Royalty / Commemorative : A Rare Minton Bone China Orb lidded Bowl To Commemorate The Crowning of Queen Elizabeth II in 1953 Limited Edition no. 463 of 600 designed by John  More »

Royalty / Commemorative : A Rare Minton Bone China Orb lidded Bowl To Commemorate The Crowning of Queen Elizabeth II in 1953 Limited Edition no. 463 of 600 designed by John Wadsworth A very rare and unusual Orb shaped lidded Bowl of a limited edition of 600 made by Minton to an exceptionally high quality with rich gilding throughout. The shape as reminiscent to the Orb which is part of the British Crown Jewels and manufactured by one of the best British potteries. In high quality gilt around the rim of the lower section of the orb reads To Commemorate The Crowning of Queen Elizabeth The Second June 2nd 1953. Roses, thistles and shamrocks encircle the base. Stamped to the underside Limited issue of 600 of which this is no 463, the usual Minton stamp and signed designed by John Wadsworth. Stands about 5 1/2 inches/14 cms high - Diameter 4.75"/ 12 cms and weighs 500g John Wadworth also designed Minton 'Secessionist' Ware Good Vintage Condition with the tiny finiial point having been off and restuck, which is insignificant and a tiny amount of rubbing all mentioned for accuracy - please see last image Surely a serious consideration for any serious Commeorative collection a wonderful and rare piece worthy of any Collection Reference: http://www.thepotteries.org/features/mintons1956.htm The most renowned of their artists in modern times was John Wadsworth who joined the firm in 1901, remained until his decease in 1955, and achieved his crowning glory in designing the great vase in commemoration of the Coronation of the Queen. His designs will long continue to be one of the great assets of this grand old firm whose productions, one can be assured, will be desirable 'collectors pieces' for generations yet unborn. Further Reading: http://www.theepochtimes.com/n2/canada/elizabeth-the-commonwealth-queen-263061.html   « Less

A very rare pair of beautiful English hard paste porcelain vases in a classical Antiquity Greek shape. This pair porcelain vases have a beautiful blue background finely  More »

A very rare pair of beautiful English hard paste porcelain vases in a classical Antiquity Greek shape. This pair porcelain vases have a beautiful blue background finely decorated in multi-colors of Paris and Helen in a fine chariot pulled by horses and gold gilt ... marked "No. 3/9790" in a pruce red ...transfer label in black "fac-simile of an antique vase; subject - Paris taking Helen Troy" This label was used by Smith Ambrose and Co. Burslem, England who were in business only three years in the 1780's. Vases are 9.25 inches high.....in excellent condition with only minor rubbing to gold.   « 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

金城次郎 Jiro kaneshiro A craftworker who inherits the Tsuboya-yaki tradition, the Okinawa's first folk art pottery ,He was honored as a mukei bunkazai  More »

