S" in a square. These are followed by a "gothic style "B" and "P" ...
SOLDSOLD Large Aesthetic Brown Transferware Pitcher ~ Birds 1880s
Pottery:Antique:Staffordshire:Aesthetic Transferware:Pitcher
Manufactured by G. L. Ashworth & Bros., a Staffordshire Pottery in England, with the mark dating its manufacture between 1862 and 1890. In the pattern “Mayflower”, this stunning Victorian pitcher features brown transfer images of small songbirds perched on branches amongst rustic trellises that are completely covered with climbing roses. Small trailing patterns of foliage encircle the interior and exterior rim and trail down the handle, and the transfers have been selectively tinted in a soft ...
SOLDSOLD Rare Victorian Brown Transferware Covered Butter Dish & Butter Pats 1886
Pottery:Antique:Staffordshire:Aesthetic Transferware:Misc Pieces
Marked with the initials “L.S. & S”, who was Lewis Strauss & Sons, a Victorian retailer in the late 1800s. Although this particular piece is not marked with a dating code, other pieces I have had in this pattern, “Japo”, date the English registry to 1886. In a difficult to find complete brown transferware butter set, the master covered butter dish features an allover molded swirled pattern that has been overlaid with brown transfer images of a variety of flowers across the lid and around the ...
SOLDSOLD Enoch Wood Dark Blue Historical Plate British Views Shell Border
Pottery:Antique:Enoch Wood:Historical Plate
Rare Enoch Wood dark blue historical soup plate from the "British Views" series. This plate is decorated in a crisp dark blue transfer and titled "The Beach at Brighton". It is from the highly collectable shell border series and dates to circa 1818-1846. The impressed E. Wood and Sons Burslem Semi China Warranted amd the eagle and shield are on the back along with an impressed W. In perfect condition, it has the three stilt marks on the front. Some marks done in the manufacture (minor) are on ...
SOLDSOLD Rare Pearlware Mug ~ For A Good Boy 1820
Pottery:Antique:Staffordshire:Childs Mugs
Outstanding Early Child's Transferware Mug A PRESENT FOR A GOOD BOY This is a delightful child's pearlware mug or cup, dating to 1820 - 1830. This piece stands 3" tall x 2 3/4" wide with an applied loop handle with leaf terminals. This mug has a very uncommon barrel shape adding to its charm and rarity. The image is transfer printed in purple and hand decorated in a 5 color polychrome motif of green, yellow, blue, brown and red, with the blue ponding of pearlware glaze. The image is of a young ...
SOLDSOLD Copeland Spode Dark Blue Tricolor Jasper Pitcher 1890s
Pottery:Antique:Spode
Description: For sale is this charming tricolor Copeland Spode Pitcher from the 1890s. It stands 5 1/4 inches tall and measures 5 inches wide from tip of spout to handle it weighs 1 lb (2 lbs+ shipping weight). It is decorated in the style of Wedgwood's Jasperware in dark blue, gray and white in a charming scene of dancing classical maidens. Unlike Wedgwood, this piece is glazed. It is marked "England" and has a ship "Copeland Late Spode" mark. There is an English Registration number, which ...
Pottery:Antique:Earthenware:Transferware:England:English:Blue And White:Flow Blue
This wonderful old piece is done in a light blue transfers. The bowl is eight sided and sits on a pedestal. White flowers and vines are placed on the light blue rim and inside edge. Four white flowers and deep cobalt blue leaves on opposite sides of the inner rim give it a nice touch. The center of the bowl has a white background and a blue transfer that depicts people standing in front of an ornate building with lush foliage, trees and buildings around the setting. This design has been placed ...
SOLDSOLD Large Blue and White 19th C. Dutch Delftware Inkwell
Pottery:Antique:Delft
Charming 19th century blue and white Dutch Delftware ink well featuring double wells with lids. The ink well is decorated with charming scenes of pastoral landscapes and floral decoration. This piece is perfect for desk display with its serpentine shape and graceful lines. The inkwell is in excellent age related condition with minor restoration to one of the well rims and cover. Size: 14" L by 6" D
Pottery:Antique
It is 6 3/8" high and is marked.it has minor gold wear.otherwise it has no other issues.
