Stock #: 1007323 Size: Price: AU$ 260.00 US$ 273.00 € 205.40 £ 171.60 English bone china cup & saucer with ‚Äúhockey stick‚Äù moulding, the border in rich  More »

Stock #: 1007323 Size: Price: AU$ 260.00 US$ 273.00 € 205.40 £ 171.60 English bone china cup & saucer with ‚Äúhockey stick‚Äù moulding, the border in rich cobalt, superbly painted with panels of flowers. Circa 1825 References: Refer Berthoud Compendium Pl 741 Condition: excellent condition   « Less

Hand held silver plate center piece condiment server with silver plate capped glass. Extraordinary Victorian serving piece that would have been the focal point of the table.  More »

Hand held silver plate center piece condiment server with silver plate capped glass. Extraordinary Victorian serving piece that would have been the focal point of the table. Set contains 5 bottles, two cut glass stopper bottles for oil and vinegar. Three silver plate capped etched and cut glass bottles for salt pepper and spices. Maker mark is Wilcox Silver Plate Co. In business until 1898. Wilcox was one of the founding companies of International Silver in 1898. Beautiful set measuring 15 1/2" high and 7" in diameter. Server is footed for ease of use and center rotates easily. Minor age appropriate wear only. As with all antique metals we do recommend a cleaning and polishing. We use and recommend Wilson Silver Cream. No metal damage, and a lovely patina as shown.   « Less

Hand held silver plate center piece condiment server with silver plate capped glass. Extraordinary Victorian serving piece that would have been the focal point of the table.  More »

Hand held silver plate center piece condiment server with silver plate capped glass. Extraordinary Victorian serving piece that would have been the focal point of the table. Set contains 5 bottles, two cut glass stopper bottles for oil and vinegar. Three silver plate capped etched and cut glass bottles for salt pepper and spices. Maker mark is Wilcox Silver Plate Co. In business until 1898. Wilcox was one of the founding companies of International Silver in 1898. Beautiful set measuring 15 1/2" high and 7" in diameter. Server is footed for ease of use and center rotates easily. Minor age appropriate wear only. As with all antique metals we do recommend a cleaning and polishing. We use and recommend Wilson Silver Cream. No metal damage, and a lovely patina as shown.   « Less

Arts and crafts Van Briggle Pottery tankard in a good suspended matte green glaze. EXCELLENT CONDITION. A couple of minute factory stilt marks on base. No chips, cracks,  More »

Arts and crafts Van Briggle Pottery tankard in a good suspended matte green glaze. EXCELLENT CONDITION. A couple of minute factory stilt marks on base. No chips, cracks, damage, or repair of any kind. Bottom marked with Van Briggle logo, VAN BRIGGLE, COLO. SPRINGS, 673. Tankard is 6 1/2" tall and 5 1/2" wide at the handle. Great arts and crafts piece.   « Less

Czech glass decanter seltzer flask, pewter mesh cover, etched, incised emboss silver mark. hasn't been practiced, 14" h. x 4" diam. pewter spritzer. Quite heavy, some  More »

Czech glass decanter seltzer flask, pewter mesh cover, etched, incised emboss silver mark. hasn't been practiced, 14" h. x 4" diam. pewter spritzer. Quite heavy, some symbols, from Sparklets New York Corporation, Made in Czechoslovakia. Excellent aged, patina.   « Less

Four Blue Delft's liquor decanters, A collection with exclusive of KLM by Bols. Majolica, buildings, with label stamps, marks, incised, relief & numbers, 4.5" x 2.5" x 2"  More »

Four Blue Delft's liquor decanters, A collection with exclusive of KLM by Bols. Majolica, buildings, with label stamps, marks, incised, relief & numbers, 4.5" x 2.5" x 2" also 3.75" x 2" x 1.5" , 3.5"x 1.5". One with paper label, noted Simon Rynbende & Sons. Made in Holland. excellent aged.   « Less

Pretty Crown Staffordshire English decanter label for Rum. Roses and blue bows with gilded edges. Metal chain. Measures 41 mm by 52 mm. Excellent condition.

Pretty Crown Staffordshire English decanter label for Rum. Roses and blue bows with gilded edges. Metal chain. Measures 41 mm by 52 mm. Excellent condition.   « Less

This is a fine example of early redware pottery, found in West Virginia and made in that area circa 1850. The shape of this beehive jug starts out as ovoid below the thick  More »

This is a fine example of early redware pottery, found in West Virginia and made in that area circa 1850. The shape of this beehive jug starts out as ovoid below the thick collar of the mouth, then follows a straight line down to the base. This puts the date some decades later than the true ovoid jug; potters began using the beehive shape because it was easier to pack side by side for transporting and quicker to make. The red clay body is covered by a reddish brown slip which did not cover a small area at the base (photograph #2) and as usual was not used on the bottom. The thick strap handle, pulled rather than applied, was fixed to the body of the jug with three fingers that left their curved marks. This jug is in very good vintage condition, with a few glaze flakes and drips, clay impurities and nicks on the bottom but no cracks or chips. The cleft in the clay at the base, shown in photograph #3, was made during the potting. There are the typical tiny lumps and bumps of clay that were not smoothed out; these redware pieces were made as quickly as possible and not given the attention that "fancy" wares received. The jug stands 10 inches tall, has a 7 inch diameter base and weighs 5 1/2 pounds. It's a handsome piece of mid-nineteenth century redware. PYH 4167   « Less