Ceramic rooster, Mesnil de Bavent pottery from Normandy, France H: 22.5"

Ceramic rooster, Mesnil de Bavent pottery from Normandy, France H: 22.5"   « Less

This 12 1/2” long art pottery paneled window jardinière has as lovely matte blue finish with a cream colored, relief of a cameo rose on one side. The inside of this  More »

This 12 1/2” long art pottery paneled window jardinière has as lovely matte blue finish with a cream colored, relief of a cameo rose on one side. The inside of this jardinière is also finished with the same matte blue. The underside has “Weller Pottery” incised. This particular mark is usually dated 1928. There is also the letter “A” painted under the glaze. This jardinière is in particularly fine condition, with no chips, cracks, stains or crazing. The foot-rim shows the normal wear to be expected in a piece of this age. Jardinière measures 12 ½” long by 4½” wide by 4” in depth. This would be a fine addition to your Weller collection! Please ask any questions prior to offering to purchase. Shipping quoted is for continental USA only. Please email for shipping quote to further destinations. S&H to CONUS: $15.00.   « Less

The background of this vase is green with stylized Freesia blossoms of lavender and white in a fanning cluster wrapped around the vessel. One side is lavender; the other side  More »

The background of this vase is green with stylized Freesia blossoms of lavender and white in a fanning cluster wrapped around the vessel. One side is lavender; the other side is white. It has two small handles at the bulbous part of the vase graduating into a found tubular top sitting on a round base. The interior is glazed. This vase is referenced on page 139 of The Collectors Encyclopedia of Roseville Pottery, Second Series by Sharon and Bob Huxford. Height: 7 ½ inches. Width Handle to Handle: 5 ¾ inches. Top Diameter: 3 inches. Foot Diameter: 3 ¾ inches. The underside is embossed with “Roseville U.S.A. 119-7”. This particular pattern is usually dated 1945. This vase is in particularly fine condition, with no chips, cracks, stains or crazing. The foot-rim shows the normal wear to be expected in a piece of this age. This would be a fine addition to your Roseville collection! Please ask any questions prior to offering to purchase. Shipping quoted is for continental USA only. Please email for shipping quote to further destinations.   « Less

Antique : A wonderful Cauliflower Teapot - 19th century A wonderful Cauliflower Teapot (identical the the National Trust Teapot - see link) - From a good Private  More »

Antique : A wonderful Cauliflower Teapot - 19th century A wonderful Cauliflower Teapot (identical the the National Trust Teapot - see link) - From a good Private source Circa 19th century - internally has 6 spout holes that appear uneven, pottery is quite thin and has a 'W' hand incised into the clay. 7 inches (18cm) width X 5 inches (12.5cm) height approx Good condition - finial has been off and a small narrow flake inside rim where lid sits - Has some line on base but the do not go through to the other side and the pot when tapped sounds fine (mentioned for accuracy).We have not tried to clean it but believe that the brown crazing internally will come out easily To view identical Teapot in the National Trust Collection follow link: http://www.nationaltrustcollections.org.uk/object/254247 I have found 2 further links giving sale prices that may help you (both Wooley & Wallis: http://www.woolleyandwallis.co.uk/Lot/?sale=PG131009&lot=414&id=152285 http://www.woolleyandwallis.co.uk/Lot/?sale=PG130410&lot=97&id=167635   « Less

Art Pottery : A Royal Doulton Advertiser Bibelot decorated with a dragonfly for Coal Tar Soap The bibelot is illustrated on page 260 of Desmond Eyles' "The Doulton Lambeth  More »

Art Pottery : A Royal Doulton Advertiser Bibelot decorated with a dragonfly for Coal Tar Soap The bibelot is illustrated on page 260 of Desmond Eyles' "The Doulton Lambeth Wares". In the Doulton advertisement and is described there as an ashtray although they are generally referred to as Soap Dishes. The advert dates from 1935. This example is initialled WB for Winnie Bowstead. It measures 6" from edge to edge. Good Condition - light bubbling to the glaze around the Dragonfly which is normal for this model and from time of manufacture - very light signs of use as expected - no chips, no repairs and no lines Impressed mark on back: Specially designed and manufactured by the Royal Doulton Potteries for the proprietors of Wrights Coal Tar Soap - initials WB (Winnie Bowstead) 6 inches (15.5cm) length approx   « Less