金城次郎 Jiro kaneshiro A craftworker who inherits the Tsuboya-yaki tradition, the Okinawa's first folk art pottery ,He was honored as a mukei bunkazai -living treasure-. (the person himself talks about pottery) Human national treasure representing Japan that attracted world attention. Roguro's masterpiece freely uses various techniques such as line engraving, brush eye, finger scratching, sinking, he produced a diverse and unique work depicting Okinawa's laughing fish and dancing shrimp, arabesque pattern, geometric pattern etc, His work is highly collectible. - Kinjo Jiro - Pottery history - 1912 -Taisho Hara- Born in Naha City, Okinawa Prefecture. 1924 -Taisho 13- Engaged in pottery made by Takashi's masterpiece Arakaki Eikin, learning pottery. 1946 -Showa 21- Independence opened a kiln in Naba Tsuboya. Take guidance from Shoji Hamada and Kojiro Kawai and others. In 1956 -Showa 31- he was awarded a New Award at the 30th National Exhibition. In 1958 -Showa 33- Bottle and Fish Writing Plate are permanently preserved in the National Folk Art Museum of Romania. 1967 -Showa 42- 1st Okinawa Time Art prize prize award received. In 1969 -Showa 44- he won the Awatu Yusaku Prize at the 43rd National Exhibition. He won the Japanese Folk Art Museum Award. 1971 -Showa 46- Prize-winning Japanese Ceramic Art Exhibition Shirakami-fish Line Platelet, overseas tour. 1972 -Showa 47- Yomiya village build a kiln on the seat ravine. In the same year, he was certified as an intangible cultural property of Okinawa prefecture -skill holder-. Became a member of the National Gallery in 1973 -Showa 48-. In 1977 -Showa 52- he is honored as -Ministry of Labor-modern masterwork. 1981 -Showa 56- Received Rika Tsuyoshi for the sixth etc. 1985 -Showa 60- Certified as a holder -human national treasure- of important intangible cultural property -Ryukyu pottery- Okinawa prefecture first. 1994 Okinawa Prefecture Achievement Chapter Award 1993 -Heisei 5- Order Fourth Rewards Award 1997 -Heisei 9- Pause the cotton. December 24, 2004-Heisei 16- because of myocardial infarction -92 years old, born in 1912 - -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- approximately: Height 12.5 inches ,Width 5,2 inches,Weight 1.2 kg. Art work: 2 large fishes ,stunning engraving. Condition: Fine 99 %. Payment:The buyer is responsible for paying the seller directly after winning the item , maximum 3 days. METHOD OF PAYMENT:paypal Shipping:Free Shipping All over the world. Shipping company: UPS -----Genuine work of Jiro kaneshiro----   « Less

Unusual piece from Bretby Art Pottery (Tooth & Co), England. Green celadon exterior with dragon in relief curling around the vase. Inside is a pale lemon glaze. Carries the  More »

Unusual piece from Bretby Art Pottery (Tooth & Co), England. Green celadon exterior with dragon in relief curling around the vase. Inside is a pale lemon glaze. Carries the Bretby mark with the semi circular sun and "England" so dates around 1897-1900. Usually "Made in England" is used in the 20th century. Very much is the design style of a Japanese or Chinese vase. Measures 23 5 cm high and 13 cm diameter. Excellent condition, no damage at all.   « Less

Old Wedgwood vase, classical scenes in white over blue jasperware. Backstamp has name in serif face, so date would be around circa 1910 to 1920s. Vase measures 13 cm high and  More »

Old Wedgwood vase, classical scenes in white over blue jasperware. Backstamp has name in serif face, so date would be around circa 1910 to 1920s. Vase measures 13 cm high and 6.8 cm diameter at its widest point. Excellent condition.   « Less

British Art Pottery : Royal Doulton Blue Children Vase C.1912-30 A British Art Pottery Royal Doulton balbous Blue Children series ware Vase Circa: 1912 - 1930 Good  More »

British Art Pottery : Royal Doulton Blue Children Vase C.1912-30 A British Art Pottery Royal Doulton balbous Blue Children series ware Vase Circa: 1912 - 1930 Good Antique Condition - please see images Makers Marks underneath - please see images 4.75 inches (12cm) height approx   « Less

British Art Pottery : Royal Doulton Blue Children Vase C.1912-30 A British Art Pottery Royal Doulton balbous Blue Children series ware Vase Circa: 1912 - 1930 Good  More »

British Art Pottery : Royal Doulton Blue Children Vase C.1912-30 A British Art Pottery Royal Doulton balbous Blue Children series ware Vase Circa: 1912 - 1930 Good Antique Condition with tiny flake underneath - please see images Makers Marks underneath - please see images 4.75 inches (12cm) height approx   « Less

French Art Nouveau Porcelain : RARE Georges de Feure design Haviland Limoges Vase C.1900 A very attractive and scarce Art Nouveau Vase designed by Georges de Feure for CH  More »

French Art Nouveau Porcelain : RARE Georges de Feure design Haviland Limoges Vase C.1900 A very attractive and scarce Art Nouveau Vase designed by Georges de Feure for CH Field Haviland Limoges having four panels two having a stylish lady in period costume and the other two having a bouquet in a vase with floral swags throughout Circa 1900 Good Antique Condition 5.5 inches (14cm) height approx Full Makers Marks as image underneath   « Less