A large and heavy Georgian repousse decorated sterling silver sauceboat, London, 1826, by John Wakefield. With presentation on underside and family crest below the spout. Size: 8 inches long x 5.25 inches high x 4 inches deep. Excellent condition.
An English majolica fish tureen with cover, attributed to George Jones and Sons. Circa 1870. The cover is modeled in the form of a fish resting on a bed of seaweed, whilst the tureen is fashioned as a woven basket and is covered in a brown glaze, with a lavender interior. Size: 19.5 inches length x 8.5 inches depth x 5 inches ht. Condition: one small chip to the top rim of the tureen. Without a manufacturer's stamp, but attributed to George Jones and Sons and bearing a painted pattern n ...click for details
A large Wave Crest covered dresser box by C.F. Monroe Co. of Meriden, CT. Circa 1900. This large box is executed in swirled opal white and yellow glass and has a hand painted enameled fern and flower motif on the lid. Signed on the underside with an original paper label. Condition is excellent and the box retains the original silk lining. There is some wear to the gilt finish of the metal rims. Size: 7 inches diameter x 4 inches ht.
A rare and tall signed Kelva glass vase by the C.F. Monroe Co of Meriden CT. Circa 1900-1910. Kelva was a line of art glass similar to Wave Crest manufactured by C.F. Monroe. This vase is mounted in silvered metal with pierced handles. The vase exhibits hand painted roses set against a gray/green streaked background. Size: 12.75 inches ht. x 8.5 inches x 6.5 inches diameter. Condition is very good, but the metal rim is loose and requires re-attaching. No chips or cracks. Signed on the u ...click for details
Wave Crest cigar box humidor manufactured by the C.F. Monroe Co. of Meriden, CT. Circa 1890-1910. An opal ware glass box with molded puffy cover adorned with hand painted enameled flowers. The body of the box painted in purple lustre with the label "Cigars". The cover is secured by a gilt metal rim with pierced metal shoulder mounts. Unsigned. Condition is very good with no chips or cracks. Minor wear to gilded finish of the metal parts. Missing the metal internal bar on the cov ...click for details
Rookwood Pottery vellum glaze vase adorned with a blue iris against a matt glaze background that shades from dark blue to light blue and finally into peach. Decorated by Caroline Steinle, 1913. Size: 9.75 inches ht. Excellent condition. Manufacturer's and potter's incised marks on underside of base.
Rookwood Pottery scenic vellum glaze vase decorated by Lorinda Epply, 1916. This large vase is painted all over with a landscape of trees. Excellent condition. Size: 10 7/8 inches ht. Incised Rookwood and potter's marks on underside of base.
Set of four Tiffany and Company large place spoons in vine Grape pattern. 8 5/8 inches length. Monogrammed on the reverse of handle in script 'SLG.' Excellent condition.
New England folk art theorem with fruit painted on velvet. Circa 1830s. Attractively painted with grapes, peach, lemon, strawberries, pear, cherries, black currants and other fruit. Offered in its original pine frame and wavy glass. Found in a Dorset, Vermont residence. Excellent original condition. Size: 11 inches x 14 inches.
Pair of patinated bronze argand lamps by John B. Jones of Boston, MA. Each lamp has a floral finial and an urn-form fluid reservoir. Circa 1830-40s. These lamps have been electrified but have not been drilled. One of the wheel-cut glass shades has a minor chip and line at the top rim. Dimensions: 19 inches ht. x 11 inches length x 5 inches depth. Excellent condition. With label of John B. Jones.
