Antique porcelain figurine of a bug eyed Boston Bull terrier. He looks like he just got in trouble! Measures 5 1/2" tall. No makers mark, but looks German. No chips, cracks or repairs. He is quite a handsome guy, and very old. A fantastic addition to your dog collectibles.
All Items : Collector Plates : Pre 1910
item #927388
(stock #safn-4347)
Nice cabinet plate with a bird, which appears to be a sandpiper. Scalloped edges with beaded border and relief on the edges. Gold swags and trim and embellished with dark pink roses. Measures just over 9" in diameter. No chips or cracks and gold is 98% good. Mark on the back is blurred but is a green wreath with an M, which may be Noritake or Nippon. I can't read it. This is a wonderful wildlife bird plate.
This old oversized sheet music is from 1907. Titled laughing frogs and is by R. Neufeld. A great cover for the person who loves frogs and may want to frame it. This is a complete sheet music, so is playable. Pages are seperated and there are a few tears. None of these will be noticeable if framed.
Very old Staffordshire dog figurine, Has a flaw on the back which appears to be a flaw when it was poured since it looks more like a hole on the edge.Measures 3 1/2" tall.
This old sheep figurine is probably from the Victorian era. made of white bisque porcelain with just a hint of gold accent on the forehead and bell area. Measures 4" talland is in perfect condition with no chips or cracks. Not sure if this was an old nativity piece or just a figurine.
Antique porcelain plate, hand-painted with fish center and pretty sprays of flowers. Fancy beading and gold edge trim. Some wear to the gold. Artist signed by the Oscar & Edgar Gutherz porcelain house of Altrohlau, Austria. The plate is in excellent condition, with no chips or cracks or discoloration or crazing. In addition to being marked O & E G Royal Austria, is marked in gold with the artist's initials, mg (I think). Dates to 1894 to 1914...
This Sugar Bowl is formed from Chocolate Glass in the shape of a dolphin or fish with a little Fish Finial on the lid.Chocolate glass is a pretty carmel & white swirl. It would have been made at the Indiana Tumbler and Goblet Company of Greentown, Indiana between 1901 and 1903. The dolphin has 10 sawtooth teeth on each side. This iconic sugar bowl design (by Charles Beam) was the prize-winning entry (out of 175) in a design contest...
