Two Cranberry Cut to Clear etched Blown Glass Whale Oil Lamps, electrified. Cut pattern illustrates a cluster of grapes and leaves with tendrils. Brass hold leads to square marble bases. 19th Century base, electrified circa 1940. Beautiful painted cut pierce shades with floral detail come with the lamps, circa 1940. Each stands 24 inches high.
Stiegel-Type Enameled Glass Tumblers, Pennsylvania Origin, Circa 1810. Each stands 3 inches high, 3 inches in diameter. One reads lightly in panel 'Forget Me Not', the other, 'Remember Me'. $150.00 per Tumbler.
Stiegel-Type Stem, Clear Etched Glass, depicting a Duck diving into a small pot of water. Sentiment, written in German, reads 'Say Nicht vor Witzig' loosely translated as 'Say Nothing for Witty'. Stiegel's Pennsylvania workshop was most entirely comprised of German artisans, and this is likely American origin, circa 1800. Undamaged, 6" high.
Blue Coarse Spatterware Handleless Cup and Saucer in the quite rare Baby Peafowl pattern. Circa 1820, English origin. Good condition, with no damages. There is, within the Teabowl, a slub of pottery, from manufacture. Given that the bodies of each peafowl are in different coloration, one might consider this to be a marriage set. Should this be the case, they have been held in the same estate for some time (as evidenced by the owner's sticker attached to both cup and saucer base). Sauce ...click for details
Late Victorian American Majolica Blended Glaze Jardiniere, this is Brush McCoy in the Bearded Iris pattern. A stock number is indicated on the bottom of the pot, however, it is quite loaded with glaze and is therefore illegible. Circa 1915. Features an in mold floral Bearded Iris in swirling panels. Colored from the bottom as black to gold to an olive rim, the olive taking itself throughout the pots interior. Excellent condition. Some degree of crazing, no chips or cracks. Measures 7 and ...click for details
Blue Green Spatterware Sugar Bowl in the Cluster of Buds Pattern, from England dating to the 1820's. Measures 4 inches high. No known restorations, excellent condition.
Parian Relief, framed and under glass, depicting Rebekah at the Well. Circa 1880, The scene is perhaps a bit romanticized for the period, with the Eleizer Male figure garbed in fashions firmly of the 19th century. Male figure's left hand is broken off, Loss to hand of Rebehak's right hand, and there is small damage to each of the figures heads resulting from their close proximity to the Glass which encases them. Measures in frame 10" X 10". Original period gold gilt frame.
Adams Tunstall Creamer Pitcher in the 'Old Free Hand' pattern, hand painted pagoda in a garden design. Tunstall England origin, previous to 1920. Minor crazing. Otherwise mint condition. Stands just under 3 and 1/2" high.
Encaustic Tile depicting bacchanal grouping of Cherub Harvesters, circa 1910. On the Reverse, indicated by stamp, made by the Foreign Plastic Art Co., Boston, and written 'The Harvesters' in graphite. Measures 10" L X 5" H, has two wires on the top for hanging. Good condition, no chips or cracks.
Samuel Lear Majolica Jug in the Water Lilies pattern, measures 5 inches high. Small pin prick chip to the spout, please see illustration. Otherwise fine condition.
