British Art Pottery : A good William Moorcroft open seed pomegranate Vase C1928-49 A good William Morrcroft open seed pomegranate and berries Vase having facsimile  More »

British Art Pottery : A good William Moorcroft open seed pomegranate Vase C1928-49 A good William Morrcroft open seed pomegranate and berries Vase having facsimile signature and 'potter to the Queen' A gem of a Vase Good Antique Condition - crazing mainly underneath mentioned for accuracy and does not distract in any way - difficult to photograph with a lot of light reflections in images 3.5 inches (9cm) dia X 2.75 inches (7cm) height approx Circa: 1928 - 49   « Less

This is a simple but elegant vegetable bowl.with lid. It has a simple gold band around top of the bowl and on the lid.

This is a simple but elegant vegetable bowl.with lid. It has a simple gold band around top of the bowl and on the lid.   « Less

Beautiful Ruskin pottery brooch from the 1920s-30s. Navette shaped ceramic brooch with typical Ruskin innovative glaze effect to the ceramic piece. Beautiful Arts & Crafts  More »

Beautiful Ruskin pottery brooch from the 1920s-30s. Navette shaped ceramic brooch with typical Ruskin innovative glaze effect to the ceramic piece. Beautiful Arts & Crafts style swirling blue colours. The pottery has the impressed Ruskin mark to the rear. The mount is sterling silver, stamped to the side. Brooch measures 30 mm by 47 mm. Excellent condition.   « Less

Antique Art Pottery : Scarce Royal Doulton Stoneware Advertiser / Commemorative C.1920's A scarce Royal Doulton stoneware Art Pottery Advertiser Match Box Holder & Striker  More »

Antique Art Pottery : Scarce Royal Doulton Stoneware Advertiser / Commemorative C.1920's A scarce Royal Doulton stoneware Art Pottery Advertiser Match Box Holder & Striker - Text Reads: King George IV - Top Notch - Scotch Whisky - Top Notch (this one is more unusual than others as the text written is more). A lovely Scarce items Good Antique Condition Circa 1920's Impressed Doulton Marks - artist probably Nellie Garbett 4.75 inches (12cm) dia X 2.25 inches (6cm) height approx   « Less

Antique Art Pottery : Rare C H Brannam novelty Owl Wall Pocket C.1893 A rare Antique Art Pottery Wall Pocket by C H Brannam modelled as an Owl Head (this version - small  More »

Antique Art Pottery : Rare C H Brannam novelty Owl Wall Pocket C.1893 A rare Antique Art Pottery Wall Pocket by C H Brannam modelled as an Owl Head (this version - small eyes) is rare and was produced in very small numbers) decorated in browns and blues - a lovely rare item. Circa: 1893 Good Antique Condition with a shallow flake top ridge, left side, and a couple of further shallow flakes on back and tiny glaze loss under, please see images 6.5 inches (16.5cm) X 6 inches (15.5cm) approx Incised signature and dated on back   « Less

Pottery dish by New Zealand potter, Martin Poppelwell. Monochrome, black on fawn slip body over terracotta. The motif is two birds "les oiseaux" and "die vogel" (French &  More »

Pottery dish by New Zealand potter, Martin Poppelwell. Monochrome, black on fawn slip body over terracotta. The motif is two birds "les oiseaux" and "die vogel" (French & German for "the birds"). Martin Poppelwell is one of New Zealand’s leading contemporary artists and this a beautiful item for a discerning art collector. Dish measures 25.5 cm diameter and stands 5 cm high. Excellent condition.   « Less

Antique Staffordshire Pottery : A good Clock Figurine C.19thC An attractive and very charming Antique Staffordshire figurine modelled and a girl stood by a Clock with a  More »

Antique Staffordshire Pottery : A good Clock Figurine C.19thC An attractive and very charming Antique Staffordshire figurine modelled and a girl stood by a Clock with a boy sat on top playing a musical instrument - having good colour Circa: 19th century Good Antique Condition with minimal paint loss and crazing as expected 7.25 inches (18.5cm) height approx   « Less

Buy It Online TODAY w/ Secure-Payment Credit Card-Paypal @ www.trocadero.com/thezeptepiemporium/catalog/ This 100% Authentic, Original, Perfectly Intact and Repair-Free  More »

