18th Century Set of Four Fine English Blue & White Imperial Style Plates Decorated with Dragons Dimensions: 7.5" diameter

18th Century Set of Four Fine English Blue & White Imperial Style Plates Decorated with Dragons Dimensions: 7.5" diameter   « Less

Late 19th Century French Provincial Glazed Terracotta Green Urn with Two Handles Dimensions: 14" high

Late 19th Century French Provincial Glazed Terracotta Green Urn with Two Handles Dimensions: 14" high   « Less

Highly collectible old piece of pottery from Alsace (Eastern France). This charming Alsatian toureen-casserole was made in the very early 1900's. This yellow “terre  More »

Highly collectible old piece of pottery from Alsace (Eastern France). This charming Alsatian toureen-casserole was made in the very early 1900's. This yellow “terre vernissee”, or glazed pottery, with its decorative flowers, comes from the village of Soufflenheim. A little part of France in your home. No cracks, very little chip on a side (you can see on photo) h-4.25"/ w-12.5"/ d-9" Good condition! For the shipping...don't worry, we ship from Texas (not from France). Status: For Sale Reference#: ALSPOT001 Condition: Good (No cracks, very little chip on a side) Year: Very early 1900's Country: France Maker: French potter from village of Soufflenheim Height: 4.25 in. (10.80 cm) Depth: 9 in. (22.86 cm) Width: 12.5 in. (31.75 cm) Title: Old French piece of pottery from Alsace Style: French-Alsatian Materials: Clay   « Less

Highly collectible, Authentic French Quimper HB plate. This plate was hand-made and hand-painted by the artist. You can see on the picture, the signature HB, Quimper  More »

Highly collectible, Authentic French Quimper HB plate. This plate was hand-made and hand-painted by the artist. You can see on the picture, the signature HB, Quimper (Brittany). Good condition (Very little chips & little crack). Lovely piece for your collection ! Don''t worry for the shipping...we ship from Texas (not from France)! Status: For Sale Reference#: QUIMPPERS1 Condition: Good (Very little chips & little crack) Year: Unknown Country: France Maker: HB Quimper Depth: 6.25 in. (15.88 cm) Width: 6.25 in. (15.88 cm) Title: Old French Quimper HB plate Style: Quimper Materials: Faience   « Less

HIGHLY COLLECTIBLE!!! This charming French Jaspee pitcher jug (gargoulette) from Savoie, dating around 1950’s, with its different colors (beige, brown, orange). In the  More »

HIGHLY COLLECTIBLE!!! This charming French Jaspee pitcher jug (gargoulette) from Savoie, dating around 1950’s, with its different colors (beige, brown, orange). In the baroque spirit: the "Jaspee" faience made In the French Alpes (Savoie region), said also " marbled in the mass ". This technique consists in mixing lands of different colors, generally brown nuances, brown, orange-colored and white cremate, until obtain a veiné marble aspect. 1775 is the date generally supposed by the appearance of this technique to Apt. If the game of the marbled colours lends itself to no symmetry, decorations modelled in white earth(ground), added, or applied to these details(rooms) balance and frame(supervise) the disorder of colors. The type of Jaspee pottery is very particular of Savoie pottery. Very good condition... no chips, no cracks. h-6"/ w-4.75"/ d-3.5" For the shipping...don't worry, we ship from Texas (not from France)!   « Less

Set of 6 Dinner plates Lenox China Prairie Blossoms. Lenox China Prairie Blossoms is a versatile pattern that will work with a wide range of decors. These plates were  More »

