Rare Superb Early 19th C American Historic Staffordshire Gen. George Washington Mt. Vernon Pattern. Circa: 1810 In A Superb State Of Preservation This Only A Partical  More »

Rare Superb Early 19th C American Historic Staffordshire Gen. George Washington Mt. Vernon Pattern. Circa: 1810 In A Superb State Of Preservation This Only A Partical Representation Of A Substantial Growing Collection. All Pieces Are In Mint Condition. No Damage, Frets, Repairs, Replacements, Stress Cracks or Problems. Call For Prices.   « Less

Rare & Important 19th C American Philadelphia Classical Silver Three Piece Tea Set Circa: 1825-1835 In An Outstanding State Of Preservation. Excellent ConditionStock # M101

Rare & Important 19th C American Philadelphia Classical Silver Three Piece Tea Set Circa: 1825-1835 In An Outstanding State Of Preservation. Excellent ConditionStock # M101   « Less

Antique Meissen Porcelain Teapot Circa. 1890 Germany. Antique Meissen in the rose pattern. Early crossed sword mark with pommels on hilts, used 1850 - 1924 by Meissen.  More »

Antique Meissen Porcelain Teapot Circa. 1890 Germany. Antique Meissen in the rose pattern. Early crossed sword mark with pommels on hilts, used 1850 - 1924 by Meissen. Incised underglaze handwritten R33. In excellent condition. The teapot measures 3.5 inches high, 5.5 inches wide and 4 inches deep. Exquisite white Meissen porcelain, indeed!   « Less

Rare & Important Early 19th C American Historic Blue Staffordshire Mount Vernon Tea Set The Seat Of The Late General George Washington In Superb State Of Original  More »

Rare & Important Early 19th C American Historic Blue Staffordshire Mount Vernon Tea Set The Seat Of The Late General George Washington In Superb State Of Original Preservation Which Includes A Teapot, Sugar Bowl, Creamer, & Five Cups With Matching Saucers. 15 pieces. Mint Condition. In addition we have acquired additional for stock of another Rare Early 19th C Mount Vernon Tea Pot with an Early 19th C Mount Vernon Covered Sugar Bowl which can be sold independently. Both Pieces Are In Mint Condition In addition we have currently 19 pieces of early 19th century Commodore McDonnoughs Victory Historic Blue Staffordshire pieces in inventory. Each are in a superb state of original preservation. Mint Condition Priced Individually! 1. One (1) Rare Cup & Saucer - Mint Condition 2. One (1) Rare Waste Bowl - Mint Condition 3. Three (3) Plates - 6 1/2" - Mint condition 4; Four (4) Plates - 7 1/2" - Mint Condition 4 One (1) Plate - 8 1/2" - Mint Condition 5. Three (3) Plates - 9 1/4" - Mint Condition 6. Five (5) Plates- 10 1/4" - Mint Condition Stock # MVTS   « Less

Rare Superb Early 19th C American Historic Staffordshire Gen. George Washington Mt. Vernon Pattern. Circa: 1810 In A Superb State Of Preservation This Only A Partical  More »

Rare Superb Early 19th C American Historic Staffordshire Gen. George Washington Mt. Vernon Pattern. Circa: 1810 In A Superb State Of Preservation This Only A Partical Representation Of A Substantial Growing Collection. All Pieces Are In Mint Condition. No Damage, Frets, Repairs, Replacements, Stress Cracks or Problems. Call For Prices.Stock # HSMV1   « Less

Circa 1894-1900. Exquisite, petite Limoge tea set. Beautiful in every way, from the gracefully shaped porcelain to the fine, delicate hand painting and lavish gilding. Each  More »

Circa 1894-1900. Exquisite, petite Limoge tea set. Beautiful in every way, from the gracefully shaped porcelain to the fine, delicate hand painting and lavish gilding. Each piece is a small work of art, bursting with color in the form of purple flowers on fine green stems, finished in heavy bright gold gilding, detailed with a fine black line decoration. Fully marked for the fine French porcelain maker Delinieres (D & Co.) mark#3 with the name Frenith in black script on the bottom of all three pieces. Each piece is clearly artist signed "Berger". The decoration and the gilding look very similar to the work of the American decorating company "Pickard" but I can find no references that tie these names to them. All three pieces are in exceptionally fine original condition and would make a fine addition to any home or collection. Tea pot is 5 3/4" tall x 5 3/4" wide handle to spout, creamer is 3 3/4" tall x 5" wide, open sugar bowl is 3 3/4" tall x 4 1/2" wide. Price 425.00 for the set.   « Less

