I have a beautiful Antique Continental Majolica Art Nouveau Vase. The vase is stunning and in beautiful antique condition with gold trim on it. The only damage is a slight  More »

I have a beautiful Antique Continental Majolica Art Nouveau Vase. The vase is stunning and in beautiful antique condition with gold trim on it. The only damage is a slight surface scratching on back and a chip to top rim. No other damage cracks, repairs nothing just beautiful. As you can see I have two of these vases but the handles are different colors but the family that owned these stated these have always been together as a set. The vase measure a little over 13" tall and 5" wide. Marked numbers on the bottoms. I am selling it at a great price!   « Less

Vegetable tureen by Burleigh Ware, circa 1930s. Willow pattern with squared shape, gilded edges, domed lid and beautiful gilded and blue finial. Tureen measures 17 cm high by  More »

Vegetable tureen by Burleigh Ware, circa 1930s. Willow pattern with squared shape, gilded edges, domed lid and beautiful gilded and blue finial. Tureen measures 17 cm high by 26.5 cm by 23.5 cm. (6.3/4 inches by 10.1/2 inches by 9.1/4 inches). Condition: just one tiny light stain internally to edge, and a few blind hairline stains underneath, which do not go through to the interior. Excellent condition overall.   « Less

Large ashet or serving platter, Willow by Burleigh Ware, Burslem, Staffordshire, England. (Burleigh Ware is made by Burgess and Leigh). Dates circa 1930s. Nice gilded edge  More »

Large ashet or serving platter, Willow by Burleigh Ware, Burslem, Staffordshire, England. (Burleigh Ware is made by Burgess and Leigh). Dates circa 1930s. Nice gilded edge to the platter, and everything in excellent condition. Measures 39.5 cm by 30 cm (15.1/2 inches by 11.3/4 inches).   « Less

Large round charger, pattern of ale drinkers in high relief. Rustic scene. Maker is H.J.Wood of Burslem, Staffordshire, England. Handpainted decoration. Probably circa mid  More »

Large round charger, pattern of ale drinkers in high relief. Rustic scene. Maker is H.J.Wood of Burslem, Staffordshire, England. Handpainted decoration. Probably circa mid 20th century. Measures 42 cm diameter (16.1/2 inches). Excxellent condition, no damage at all.   « Less

Four little dishes from Royal Doulton - fine bone china, still in their original box, unused. The pretty floral pattern is "Arcadia". Each dish measures 9 cm diameter. Small  More »

Four little dishes from Royal Doulton - fine bone china, still in their original box, unused. The pretty floral pattern is "Arcadia". Each dish measures 9 cm diameter. Small up-turned lip, gold edging. Excellent condition. Circa 1960s plus. Box label calls them coasters, but equally suitable as nut dishes or pin dishes.   « Less

Antique Decorative Arts : An early 20th C William Moorcroft Pomegranate Vase A good William Moorcroft Pomegranate pattern Vase of good form and colour Circa: 1915 -  More »

Antique Decorative Arts : An early 20th C William Moorcroft Pomegranate Vase A good William Moorcroft Pomegranate pattern Vase of good form and colour Circa: 1915 - 1920's - please see mark Impressed Marks underneath: Moorcroft - Made in England - M22 (The 'M' means that the pot was thrown at the Macintyre Factory, probably though decorated at Cobridge) 3.75 inches (9.5cm) height approx Good Antique Condition - fine crazing as expected and mentioned for accuracy One of a pair - the other is also listed - you are buying just one of the two We always refund excess shipping charged - this item also including Insurance in the shipping price - pick up welcome NW6 / London   « Less

Antique Oriental Ceramics : A pair blue & white Bottle Vases - 1690 - Vung Tau Cargo Shipwreck A wonderful hand painted pair (2X) of blue and white Bottle miniature Vases,  More »