Hand Painted Italica Ars Italy, Gorgeous Red Pottery Bowl, boat design, excellent ! Stamp, impressed mold Marks, with art deco handles. 8" x 16" x 8" ,dark red border,  More »

Hand Painted Italica Ars Italy, Gorgeous Red Pottery Bowl, boat design, excellent ! Stamp, impressed mold Marks, with art deco handles. 8" x 16" x 8" ,dark red border, Contemporary Fabulous!   « Less

Sold Made in The U.S.A, American Mustard Pottery Platters, in pair. noted, in etch 1A0. Excellent Art Deco Circular motion. 10.5" w. x 5" d. x 2.5" from the surface.

Sold Made in The U.S.A, American Mustard Pottery Platters, in pair. noted, in etch 1A0. Excellent Art Deco Circular motion. 10.5" w. x 5" d. x 2.5" from the surface.   « Less

Antique : An attractive 19th century shallow Bowl attributed to Hill Pottery (Samuel Alcock) - 1860's - 1870's A very attractive shallow Bowl decorated with a Grecian  More »

Antique : An attractive 19th century shallow Bowl attributed to Hill Pottery (Samuel Alcock) - 1860's - 1870's A very attractive shallow Bowl decorated with a Grecian Maiden riding a llama on a deep royal blue ground and Greek key border Good Condition - small colour loss as expected (see image) Circa : 1860 - 1870's Printed makers marks: JSH in diamond - and number in red: 3902 8 inches (20.5cm) dia approx Fresh to the market from a good private collection   « Less

Large black fish jug - these types of jug gurgle when you pour liquid from them. Made by Dartmouth Pottery, Devon, England. Black, slightly matt glaze.. Measures 24 cm high  More »

Large black fish jug - these types of jug gurgle when you pour liquid from them. Made by Dartmouth Pottery, Devon, England. Black, slightly matt glaze.. Measures 24 cm high (9.1/2 inches). Circa mid 20th century to 1970s. Excellent condition.   « Less

For sale is a very nice piece of art pottery made by The Brush McCoy Company of Roseville, Ohio. The shape is considered cabinet Vase. The Pattern is one of Brush McCoy's  More »

For sale is a very nice piece of art pottery made by The Brush McCoy Company of Roseville, Ohio. The shape is considered cabinet Vase. The Pattern is one of Brush McCoy's most sought after patterns called, "Amaryllis". The vase 5 1/4" and is 2 5/8" in diameter. The opening of the Vase is 1 13/16" in diameter outside measurement. The Vase displays embossed long stemmed Amaryllis in full bloom bordering the shoulder of the vase. They are growing up an out of vertical narrow leaves for a nice Arts and Crafts flair. There is some extra attention drawn to the leaves as you can see the veining on them in the middle. You can also see the pistils and stamens in the center of the Amaryllis flowers. The Vase is glazed in a high gloss Majolica style glaze and the colors are just beautiful. The background is a deep pea green with moss green background glaze and the Flowers are done in a beautiful Burgundy There are no 2 flowers with the same. There are deep and light colored flowers. The Vase is considered to be in Excellent Condition as there are no cracks, chips, nicks or dings. There is a stilt pull on the bottom. This is factory and not considered damage. This happens when the Vase is taken from the oven. They sit on a tripod stilt. You can clearly see the 3 marks on this vase. The Vase is not signed but there is no doubt this is the Amaryllis Pattern made by Brush McCoy as this pattern is well documented. These Cabinet Vases are quite hard to find. These were small and when found they usually have severe damage. This one doesn't even have a flea nick. This Vase was made, Circa 1910-1920.   « Less