For sale is a wonderful Arts and Crafts piece of Art Pottery made by The Marblehead Pottery Company of Marblehead, Massachusetts. The Shape is the very desirable Mission  More »

For sale is a wonderful Arts and Crafts piece of Art Pottery made by The Marblehead Pottery Company of Marblehead, Massachusetts. The Shape is the very desirable Mission Shape Low Bowl or Planter. The Bowl Stands 1 5/8" tall and is 7 7/8" in diameter. The Bowl or Planter is covered in a Smooth Speckled Indigo Glaze. This is also known as the infamous "Marblehead Blue Glaze". This is such a Pleasing Matt Blue Glaze and I can see why it was so popular during the day. The Inside displays a lighter Matt Robins Eggs Blue Waterproofing Glaze. The two tones of Blue look outstanding together. The piece is considered to be in very good to excellent condition as there are no cracks, nicks, chips or dings. There are a few areas inside the Bowl that show wear in the lighter blue glaze. You can feel the finger grooves on the inside corners as this was a hand thrown piece. The piece is signed on the bottom with the Impressed Ship Logo along with the Initials "M" and "P" on each side of the sails for "Marblehead Pottery". There is also a Paper Label as a added Bonus. This is a very nice example of this form and Glaze. This is the Harder to Find Low Bowl as it is only 1 5/8" tall. They just don't make them any lower. I have only seen a handful of these in my 38+ years as a Collector/Dealer. I am quite sure the buyer will be happy with their purchase. It will look just wonderful for those decorating in the Arts and Crafts, Mission Style Decor. It would look outstanding on a Stickley Furniture Bookcase. Marblehead Pottery was established in 1904 by Dr. Herbert J. Hall as a Studio Art Pottery in Marblehead, Massachusetts using the art and technique of ceramics manufacturing and decorating as a rehabilitation and therapeutic aid to local sanitarium patients at Hall's Devereux Mansion Sanitarium. Marblehead Pottery stopped producing Art Pottery in 1936. Marblehead Pottery was a small Pottery Company never employing more than 6 workers. Their Pottery is considered somewhat scare as compared to their Contemporaries of the day. The collectors that have collected their pieces rarely let them go.   « Less

For sale is a Lovely Art Pottery Bowl made by The Roseville Pottery Company of Zanesville, Ohio. The Pattern is called "Pinecone" and it is done in their most highly  More »

For sale is a Lovely Art Pottery Bowl made by The Roseville Pottery Company of Zanesville, Ohio. The Pattern is called "Pinecone" and it is done in their most highly collected Blue Background Glaze. This Pattern and Color is one of Roseville's most desirable to Collect. The Bowl stands 2 3/8" tall and is 9" in diameter outside handles measurement. The inside of the Bowl measurements are 6 3/8" in diameter. The Bowl has a very pleasing Blue background Glaze with the Background behind the Pine Needles being a lightly peppered sand colored Glaze. The Vase depicts very realistic handles in the form of branches joined to a Pinecone with Green Needles protruding from the Cone. The Pine cone itself has very nice detail done in a light brown glaze color. The inside of the bowl is very clean and shows a wonderful Speckled Tan-light brown Glaze. This was Frank Ferrell's most popular design that he ever created while working at The Roseville Pottery Company. In fact, the company would have had to close it doors if it wasn't for the success of this line. The Pinecone line was considered the most Popular Line ever made at Roseville Pottery and that is still evident today. There are 4 colors that the Pinecone Line was made and they are Blue, Brown, and Green and Pink. Pink Commands the Highest Price and is Rarely seen. Blue Commands the next highest price with Brown not too far behind. The Bowl is considered to be in excellent condition as there are no cracks nicks, chips or dings. The Vase is signed with the Incised "Roseville" mark along with the mold number 354-6". There is also the number "4" and the letter "D" written in the same Blue Background Glaze. More than likely this was the finishers number and Artist Initial. I also saw in impressed number 7. I would assume that was a different finishers number as I rarely see an incised number on the bottom of Roseville pieces. This is a quality piece of Art Pottery that will enhance any art pottery collection, especially those of you who collect Roseville Blue Pinecone. The Bowl or Planter was made Circa 1935-1940.   « Less

For sale is a very nice vase made by The Weller Pottery Company of Zanesvillle, Ohio. The Pattern is called "Oak Leaf" and it is done in their Brown Glaze. The shape is known  More »

