Vintage figural whiskey of a hussar in uniform with sword, contained Irish Mist Whiskey. 19” tall! Colorful glazes and gold guilt. 99.5% intact with original cork and  More »

Vintage figural whiskey of a hussar in uniform with sword, contained Irish Mist Whiskey. 19” tall! Colorful glazes and gold guilt. 99.5% intact with original cork and faded label, see photos. A better example of this rare decanter would be hard to find. Perfect condition. Price is firm. Thanks for looking.   « Less

Pair of graduated smalll 19th century salt glazed wine jugs, with decoration of grape vines and scenes of wine drinkers. Smaller jug measures 9 cm high and 9.5 cm handle to  More »

Pair of graduated smalll 19th century salt glazed wine jugs, with decoration of grape vines and scenes of wine drinkers. Smaller jug measures 9 cm high and 9.5 cm handle to spout. Larger jug is 11 cm high and 12 cm handle to spout. Larger jug has a tiny shallow chip underneath the foot rim. Other jug is perfect. No maker's marks.   « Less

Excellent Copeland jug or pitcher, salt-glazed, bearing a registration diamond for 1851. Moulded geometric design with arches and acanthus leaves. Jug measures 18 cm high and  More »

Excellent Copeland jug or pitcher, salt-glazed, bearing a registration diamond for 1851. Moulded geometric design with arches and acanthus leaves. Jug measures 18 cm high and the body is 11.8 cm diameter. Excellent condition.   « Less

All over floral paisley patterned biscuit barrel - the ever-popular chintz. Baluster shape with plated rim, lid and handle. Made in England by possibly George Frederick  More »

All over floral paisley patterned biscuit barrel - the ever-popular chintz. Baluster shape with plated rim, lid and handle. Made in England by possibly George Frederick Bowers& Co of Tunstall in the Staffordshire Potteries. Circa 1920s. Very pretty pattern. Item measures approx. 15.75 cm high (with handle folded down) and 14.3 cm diameter. Excellent condition body, plating to top and rim is worn.   « Less

Beautiful vintage four matching plates - fine porcelain with wide gilded patterned bands and floral spray designs. Plates are 27.5 cm diameter. The maker is Porzellanfabrik  More »

Beautiful vintage four matching plates - fine porcelain with wide gilded patterned bands and floral spray designs. Plates are 27.5 cm diameter. The maker is Porzellanfabrik Tirschenreuth, Bavaria (now Germany). This company was founded in 1838 and is still in operation. These plates are probably circa mid 20th century. All in excellent condition. We have another set of 8 plates, very similar, by same maker which could be mixed in with these to provide a set of 12 - they are also in this category.   « Less

Beautiful vintage eight matching plates - fine porcelain with wide gilded patterned bands and floral spray designs. Plates are 27.5 cm diameter. The maker is Porzellanfabrik  More »

Beautiful vintage eight matching plates - fine porcelain with wide gilded patterned bands and floral spray designs. Plates are 27.5 cm diameter. The maker is Porzellanfabrik Tirschenreuth, Bavaria (now Germany). This company was founded in 1838 and is still in operation. These plates are probably circa mid 20th century. All in excellent condition. We have another set of 4 plates, very similar, by same maker which could be mixed in with these to provide a set of 12 - they are also in this category. International Courier Delivery.   « Less

British Art Pottery : A George Cartlidge Morris Ware Art Nouveau Vase C.1912-20 A good British Art Pottery Bottle shaped Morris Ware Vase designed by George Cartlidge for  More »

