A great hand painted bisque porcelain figurine of an old smitty. He works at his bench with an anvil and wagon wheel within reach.He is possibly repairing the old wheel. Measures6 1/2" tall. Pristine condition, with no damages or repairs. Sticker has came off, so not sure who made it.
Wonderful old turn of the century porcelain flower basket was a souvenir of Rochester NY. Measures 5 1/4" tall, and has no chips or cracks. Gold lettering and edge trim is a little worn in spots. Hand painted pink/lavender flowers. Round red bottom stamp reads Made in Germany. Very thin and delicate.
A wonderful old Nippon porcelain vase that measures 9" tall and has two handles. Hand painted roses of yellow, pink, and mauve. Lots of gold accent trims. Stamp on bottom is very faint and barely legible. No chips or repairs. One small 1/2" surface crack inside that does not go through. It was probably a flaw and is now noticed because of stain from use over the many years. This does not detract from the value of this awesome piece...
This little mini teapot is just for decorative purposes or would be cute for a little girls teaset. Lavishly decorated with lots of gold and rich colors. Made of heavy porcelain china . Made in China and is in perfect condition. Measures just 3 1/2" tall. No chips on lid or teapot. Very sweet collectible.
If you love the art of Chokin you will love this pretty vase with the metal engraving of iris' and a butterfly. Made of fine porcelain and measures 5 1/4" tall and is in perfect condition. The art of Chokin is metal engravings from Japan that are created by the ancient art of Chokin. Gilded with gold and silver,the engravings were originally created to decorate the armament of the Samurai warriors. 24 kt gold trim.
If you love the art of Chokin you will love this pretty plate with the metal engraving of a a warriors on horses. Made of fine porcelain and measures 6" in diameter and is in nice condition. The art of Chokin is metal engravings from Japan that are created by the ancient art of Chokin. Gilded with gold and silver,the engravings were originally created to decorate the armament of the Samurai warriors. 24 kt gold trim.
If you love the art of Chokin you will love this pretty plate with the metal engraving of a hummingbird and daffodils. Made of fine porcelain and measures 6 1/2" in diameter and is in perfect condition.The art of Chokin is metal engravings from Japan that are created by the ancient art of Chokin.Gilded with gold and silver,the engravings were originally created to decorate the armament of the Samurai warriors. 24 kt gold trim.
Old hand painted bisque porcelain figurine of a Victorian girl and rearing dog. Measures 7 1/4" tall and is in perfect condition with no damages or repairs. Red Ucagco mark.It also has the mold # HI23 on the back into the mold.
Sweet little vintage porcelain salt and pepper shakers ae decorated with little gold dots and gold top trim. They have the original Napco sticker, and original rubber stoppers. On the bottom is the napco 3 A1500. Perfect condition with no damages or repairs.
This is Lladro number 4810, glazed, and is named Boy with Yacht.It's not a real yacht he's with, but rather a toy yacht / sailboat he's holding. This pretty Lladro figurine stands about 9 inches tall, and was sculpted by Salvador Furio. It first went on the market in 1972, ending it's run in 1998.Pristine condition, No chips cracks, repairs, or crazing. Valued at $265.00. Has been kept in a cabinet.
A young lady figurine with a bird in her hands. Made in Hungary by Aquincum. High gloss glaze with gold gild details and florals. Hand painted. MINT condition with no chips, cracks, crazing or repairs. Measures 9 1/2 inches high by 2 1/2 inches wide. Would make a beautiful addition to any collection
Beautiful canoe shape porcelain dish is hand painted and signed Celine. Appears to be an orchid, with lots of nice gold trim. Measures 9 1/4" long, perhaps a celery or olive dish. Perfect condition with no chips cracks or wear. The red backstamp dates this piece to 1890. A Bit of History. The Lanternier family exported porcelain from Limoges France during the 1850s. Thirty years later, Frederic Lanternier began producing porcelain as well as decorate and export Limoges china...