For sale is a very nice vase made by The Weller Pottery Company of Zanesvillle, Ohio. The Pattern is called "Oak Leaf" and it is done in their Brown Glaze. The shape is known as a "Console Bowl". The Bowl is a good size as it stands 3 7/8" tall and is 10 5/16" wide and 5 3/4" deep. The Bowl has a kind of Banana Boat shape and it rest on 3 small feet. The Bowl displays a Wonderful Mocha Brown Background with a Mottled Deep Chocolate Glaze along the bottom. The front side depicts a few Oak Leaves with added Sage Green and Deeper Brown Glaze Accents on the leaves and tips. The backside of the vase has 2 embossed or raised Acorns that seems to be hanging from the Branch formed top lip. The Bowl is considered to be in excellent condition as there are no cracks, nicks, chips or dings. The Piece is signed on the bottom with the "Weller" Incised Mold Script Signature mark along with a letter "R". This was more than likely the finishers initial. This is a wonderful piece of Art Pottery and it is in excellent condition. It will surely be a welcome addition to one's Weller Oak Leaf Collection. This Vase was made, Circa 1935-1948.   « Less

An attractive and large Bowl by Alfred Meakin decorated in the Caledonia Pattern with floral panels and gilding Great condition - camera flash in image 8.5 inches  More »

An attractive and large Bowl by Alfred Meakin decorated in the Caledonia Pattern with floral panels and gilding Great condition - camera flash in image 8.5 inches (21cm) dia X 3 inches (7cm) Height approx 19th century Price excludes shipping   « Less

French Limoges porcelain two part punch bowl made by Tressemann and Vogt and marked T V Limoges France. C 1892 -1907 Measures 14 inches across and stands 9 inches tall  More »

French Limoges porcelain two part punch bowl made by Tressemann and Vogt and marked T V Limoges France. C 1892 -1907 Measures 14 inches across and stands 9 inches tall including its original base. Shipping extra. Connecticut residents and buyers picking up in Connecticut add 6.35% state sales tax. Buyers outside the USA are responsible for any taxes,tariffs or customs that might apply. *** If you wish to see examples of similar items we have sold and/or appraised please go to our affiliate site www.OneofaKindAntiques.com and click the Archives / Homepage logo ***   « Less

Antique : An attractive 19th century shallow Bowl attributed to Hill Pottery (Samuel Alcock) - 1860's - 1870's A very attractive shallow Bowl decorated with a Grecian  More »

Antique : An attractive 19th century shallow Bowl attributed to Hill Pottery (Samuel Alcock) - 1860's - 1870's A very attractive shallow Bowl decorated with a Grecian Maiden riding a llama on a deep royal blue ground and Greek key border Good Condition - small colour loss as expected (see image) Circa : 1860 - 1870's Printed makers marks: JSH in diamond - and number in red: 3902 8 inches (20.5cm) dia approx Fresh to the market from a good private collection   « Less

For Sale is a hard to find piece of Art Pottery made by "The Saturday Evening Girls" (SEG) Pottery Company" of Boston, Mass. The item is an "Berry Bowl". The Bowl has a low  More »

For Sale is a hard to find piece of Art Pottery made by "The Saturday Evening Girls" (SEG) Pottery Company" of Boston, Mass. The item is an "Berry Bowl". The Bowl has a low profile. It stands 1 3/8 tall and is 4 1/2" in diameter at it widest point. The inside opening is 3 1/8" in diameter. The Bowl displays a squat form with a rolled edge. It has a very pleasing Matte Mustard Yellow background glaze. The Berry Bowl is considered to be in excellent condition as there are no cracks, nicks, chips or dings. There is an Insignificant glaze flake on the underside bottom pictured. The Bowl is signed by the Artist on the underside bottom. It is done in a black glaze that reads "T G" or "J E" or "J G" but I'm not sure. I have been unable to find any SEG Artist in my books with those initials. I welcome any information if someone knows the name. This more than likely carried a Paper Label at one time as well. 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 solid piece of Art Pottery. These Berry Bowls are very hard to come by in this Glaze. These were used and they were often broken and discarded. Here is your chance to own one in excellent condition. I'm sure the Buyer will be quite pleased with their purchase. This piece was made Circa, 1915-1920.   « Less

For Sale is a wonderful Art Pottery Bowl made by The Fulper Pottery Company of Flemington, NJ. The Bowl is done in what I call a "Paneled" form. The Bowl is done in one of  More »