SOLDSOLD Alas Poor Bruin Grease Pot Lid with Pot Lantern on Sign
Pottery:Antique:Grease Pot Lid, Bruin
Wonderful grease pot with lid - the lid features the boys throwing snowballs at the bear/bruin and his keeper, in the backround is the School for Boys and The Bear Inn which has the lantern on the sign. The lid is 3 1/4" across the top, the base is 2 3/4" wide with the opening 2 1/4, stands 1 1/2" in height. There is crazing on this piece, some chips around the inner rim edge, someone has glued a paper flower inside the base. Colours are nice and bright on the picture and the pot is included - a ...
SOLDSOLD Antique Majolica Pheasant on Nest Tureen ~ Sarreguemines ~
Pottery:Antique:Majolica:Pheasant Tureen
Just in time for Holiday decorating we are offering this lovely Sarreguemines majolica tureen in the shape of a pheasant sitting on a nest. Manufactured by Utzchneider & Co., France this pottery is known for its wonderfully realistic renderings of games birds, animals, fruit and character jugs. This pheasant is decorated with beautiful autumn colors - buff, yellow, black and teal. He is an impressive size measuring in at 12" long and 7" high. Marked on bottom, see photo. Condition: He has two ...
SOLDSOLD English Staffordshire King Charge Spaniel's Dogs, C. 1880
Pottery:Antique:Figurine:Staffordshire Dogs
A very nice pair of seated, English Staffordshire Dogs, C. 1880, with glass eyes. This pair of King Charles Spaniels sit 10” high, and are in nice condition. The dog on the left has some light wear to the base; there are NO repairs or cracks to this charming pair of English Spaniels. Each of the Spaniels has gold gilt added to their well-molded bodies.
SOLDSOLD Superb French Faience Plate Thistle Patterns – Pure Longwy Tradition!
Pottery:Antique:French
This is a wonderful faience plate, manufactured by Longwy, well known French workshop. Hand painted thistle patterns, wonderful glazing and vibrant colors. A dream in the old Longwy tradition! Embossed painted mark on the base. Excellent condition, no damages. Diameter: 7.6inches. FREE INSURED SHIPPING WORLD WIDE! Treat yourself or someone special, the time to buy an antique is the time when you find it! Think about our layaway offer for all items over 150 USD: usually two to six month ...
SOLDSOLD Aesthetic Brown Transfer Plate ~ DEER 1880
Pottery:Antique:Aesthetic Transferware
AESTHETIC BROWN TRANSFERWARE PLATE MIAKO PATTERN Powell, Bishop & Stonier Potteries Hanley, Staffordshire England c. 1880 This Victorian aesthetic 7 3/8 " plate is transfer printed in dark brown. The transfered pattern features outrageous branches of exotic flowers beneath a cartouche of an antlered Deer viewing the landscape. The pattern displays the victorian eras love of nature and the exotic. Condition is EXCELLENT, clean and bright with very light utensil wear. No chips, cracks, hairlines ...
SOLDSOLD Aesthetic Brown Transferware Tile ~ FOXGLOVES 1885
Pottery:Antique:English Tiles
AESTHETIC BROWN TRANSFERWARE TILE FOXGLOVES Staffordshire England ~ c. 1885 This large Victorian aesthetic 6 " x 6 "tile is transfer printed in dark brown. The wonderful pattern features a cream background that enhances the brown transfers of geometric mixed with a super transfer of a Foxglove plant is full bud and bloom. The pattern displays the victorian eras love of nature. The tile is in EXCELLENT condition, appears to have never been used. Please take a look at the other pieces of Victorian ...
