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Glass, Porcelain and Pottery
JdM-1H-2
Very Early English Worcester Handle-less Cup and Saucer - George Granger - Hand Painted Birds and Insects typical of the period - Wonderful surface overall, minor gilt loss at rim and two small rim chips on base of cup (the larger of these two is shown in the 4th photo, above - the smaller is too small to show up in a photo), otherwise cup is whole and sound with no cracks. Saucer is in top-notch shape - good surface, no discernable gilt-loss, chip and crack-free. Cup measures 2 3/4" across x 1 1/4" tall. Saucer measures 4 5/8" across. Mark on cup did not photograph as well as mark on saucer, but they are virtually identical, dating the two to the 3rd quarter of the 18th Century. $125.
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JdM-1H-1
Another Early, Lovely Piece of Worcester, from the same Maine
Estate as the above-listed Early Worcester Cup and Saucer - This piece also exisitely hand-painted with decoration typical to the period; lovely insects and florals. Gilt trim and accents overall with a classic cobalt under-surface at the rim. The dish measures 9 5/8" x 7" x 1 1/2" High. Minor gilt-loss here and there at the rim, otherwise very sound - no chips or cracks and wonderful surface retention overall. The lone dark blue crescent mark dates this piece to the 3rd or early 4th quarter of the 18th Century. $195.
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KM-1B-1
Herend Tureen - "Rothschild Bird (Pastel)" pattern - This incredibly lovely two-quart tureen is in pristine condition - all paint, gilding, handles, the wonderful lemon-form finial and applied florals are
100% intact. The decorative motifs used in this charming pattern were inspired by a story about the Baroness Rothschild's having lost a necklace in the garden which was said subsequently to have been found when seen being toyed with by a couple of birds in courtship. This piece will be a "Show-Stopper" on your table or sideboard. 12 3/4" Long from handle to handle, 8" across and 9" high. Shop around and compare - this item is priced to sell: $450.
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LO-47A
19th Century Burselem Staffordshire Transferware Tureen with
Elephant Head-form handles and lid finial, "Marguerite" pattern. This Late Mayers piece with its kneeling nude potter mark and "JG" initials puts it in the John Gildea era and dates it to roughly 1885 -
1888. It measures 11 1/2" Long by 6 5/8" Across and 5 1/2" High. Condition is good or very good overall with extremely minimal transferware loss and a modicum of age-spotting throughout (see the second-to-last photo above for an example of the spotting).
This whimsical piece with its figural details and cheerful decoration is certain to please! $195.
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DB1-8G-1
Wonderfully whimsical 19th Century Old Paris Dish featuring a
Pelican with his fresh-caught supper! As is typical of Old Paris items, there is no mark, but we date this to mid-to-late 19th C.
The dish measures 5 5/8" across x 1 1/8" high. As shown in first photo, there is minor surface-loss here and there, but dish is
otherwise fine overall with no chips or cracks. $85.
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DA15072
J P Limoges Hand Painted and Gilded Ewer from the Jean Pouyat factory in Limoges, Artist Signed ("AB"), ca. 1891 - 1932
7 1/2" Wide x 5" High $295.
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DA12028
Rare and Exquisite Signed Ceramic Tray by renowned
New England/Wells, Maine Potter,
Norman Arsenault (1900 - 1984), ca. 1960
(in Excellent Condition)
4 7/8" Square $195.
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SOLD
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LJC-3G
Victorian Era Cobalt Cut-to-Clear Bohemian Glass Compote
with Stag and Doe Motif, Star-burst Base and Beveled Rim
9" Diameter x 6 7/8" High $350.00
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NB-4A
Set/Six (+) "China Blau" Blue and White Schumann Five
O' Clock Cups and Saucers - Arsburg, Bavaria, ca. 1920
This lovely little set features a delicate lacy blue on white pattern with an oriental motif, floral accents and gilded trim. Price for the set includes one extra cup and two extra saucers, lovely condition, all. $140/Set _______________________________________________________________________________
PS-26F
Sydney T. Callowhill 10" Gilded Porcelain Center Bowl
Ca. 1910 - 1920 $225.SOLD________________________________________________________________________________