Circa 1875 Pewter Porringer with American Eagle attached. This piece just came out of a New England Estate. We believe it is from the centennial period. Measures 3 1/2"  More »

Circa 1875 Pewter Porringer with American Eagle attached. This piece just came out of a New England Estate. We believe it is from the centennial period. Measures 3 1/2" in diameter and is 1 1/2" in height. I feel that the eagle is a cast metal and was soldered or attached in a similar way at a later date, maybe in 1976 to represent or misrepresent as a centennial piece during our 299 year anniversary.   « Less

Circa 1890-1920 American or English Brass Kerosene Can with handle and original lighter with brass handle used to dip in the kerosene to light fireplace logs. As Found. In  More »

Circa 1890-1920 American or English Brass Kerosene Can with handle and original lighter with brass handle used to dip in the kerosene to light fireplace logs. As Found. In dire need of Cleaning with a brass polish. Mark on the bottom of CAPE COD SHOP inside of a fish.   « Less

A fabulous cover from a 24" Vase that had a accident many years ago. We have krept this cover as a nice decorative piece in our house since the accident. The accident  More »

A fabulous cover from a 24" Vase that had a accident many years ago. We have krept this cover as a nice decorative piece in our house since the accident. The accident happened at the HADA Show probably 8-10 years ago during move out after the show was over. We are now selling things out of our home that has never been offered for sale up until now. The cover has a scene of three ladies in different attire holding different things. The first lady is holding a vase. The second lady is holding a ball, and the third lady is playing a musical instrument. Beautiful colors of a deep pink with a finely painted bottom border in turquoise. Mounted on the top is a garlic in white gilded, which would look great with a candlestick in it, sitting on a coffee or occasional table. The diameter of the base is 8 1/4" and is over 4" in height.   « Less

Circa 1920 Chinese Export Pair of Candle Sticks. They measure 7" in height and 7" from tail to head. Form of a Elephant with decorated green turquoise candle stick  More »

Circa 1920 Chinese Export Pair of Candle Sticks. They measure 7" in height and 7" from tail to head. Form of a Elephant with decorated green turquoise candle stick holders. Jos stick form elephant, polychrome decoration. First half of the 20TH Century. sometimes referred to as jos sticks. Elephant candlesticks were originally made by the chinese for export in the Late 18TH Century and the Early 19TH Century. This pair was made probably around the early part of the 20TH Century, 1920-1930's. One of the tusks have been broken. Other than that they are in decent condition at a less than decent price. A Very Decorative item. Pairs of 18th Century jos sticks sell for about $7500.00.   « Less

Circa 1850 English Ironstone Transferware Tureen with lovely handles and underplate and NO COVER. Even though the cover is missing this is a nice 19TH Century piece of  More »

Circa 1850 English Ironstone Transferware Tureen with lovely handles and underplate and NO COVER. Even though the cover is missing this is a nice 19TH Century piece of English Porcelain. Without the original cover, it would make a nice decorative planter. The tureen measures 12" from handle to handle. The dimension in the top opening is 9" and the diameter of the underplate is 12 1/2". The height of the Tureen is 6".   « Less

Circa 1820 Large Antique Brass Push-Up Chamberstick Candlestick with Original Snuffer. This is a early 19th century Chamberstick with a large 6 1/2" X 7 1/4" Drip  More »

Circa 1820 Large Antique Brass Push-Up Chamberstick Candlestick with Original Snuffer. This is a early 19th century Chamberstick with a large 6 1/2" X 7 1/4" Drip Pan. The 4 3/4" tall candle stick is seamed. Complete with the push-up and the cone that extinguishes the lighted candle flame out. Very rarely do you see these that have all the existing parts.   « Less

Circa 1840 Chinese Export Rose Mandarin Chocolate or Coffee Pot measuring 9 1/2" in height. This piece is a very unusual shape and form and has been decorated in the  More »

Circa 1840 Chinese Export Rose Mandarin Chocolate or Coffee Pot measuring 9 1/2" in height. This piece is a very unusual shape and form and has been decorated in the rose mandarin and rose medallion scene. I believe that this was a French Limoge blank that was sent to China to be decorated. That is why we have never seen this rose medallion or rose mandarin form in Chinese Export Porcelain. I do believe it is a chocolate pot though and not a coffee pot. It has chinese marks on the base of the pot. The spout had a chip that has been professionally restored.   « Less

Circa 1820 Chinese Export Rose Mandarin Punch Bowl. This is a very superb quality punch bowl featuring the greek key border on the inside and outside of this very well  More »

Circa 1820 Chinese Export Rose Mandarin Punch Bowl. This is a very superb quality punch bowl featuring the greek key border on the inside and outside of this very well decorated bowl. The outside and the inside of this bowl has four quadrants of just wonderful decorated mandarin scenes separated by flowers and scholar scenes. Then it is flanked by a central on the bottom scene separated by the greek key border. Minor rubbing, but this bowl is in Excellent Condition and Very Good Quality. The rim of the base has a few firing frits but other than that it is in perfect condition with no restoration. The bowl measures 9 1/4" in diameter and is 3 3/4" in height and depth.   « Less

Circa 1760 Quianlong Period Chinese Export porcelain saucer decorated with famille rose enamels. Diameter is 4 1/4". Nicely painted with a dog in the scene with a very  More »

Circa 1760 Quianlong Period Chinese Export porcelain saucer decorated with famille rose enamels. Diameter is 4 1/4". Nicely painted with a dog in the scene with a very nice subdued border. Excellent Condition with just a tiny chip to the rim.   « Less

Circa 1840 Chinese Export Famille Rose, Rose Canton Cache Pot, Bough Pots. These are the most unusual planters that I have seen in the rose medallion patterns. They are  More »

Circa 1840 Chinese Export Famille Rose, Rose Canton Cache Pot, Bough Pots. These are the most unusual planters that I have seen in the rose medallion patterns. They are mounted in gilt metal stands which I feel are definetely French and date around 1820-1840. It was quite the fashion when these were made to have porcelain placed into mounts such as these. they would have initially been purchased as a mantel decoration and over the years have held small flowers, bulbs and plants. Flower and plant holders of any size and shape are getting harder and harder to find in chinese export porcelain and are very desirable, especially with ormolu. This particular pattern is rose canton since there are no people in the pattern. The pots are 4" and the bottom of the pot flares out and measures 4 1/2". The total height is 3 1/2". So if you could find a small orchid, that has a base or less than 4" they would work perfectly as size and would like fantastic. The ormolu is done very well and I imagine dates the same period as the pots. These would look great in a sun room or any small spot. Perfect Condition with no chips, cracks or restoration. These just came out of a estate in England and is one of two great items in ormolu that we just purchased.   « Less