Gorgeous four piece tea set. This lovely set consists of a double handled porcelain tray or platter, elegant tea pot, large covered sugar bowl and cream pitcher. Nice large  More »

Gorgeous four piece tea set. This lovely set consists of a double handled porcelain tray or platter, elegant tea pot, large covered sugar bowl and cream pitcher. Nice large size tray with a pretty and feminine design of colorful flowers on a white back round with cut-out ribbon shaped handles in gold. Very good original condition, with wear to the gilded handles on the tray only. Fresh from a local Brooklyn estate. 16 1/2" x 14" tray, 7" tall tea pot, 6" tall sugar bowl and 4" tall creamer. Un-marked. Price 275 for the set.   « Less

A very good Worcester teapot of reeded French shape and stand decorated in the Scarlet Japan pattern with panels of chrysanthemum and prunus alternating with orange bands  More »

A very good Worcester teapot of reeded French shape and stand decorated in the Scarlet Japan pattern with panels of chrysanthemum and prunus alternating with orange bands reserving white mons decorated with gilt latticework. This set having excellent provenence being part of the Sir Jeremy Lever collection. Teapot and stand typically unmarked, Sir Jeremy Lever collection labels to all pieces. The tip of the spout has had a small amount of restoration. There are original firing cracks to one side of the spout. The enamels and gilt are in excellent order. The lid has a small firing fault to one of the orange panels, there is one minute chip to one petal of the finial although this is barely noticable. The enamels and gilt are excellent. The stand has a very small chip to the underside edge of the rim, there is only light wear to the stand. Teapot measures 12cms high. Stand measures 14.8cms. This item has now sold May 5th 2011 For more photographs please visit www.rosecroftantiques.co.uk   « Less

A fine and rare miniature or toy teapot decorated in the Three Flowers pattern. Minature teapots are more often found decorated in the Prunus Root pattern. This delightful  More »

A fine and rare miniature or toy teapot decorated in the Three Flowers pattern. Minature teapots are more often found decorated in the Prunus Root pattern. This delightful little teapot is a rare survivor and has only suffered a small chip to the side and tip of the spout. The lid is a little loose so may be married. Marked with the Worcester crescent to the base. There are no other chips, cracks or restoration. Measures 10cm high O/A. For more photographs please visit www.rosecroftantiques.co.uk This item has been sold January 2011   « Less

An exquisite small Worcester globular teapot and cover. Hand painted in underglazed blue with the Cannonball pattern. A very early and beautiful example of this popular  More »

An exquisite small Worcester globular teapot and cover. Hand painted in underglazed blue with the Cannonball pattern. A very early and beautiful example of this popular pattern. Marked with a workman's mark to the base. The teapots cover is possibly a married one as the fitting is somewhat loose although the proportions and finial are exactly right and period correct. Remarkably this lovely Worcester teapot has suffered no damage at all and has had no restoration. The scenes are crisp and clear with no blurring. Measures just 13cms high. Item sold March 2011 For more photographs please visit www.rosecroftantiques.co.uk   « Less

A fine Worcester globular teapot C 1770 finely painted with large floral sprays to each side and individual flower sprigs all below an iron red and gold border. The lid  More »

A fine Worcester globular teapot C 1770 finely painted with large floral sprays to each side and individual flower sprigs all below an iron red and gold border. The lid painted with flower sprigs with a beautifully moulded flower and leaf finial. Apart from a crack to one petal on the finial and minute nibbles to the ends of the petals this Worcester teapot shows little signs of use, the enamels have only one or two minor small scratches. A truely fine example of a first period Worcester teapot. Measures 15.5 cms high. This item sold 30th May 2011 For more photographs please visit www.rosecroftantiques.co.uk   « Less

A beautiful C 1770 Worcester teapot exquisitely decorated in the Chinese export style with a flower spray within an oval gilded panel further flower sprigs with iron red and  More »

A beautiful C 1770 Worcester teapot exquisitely decorated in the Chinese export style with a flower spray within an oval gilded panel further flower sprigs with iron red and gold border complete the decoration on this charming little Worcester teapot. In excellent condition the enamels are perfect with virtually no scratching or wear. The gilt line on the edge of the lid and the top of the spout are the only signs that the teapot has been used at all. The extreme tip of one petal of the floral finial has a small chip and a small firing flaw to the underside of the top loop of the handle. Measures just 14cm high. This item sold 30th May 2011 For more photographs please visit www.rosecroftantiques.co.uk   « Less

A truly outstanding C 1770 Worcester teapot together with its stand, beautifully gilded and decorated with festoons of husks and pattera. The same design and pattern can be  More »

