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$30 USDCeramic Ear of Corn Salt and Pepper Shakers

Pottery:Shawnee:Ear Of Corn

These fun salt and pepper shakers are not marked but are probably Shawnee pottery from the 1950's. They match other Shawnee pieces in every respect. Each shaker is 5 1/4" tall and 2 3/4" in diameter. One shaker has four holes in the top; the other, five. There are openings in the bottom for filling; one still has its cork. The shakers are in perfect condition with no chips, cracks. stains, crazing, or other damage.

$375 USD SaleSALE 15 Piece Czech Ceramic Canister Set

Pottery:Canisters:Canister Sets:Czech:Czechoslovakia

This set of pottery canisters dates from between 1920 and 1936, the years of the Czech republic. The floral decoration of roses is transfer; the words are hand-painted. The set is complete; there are 6 large canisters (flour, sugar, coffee, tea, rice, and oatmeal), 6 spice jars (pepper, allspice, cinnamon, nutmeg, ginger, and cloves), a hanging salt box with wooden lid, and a pair of vinegar and oil cruets. All pieces have their lids. There is some minor damage: the pepper jar was glued; the ...

$125 USD Offers ConsideredSALE Metlox Poppytrail Covered Hen Dish

Pottery:Hand-painted:Metlox:Poppytrail:Chickens

This California pottery piece dates from the 1950's. It is charmingly hand decorated in the form of a rooster sitting on a basket-like nest. The base is round and is 9" in diameter. The piece is 7" tall with the lid on. It has a shiny majolica-type glaze. The dish is in excellent condition and has probably spent its life sitting on a shelf. There are no marks.

$65 USD Offers ConsideredSALE Matte Green Pottery Flower Frog

Pottery:American:Art Pottery:Matte Green:Flower Frogs

This charming pottery piece dates from the early twentieth century. It is probably from a southern Ohio pottery; it is not marked. The little open-mouthed frog measures 3" tall and 3 1/2" long. He may have sat inside of a matte green bowl and held flowers. He is in perfect condition.

$150 USDEnglish Ceramic Oak Leaf Pitcher with Lid

Pottery:English:Pitchers

This pitcher is molded pottery with a raised design, carefully outlined by hand, of oak leaves and acorns. The handle is shaped like a branch. The fitted and hinged lid is pewter with the lift fashioned in the form of four oak leaves. The frame of the lid is molded to fit the lip and is riveted to it in four places. This pitcher is in perfect condition. The mark on the bottom indicates a manufacturing date of April 9, 1846. It is a grayish-green in color. It measures 7 1/2" tall and 7" wide at ...

$95 USDEnglish Staffordshire Pottery Biscuit Jar

Pottery:England:English:Staffordshire:Biscuit Jars

This ceramic biscuit jar (or cracker jar to us Americans) is pottery and slightly crazed. The glaze is shiny, the gold design a transfer, and the color hand-applied. The design of a lady gathering flowers is on two sides of the jar; two sides have flowers and a birdbath. The gold is slightly worn around the top of the jar. The frame and handle of the jar are silver plate and marked "EPNS" (electroplated nickel silver). This charming piece is marked "Sandland Ware, Lancaster & Sandland Ltd, ...

$68 USD Offers ConsideredSALE Pair of Bisque Pottery Green Grapes Decanters

Pottery:Art Deco:Germany:Bisque:Decanters

These white bisque pottery decanters are a nice small size and can be used for vinegar and oil. Each is 6 1/2" tall X 5" wide. The shiny glaze is beautiful; the greens are bright and really glow. They look lovely on a shelf or in a cabinet. Both are perfect. One original lid in average condition is included, but the new corks (included) work better for stoppers. Both decanters are marked "Germany" on the bottoms. They date from between 1920 and 1930.

$60 USD Offers ConsideredSALE English Ironstone Flow Blue "Oriental" Bowl

Pottery:England:English:Flow Blue:Oriental:Ridgways

There is no company name on the back of this beautiful bowl, but the Beehive and Urn mark is from Ridgways, a well-known English pottery, and dates from between 1891 and 1920. The bowl is in excellent condition with no chips, cracks, crazing, or discoloration. It does have a few knife marks inside, but they are minor. The bowl is 9 3/4" in diameter and 1 3/4" deep. This bowl is lovely displayed on a bowl stand.

$44 USD Offers ConsideredSALE Grindley Flow Blue Plate with Red Accents

Pottery:China:England:Flow Blue:Grindley

The pattern name of this plate seems to be "Countess." It is English porcelain from W. H. Grindley and dates from between 1891 and 1914. There is crazing on this plate both front and back, but there is no staining. The plate is in perfect condition; there is not even a scratch, and the gold is pristine. The plate measures 10" in diameter. The flow blue is an underglaze; the red decoration was applied above the glaze. The raised floral decoration shows prettily above the surface of the colors.

$48 USDShawnee Pottery Ear of Corn Creamer & Sugar

Pottery:Shawnee:Ear Of Corn

These fun pottery pieces date from the 1950's. Here in the Corn Belt (Illinois), corn pottery is avidly collected. These pieces are a set, both marked "Shawnee" on the bottom. The sugar is in perfect condition; the creamer has one tiny glaze chip (see photograph). The creamer is 5" tall and 4 1/2" in diameter; the creamer is 5" tall and 5" wide at the widest.

