A Coalport Botanical Dessert Service 19th Century
Archives: Decorative Art: Ceramics: English Pre 1837 VR: item #397617
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Arlene Noble Antiques
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This is one of the finest and prettiest dessert services I have had. It is early, first half of the 19th century, and has various botanical scenes painted on each of the plates and service pieces. Consisting of 12 large dessert plates, 2 oval serving plates, one sauce tureen with cover and a fabulous comport on stand. The set is a beautiful shade of pink on a white ground and to the center are hand painted botanical decorations, different for each piece. The handles are classical in design a... Click for details
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A Pair of Staffordshire Zebra Spill Vases
Archives: Decorative Art: Ceramics: English Pre 1900: item #397576
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A beautifully modeled pair of Staffordshire zebra spill vases C1840. These were used as mantle decorations in the 19th Century and were probably inspired by the traveling fairs that were part of English 19th Century life. Very few people had seen a zebra, or traveled to where one could be seen, most people stayed within 30 miles of their village. But these fairs could and did bring exotic animals to the countryside, and were eagerly awaited. Staffordshire figures were made, inspired by the po... Click for details
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A Set Of 5 Coalport Botanical Plates
Archives: Decorative Art: Ceramics: English Pre 1900: item #388961
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Early Coalport Botanical Serving plates first half of the 19th century. Five large plates each with a different painted transfer to the center. White ground, painted and decorated botanical dish with an apple border and gold band. One with a rose, another a morning glory, another with a pink spring flower, if youknow the name please email me. the fourth with Sweet William and the last with a blue clematis. altogether a pretty impressive set. The plates measure 9" and the condition is excellen... Click for details
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Coalport Botanical Serving Pieces 19th Century
Archives: Decorative Art: Ceramics: English Pre 1900: item #388958
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Arlene Noble Antiques
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Early Coalport Botanical Serving pieces second half of the 19th century. Four plates on stand two matching in shape, each of a different shape and with a different painted transfer to the center. White ground, painted and decorated botanical dish with an apple border and gold band. There are two comports on stand each with a reticulated gold decorated handle. Scrolls to the inside of the comport and with a morning glory painted to the center. the other has a pink floral spray. These measure 1... Click for details
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English Ironstone milk pitcher
Archives: Decorative Art: Ceramics: English Pre 1837 VR: item #376423
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Ash Brothers' Antiques
(214) 821-5265
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English Ironstone milk pitcher with polychrome chinoiserie decoration. Marked "Opaque China" with maker's monogram. The term Opaque China was used by several early 19th century makers. A jug with an identical pattern appears in Coysh and Henrywood's "Blue and White Printed Pottery" vol. 1, color plate V with maker's mark of Lockett and Hulme. The monogram on this piece does not appear to be an L and H. I believe it is a J and G, possibly for the potters John and George Lockett 1802-1805 or anoth... Click for details
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Set of 6 Wedgwood Green Majolica Plates c.1820
Archives: Decorative Art: Ceramics: English Pre 1837 VR: item #372847
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Chilong Antiques
+44 1225 484519
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A set of six Wedgwood green-glazed majolica plates finely moulded with a design of vine leaves and basketwork, each with the impressed mark WEDGWOOD 7 to the reverse. Diameter: 8 3/8 in. c.1820.Three of these plates are perfect. Three have some minor rubbing to some of the high points of the moulding. One has a hairline rim crack 2 ½ in. long; one has a chip to the reverse; one has a star glaze crack to the reverse whi... Click for details
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