Circa: 1890 Condition: Excellent Size: 10" tall w/finial 8" wide w/handle and spout This is a gorgeous chocolate pot from the 1890's with TV Limoges mark. Has no chip  More »

Circa: 1890 Condition: Excellent Size: 10" tall w/finial 8" wide w/handle and spout This is a gorgeous chocolate pot from the 1890's with TV Limoges mark. Has no chip cracks or other defects. It has a thistle flower decoration, greatly enhanced with gold on handle, spout and finial. Really lovely   « Less

Circa: 1895 Condition: very good Size: 9 1/4" height 5 1/2" wide with handles base 6" This is Haviland from Limoges France,which is egg shell porcelain with blue flowers  More »

Circa: 1895 Condition: very good Size: 9 1/4" height 5 1/2" wide with handles base 6" This is Haviland from Limoges France,which is egg shell porcelain with blue flowers and green leaves chocolate pot. It is elegant, extremely fine porcelain and has the wonderful flure ribbons on the handle with gold trim on handle. No crack, crazing, flakes or other defects. This is the petticoat style of design, it flares out to the base, lovely, just an added special design of Haviland. Great with the sugar and creamer as well as the two demis. It 9 1/4" tall and 5 1/4" with handle and spout. Very good .   « Less

Circa: 1945 Condition: very good Size: Cup 2 1/2" height 4 3/4" width with handle saucer 5 3/4" round This is a lovely cup and saucer with a wonderful dusty brownish  More »

Circa: 1945 Condition: very good Size: Cup 2 1/2" height 4 3/4" width with handle saucer 5 3/4" round This is a lovely cup and saucer with a wonderful dusty brownish pink poppy flower, with green leaves on a white base. They have gold trim, with no crack, flakes or missing gold. It would be a wonderful addition to your tea cups for use or beauty. The porcelain is delicate and lovely to hold or behold. I have a total of seven (7) cups and saucers at 35 each cup and saucer.   « Less

Circa: 1895-1900 Condition: Very good Size: Height 9 1/2" width 9 1/4" Very charming, pottery ironstone coffee pot which appears to be right out of a Jane Austin book.  More »

Circa: 1895-1900 Condition: Very good Size: Height 9 1/2" width 9 1/4" Very charming, pottery ironstone coffee pot which appears to be right out of a Jane Austin book. It has medium dark blue transfer on a white base. It was made in England but does not have anything but England on the bottom of the pot. It is 9 1/2" height, 9 1/4" width with spout and handle, and a base of 3 1/2" It has been used but does not have any chips or cracks.   « Less

Circa: 1930 Condition: Very good Size: 10 inch height This is a naturalist Royal Staffordshire coffee pot in the pattern "Old English Oak" as represented on the  More »

Circa: 1930 Condition: Very good Size: 10 inch height This is a naturalist Royal Staffordshire coffee pot in the pattern "Old English Oak" as represented on the cartouche on the bottom. At the turn of the century the naturalist look was used in furniture, lamp and porcelain. This has an acorn finial and limb for the handle with a Large "C" in gold for part of the handle, and all types of vines and leaves molded into the coffee pot. A small chip has been professionally repaired on the handle which is difficult to see unless you are looking for it. Very exciting piece of the 1930's It is 10 Inches high and 10 1/2" from spout to handle.   « Less

Circa: 1929-1942 Condition: Excellent Size: 2 1/2" high 4 1/4" wide with handle saucer 5 1/2" Shelley two piece set, Fine Bone China era 1929-1942 This would have been  More »

Circa: 1929-1942 Condition: Excellent Size: 2 1/2" high 4 1/4" wide with handle saucer 5 1/2" Shelley two piece set, Fine Bone China era 1929-1942 This would have been the era prior to and including the WorldWar II era. This is the The Blue Rock patten #13591 with six scallops and lovely nosegay flowers with blue handle and blue trim on base of cup. The cup is 2 1/2" high and 4 1/4" with handle six scallops, saucer 5 1/2" with six scallops. There are no chips, craks, or flakes, this cup and saucer is in excellent condition.   « Less

