Blue transfer print saucer form the Enoch Wedgewood (Tunstall) Ltd. company in England. The pattern is 'Countryside' and is marked under the glaze on the back in blue  More »

Blue transfer print saucer form the Enoch Wedgewood (Tunstall) Ltd. company in England. The pattern is 'Countryside' and is marked under the glaze on the back in blue ink as follows: ''Countryside'' Enoch Wedgewood (Tunstall)LTD, England, Trade mark, Founded in 1835. Genuine hand engraving, decorated under glaze, Detergent and Acid Resisting Colors' There is an age crack from the rim to about 3/4 of the way across the saucer, but it does not move. There is also a chip 1/4'' wide on the back that is not visible from the front. The scene is a lovely small mill cottage on a pond with trees, clouds and waterside plants. Dimensions: 6 inches diameter x .75 inches deep. Status: For Sale Reference#: 2041_M Condition: See Description Year: See Description Country: England Maker: Wedgwood Height: 6 in. (15.24 cm) Depth: 0.75 in. (1.90 cm) Width: 6 in. (15.24 cm) Style: flow blue Materials: pottery Type: flow blue   « Less

Glazed pottery saucer ''Rydal Mount''. Excellent condition. 3.8 inches diameter, location: Memphis, TN Status: For Sale  More »

Glazed pottery saucer ''Rydal Mount''. Excellent condition. 3.8 inches diameter, location: Memphis, TN Status: For Sale Reference#: 2034M Condition: See Description Year: See Description Country: England Height: 3.8 in. (9.65 cm) Width: 3.8 in. (9.65 cm) Materials: ceramic   « Less

Fabulous set of 10 ROYAL WORCESTER cups and saucers in Rose Pompadour (PINK) with exquisite gilding around the borders. These are stunning and are all in the finest quality  More »

Fabulous set of 10 ROYAL WORCESTER cups and saucers in Rose Pompadour (PINK) with exquisite gilding around the borders. These are stunning and are all in the finest quality china and are in great condition. This china was made specifically for the retailer in Pittsburgh as marked on the underneath of each piece. See the photo of the Royal Worcester mark. Status: For Sale Reference#: PFA_45_G Condition: VERY GOOD Year: 1922 Country: ENGLAND Maker: ROYAL WORCESTER Title: STUNNING SET OF ROYAL WORCESTER PINK/GOLD CUPS AND SAUCERS   « Less

minstral blue woman tea cup

minstral blue woman tea cup   « Less

Tea Cup Saucer Woman $90 Tea Cup Saucer Man $90

Tea Cup Saucer Woman $90 Tea Cup Saucer Man $90   « Less

3 antique Russian porcelain demitasse coffee cans / cups and saucers with handpainted Russian peasant scenes. Made in the Safronov factoroy, near Moscow circa 1830. Saucers  More »

3 antique Russian porcelain demitasse coffee cans / cups and saucers with handpainted Russian peasant scenes. Made in the Safronov factoroy, near Moscow circa 1830. Saucers are approx 5 inches in diameter and 1 1/8 inches high. Cups are a little over 2 1/2 inches in diameter (excluding handle) and2 1/2 inches high. Saucers are deep enough to be used as bowls - possibly because 180 years ago people did use saucers as bowls. They are simply white porcelain with gold rims and a gold flower in the center. The cups are simple cylinders in shape. 2 have scrolling handles and one has an ear-shaped handle. Bottom and top rims + handles are gilded. Tops also gilded inside the cups. The outside of each cup is hand painted with a wonderful vignette of Russian peasants in a surrounding forest. Each scene is full of amazing action: in one a couple of youths are wrestling each other; in one a woman trudges along a path, one child hanging onto her arm, already weighed down by a basket full of produce, on her back, an enormous basket with a very big toddler sitting and lording it over the world. The 3rd cup depicts a woman in a marvellous costume being grabbed by a man in brown jacket and breeches with a big grey hat. Both wear wonderfully painted stockings, falling down over their shoes. The woman might be slapping the man for his uninvited advances. The book Russian Porcelains by Marvin Cross (page 257) claims that the Safronov factory produced pieces of the best quality - clearly these are good examples. THe porcelain itself is fine and white, with smoothe texture. The painting is outstanding. Each scene would be marvellous as a picture on the wall and all the more charming for the way they are executed. One gets a definate feel for Russian History with these scenes of ''the simple life''. The pieces are marked underneath with the blue underglaze Russian S (looks like a C with thickened edges). Inscribed squiggles / illegible writing can also be made out on most pieces. Condition is very good. Besides a small amount of wear to the gilding, there are no chips/cracks/damage/restoration of any sort. THere is a tiny scratch on the paint on the man in brown who is bothering the woman - see ''photos for magnified pictures. The Safronov factory opened in 1830 and closed early 1840''s. Status: For Sale Reference#: 3780 Condition: good Year: 1830 Title: ANTIQUE RUSSIAN 3 PORCELAIN CUP SAUCER HP SAFRONOV 1830   « Less

Antique Georgian porcelain lot consisting of two tea bowls and a plate / saucer. Made in Worcester, England, during the so-called Dr Wall period 1755 - 1783. Measurements:  More »