SOLDSOLD Aesthetic Brown Transferware Tile ~ WINDFLOWER 1885
Pottery:Antique:English Tiles
AESTHETIC ERA BROWN TRANSFERWARE TILE Staffordshire England ~ c. 1885 This large Victorian aesthetic 6 " x 6 "tile is transfer printed in dark brown. The wonderful pattern features wonderful flowers in each corner connected by Daisy chains. The center panel displays an Anemone or Windflower in full bloom. An exceptional transfer. Very good condition, never used with flakes off the corners.
SOLDSOLD Early 1830s Pink Transferware Cup Plate
Pottery:Antique
Staffordshire Transferware. Nice early pink / light red transfer cup plate. The pattern is called "Valencia". The maker is John & Job Jackson (1831-1835). Unmarked. The condition is very good to excellent. There is a tiny hard to find crowsfoot on the back only (last pic). No other chips, cracks, or repairs. The plate is nice and clean with little or no wear. The plate is light as a feather. Great early piece. Measures about 3 7/8".
SOLDSOLD Aesthetic Brown Transferware Platter – 1883
Pottery:Antique:Staffordshire:Aesthetic Transferware:Platter
Manufactured by one of the Staffordshire Potteries in England, the English registry mark dates the registration to 1883. The pattern on this highly patterned Victorian platter features brown transfer images incorporating a variety of floral images combined with patterned ribbons and stylized flowers throughout. A fine basket weave pattern encircles the rim, giving a nice finish to the piece. With the standard manufacturer’s stilt marks on the rim and light crazing consistent with a piece of this ...
SOLDSOLD Aesthetic Brown Transferware Plate ~ Rustic 1886
Pottery:Antique:Staffordshire:Aesthetic Transferware:Plate
Manufactured by Burgess & Leigh – Hill Pottery, a Staffordshire Pottery in England, with the English Rd No dating its registration to 1886. In the pattern, “Rustic”, this charming Victorian plate features crisp, brown transfer images of a countryside vignette, framed by the arching branches of a tree with a swallow in flight above. The foreground features a flower-filled vase and a plethora of stylized floral images, fruit blossoms, raspberries and apple-laden branches, and the piece has been ...
SOLDSOLD Aesthetic Brown Transferware Covered Tureen – 1883
Pottery:Antique:Staffordshire:Aesthetic Transferware:Tureen
Manufactured by one of the Staffordshire Potteries in England, the English registry mark dates the registration to 1883. The pattern on this highly patterned Victorian covered vegetable tureen features brown transfer images of a variety of floral images combined with patterned ribbons and stylized flowers throughout. A fine basket weave pattern and repeating leaf pattern encircle the rims and foot of the tureen and the handles are flanked by raised naturalistic patterns, giving a nice finish to ...
SOLDSOLD Aesthetic Brown Transferware Plate – Nottingham 1881
Pottery:Antique:Staffordshire:Aesthetic Transferware:Plate
Manufactured by William Brownfield & Sons, a Staffordshire Pottery in England between 1850 and 1891, and although this impressed dating code is difficult to read, other pieces I purchased in this pattern at the same time had impressed marks dating the manufacture to 1881. In the pattern, “Nottingham”, this Victorian brown transfer plate features a deep border design of playful, stylized floral images, much in the manner of Christopher Dresser and William Morris. A medallion of rope and foliage ...
SOLDSOLD Aesthetic Brown Transferware Soup Plate ~ Rustic 1886
Pottery:Antique:Staffordshire:Aesthetic Transferware:Plate
Manufactured by Burgess & Leigh – Hill Pottery, a Staffordshire Pottery in England, with the English Rd No dating its registration to 1886. In the pattern, “Rustic”, this charming Victorian soup plate features crisp, brown transfer images of a countryside vignette, framed by the arching branches of a tree with a swallow in flight above. The foreground features a flower-filled vase and a plethora of stylized floral images, fruit blossoms, raspberries and apple-laden branches. With some small ...
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