For sale I have a Beautiful piece of pottery made by The Roseville Pottery Company of Zanesville, Ohio. The shape is a Ferner or Low Bowl and the pattern is "Laurel". The  More »

For sale I have a Beautiful piece of pottery made by The Roseville Pottery Company of Zanesville, Ohio. The shape is a Ferner or Low Bowl and the pattern is "Laurel". The piece measures 2 5/8" tall and is 7 7/8" in diameter. The opening in the Ferner is 6 1/2" wide. The Bowl depicts Mountain Laurel Branches glazed in Dark Brown with Pink to Lilac Flower Buds. This branch design is a 4 repeat Pattern. There are elongated Leaves glazed in a Deep or Moss green with some Verde Green accents. There are three vertical Windows indented between each panel. The background is a lighter Green that is washed over a Pumpkin colored background glaze. The Ferner has Verde Green accents all over as if this glaze was used as a wash and pooled around the higher relief areas. The inside of the bowl should not go without mention as the curdling on the interior is similar to and rivals Hampshire Pottery's Matt Green Cucumber Glaze. The Bowl is considered to be in Excellent Condition as there are no cracks, chips, nicks or dings. There is a factory fissure on the inside under the lip. This was made this way and has no consequential meaning. The piece is unsigned but it is shown in Mark Bassett's Roseville Pottery catalog as shape number 251-6.25". There is a number 9 written in Blue Ink or Grease pencil along with the letter "t" or "x" which is most likely the finishers mark. This piece will work well in any Arts and Crafts or Mission setting as it has a wonderful organic feel to it. The experts feel "Green Laurel" will Rival the Prices of "Green Baneda" from an investment standpoint. The Bowl was made Circa 1934.   « Less

For Sale is a Cute Art Pottery Planter made by The Weller Pottery Company of Zanesville, Ohio. The Pattern is the ever so Popular "Woodcraft" pattern and the Design is that  More »

For Sale is a Cute Art Pottery Planter made by The Weller Pottery Company of Zanesville, Ohio. The Pattern is the ever so Popular "Woodcraft" pattern and the Design is that of a Squirrel sitting on a branch eating a Nut. The Shape is Considered a Planter or Bowl. The Planter or Bowl stands 3 1/4" Tall and is 6 1/2" in diameter at its widest point. The Planter Depicts 4 Separate Panels of a Squirrel Sitting on a Branch getting ready to eat an Acorn in a Forest scene. There is wonderful Green Foliage in the background of each Panel as well as deep Brown Branches forming the Outline or Cameo for each Squirrel including the Branch he is sitting on. The Planter has 4 Raised Lobed Feet giving this piece that added height. This pattern is a Nature Lovers delight. The Colors are Good and the Detail just splendid as it displays a very Naturalistic View. The Planter is considered to be in excellent condition as there are no Cracks, or Chips. The piece is unsigned as is the case with most of these Squirrel Planters. They probably had a paper or foil label at one time. There is a number 15x written in a Black Grease Pen on the bottom and was more than likely the finishers number. Woodcraft is a very Popular Line to collect and this Particular Planter is one of the most desirable to own. Those of you who collect Weller Pottery especially the Woodcraft Line and want an very nice example this is the piece to purchase. It is as clean as it gets. It appears that this Bowl sat on a Shelf and was not used as the condition both inside and out is outstanding! Sometimes this pattern is confused with Flemish as Weller Categorized them as such. Woodcraft is from Weller Pottery's middle period, Circa 1920-1933.   « Less

Rare Clifton Fourmile Ruin Indian Ware bowl measuring 3 1/2" high X 8 1/2" wide. Clifton produced this pattern from 1906-1914 which was a line of art pottery adapted from  More »

