Antique English Jasperware Plaque Beethoven Blue White
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Pre 1900 item # 166705 (stock# 5253)
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$98.00
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This is a lovely 2 tone jasper ware or jasperware portrait plaque of the composer Beethoven. It measures 7.5 inches in diameter and is of lovely work and in excellent condition. There are no marks. It could be either unmarked Wedgwood, England or Adams, England because the work is very good. This commemorative portrait dates to the 19th century. Shipping in the US by USPS priority insured is $10.40.
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Pitcher Staffordshire England Imari Gaudy
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Pre 1900 item # 163780 (stock# 4684)
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This fabulous pitcher is probably classed as victorian imari or gaudy Welsh although not Welsh but made in the potteries of Staffordshire, England. It is 7 inches high with a hammered copper lid and was made by Samuel Johnson Britannia Pottery of Staffordshire England around 1890-1900. It has cobalt blue medallions & trim and a sampler of intricate gold patterns above the half reeded bottom of the jug & gold trim. The pitcher or jug has a hammered copper lid that fits into a slot/hole ei ...click for details
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Shelley China Harebell Oleander Cup And Saucer Blue
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Pre 1970 item # 668836 (stock# tr7209)
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This is a vintage bone china tea cup and saucer made by Shelley China, England in the Harebell pattern number 13590 in the low Oleander shape with blue trim. The finely petal molded cup and saucer was made 1940-1966 and is excellent condition with no chips or cracks and the tiniest signs of use on the saucer. A beautiful pattern from a very collectible manufacturer and an elegant way to drink your tea, coffee or chocolate. Shipping in the US by USPS priority insured.
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Mulberry Transfer Plate Asiatic Pheasants Crown Ducal
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Pre 1940 item # 507729 (stock# 6362)
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This is an absolutely beautiful vintage ironstone 9.25 inch in diameter mulberry transferware plate in the Asiatic Pheasants pattern called Bristol manufactured by Crown Ducal, Stoke-on-Trent, Staffordshire, England in 1930s. This wonderful plate is in very good condition with only one old rim chip and one shallow rim chip both not visible from the front. It is really beautiful color and very decorative. Shipping in the US by USPS priority insured is $9.90.
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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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Lamonby Crown Devon John Peel Tankard Signed Song Motto
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Pre 1950 item # 853385 (stock# tr8144)
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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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Flow Blue George Jones Crescent Abbey Dinner Plate
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Pre 1910 item # 851319 (stock# tr8137)
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This is a George Jones and Sons Crescent China, England flow blue antique dinner plate in the Abbey pattern made by in the Abbey pattern in flow blue transfer or transferware. The ironstone plate measures 10.5 inches in diameter and features a design of abbey ruins in flow blue with border vignettes. The plate was made 1891-1904 and is in excellent, near mint condition with no chips or cracks and only the most minor utensil marks. A wonderful pattern by an outstanding and very collectible manufa ...click for details
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Shelley Heather Dinner Plate Magenta Gold Overlay
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Pre 1970 item # 564205 (stock# 6710)
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This is a wonderful Shelley China of England 10.75 inch in diameter dinner, rack or cabinet plate in the Heather pattern #13282/m in the Gainsborough or Henley shape 1940-1966. The outer rim is a lovely magenta or pinkish maroon with an overlay of gold filagree and a gold rim. The design is a lovely Scottish landscape with a river, bridge, trees and heather. Lovely. The rack plate is in excellent condition with no chips or cracks. Shipping in the US by USPS priority insured is $13.80.
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Midwinter Gold Chintz Biscuit Barrel Fancy Brama
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Pre 1950 item # 811588 (stock# tr7846)
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$228.00
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This is a chintz biscuit jar or biscuit barrel in an art deco design vintage with fancy silver plate fittings. The biscuit jar was made by Midwinter, England now a part of Wedgwood in 1940-1946 in a pattern called Brama consisting of a green ground with a gold chintz grapes and grapevine overlay. The Brama pattern was substituted by what used to be the Springtime pattern in 1946-1947, so the dating is pretty narrow. The silver plated fittings are fancy and are marked EPNS with S F and 2 crossed ...click for details
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Motto Ware Sugar Basin Watcombe Torquay
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Pre 1910 item # 260943 (stock# 5385)
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$40.00
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This is a cute little motto ware or mottoware sugar basin or sugar bowl made by the Watcombe, Torquay England pottery 1867-1901. The motto is Sweeten To Your Liking and the bowl measures 2 inches high by 3.5 inches diameter at the bottom and 2.75 inche in diameter at the top. The sugar bowl is in very good condition with no chips or cracks. A very collectible piece. Famous and fun mottoware pottery has been manufactured in the south of England from the 1870's until the factories closed in th ...click for details
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