Circa 1875. Absolutely charming Victorian porcelain tea set. This fine transfer ware set is a fine white porcelain, shaded to a pale aqua and strewn with delicate pink, white  More »

Circa 1875. Absolutely charming Victorian porcelain tea set. This fine transfer ware set is a fine white porcelain, shaded to a pale aqua and strewn with delicate pink, white and yellow flowers and green leaves. The trim and handles are all a fine brushed gold. I believe it is rare to find a set with so many pieces intact. The large tray holds all the pieces easily. The set consists of a tall pot, covered two handled sugar bowl, creamer, large tray and two small cups and saucers. The pot, cream, sugar, tray and both saucers are all in fine original condition. The cups each have a condition issue. One cup has tight hairline, the other a tiny chip. Both are still usable and display well. Un- marked. Fresh from a Brooklyn, New York estate. Tray 13" x 16", pot 7 1/2" tall x 6" x 4 1/2", sugar 5" tall x 5 1/2" wide x 4" , creamer, 4" tall x 4 1/4" x 3" diameter. Price for complete set,   « Less

Lovely Limoge chocolate pot. As graceful a piece of Victoriana as I have seen. Delicate, hand painted flowers and greenery done in soft pastel shades of pink and green, on a  More »

Lovely Limoge chocolate pot. As graceful a piece of Victoriana as I have seen. Delicate, hand painted flowers and greenery done in soft pastel shades of pink and green, on a white body that is also shaded in pink and green, finished with sprays of bright brushed gold, all on a fine French porcelain blank. This fine tall pot has all the extra detail we expect in the finest 19th century porcelain from it's wonderful professional decoration to the shape of it's handle and spout. Fully marked by the well known Ahrenfeldt Company, Mark #3. Fresh from a local Brooklyn, New York estate. Good original condition with no damage or repairs, what looks like a crack or discoloration in the photos was a mark left by old scotch tape which we have successfully removed. 9 1/2" tall x 7 1/4" widest.   « Less

Exceptional Dresden tea set, consisting of a tea pot and covered sugar bowl. Fully marked for the very well regarded Carl Thieme Saxony Porcelain Factory in Dresden, Germany.  More »

Exceptional Dresden tea set, consisting of a tea pot and covered sugar bowl. Fully marked for the very well regarded Carl Thieme Saxony Porcelain Factory in Dresden, Germany. This company began as a decorating studio in 1860 and began to produce its own porcelain in 1872. Thieme decorated his porcelain in the style and patterns of the finest European makers, Vienna, Sevres and Meissen, and employed expert porcelain painters to create beautiful and realistic floral and botanical arrangements in the "alt Dresden" style. This particular set is the loveliest I have ever seen with an exceptional Rococo style, featuring graceful open work handles, exquisitely rendered flowers and lavishly applied brushed gold details. Both the tea pot and the sugar bowl are in excellent original condition with no signs of wear or use. A rare find, fresh from a local Brooklyn estate. Tea pot is 10" wide (handle to spout), 6 1/2" tall x 6" wide. Sugar bowl is 6" wide x 5" tall x 5" deep. Price for the set 750   « Less

Beautiful Limoge coffee pot. Graceful and elegant porcelain in the best tradition of 19th French Rococo style with bouquets of flowers over a soft white back round detailed  More »

Beautiful Limoge coffee pot. Graceful and elegant porcelain in the best tradition of 19th French Rococo style with bouquets of flowers over a soft white back round detailed in lots of brushed gold. This Victorian gem is fully marked with the Klingenberg (Limoge) marks 2&7. Fresh from a local Brooklyn estate. Fine original condition. 11" tall x 7" wide. Price 295.   « Less