$36 USD SaleSALE Woods & Sons "Woodland" Flow Blue Soup Plate

Pottery:England:English:Flow Blue:Woods & Sons

This flow blue soup plate or bowl is transfer-ware semi-porcelain from Woods & Sons, Burslem, Staffordshire, England. The pattern name, "Woodland," is on the back. The mark dates from between 1891 and 1907. This bowl is in good condition; it has some minor scratches in the bottom and was obviously used. The gold is intact and there are no stains or cracks. There are one or two tiny glaze chips on the rim. The bowl measures 8 3/4" in diameter and is 1 1/4" deep.

$29 USD Offers ConsideredSALE Set of Five Hand-Painted Fruit Plates

Pottery:Hand-painted:Blue Ridge

These 8 1/2" pottery plates date from the 1940's. They are probably Blue Ridge Pottery. Each plate is marked PV in a circle. The underglaze painting is clearly by hand with several colors. There is some crazing of the glaze but no chips, cracks, or stains. These plates don't seem to have ever been used. They would be charming on a plate rack in one's kitchen. There are two grape plates, one with plums, one with pears, and one with cherries.

$60 USD SaleSALE 9" Flow Blue "Fairy Villas" Plate

Pottery:England:English:Flow Blue:Adams:Fairy Villas

This nineteenth-century flow blue plate from William Adams and Co., England is in the Oriental-looking "Fairy Villas" pattern. The plate is in excellent condition with no chips, cracks, stains, or crazing. There are knife marks on the surface; this plate was used at some point in its life. It measures 9" in diameter and is 3/4" thick. The particular mark used dates it as after 1891.

$40 USD SaleSALE Flow Blue Butter Pat with Raised Design

Pottery:England:English:Flow Blue:Butter Pats

This ca. 1900 butter pat is porcelain and in excellent condition with no stains, cracks, chips, etc. It has a very blurry blue design with a pretty raised decoration in the porcelain. There is a gold rim. This pat is marked "England" on the back but the maker and pattern are unidentified. It measures 3 1/4" in diameter and is 5/8" deep.

$40 USD SaleSALE Flow Blue Butter Pat with Floral Design

Pottery:England:English:Flow Blue:Butter Pats

This ca. 1900 English flow blue butter pat is porcelain and in excellent condition with its gold decoration intact. The blue is very dark. The pattern and maker are unidentified, although this is an English piece. It measures 3" in diameter and is 1/2" deep.

$225 USD SaleSALE English Flow Blue Covered Vegetable Bowl

Pottery:England:Staffordshire:Flow Blue:Covered Vegetable

This semi-porcelain pottery covered vegetable bowl dates from between 1912 and 1923. It has no marks, but matches item #A-122, whose mark is from T. Rathbone and Co., Tunstall, Staffordshire, England. I have not yet identified the pattern. The design is a transfer underglaze in a rich, deep blue with gold accents. The gold is a bit worn. Both the lid and base are in excellent condition with no chips, scratches, hairlines, stains, or other damage. The bowl is 11" long, 8" wide, and 6" high.

$116 USD SaleSALE Small English Staffordshire Biscuit Jar

Pottery:England:English:Staffordshire:Biscuit Jars

Made of pottery and trimmed with silver-plate, this little biscuit jar from Taylor, Tunnicliffe, & Co, Hanly, Staffordshire, England, dates from between 1875 and 1898. It has a satin, or matte, finish that has crazed slightly. The background color shades from cream near the bottom to ivory near the top. The brown floral decoration has hand-applied on top of the glaze. The jar is 5" tall (not including the handle) and 3 3/4" in diameter. This elegant little piece of English Victoriana is in ...

$55 USDWatt Pottery #16 Apple Pitcher

Pottery:By Maker:Watt:Pitchers:Apple

This light brown pottery pitcher has a shiny glaze decorated with a hand painted red apple and three two-tone green leaves. It is marked USA #16 on the bottom. The Watt Pottery Company of Ohio made this jug between 1952 and 1962. It is in excellent condition with no serious damage; it has two 1/8" glaze chips on the lip as its only imperfections. It measures 6 1/2" X 6 3/4" X 5" in diameter.

$202 USD SaleSALE Small Staffordshire Platter with Polychrome Decoration

Pottery:England:Staffordshire:Transferware:Polychrome:Platters

This 8" X 10" platter (3/4" deep) is ironstone pottery from Staffordshire, England. It dates from the second half of the nineteenth century. It is impossible to say which company manufactured it; the heraldic emblem mark is a generic one used by many small potteries of the day. The Oriental design is a black and yellow transfer underglaze; all of the other colors were added by hand after the glazing. There is a 3/8" long glaze chip on one edge; otherwise, this little platter is in excellent ...

$695 USD Offers ConsideredPink Rookwood Vase

Pottery:Rookwood

This vase is 11 1/2", dated 1928, and is mold # 2489. This beautiful old Rookwood vase is a wonderfully tall production piece with the famous pink-shading-into-green glaze. The design is crisp. It is in perfect condition.