Buy It Online TODAY w/ Secure-Payment Credit Card-Paypal @ www.trocadero.com/thezeptepiemporium/catalog/ This 100% Authentic, Original, Perfectly Intact and Repair-Free Antique Chinese Ewer is a stunning and wonderful example of the Celadon Porcelain Ceramics (specifically Qingbai aka Yingqing Celadon in this Case, denoting a calm and light greenish/blue-grey colored glaze, setting it apart from the more blue and green varieties such as those from the Kilns known for making Longquan or Yaozhou Celadon Ceramics) created during China's famous Song (Sung) Dynasty 960-1279 CE who were the innovators of the incredibly beautiful family of Celadon Ceramics known across the world, which were extremely popular while being made at the height of the Original Celadon Wares during the Song, Yuan, and Ming Dynasties; also continuing to be made throughout the later Qing Dynasty and are still being made across China today in modern times. The Kiln Masters of the Song Dynasty inspired the arts of countless other cultures, such as the very fine glazed ceramics of the Korean Contemporaries of the Song, the Goryeo Dynasty of Korea. The ewer available here is a perfect example of the soft Qingbai Celadon Ware created by the Song Dynasty of Imperial China 1000 years ago. The immaculate condition of this piece is quite impressive considering its age of about 700-1,000 years. The lobed or fluted melon-like body is typical of the period, as is the flared arched spout and the small hollow roll at the top of the long, slender strap handle with 2 small notches at its base; the handle's detailed line work design then continuing and flowing down the globular body almost to the very bottom of the ewer in the most exquisite detail. A truly stunning piece of Song Ceramics. Height: 11 inches Market Comparison: A similar piece, lidded but only 7 inches in height, sold at Christie's Hong Kong on October 6, 2015 (Sale 3446), just a few months ago, for $13,771. Similar market examples can be provided for any ZTE item! Provenance: Previously sold by the United States' foremost specialist in Chinese Art, I.M. Chait of Beverly Hills. REASONABLE OFFERS ARE ALWAYS CONSIDERED! TO PURCHASE THIS OR ANY ZEP TEPI EMPORIUM PIECE, OR FOR FURTHER INQUIRY, PLEASE COME BY OUR PUBLIC SHOWROOM OR CALL 323-522-6789. THANK YOU! A Certificate of Authenticity w/ Money Back Guarantee Accompanies Any Piece of Original Fine Art or Antiquity Sold by The Zep Tepi Emporium. ZTE holds a Dealer License issued by the California Department of Justice (CA DOJ) and subsequent Police Permit from the Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD).   « Less

Veracruz, Mexico c. AD 100- 600 (Early to Mid Veracruz Period). A wonderful example of Veracruz pottery, described by art historian Miguel Covarrubias as "powerful and  More »

Veracruz, Mexico c. AD 100- 600 (Early to Mid Veracruz Period). A wonderful example of Veracruz pottery, described by art historian Miguel Covarrubias as "powerful and expressive, endowed with a charm and sensibility unprecedented in other, more formal cultures" TO PURCHASE THIS OR ANY ZEP TEPI EMPORIUM PIECE, OR FOR FURTHER INQUIRY, PLEASE COME BY OUR PUBLIC SHOWROOM OR CALL 323-522-6789. THANK YOU! A Certificate of Authenticity w/ Money Back Guarantee Accompanies Any Piece of Original Fine Art and/or Antiquity Sold by The Zep Tepi Emporium. ZTE holds a Dealer License issued by the California Department of Justice (CA DOJ) and subsequent Police Permit from the Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD).   « Less

Buy It Online TODAY w/ Secure-Payment Credit Card-Paypal @ www.trocadero.com/thezeptepiemporium/catalog/ Authentic Chimu Blackware Bird Vessel- c. AD 900- 1470,  More »

Buy It Online TODAY w/ Secure-Payment Credit Card-Paypal @ www.trocadero.com/thezeptepiemporium/catalog/ Authentic Chimu Blackware Bird Vessel- c. AD 900- 1470, Pre-Columbian South America, Modern-Day Northern Peru; An earthenware vessel, typical of the monochromatic Chimu style, the black color of which was achieved by firing the pottery in closed kilns at very high temperatures which prevented oxygen from reacting with the clay. Provenance: From the Collection of a Major Private U.S. Collector, formed beginning in the 1960's, all works purchased via accredited and licensed dealers. REASONABLE OFFERS ARE ALWAYS CONSIDERED! TO PURCHASE THIS OR ANY ZEP TEPI EMPORIUM PIECE, OR FOR FURTHER INQUIRY, PLEASE COME BY OUR PUBLIC SHOWROOM OR CALL 323-522-6789. THANK YOU! A Certificate of Authenticity w/ Money Back Guarantee Accompanies Any Piece of Original Fine Art or Antiquity Sold by The Zep Tepi Emporium. ZTE holds a Dealer License issued by the California Department of Justice (CA DOJ) and subsequent Police Permit from the Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD).   « Less