Antique Georgian porcelain lot consisting of two tea bowls and a plate / saucer. Made in Worcester, England, during the so-called Dr Wall period 1755 - 1783. Measurements: Saucer is 4 1/2 inches diameter and 3/4 inches high; Larger bowl is 3 inches diameter and 1 3/4 inches high; Smaller bowl is 2 3/4 inches diameter and 1 1/2 inches high. All pieces are blue and white. They each have a double border of two concentric rings on the upper rim. The saucer, much like a shallow bowl (the custom was to drink the tea from the saucer, which t fore had curved sides, like a bowl) is very richly decorated in a Chinese influenced pattern with pavilions, fences, flowers, pagods, insects, rocks and flying birds. Great detail and variety. The mark underneath the saucer is the crescent moon with cross-hatching. T are other impressed marks, which are either meaningless or we do not know their significance. T is a tiny kiln crack on the rim of the saucer - see ''photos. The larger of the two cups has deep blue floral decoration with butterflies flitting amongst the flowers. The flowers include roses, morning glory and other typical flowers from an English garden. A small flower nestles at the inside bottom of the bowl. The mark underneath is a solid crescent moon. T are one or two minute fleabites on the bottom rim of this bowl - quite negligible considering the age of the piece. (see ''photos). The smaller of the two bowls has a flow blue decoration that includes flowers, grassy knolls and landscape and even two flow blue birds near a Chinese pagoda and landscape. It also has a small flower in the inside of the bowl. T is a wide range of shades of blue on this particular piece. The mark underneath is an open crescent. One or two negligible fleabites on the bottom rim. General condition is very good. Please enquire about the Dr Wall blue and white teapot that complements this group. Status: For Sale Reference#: 3694 Condition: good Year: 1755 Title: ANTIQUE WORCESTER DR WALL LOT TEA BOWL SAUCER 1755 - 83   « Less

Antique Old Paris cup and saucer with a handpainted vignette of mythological figures. Made in Paris, France, early 19th century. Cup is 3 1/4 inches tall. Saucer is almost 5  More »

Antique Old Paris cup and saucer with a handpainted vignette of mythological figures. Made in Paris, France, early 19th century. Cup is 3 1/4 inches tall. Saucer is almost 5 1/2 inches in diameter. Both cup and saucer have wonderful gilding covering a large part of the surface, including the inside of the cup. The gilding is embellished with a very refined pattern of flowers and foliage with the gilt. This must have been a very sophisticated technique as heating the gold was a complicated matter. It also indicates that this cup and saucer were intended to be particularly lavish and luxurious. The cup is elegant and narrow and typical of the Napoleonic era and similar cups from 1815 can be seen. The handle has a moulded white flower within the upper scroll, above which is a gilded, moulded embellishment, that looks partially like a cornucopia and partially like the helmet of a Roman warrior. The front of the cup has a wide reserve with a polychrom handpainted scene with characters from Classic mythology. A goddess playing with Cupid, lifts his quiver high in the air. Beautifully painted trees around them. The whole is clearly done by a highly competent artist and is most charming in character and execution. Like most Old Paris porcelain, t are no marks under the cup/saucer. Both cup and saucer are in very good condition. No chips/cracks/damage/restoration of any sort. Very minor gilt loss. Status: For Sale Reference#: 3692 Condition: good Year: 1830 Title: ANTIQUE OLD PARIS GILDED CUP SAUCER W HP CUPID GODDESS   « Less

Antique pair of blue and white porcelain cups or tea bowls and saucers. Made China 1720 - 1750. Saucers are a little over 4 1/4 inches in diameter. Cups a little over 2  More »

Antique pair of blue and white porcelain cups or tea bowls and saucers. Made China 1720 - 1750. Saucers are a little over 4 1/4 inches in diameter. Cups a little over 2 3/4 inches accross the top and slightly under 1 1/2 inches high. Round saucers stand on circular rims underneath. The bowls/cups have tiny round bases and flare out towards the top. Blue and white painting with flower theme: large central flowers and half large flowers on each of the cardinal points. Spriggs of smaller flowers and foliage intersperced between them. Geometric, fish scale and scrolling patterns on petals of larger flowers. Blues in different tones from light to inky. Gold linear highlights. A pictogram may be a personal signature underneath. Condition is good. One bowl has a hairline crack, shown very clearly in the ''photos. Status: For Sale Reference#: 3444 Condition: good Year: 1720 Title: ANTIQUE PAIR CHINESE BLUE WHITE CUP / BOWL SAUCER 1720 -1750   « Less

Meissen 5-piece part coffee and tea set and tray with applied flowers. Made in Germany, 19th century. Consists of tray: 13 1/4 inches. coffee / hot water pot - approx 6  More »

Meissen 5-piece part coffee and tea set and tray with applied flowers. Made in Germany, 19th century. Consists of tray: 13 1/4 inches. coffee / hot water pot - approx 6 inches tall. teapot - 4 inches to highest point. milk jug / creamer - 3 1/2 inches high. sugar bowl - 2 1/4 inches high and diameter is almost 2 3/4 inches, but about 3 1/2 inches accross including the applied flowers. Oval tray with outstanding handpainted flowers. Colours are bright arrangement is quite joyful. Very fine detail. Coffee / hot water pot with fitted, circular lid. Scrolling handle and curving spout with fluted pink shell detail, bordered and highlighted in gold. Back of handle has moulded, pink and gold scales. Bullet shaped teapot with almost figural spout. Handle echoes handle on coffee pot. WHile black light shows nothing, we believe there might be some restorations to the spout of the teapot. Milk jug / creamer stands on 3 legs shaped as green twigs. Round sugar bowl is almost overburdened with the applied flowers, which are particularly wonderful on this piece. All pieces are very richly encrusted with applied flowers. Many chips to the applied flowers, which is typical of these pieces. Rims are gilded. All pieces except tray have wonderful tiny insects and butterflies painted between the flowers. Each piece is marked with Meissen blue crossed swords. Status: For Sale Reference#: 3224 Condition: good Year: 1880 Title: MEISSEN BACHELOR COFFEE TEASET & TRAY W APPLIED FLOWERS   « Less