For Sale is a wonderful Art Pottery Bowl made by The Fulper Pottery Company of Flemington, NJ. The Bowl is done in what I call a "Paneled" form. The Bowl is done in one of Fulper Pottery's most beautiful glaze combinations known as "Cats Eyes Flambé with Copper Dust Crystals. The Bowl is large as it stands 2 3/8" tall and is 13" in diameter at it widest point. The Bowl has a wonderful Scallop Modeled form. It displays a beautiful Deep Brown Flambé Glaze that spills over the top edge and down it side to the underside. The glaze is so thick that it forms glaze bumps on the underside. You can see the beautiful under glaze which is a caramel brown. When looking into the center of the bowl you can clearly see the Cats' Eye looking glaze. It is further Accented with Copper Dust Crystals. The Glaze Swirls on the interior of the Bowl is just outstanding!The pictures tell the whole story. The Bowl is considered to be in excellent condition as there are no cracks, nicks, chips or dings. The bowls shows minor signs of use. There are very few Glaze pops and a few minor scratches as is very common for Fulper glazes. The bowl is quite heavy and stable. The Bowl is marked on the underside bottom with Fulper's Vertical Race Track Ink Stamp Signature mark with stylized oriental letters. This would date this piece to have been made circa 1922-1928. This is an Outstanding Example of this Form and Glaze from Fulper. This is know as shape number 472 in the Fulper Catalog pages and was called a "Flat Modeled Bowl". There were 2 sizes to this bowl a 15" and a smaller 13". This would be the smaller bowl I'm selling. I'm quite sure the Buyer will be very pleased with their purchase. This would look Great on that Stickley, Mission, Arts and Crafts Style Table.   « Less

For Sale is a wonderful piece of art pottery made by The Grueby Pottery Company of Boston, Mass. The item is called a "Low or Bulb Bowl" and it is done in their desirable  More »

For Sale is a wonderful piece of art pottery made by The Grueby Pottery Company of Boston, Mass. The item is called a "Low or Bulb Bowl" and it is done in their desirable thick matte curdled green glaze. The bowl has some size as it stands 1 5/8" tall and 9 3/8" in diameter. The Bowl has a nice low profile. It has a very organic feel to it and it displays a very beautiful deep rich Leathery Matte Green Glaze. This is further accented with curdling in the Glaze. This is one of the Matt green Glazes that made Grueby Pottery famous and their pieces highly sought after by the Arts & Crafts collectors. This piece is hand thrown and you can see the horizontal indented rows on the exterior created by the Potters fingers. The inside has a glossy interior that has a celery green to dark green color and swirl pattern. The Bowl is considered to be in excellent condition as there are no cracks, nicks, chips or dings. There is some wear to the glossy interior as you can see several scratches. This is typical and commensurate with its age. The Bowl is signed with Grueby's impressed circular signature mark which reads, "Grueby Pottery Boston USA" with the Flower emblem impressed in the middle. This is somewhat obscured by the glaze on the bottom but you can clearly see its the circular mark. There is also a square made in the green glaze. Great identifying mark if this was ever stolen. This is a very desirable shape and I'm sure the buyer will be quite pleased with it. Grueby Pottery has long been a favorite amongst the Arts & Crafts Pottery Collectors. Their Pottery has proven to be a sound investment even in the toughest of times. This is a nice example in very good condition and it will look just Great on that Stickley, Mission, Arts and Crafts Style Cabinet, bookcase or Table. Living just north of Boston has given me the opportunity to find some of the most unique matte green Grueby and Hampshire Pottery through the years. This piece is considered to be an early piece from Grueby Pottery and was made Circa 1899-1903.   « Less

For sale is a lovely Art Pottery bowl made by the Roseville Pottery Company of Zanesville, Ohio. The pattern is known as "Apple Blossom" and the form is a "Console Bowl". The  More »

For sale is a lovely Art Pottery bowl made by the Roseville Pottery Company of Zanesville, Ohio. The pattern is known as "Apple Blossom" and the form is a "Console Bowl". The Console Bowl is very large as it stands 3 1/4" tall and measures 13" in diameter outside handles measurement. The inside of the bowl measures 10 3/4 inside edge measurement. The top lip curls in and is 9 3/4" in diameter. The Console Bowl depicts twigs of Apple Blossoms in Full Bloom on both sides. There are 2 twig style handles on each side to complete this naturalistic look. The background on this very Lovely Bowl is a subtle Salmon Pink with the Blossoms in a creamy white with soft green leaves. The pattern is some what repeated on both sides of the bowl. They are not exactly the same with both showing unopened flower buds. The piece is considered to be in excellent condition as there are no cracks, nicks, chips. The only issue to report is some crazing and a pencil tip glaze nick on one of the lobes and this is pictured. Crazing is common with this pattern and in all its glaze colors as well. This Console Bowl is signed with the raised relief "Roseville U.S.A." mark along with its mold number 330-10". There is also a small letter "x" and a large letter "P" with a dash written in a Blue Grease Pencil. These are more than likely the finishers marks.The Glaze Colors are bright and Vivid as is the Crispness of the Mold. I'm sure the buyer will be quite pleased with their purchase. This Console Bowl vase was made Circa 1948.   « Less