Mint condition—no chips, cracks or repairs—on this pair of antique, period Arts & Crafts matte green creamers by Zanesville Pottery. As shown, this pair  More »

Mint condition—no chips, cracks or repairs—on this pair of antique, period Arts & Crafts matte green creamers by Zanesville Pottery. As shown, this pair includes a tall and short creamer, both made of rich yellowware clay with an all-over matte green glaze. Both have some minor manufacturing flaws typical of Zanesville, but neither has any post-production damage… just as they were originally made. The short creamer measures 3 ½” wide by 2 ½” tall and is impressed with the mold number 578 on the underside. The tall creamer measures 3 ¼” wide by 3 ¾” tall and is impressed with the mold number D1 on the underside. A great pair of unusual Zanesville art pottery.   « Less

Mint condition—no chips, cracks or repairs—on this antique spongeware stoneware pitcher. As shown, this pitcher features all-over sponge decoration with a blue  More »

Mint condition—no chips, cracks or repairs—on this antique spongeware stoneware pitcher. As shown, this pitcher features all-over sponge decoration with a blue band along the top and a small handle with thumb press top. This is the cleanest spongeware pitcher we’ve ever offered. Again, no chips, cracks or repairs. There is minor aggravation to the top rim, and we mean minor. You just can’t find much spongeware in such great condition. This pitcher measures 6 ¾” tall by 7 ¼” wide. An investment-quality piece.   « Less

Two 19th century Classical porcelain pitchers, 12” tall, high arching handles, pedestal bases, pure white porcelain, gilt bands. 6” spout to handles.  More »

Two 19th century Classical porcelain pitchers, 12” tall, high arching handles, pedestal bases, pure white porcelain, gilt bands. 6” spout to handles. 645/6 1) Unsigned, pure white, simple gold gilt bands, shell motif at top and base of handle with acanthus leaf. 11.75” tall. Condition – excellent overall, shows wear to gilt. 2) Blue crossed swords, Meissen, pure white, gold gilt bands, gilt laurels around two-tone gilt sheild on shield, scrolled leaf and lions head at top of handle, bellflower at base of handle. 12” tall. Condition – overall good, shows some wear, 2” hairline crack on front of spout.   « Less

For sale is a nice Arts and Crafts shaped Pitcher made by The Zanesville Stoneware Pottery Company of Zanesville, Ohio. The Cabinet Pitcher or Creamer Stands 3 5/8" tall and  More »

For sale is a nice Arts and Crafts shaped Pitcher made by The Zanesville Stoneware Pottery Company of Zanesville, Ohio. The Cabinet Pitcher or Creamer Stands 3 5/8" tall and is 3 1/8" in diameter from outside Handle to tip of Spout. The Pitcher or Creamer is considered to be in excellent condition as there are no cracks, chips, nicks, or dings. The only issues are very minor. There are some irregularities in the making. You can also just barely see the mold line. This is factory and Not Damage. The piece is signed with it mold shape number D 1. It also displays that Zanesville Sandy Bottom Beige Clay. This is probably one of the most popular Glazes in the Zanesville Stoneware Pottery Line. The Cabinet Pither or Creamer was made Circa 1912-1920.   « Less

A large Doulton Lambeth Jug decorated with dancing winged cherubs of barrel shape with artists marks for: Kate M Davies (ass), Jane Rumbol and Ethel Tranter. Impessed date:  More »

A large Doulton Lambeth Jug decorated with dancing winged cherubs of barrel shape with artists marks for: Kate M Davies (ass), Jane Rumbol and Ethel Tranter. Impessed date: 1883 and Doulton Lambeth impressed mark Possibly tiny repair to upper rim Circa: 1883 Origin: UK Mark: Impressed Mark Provenance: Private Estate / Lincolnshire Condition: Good Dimensions: 6.5 inches (16.5cm) max Width X 7.25 inches (18cm) Width approx icollect, London, UNITED KINGDOM • We specialize in rare and novelty antiques but also cater for all tastes and price ranges. • If you are unsure about any item or would like further details please contact us first, we respond to all E-Mails within 24 hours unless otherwise stated (i.e. if we are away and uncertain about having internet access available). We are always pleased to assist. • Buy with confidence we are a customer orientated company, and believe in rewarding regular clients who have supported us. • Every effort is made regarding the accuracy of descriptions, in the unlikely event that a description is wrong we will take responsibility and offer a full refund or settlement; if you are browsing and observe an item with an in-accurate description then please notify us, it will be received with thanks and be amended ASAP. We offer full guarantees on all items sold as being described accurately. • We offer an exceptional customer services policy and will do everything possible to resolve any issues. In the event that a client has simply changed their mind after receiving their purchase we will offer a full refund (less full postage / insurance) only after the item has been returned in good / unchanged condition. • Our new animated website will be launched early in the New Year • Items are ready to be dispatched usually within 24hrs of cleared payment • Prices given do not include Shipping and insurance   « Less

