561.Blue American pottery tazza signed Weller.8 1/2in by 8 1/2in(21cm by 21cm).

561.Blue American pottery tazza signed Weller.8 1/2in by 8 1/2in(21cm by 21cm).   « Less

Very fine, large, Dresden reticulated bowl. This beautiful piece of German porcelain is the kind of work that made Dresden renown for it's skill with porcelain. Decorated  More »

Very fine, large, Dresden reticulated bowl. This beautiful piece of German porcelain is the kind of work that made Dresden renown for it's skill with porcelain. Decorated with bright bouquets of flowers on a fine white back round, with sweeping open-work (reticulated) sides that are also painted with swags of bright blooms. The finishing touch on this basket is lots of fine bright gold brush work. Fully marked for the fine Dresden maker Helena Wolfsohn (1843-83). Excellent original condition. Fresh from a Brooklyn estate. 6 3/4" wide x 10 1/2" long x 3" tall.   « Less

Beautiful large Limoge bowl. This bowl is another truly fine example of French professional porcelain decorating. Fully marked for the Elite Works porcelain factory and  More »

Beautiful large Limoge bowl. This bowl is another truly fine example of French professional porcelain decorating. Fully marked for the Elite Works porcelain factory and decorating studio. The porcelain itself has an undulating, graceful shape and soft cream color and is decorated on the inside of the bowl with a delicate vine and lovely flowers in orange, lavender and green. It is artist signed, ( Flora?) on the interior of the bowl. The handles and rim are heavily bright gold gilded. Very good original condition, with small faults in the glaze which I believe are original to the manufacturing process. Fresh from a local Brooklyn estate. 11 1/2" wide x 10" deep x 2 1/2" tall.   « Less

Very fine, irregularly shaped Royal Worcester bowl. This unusual flower decorated bowl features a naturalistic, undulating rim, gilded in a heavy gold. The back round color  More »

Very fine, irregularly shaped Royal Worcester bowl. This unusual flower decorated bowl features a naturalistic, undulating rim, gilded in a heavy gold. The back round color is your typical Royal Worcester cream with brightly colored, graceful flowers and lots of gold accents. This is as nice a piece of 19th century English porcelain as I have seen. Excellent original condition, with no visible wear. Fresh from a local Brooklyn estate. 8 1/2" diameter x 2 3/4" tall. Fully marked and date marked for 1893. Price 275   « Less

Superb reticulated bowl in an 18th century Chinese export style by the famed Parisian imitator Edme et cie Samson . Samson was renowned in the 19th century (1837-1913) for  More »

Superb reticulated bowl in an 18th century Chinese export style by the famed Parisian imitator Edme et cie Samson . Samson was renowned in the 19th century (1837-1913) for imitating all the best porcelain made in Europe and China. This double handled bowl is a wonderful example of the skill he was famed for, with steep sides and flared rim, all with pierced, basket woven open work (reticulated) and decorated with an Armorial crest in the center of the bowl and flowers and wreathes on the sides and rim. There is also raised white enamel delineating many of the design elements, gilded rope handles an lots of gold trim. Fresh from a local Brooklyn estate. Very fine original condition, with no chips cracks or restorations. Clearly marked on the base for the Paris, France, maker Samson. 10 1/2" wide (handles) x 9" x 2 3/4" tall.   « Less

Great Arts & Crafts Weller green matt. Dragonfly decoration around the entire piece. Detailed mold and really great glaze. No chips, cracks or repairs. All our merchandise is  More »

Great Arts & Crafts Weller green matt. Dragonfly decoration around the entire piece. Detailed mold and really great glaze. No chips, cracks or repairs. All our merchandise is guaranteed as described. Please click on 'View This Dealers' Other Items' for more great merchandise.   « Less

Colorfully decorated Rookwood Porcelain glaze bowl. Shape number 2260D. Decorated by noted artist Jens Jensen. Bowl is decorated with large Pansy blossoms in shades of blue,  More »

Colorfully decorated Rookwood Porcelain glaze bowl. Shape number 2260D. Decorated by noted artist Jens Jensen. Bowl is decorated with large Pansy blossoms in shades of blue, purple, yellow and blue-gray. No chips, cracks or repairs. All our pottery is guaranteed as described. Please click on 'View this Dealers' Other Items' for more great pottery.   « Less

Early 18th Century French blue white ceramic bowl depicting four men seated at a tavern table. One is drinking ale, one is smoking a pipe, one has passed out, and one is,  More »

Early 18th Century French blue white ceramic bowl depicting four men seated at a tavern table. One is drinking ale, one is smoking a pipe, one has passed out, and one is, ooops, vomiting. Probably from an early frat house. Measures 17 inches long by 13 inches wide and 3 inches deep.   « Less

Edouard Honore Paris Reticulated porcelain gold bowl c1850. This large with porceliain bowl has gold handles and is fully signed on the base in red. Beautifully executed in  More »

Edouard Honore Paris Reticulated porcelain gold bowl c1850. This large with porceliain bowl has gold handles and is fully signed on the base in red. Beautifully executed in the second quarter of the 19th century, in the rococo taste. In very good condition with no repairs, cracks or rubbing of the gilt. 13 inches long by 5 and one half inches high.   « Less

A very fine Worcester porcelain bowl handpainted with the Precipice pattern from the Charles Crane collection, the underside with his Worcester collection label No: 183. The  More »

A very fine Worcester porcelain bowl handpainted with the Precipice pattern from the Charles Crane collection, the underside with his Worcester collection label No: 183. The presence of the IH workmans mark has been described by leading experts as making this very large Worcester bowl a rare and very early example of the Precipice pattern. Early examples show a finer detail and a particular care to the painting compared to the later ones. Leading experts are of the opinion that workmans marks were not used after 1760. During excavations at the Worcester factory site no fragments with the Precipice pattern were found prior to the 1765 levels. In the Brandon French and Sandon blue and white bible 1989 they state that marks found for this pattern are open crescent only. So that was then and things have moved on so this may in fact be an earlier piece. Geoffrey Godden was of the opinion that workmans marks were used after 1760. As to the exact date of this piece we will probably never know. The bowl has been pictured alongside a tea bowl for size comparison only. The condition is perfect with no chips, cracks or restoration. The handpainted scenes are beautifully clear a crisp showing the particular care the painter has shown to this early example of the pattern. Measures 215mm diameter x 93mm high For more photographs please visit www.rosecroftantiques.co.uk   « Less