British Art Pottery : A George Cartlidge Morris Ware Art Nouveau Vase C.1912-20 A good British Art Pottery Bottle shaped Morris Ware Vase designed by George Cartlidge for S. Hancock and Sons having tube lined decoration with delicate reddish flowers on long stems and having a band of leaves. No. C30.1 - Illustrated in Johnson: The Morris Ware, Tiles and Art of George Cartlidge, plate 271 Bearing the George Cartlidge signature in green Reflections in images - the images does not do justice to this beautiful large Vase Morris Warris was one of the main decorative ranges produced by the company. This included many tube-lined patterns which resembled the Moorcroft productions and may have been intended to compete with that company. George Cartlidge was the first designer of this type of ware but the range continued with other designers. Morris ware was much praised in the trade press of the time which noted that foreign buyers at the British Industries Fair had shown interest in the range and it is now actively collected. Good Antique Condition - light crazing as expected and bubbling to both rim which is normal to find on the larger pieces all mentioned for accuracy 10.5 inches (26.5cm) height approx C.1912-1920   « Less

British Art Pottery : A George Cartlidge Morris Ware Bottle Vase C.1912-20 A good British Art Pottery Bottle shaped Morris Ware Vase designed by George Cartlidge for S.  More »

British Art Pottery : A George Cartlidge Morris Ware Bottle Vase C.1912-20 A good British Art Pottery Bottle shaped Morris Ware Vase designed by George Cartlidge for S. Hancock and Sons having a mustard coloured ground and tube lined decoration with delicate reddish flowers and having a band of leaves. No. C4.1 - Illustrated in Johnson: The Morris Ware, Tiles and Art of George Cartlidge, plate 248 Bearing the George Cartlidge signature in green Morris Warris was one of the main decorative ranges produced by the company. This included many tube-lined patterns which resembled the Moorcroft productions and may have been intended to compete with that company. George Cartlidge was the first designer of this type of ware but the range continued with other designers. Morris ware was much praised in the trade press of the time which noted that foreign buyers at the British Industries Fair had shown interest in the range and it is now actively collected. Good Antique Condition - light crazing as expected and mentioned for accuracy Reflections in images - the images does not do justice to this beautiful large Vase Morris Warris was one of the main decorative ranges produced by the company. This included many tube-lined patterns which resembled the Moorcroft productions and may have been intended to compete with that company. George Cartlidge was the first designer of this type of ware but the range continued with other designers. Morris ware was much praised in the trade press of the time which noted that foreign buyers at the British Industries Fair had shown interest in the range and it is now actively collected. 9 inches (23cm) height approx C.1912-1920   « Less

British Art Pottery : RARE Louis Rhead designed Art Nouveau Bisto / Bishop & Stonier Jug C.1890 A wonderful and RARE Art Nouveau Jug designed by Louis Rhead for Bishop &  More »

British Art Pottery : RARE Louis Rhead designed Art Nouveau Bisto / Bishop & Stonier Jug C.1890 A wonderful and RARE Art Nouveau Jug designed by Louis Rhead for Bishop & Stonier / Bisto of tall slender tapering form painted with a Maiden and landscape in vivid orange and yellows etc… the borders in black and brown. This beautiful Jug This design was also published in Maitres de l'Affiche in 1896 and two years earlier in The Sun. Circa: 1890 Full printed marks for Bisto / bishop & Stonier Reflections in images Good Antique Condition with light crazing (darker inside bottom please see images) and slighest colour loss all mentioned for accuracy 9.25 inches (23.5cm) approx   « Less

Antique Pottery : Della Robbia style Cantagalli Madonna Plaque C. early 20thC An unusual Cantagalli Madonna and Child Wall Plaque in the style of Della Robia having a  More »

Antique Pottery : Della Robbia style Cantagalli Madonna Plaque C. early 20thC An unusual Cantagalli Madonna and Child Wall Plaque in the style of Della Robia having a floral and foliate border with the Madonna and Child central. Unusual for these Plaques is a set of four ring panels with weapons withing. Grotesque animals to the lower sides - a beautiful and unusual Plaque Circa probably early 20th century - please see mark Good Antique Condition with light fritting to the glaze - please see images 16.5 inches (42cm) length X 9.5 inches (24cm) width approx   « Less