A truly outstanding C 1770 Worcester teapot together with its stand, beautifully gilded and decorated with festoons of husks and pattera. The same design and pattern can be seen in the Worcester Museum in their star lots section. This teapot and stand formerly part of the renowned collector and author Geoffrey Goddens own collection, latterly the Grice collection. The gilding on the teapot and stand is quite remarkable, it is without any wear at all. The gilding is as bright and vibrant today as when first applied 240 years ago. Apart from one minute chip to the underside of the spout there is no other damage or restoration. Teapot measures 12.5 cm to top of knop. Stand measures 15 cm at widest point. This item sold 30th May 2011 For more photographs please visit www.rosecroftantiques.co.uk   « Less

A very fine set of French First Empire Porcelain, circa 1804, with bold gilding and midnight blue background, bearing the signature of the Schoelcher factory. The vast  More »

A very fine set of French First Empire Porcelain, circa 1804, with bold gilding and midnight blue background, bearing the signature of the Schoelcher factory. The vast majority of French nineteenth century porcelains, commonly called "Old Paris" are not authored. The workshop of Marc Schoelcher was active at various locations during the years 1798-1834. The Schoelchers had a prominent salesroom on "Boulveard des Italiens" in Paris. Marc Schoelcher was born in 1766 in Fessen-heim, and came to Paris about 1789. He was not only an accomplished porcelain maker, but also a writer of note, publishing a book of the life of Handel and also an artist, and music critic. His son, Victor, was taken into the family business in 1819, and became a friend of Chopin, Berloiz, Pleyel, and George Sands: she speaks of him in "Histoire de ma Vie". A number of Schoelcher's pieces are on display at various museums, including The Metropolitan Museum, New York, and the Limoges, Musee National, in France. Chocolate pot - 10 1/2 inches high to top of finial Cream jug - 8 inches tall to top of handle Sugar bowl - approximately 5 1/4 inches tall to top of finial, by approximately 6 3/4 inches from handle to handle Cup - approximately 3 3/8 inches high to the top of the rim, and 4 3/8 inches high to the highest part of the handle. Saucer - approximately 4 7/8 inches wide by approximately 1 inch tall.   « Less

We have for sale an 18 piece tea set. It is made in England. It is a Bedford ware- Ridgeways hand painted. The pattern is Pembroke 6711. There are 10 plates, 5 cups, sugar  More »

We have for sale an 18 piece tea set. It is made in England. It is a Bedford ware- Ridgeways hand painted. The pattern is Pembroke 6711. There are 10 plates, 5 cups, sugar with lid, creamer, and tea pot with lid. The tea pot shows a crack under the hand. But does not show on the inside. It has a small chip under the edge of the spout as well as the creamer. One plate has a crack on the underneath side. The pieces show some crazing due to it's age. I do not know the exact age. However it is a very attractive set! The total weight for the entire set is 10 pounds. The plates measure .625 x 8 x 8, the 5 cups 2.25 x 4.25 x 3.5, the sugar 5.375 x 7.75 x 3.75, creamer 4.125 x 6 x 2.5, and the tea pot 6 x 9.75 x 4.25. We do have more photographs that we can email if you are interested. And if you have any questions please contact us by email or telephone before you purchase the item. Please view our Terms of Sale and Shipping policy. We only ship to the continental U.S. We do have a retail store and there are times the item may be sold through our store. We try to remove items immediately or the next day at the latest. Mixup's are bound to occur and if this happens we apologize for the confusion Status: For Sale Reference#: go_18ts Condition: good Year: unknown Height: .625 in. (1.59 cm) Depth: 8 in. (20.32 cm) Width: 8 in. (20.32 cm) Weight: 6 Title: 8 PC Tea Set-England-Bedford Ware- Pembroke Pattern   « Less

19th c. Russian brass teapot, probably Gubkin, Moscow. Measures 9.75 inches high and 7 inches across the handle. Excellent condition. Signed on base. Shipping extra.  More »

19th c. Russian brass teapot, probably Gubkin, Moscow. Measures 9.75 inches high and 7 inches across the handle. Excellent condition. Signed on base. 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. This piece is on display in our gallery at Clock TowerAntiques Center and can be seen in-person by visiting 824 E Main Street Branford,CT06405. For hours of operation visit: http://www.ClockTowerAntiquesCenter.com *** If you wish to see examples of similar items we have sold and/or appraised please go to our affiliate site www.OneofaKindAntiques.com and click the Archives / Homepage logo ***   « Less