Circa: 1945-1955 Condition: Very good Size: 9 1/2" height 9" wide including handle and spout Lovely teapot from the middle 1900's. Rose and Blue flowers with twisted  More »

Circa: 1945-1955 Condition: Very good Size: 9 1/2" height 9" wide including handle and spout Lovely teapot from the middle 1900's. Rose and Blue flowers with twisted braided handle and finial. Gold highlights on handle and detialing along with the side of spout. It would add a great look to a tea cart or a kitchen shelf. No crazing, flakes, chips or cracks. 9 1/2" tall and 9" wide with spout and handles. Great piece.   « Less

Circa: 1930 Condition: Excellent Size: 9 3/4 inches tall 7 3/4 wide with handle and spout This is a small chocolate pot from Bavarian Germany. It is a lovely high gloss  More »

Circa: 1930 Condition: Excellent Size: 9 3/4 inches tall 7 3/4 wide with handle and spout This is a small chocolate pot from Bavarian Germany. It is a lovely high gloss Moss Green color with gold feathery stems and embossed white flowers. It has a wonderful off square lid shape. It has a naturalist handle that is a beautiful necessary addition to the pot. No cracks, flakes, or chips in this pot. It is 9 34" tall and 7 3/4 " wide including spout and handle.   « Less

Circa: 1900 era Condition: Excellent Size: 9 1/2 height 10" with handles and spout Wonderful unmarked French style teapot with gold and red trim. Example of Haviland  More »

Circa: 1900 era Condition: Excellent Size: 9 1/2 height 10" with handles and spout Wonderful unmarked French style teapot with gold and red trim. Example of Haviland teapot which is very similar to this very pretty teapot. Has twig handle and finial on lid. It is a naturalist design with very little to distract from other pieces on your tea tray. Would look wonderful with White Haviland porcelain dinner service. It has some red along with the gold by the handle. Just a great piece. No crazing, cracks, chips, or flakes.   « Less

Silver Denarius of Caracalla Struck While Caesar - C.8777Origin: MediterraneanCirca: 196 AD to 198 Caracalla was born April 4,188 in Lyon, where his father, Septimius  More »

Silver Denarius of Caracalla Struck While Caesar - C.8777Origin: MediterraneanCirca: 196 AD to 198 Caracalla was born April 4,188 in Lyon, where his father, Septimius Severus, was serving as governor of the province of Gallia Lugdunensis under Emperor Commodus. His name was changed from Lucius Septimius Bassianus to Marcus Aurelius Antoninus at the age of seven. The name change was a way of connecting the family of Severus to that of the Antonines. The nickname Caracalla was taken from the name of a type of cloak popularized by the emperor, but this nickname, originally derisive, was never used officially. From the time of his name change to Antoninus, Caracalla was the designated heir of Severus. Less than three years later he was proclaimed emperor, officially joining his father as co-rulers of the empire. At the age of 14, he was married to the daughter of the praetorian prefect Plautianus, but the teenager despised his wife. The marriage ended less than three years later and there were no children. Upon his father’s death in 211, Caracalla ruled the empire jointly with his brother, Geta, until he was murdered later the same year, leaving Caracalla in sole control at the age of 23. The year 212 saw a flurry of administrative reforms under the young emperor's leadership. Soldiers received increases in pay and in legal rights, but the most noteworthy change was the bestowal of Roman citizenship upon all free residents of the empire. Construction was also well underway on the magnificent baths in Rome that would bear the emperor's name. In 217, Caracalla was assassinated on the road back from his military campaigns against the Partians in the east. Although Caracalla remains a rather dubious figure, historians often overlook the energetic, reformist and even intellectual character of Caracalla's reign. The changes brought about in the little more than five years of Caracalla's sole rule would have long-lasting implications throughout the empire for generations to come. ADCollection: NumismaticsStyle: RomanMedium: Silver.   « Less