Set of 6 Dinner plates Lenox China Prairie Blossoms. Lenox China Prairie Blossoms is a versatile pattern that will work with a wide range of decors. These plates were hand-crafted. In 1889 the Ceramic Art Company, which was creating dinnerware pieces that reflected the Romanesque, Baroque, Renaissance and Gothic styles (and eventually moved on to Art Nouveau) was founded by Walter Scott Lenox and Jonathan Coxon, Sr. Mr. Lenox, who was very artistically inclined, had studied master potters since his youth and worked as an apprentice at both Ott and Brewer and Willetts Pottery in Trenton, NJ. About the time of the Ceramic Art Company''s inception, Belleek of Ireland permanently closed its doors. Migrant ceramic artisans flowed into America, giving new life to the struggling pottery industry and providing an opportunity for Ceramic Art Company to acquire two of Belleek''s artisans. Walter Scott Lenox founded the new Lenox, Inc. in 1906. His defining moment arrived in 1918 when President Woodrow Wilson asked Lenox, Inc. to produce china for the White House, a real coup since most of the previous White House residents had chosen French-made Limoges patterns, this was a first for an American ceramics company! The Prairie Blossoms collection of fine china combines beautiful floral motifs on black border. Manufacturing history: From 1992 to 1997. Very good condition! Status: For Sale Reference#: LENOX_001B Condition: Very good Year: 1996 Country: USA Maker: Lenox Width: 11 in. (27.94 cm) Title: Set of 6 Dinner plates china by Lenox Style: Prairie Blossoms Materials: China   « Less

Set of 3 Lenox China Prairie Blossoms salad plates (we have more). Lenox China Prairie Blossoms is a versatile pattern that will work with a wide range of decors. These  More »

Set of 3 Lenox China Prairie Blossoms salad plates (we have more). Lenox China Prairie Blossoms is a versatile pattern that will work with a wide range of decors. These plates were hand-crafted. In 1889 the Ceramic Art Company, which was creating dinnerware pieces that reflected the Romanesque, Baroque, Renaissance and Gothic styles (and eventually moved on to Art Nouveau) was founded by Walter Scott Lenox and Jonathan Coxon, Sr. Mr. Lenox, who was very artistically inclined, had studied master potters since his youth and worked as an apprentice at both Ott and Brewer and Willetts Pottery in Trenton, NJ. About the time of the Ceramic Art Company''s inception, Belleek of Ireland permanently closed its doors. Migrant ceramic artisans flowed into America, giving new life to the struggling pottery industry and providing an opportunity for Ceramic Art Company to acquire two of Belleek''s artisans. Walter Scott Lenox founded the new Lenox, Inc. in 1906. His defining moment arrived in 1918 when President Woodrow Wilson asked Lenox, Inc. to produce china for the White House, a real coup since most of the previous White House residents had chosen French-made Limoges patterns, this was a first for an American ceramics company! The Prairie Blossoms collection of fine china combines beautiful floral motifs on black border. Manufacturing history: From 1992 to 1997. Very good condition! Status: For Sale Reference#: LENOX002 Condition: Very good Year: 1996 Country: USA Maker: Lenox Height: 6.5 in. (16.51 cm) Title: Set of 3 Lenox China salad plates Style: Prairie Blossoms Materials: China   « Less

Circa 1840 Chinese Export Sacred Bird and Butterfly Soup Plate measuring 9 5/8" in diameter. Good Condition with no chips,cracks or restoration. recently purchased out of a  More »

Circa 1840 Chinese Export Sacred Bird and Butterfly Soup Plate measuring 9 5/8" in diameter. Good Condition with no chips,cracks or restoration. recently purchased out of a estate with many dinner and soup plates in this wonderful pattern. Also in this pattern is a Rare Soup Tureen in this pattern. this tureen is complete with underplate and Cover. In addition is a Rare Hot Water Plate with original cover with a beautiful gilded finial.   « Less

20TH Century Reproduction Winterthur Adaption of the and from a porcelain tea service made in China for the Western Market between 1750-1775. This pattern is known as  More »

20TH Century Reproduction Winterthur Adaption of the and from a porcelain tea service made in China for the Western Market between 1750-1775. This pattern is known as "Cherry Pickers". This is one of the most sought after 18th century patterns. Usually Mottahedeh reproduced certain scenes and known decorative forms in chinese export porcelain that is very sought after. This bowl is in perfect condition. Measures 10" in diameter and is slightly over 4" in depth and height.   « Less

Circa 1880 Japanese Imari Double Gourd Vase measuring 11" in height. The diameter of the base is 3 1/2". Very unusual form that I have not seen in a long time. Nice orange  More »

Circa 1880 Japanese Imari Double Gourd Vase measuring 11" in height. The diameter of the base is 3 1/2". Very unusual form that I have not seen in a long time. Nice orange and blue imari colors. Good Condition. No chips, cracks or restoration.   « Less