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Early C19th English Spode porcelain sucrier
Archives: Decorative Art: Ceramics: English Pre 1837 VR: item #731782
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Three Empires
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An early C19th. Spode porcelain sucrier / sugar box decorated in underglaze blue and gilt with a chinoisserie scene.Dating from c.1810, it measures 6 inches across the hamdles. There is a faint hairline to the base, star cracks to the interior glaze which do not come through, and some wear to the gilding. It displays very well and is useable.
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Royal Worcester shell centerpiece Hadley 19th century
Archives: Decorative Art: Ceramics: English Pre 1900: item #718395
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Eastern Shore Antiques
251-625-0930
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This fine porcelain figurine of a male mermaid modeled underneath a shell would make an excellent centerpiece. The piece depicts a man with a tail fin as one would see on a mermaid set among cat tails and other reeds as one would find around the water. These items are cast underneath a large scalloped shell. The work is extraordinary with heavy use of gilding and very fine detail.
The piece is signed by Hadley for James Hadley, the primary modeler for Royal Worcester in the late 19th century... Click for details
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19th C English Copeland Mandarin Blue & White Willow
Archives: Decorative Art: Ceramics: English Pre 1900: item #710430
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Barclay Galleries
405: 684-9922
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42-piece English Porcelain Tea and Dessert Set, by Copeland, "Mandarin," Blue Willow transferware pattern, in blue & white with gilded decoration and rims; includes fluted teapot and lid, 1 teapot tray (may be a later replacement), 10 tea cups, 12 deep saucers (slight, indistinct depressions for cups), 12 dessert plates, 1 creamer, 2 waste or serving bowls, and extra pieces of 2 dinner plates. c. 1851-1885.
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Royal Worcester Porcelain Cream Soup Raised Gold 1929
Archives: Decorative Art: Ceramics: English Pre 1930: item #697568
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Barclay Galleries
405: 684-9922
Price: $600.00 USD
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Two exquisite, very rare, two-piece English, Royal Worcester, porcelain, double-handled, footed Cream Soup Bowls and Underplates, mark of 1929. The wide saucer band is etched in an all-over gold pattern, with an elegant, melodic raised gold pattern of shells, leaves, berries and concentric circles over the vivid green enamel. The pattern is completely duplicated both inside and outside the cream soup bowl, plus the repetition of the etched band around the outside of the bowl. Two brilliant go... Click for details
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Modernist English Poole pottery
Archives: Decorative Art: Ceramics: English Pre 1960: item #682270
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Kingston Bay Gallery
781 588 6560
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Two Poole pottery platters, signed by the artist. There are 12.5" long and 4" wide. These are known as the 'cucumber' dishes that were made in the 1950's by the Head of Design, Alfred Read, a very famous potter. The cucumber shape was designed in 1953 and reflects the very "contemporary" style of the fifties. They were painted by Ruth Pavely, based on an early design of the 1930s. Any Alfred Read design is highly desirable by pottery collectors. Condition is very good.
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