$65 USDEnglish Flow Blue "Leicester" Plate

Pottery:England:Flow Blue:Sampson Hancock:Leicester

This semi-porcelain 9" plate in the Leicester pattern is by Sampson Hancock & Sons, Stoke-on-Trent, of England. It dates circa 1906-1912. The plate is a deep cobalt blue in color with a bit of gold trim still remaining. The transfer design, as the name "flow blue" suggests, flowed in the firing and is blurry. The plate is in excellent condition with no chips, cracks, crazing, or discoloration. There are faint surface scratches on this plate because it was used.

$45 USDFloral Chintz Transfer-Ware Cake Plate

Pottery:England:English:Chintz

This flat cake plate measures 11" in diameter and has a slightly raised rim. The pretty chintz floral design of purple, fuchsia, and white hydrangeas and green and brown foliage on a yellow ground is bit worn from use. The green edging is also a bit worn. This plate is older; the company, Barker Brothers, Ltd. of England, used this mark between 1937 and 1959. The pattern is from a group called "Royal Tudor Ware." The plate has no chips, cracks, pits, or stains, only signs of loving use.

$315 USD SaleSALE Colorful Majolica Oyster Plate

Pottery:Majolica:Oyster Plates

This "Etruscan" majolica pottery oyster plate dates from around 1880 and was manufactured in the United States; this type of ware was in great demand by the Victorian ladies of the period. It was modeled after similar Italian ware: hence the name. This plate is in excellent condition; this ware is prone to glaze chips; there is only one tiny glaze chip. There are some black marks where the glaze has crazed, but staining is minimal. The center and back are the mottled glaze that is similar to ...

$75 USDPair of Van Briggle Art Pottery Candlestick-Vases

Pottery:Art Pottery:Candlesticks:Vases:Bud Vases:Van Briggle

These white pottery pieces have a matte glaze in a soft white. They are by Van Briggle Pottery Co. of Colorado Springs, Colorado and date from between 1950 and 1970. Each piece is both a candlestick and a triple bud vase. They can be used as vases or flower frogs or just enjoyed for their interesting shapes. The pair is in perfect condition. Each vase is 5" X 5" X 5." The marks are on the feet (shown in the photographs).

$85 USDShawnee Pottery Ear of Corn Covered Dish

Pottery:Shawnee:Ear Of Corn

This very fun serving piece is in the shape of an ear of sweet corn. It is 11 1/2" long, 5 1/2" wide, and 5 1/2" tall. It is made of glazed pottery. The piece is in perfect condition. It dates from the 1950s; wear on the bottom testifies to age. The marks on the bottom are "Shawnee USA #74."

$60 USD SaleSALE Pair of Art Deco Bud Vases or Candlesticks

Pottery:Art Deco:Germany:Candlesticks

These stylish and attractive pottery pieces are marked "Germany" on the bottom and probably date from the 1920's. The design is strongly Art Deco. The form could be used either as a candlestick or a bud vase. Each vase is in perfect condition. Each vase measures 5" tall, 4" wide, and 2 3/4" thick. The opening at the top is 1 3/8." These are unusual!

$65 USD Offers ConsideredSALE Medium Green Fiesta Ware Creamer

Pottery:Fiestaware:Medium Green

This vintage 1960 Fiesta-ware creamer in hard-to-find medium green has the ring handle. It is in absolutely perfect condition.

$30 USDDeep Earthenware Spatter-Ware Bowl

Pottery:Earthenware:Spatter-ware:Bowls

This unusually shaped bowl measures 7" in diameter and is almost 4" deep. The sides are ridged. It has a majolica-type, shiny glaze that looks like paint spatters, hence the name spatter-ware. This bowl shows cones on the bottom, which is glazed. There are no marks. This bowl is probably by a Midwestern pottery maker; it was found in Chicago. There is a chip on the base but no other damage; the bowl rings like a bell. It is about 100-125 years old.

$45 USDBlue Jasperware Wedgwood Covered Jar

Pottery:By Maker:Wedgwood:Jasperware

This beautiful Wedgwood piece features the fine workmanship typical of this English company. The piece is jasperware which is still being made today. The jar is from an estate, however, and has some age to it. The design is Classical in nature and does not repeat. The jar is 4 1/2" tall and 3 1/2" in diameter. It is near- perfect condition; there is a tiny (1/16") pit on the knob.

$346 USD SaleSALE Large Staffordshire Ironstone Platter with Floral Motif

Pottery:England:Staffordshire:Transferware:Polychrome:Platters

This old English ironstone pottery platter is large enough for a 20-pound turkey! It measures 19 1/2" X 19 1/2" X 1 1/2" deep. It is beautiful as well as functional and looks great hanging on the wall. The decoration is a black transfer underglaze with polychrome decoration in a floral tree-of-life motif. The colors were added by hand. The platter is marked "Cauldon England" on the back and impressed with "Cauldon" as well. Cauldon is in Hanly, Staffordshire, England, and is part of the Wedgwood ...

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