Shelley England Milton Shape Cup Saucer Plate Roses
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Pre 1930 item # 481832 (stock# tr6221)
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$148.00
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This is an absolutely beautiful Shelley China, England cup, saucer and plate or teacup trio in the an unamed pattern number 10801 with roses, beads and lines and the Milton shape. The Milton shape is rarely seen and is a variation of the Gainsborough with a wider base above the foot and was made 1915-1925. The cup is 2.25 inch high, the saucer is 5.75 in diameter and the plate is 7 in diameter. The set is in very good condition with no chips, cracks or restorations. The only flaw is a bit of li ...click for details
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Royal Worcester Porcelain Cups Crucibles Pair Unusual
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Pre 1900 item # 302925 (stock# 5675)
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$68.00
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This is a very unusual pair of porcelain single cups that have been identified by a technical expert as chemical crucibles made in the 1920-1930s by Royal Worcester, England, then related to Steatite and Porcelain Company, Ltd. Each of the cups measures 1.25 inches high by 1.75 inches in diameter. I originally had them listed as eggcups, as that was the suggection of the Worcester expert on the British Antique Ceramics website, and they could be used as such! The mark was used only on scientific ...click for details
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Lamonby Crown Devon John Peel Tankard Signed Song Motto
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Pre 1950 item # 853385 (stock# tr8144)
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$128.00
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This is a vintage tankard, jug or large mug artist signed by Walter Lamonby, head artist for Crown Devon, Fieldings England for 40 years. The tankard was hand painted by Lamonby and features the embossed profile of the character John Peel, a fox and riding crop, figural riding crop handle and the poem. song or motto on the reverse. The large mug or jug measures 4.25 inches high by 4.75 in diameter at base. Walter Lamonby served his apprenticeship at George Jones and Sons, Crescent China and then ...click for details
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Teapot Ellgreave England Blue And White Ironstone Tea
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Pre 1960 item # 574309 (stock# 6799)
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$78.00
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This is a fabulous reeded ironstone large 4 to 6 cup teapot with a pretty design of a blue floral bouquets on white with gold trim. The teapot was made by Ellgreave, a division of Wood and Sons, Staffordshire England in the 1950s. The teapot measures 9 inches long and is 5.5 inches high and 5.5 inches in diameter. It is in excellent condition with no chips, cracks and only minor gold wear. Beautiful! Shipping in the US by USPS priority insured is $13.80.
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Candle Holders Crown Staffordshire Flowers England
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Pre 1950 item # 296786 (stock# 5613)
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$88.00
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These exquisite bone china candle holders were made in the 1940s by the Crown Staffordshire pottery of Staffordshire, England. The 2 pale yellow candle holders are each adorned with 3 hand made bone china roses. I have seen this done at a factory and talk about labor intensive! Each candleholder measures 2.5 inches high by 3.5 inches in diameter. They have scalloped rims and gold trim. They are in very good condition. The only flaw are 3 tiny petal rim chips. They are really beautiful and what w ...click for details
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Creamware Matchstriker Match Holder Antique English
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Pre 1910 item # 931649 (stock# tr4595)
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$58.00
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This is an antique Staffordshire, England matchstriker and match holder with incorporated tray dating to 1890-1900s. The creamware match striker match holder combo measures 3.5 inches high by 5 inches in diameter and has the remnants of gold trim, most of which is worn off. The match striker match holder is in excellent condition. There are 2 under glaze manufacturing firing cracks on the base which is very normal for this age and material and are not really considered flaws.
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Teapot Ellgreave Floral England Floral Ironstone Large
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Pre 1960 item # 406261 (stock# 2879)
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$68.00
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This is a fabulous reeded ironstone large 4 to 6 cup teapot with a pretty design of floral bouquets with gold trim. The teapot was made by Ellgreave, a division of Wood and Sons, Staffordshire England in the 1950s. The teapot measures 9 inches long and is 5 inches high and 5 inches in diameter. It is in excellent condition with no chips, cracks or any wear except for 1 tiny nick under glaze made during manufacture on the front at the top and looks like it has lived in a china cabinet. Beautiful! ...click for details
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Englands Charm Shelley Dinner Plate Green Gold Overlay
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Pre 1950 item # 564212 (stock# 6712)
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$68.00
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This is a wonderful Shelley China of England 10.75 inch in diameter dinner, rack or cabinet plate in the rarely seen England's Charm pattern #13011 in the Gainsborough or Henley shape 1939-1945. The outer rim is a lovely green with an overlay of gold filagree and gold trim. The design is a lovely English rural landscape. Beautiful. The rack plate is in very good condition with no chips or cracks but there is wear to the center gold rim and surface utensil marks from use. Shipping in the US b ...click for details
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Butter Pat Grey Transfer Antique English Floral Meakin
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Pre 1900 item # 841226 (stock# tr8111)
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$28.00
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This is a grey or light black transfer or transferware butter chip, butter pat or small butter plate made in the 1890s in the Elton pattern made by Alfred Meakin, England. The ironstone butter pat measures 3 inches in diameter and is made of scalloped ironstone with a floral transfer pattern with gold trim. The butter pat, which makes a wonderful teabag caddy now, is in excellent condition with no chips, cracks or gold wear. Shipping in the US by USPS first class mail insured.
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