Rare Clifton Fourmile Ruin Indian Ware bowl measuring 3 1/2" high X 8 1/2" wide. Clifton produced this pattern from 1906-1914 which was a line of art pottery adapted from historic Pueblo Indian pots in digs and ruins from Arizona, Florida, Arkansas, and other US Indian territory areas. Fourmile Ruins in AZ was a historic Hopi village. The last Clifton Fourmile Ruins pot to sell was at a Rago auction in 2004 that was cracked still achieving $500. This piece is marked on the bottom FOURMILE RUIN AR, and Clifton shape number '150'. The piece is in excellent condition with no damage or repair.   « Less

Massive Rookwood Z line bowl measuring 9 1/2" wide and 3 1/2" high. The bowl is in excellent condition with no damage or repairs and is signed with the Rookwood frame mark,  More »

Massive Rookwood Z line bowl measuring 9 1/2" wide and 3 1/2" high. The bowl is in excellent condition with no damage or repairs and is signed with the Rookwood frame mark, Z reference, & dated 1902.   « Less

Antique Meissen Pierced Porcelain Bowl Circa. 1890 Germany. Cobalt blue, very dark, looks almost like black. Gold trim on raised design. Crossed swords mark with  More »

Antique Meissen Pierced Porcelain Bowl Circa. 1890 Germany. Cobalt blue, very dark, looks almost like black. Gold trim on raised design. Crossed swords mark with pommels in underglaze blue. Measures 3 inches high, 12 1/2 inches wide and 9 1/2 inches deep. Prime Meissen. Highly collectible. In excellent condition.   « Less

Antique Meissen Porcelain Bowl in Cobalt Blue With Gold Trim Circa. 1890 Germany. Meissen porcelain bowl in cobalt blue, very dark, appears to be almost black. Gold trim  More »

Antique Meissen Porcelain Bowl in Cobalt Blue With Gold Trim Circa. 1890 Germany. Meissen porcelain bowl in cobalt blue, very dark, appears to be almost black. Gold trim on raised design. Crossed swords mark with pommels in underglaze blue. Impressed underglaze mark B183/4. No cracks or chips. Measures 2 1/2 inches high, 11 1/2 inches wide and 7 1/2 inches deep. Gold trim in unusually fine condition, since it is common to see rubbing in the gold from this period porcelain. In excellent condition.   « Less

Meissen Rose Porcelain Soup Bowl C. 1950 Germany. Collectible Meissen, in excellent condition. The bowl measures 9 1/2 inches in diameter. 1 3/4 inches high. Scalloped  More »

Meissen Rose Porcelain Soup Bowl C. 1950 Germany. Collectible Meissen, in excellent condition. The bowl measures 9 1/2 inches in diameter. 1 3/4 inches high. Scalloped rim. Crossed swords mark with two slashes. Impressed underglaze mark 8 22. No chips or cracks whatsoever. 2 very minor knife marks in bowl. Rare, and in excellent condition.   « Less

Antique Mini-Bowl Circa. 1890 British. Transferware with hand-painted center scene. Marked "Ralph Moses Enoch". and "Wood & Sons Potters for 200  More »

Antique Mini-Bowl Circa. 1890 British. Transferware with hand-painted center scene. Marked "Ralph Moses Enoch". and "Wood & Sons Potters for 200 years" Burslem England. Great for holding jewelry. Measures 3 inches in diameter and 1 inch high. All in excellent original condition.   « Less

Antique Minton Small Bowl Circa. 1850 English Marked "Minton's England - Birk" Hand-painted. Great for holding household sweetener envelopes, candy, nuts, etc.)  More »

Antique Minton Small Bowl Circa. 1850 English Marked "Minton's England - Birk" Hand-painted. Great for holding household sweetener envelopes, candy, nuts, etc.) Measures 3 inches high. 6 inches wide 2 1/2 inches deep Absolutely perfect condition. Hallmarked "MInton" Price: 200.00 In pristine original condition   « Less

Set of 12 Antique "Dresden" Pot de Creme or Covered Soup Bowls. Circa 1890-1910.

Set of 12 Antique "Dresden" Pot de Creme or Covered Soup Bowls. Circa 1890-1910.   « Less