A mid 19th century Willow pattern blue and white miniature Cream Jug having a bulbous body and waved upper rim Printed number underneath: 8 I will try to remove the  More »

A mid 19th century Willow pattern blue and white miniature Cream Jug having a bulbous body and waved upper rim Printed number underneath: 8 I will try to remove the staining before dispatched (likely to succeed) Very nice little Jug Circa: mid 19th century Origin: UK Mark: None Provenance: Private Estate / Lincolnshire Condition: Good - glaze flake on bottom edge (probably from time of manufacture) - and a little staining in places Dimensions: 3.5 inches (9cm) max Width X 2.75 inches (7cm) Height approx icollect, London, UNITED KINGDOM • We specialize in rare and novelty antiques but also cater for all tastes and price ranges. • If you are unsure about any item or would like further details please contact us first, we respond to all E-Mails within 24 hours unless otherwise stated (i.e. if we are away and uncertain about having internet access available). We are always pleased to assist. • Buy with confidence we are a customer orientated company, and believe in rewarding regular clients who have supported us. • Every effort is made regarding the accuracy of descriptions, in the unlikely event that a description is wrong we will take responsibility and offer a full refund or settlement; if you are browsing and observe an item with an in-accurate description then please notify us, it will be received with thanks and be amended ASAP. We offer full guarantees on all items sold as being described accurately. • We offer an exceptional customer services policy and will do everything possible to resolve any issues. In the event that a client has simply changed their mind after receiving their purchase we will offer a full refund (less full postage / insurance) only after the item has been returned in good / unchanged condition. • Our new animated website will be launched early in the New Year • Items are ready to be dispatched usually within 24hrs of cleared payment • Prices given do not include Shipping and insurance   « Less

Boylston Antiques is Proud to Offer for Sale An Early Roseville Stoneware Brown Grazing Walking Cow Pitcher Pre-1916 This 7 1/2” tall stoneware art pottery  More »

Boylston Antiques is Proud to Offer for Sale An Early Roseville Stoneware Brown Grazing Walking Cow Pitcher Pre-1916 This 7 1/2” tall stoneware art pottery pitcher has brilliant brown, green and yellow tones. One side features a grazing brown cow, the opposite side features a walking brown cow. Both cows are situated under a green tree with brown bark. The green of the leafy tree is repeated in the green of the grass the cow is standing on. It is pre-1916, as it is only marked with the number “7” on the bottom. The handle is painted a tree-bark brown and is in wonderful condition. The spout is also in good shape. It is rare to find a pitcher in such good condition. This one has 2 very tiny rim-chips (see photos) and several hairline age cracks (see photos) inside amid the general crazing associated with a stoneware pottery product of this age. Pitcher measures 8 ½” spout to handle. The top diameter is 5 ¾”. Please ask any questions prior to offering to purchase. Shipping quoted is for continental USA only. Please email for shipping quote to further destinations. PayPal accepted.   « Less

RARE 18th century Worcester porcelain cabbage leaf jug in an unusually large size. Underglaze blue transfer printed in Parrot Pecking Fruit pattern. Triple scroll handle,  More »

RARE 18th century Worcester porcelain cabbage leaf jug in an unusually large size. Underglaze blue transfer printed in Parrot Pecking Fruit pattern. Triple scroll handle, moulded body, bearded mask spout, crescent mark. Perfect condition. Height 12", width at handle 10". Shipping extra. Connecticut residents and buyers picking up in Connecticut add 6.35% state sales tax. Buyers outside the USA are responsible for any taxes,tariffs or customs that might apply.   « Less

A rare shaped Jug wiith Bruce Bairnsfather 'Old Bill' cartoon World War 1 soldier by Grimwades with the inscription; when the 'ell is it to be strawberries' and signature  More »

A rare shaped Jug wiith Bruce Bairnsfather 'Old Bill' cartoon World War 1 soldier by Grimwades with the inscription; when the 'ell is it to be strawberries' and signature of Bruce Bairnsfather circa. 1917-18 6 inches (15 cm ) Height   « Less

A very pretty Victorian Blushware Jug and decorated in gilt and fine jewelling with flora This is an extraordinary pretty Jug - buyer will be completely  More »

A very pretty Victorian Blushware Jug and decorated in gilt and fine jewelling with flora This is an extraordinary pretty Jug - buyer will be completely delighted Condition: Good - internal light crazing as expected and a small flake under the glaze from time of manufacture - this is not easily noticed unless you are looking for it (as I obviously have to). Manufacture quality is particularly good, in my view far superior to even the fine Carlton or Devon pieces I have handled 8 inches (20cm) Height approx   « Less