For Sale is a wonderful hand painted Cup made by "The Saturday Evening Girls" (SEG) Pottery Company" of Boston, Mass. This cup is painted in the highly collected "Lotus  More »

For Sale is a wonderful hand painted Cup made by "The Saturday Evening Girls" (SEG) Pottery Company" of Boston, Mass. This cup is painted in the highly collected "Lotus Blossom" pattern. The Cup is dainty as it stands 2" Tall and is 3 5/8" in diameter outside handle measurement. The Cup itself is only 2 7/8" in diameter. The Cup Displays a very Arts and Crafts Style Pattern of Lotus Flowers that sit on a wavy band. The root of the Blossoms are caught between these wavy bands that are outlined in a black glaze. The Lotus Blossom itself is set a against a matte mustard yellow background. The matt mustard yellow background is also locked between an uneven border on the bottom to a straight and even border at the top. This is considered a 3 glazed color SEG cup. The Cup is considered to be in excellent condition as there are no cracks, nicks, chips or dings. There is heavy crazing through out. The cup is signed on the underside bottom in a black script glaze that reads "S.E.G. 1-20" for the year and month of manufacture which is "January 1920". There are also the Initials "E" joined to the letter "G" for the SEG Artist, Eva Geneco. For those of you who want to learn more about SEG/Paul Revere Pottery I will attach a link to a web page that gives a brief but very descriptive information about them. Here it is http://www.journalofantiques.com/Jan06/feature.html just click on this link and it will bring you to it. This is a quality delicate piece of Art Pottery. These little cups are hard to come by. I'm quite sure the Buyer will be quite pleased with their purchase. This piece was made Circa, 1920.   « Less

A most beautiful antique English Mintons Sucrier or Sugar bowl, of the first period, decorated in a magnificent Regency pattern in cobalt blue and gilt of the finest quality.  More »

A most beautiful antique English Mintons Sucrier or Sugar bowl, of the first period, decorated in a magnificent Regency pattern in cobalt blue and gilt of the finest quality. The sugar bowl and lid are in excellent condition and measures 7.5" X 4.50" X 5" $650. + shipping.   « Less

Belleek cream jug and sugar bowl with the third mark (black) backstamp. This dates it from 1926 to 1946. The pattern is ivy, in the characteristic cream and pale lemon lustre  More »

Belleek cream jug and sugar bowl with the third mark (black) backstamp. This dates it from 1926 to 1946. The pattern is ivy, in the characteristic cream and pale lemon lustre finish. Twist design handles, very fine parian porcelain. Jug measures 9.5 cm high and is in excellent condition. Sugar bowl measures 5 cm high and 10.5 cm wide handle to handle. It has a tiny chip to the rim between the split part of the handle design on one side and a small mottle spot to the internal glaze.   « Less

Blue and white jasperware creamer by Wedgwood, England. Classical scenes. Jug measures 5.5 cm high and 11 cm wide handle to spout. The round body is 8.3 cm diameter. Dates  More »

Blue and white jasperware creamer by Wedgwood, England. Classical scenes. Jug measures 5.5 cm high and 11 cm wide handle to spout. The round body is 8.3 cm diameter. Dates circa 1910. A few little original kiln-firing cracks in the usual places - around the handle join where the white pattern occurs, and a tiny one at the side junction of the spout - but otherwise perfect. Presents well.   « Less

Highly collectible Roseville Juvenile Creamware dog creamer. EXCELLENT CONDITION. Repair to tip of spout. No other chips, cracks, damage, or repair of any kind to bowl.  More »

Highly collectible Roseville Juvenile Creamware dog creamer. EXCELLENT CONDITION. Repair to tip of spout. No other chips, cracks, damage, or repair of any kind to bowl. Bottom marked Rv. Creamer is 3 1/2" tall and 4" wide. ESTATE FRESH!   « Less

A miniature English Porcelain Jug, 19th Century

A miniature English Porcelain Jug, 19th Century   « Less

A First Period Worcester Creamboat, Circa 1762-65. ; The creamer is of a form known as a Tall Chelsea Ewer. Simon Spero & John Sandon in ;Worcester Porcelain  More »

A First Period Worcester Creamboat, Circa 1762-65. ; The creamer is of a form known as a Tall Chelsea Ewer. Simon Spero & John Sandon in ;Worcester Porcelain 1751-1790: The Zorensky Collection illustrate a First Period Worcester example, (page 125, #96). The tall ewer has a shaped recessed foot. ;The lower portion of the body has been moulded with acanthus leaves and the rim is undulated. ;On either side of the ewer are scattered flowers. ;Beneath the lip is an oval gilt frame outlined in red with a bouquet of flowers and green leaves within. Height: 3 1/2 inches (8.9cm)   « Less

An Unusual English Creamware Covered Pot de Crème, Circa 1785-95. The moulded reeded cups, with a double-twist handle terminating in a double flowerhead, are of  More »

An Unusual English Creamware Covered Pot de Crème, Circa 1785-95. The moulded reeded cups, with a double-twist handle terminating in a double flowerhead, are of cylindrical form ;The slightly domed cover is surmounted with a large flower finial. Height: 3 inches Length: 3 3/4 inches   « Less

Stylish Aesthetic Movement creamer. Small nicely decorated porcelain creamer with all the detail looked for by collectors of this Period. A bamboo design handle, hand painted  More »

Stylish Aesthetic Movement creamer. Small nicely decorated porcelain creamer with all the detail looked for by collectors of this Period. A bamboo design handle, hand painted reeds and grass with both a butterfly and a dragonfly for decoration. Fresh from a local Brooklyn estate. Good original condition, with wear to the gilding on the handle and rim. Unmarked, 4 1/2" tall x 4" wide.   « Less

A delightful Worcester sparrow beak jug decorated in the printed underglazed blue Fence pattern. A nice clear print with no blurring and in excellent condition with no chips,  More »

A delightful Worcester sparrow beak jug decorated in the printed underglazed blue Fence pattern. A nice clear print with no blurring and in excellent condition with no chips, cracks or restoration. There is a small overglazed impression to the lower body which would have occurred during the potting stage before firing. There is a small amount of kiln dust on the top rim. Marked with the Worcester hatched crescent to the base. Measures 12cms high. For more photographs please visit www.rosecroftantiques.co.uk This item has been sold January 2011   « Less