Antique Oriental Ceramics : A pair blue & white Bottle Vases - 1690 - Vung Tau Cargo Shipwreck A wonderful hand painted pair (2X) of blue and white Bottle miniature Vases, circa 1690 recovered from the Chinese Vung Tau Cargo Shipwreck stylised decorated Good Antique Condition - light signs of their underwater experience mentioned for accuracy No Christies labels - guaranteed to have been part of the Vung Tau Cargo 2 inches (5cm) height approx Circa: 1690 From a small private Collection of Vung Tau Cargo and Nanking Cargo - Fresh to the market The Vung Tau was discovered in 1989 by a Vietnamese fisherman trawling the sea-bed for shellfish. He was a few miles away from Con Dao Island, which lies roughly 100 nautical miles away south of Vung Tau, when his nets snagged on an obstruction. Con Dao Island was one of the last fresh-water refuelling stops for ships making their way to the north-western islands of Indonesia. Of the thousands of ships that would have stopped here, few of the many that would have been lost through monsoons, piracy or fire, have ever been discovered. The ship lay at 120 feet but visibility was poor and diving was hampered by the seasonal monsoons so that it took 2 years to salvage all of 28000 pieces. The ship was an Asian trading vessel, 110 feet long and 33 feet wide and on examination of the timbers, showed that the vessel had been burned to the water line. There was little to date the wreck apart from a few coins of the reign of the Chinese Emperor Kangxi (1662-1722) and a small Chinese ink stick corresponding to AD 1690. The Vung Tau was probably destined for the major trading centre in Java, the city of Batavia (now Jakarta) which was settled by the Dutch in 1619. The porcelain in this cargo was made within a decade of 1683, which is the year historians regard as the official re-opening of China’s major porcelain kilns, at Jingdezhen after civil war disrupted the industry. Much of the cargo would have likely been bought up by Dutch VOC supercargoes, preparing mixed consignments for the homeward run to Amsterdam or elsewhere along the Netherlandish seaboard.   « Less

Antique Decorative Ceramics - An extremely rare Maling Vase - 6021 iCollect is pleased to offer an extremely rare Maling Pottery Vase (one of a pair) lustre decorated with  More »

Antique Decorative Ceramics - An extremely rare Maling Vase - 6021 iCollect is pleased to offer an extremely rare Maling Pottery Vase (one of a pair) lustre decorated with ducks swimming amongst reeds etc... And with gilt decoration Circa: 1934 - 40 Printed Makers Marks - Maling - logo - Newcastle upon Tyne - Made in England - 6021 - E - impressed No.79 Good Antique Condition - small scratch on gilding at top rim - a little rubbing on gilding too - mentioned for accuracy - Buyer will be delighted but if in doubt please ask questions 7.5 inches (19cm) height approx You are Buying just one Vase however we will give the option to the Buyer to Buy the second (damaged Vase) at a reasonable price to suit both parties - if in doubt you can either other on it or we will give you the vastly reduced price for the second Vase - we are here to help and make Customers Surely a rare opportunity for a Collector of Maling to acquire a wonderful piece Condition Report of Second Vase (not included in price but option given to buyer) - The is a small piece out of the base which inside the Vase Base is larger (than outside) - the piece is present and may help a restorer. Please see last image   « Less

Could be Poole, or Crown Devon or Sylvac - Art Deco matte white glaze shell vase. Stylized conch shell. Measures 13.25 cm high by 25.5 cm long by 10 cm wide (5.1/4 inches by  More »

Could be Poole, or Crown Devon or Sylvac - Art Deco matte white glaze shell vase. Stylized conch shell. Measures 13.25 cm high by 25.5 cm long by 10 cm wide (5.1/4 inches by 10 inches by 4 inches). No mould number or makers mark. Very stylish. Excellent condition.   « Less

This Chinese Nanking hand painted underglaze cobalt blue and white porcelain platter is 11.5" or 29.3 cm wide by 8.5" or 21.6 cm. The background is a bluish gray. The central  More »

This Chinese Nanking hand painted underglaze cobalt blue and white porcelain platter is 11.5" or 29.3 cm wide by 8.5" or 21.6 cm. The background is a bluish gray. The central scene shows a pagoda and houses with trees near a lake with two figures on a bridge. The center is surrounded by a border of scrolls, and the rim is decorated with a fine, elaborate design. The back is flat and the base is unglazed. The condition is very good, with typical minor fritting around the edge. There are no cracks or chips. There are little bumps in the glaze in the center, a common condition sometimes called "oatmeal." The platter dates to about 1780-90. I have two other similar Nanking platters, please inquire.   « Less