A small vase from the Zuid-Holland factory. The rounded shape is modified by triangular accents around rim and body. Glossy glaze and Oriental designs in brown, blue and puce over a soft beige shade. Gatehouse mark for Zuid-Holland, Maas (pattern name), 202 (model) and twig mark for 1920. Height: "2 ¾ / 7 cm. Condition: fine...

Fayence pin with the Zodiac motif of the two fishes relief-carved against a black-glazed background, “Picasso style”, c 1960. W: 3,5 cm...

It takes two to tango...two very small Yixing teapots, joined together but with separate spouts. Chubby, fruit-like shape, dark clay with a soft feel. Incised decoration of a bird to one pot and lettering to the other. Both pots and lids with impressed seal marks. Probably early 20th c. Height with lid: "22 ¾ /7 cm, width: "5 /12,5 cm. Condition: one lid has been broken in two and restuck...

A German silver plated lidded milk jug/pitcher, by WMF/Württembergische Metalwaren Fabrik, c 1910. Heat isolating small bone discs and wrapped wicker handle. Of simple design, with just some ridges to articulate the neck and the knob. Stamped WMF ostrich mark. Height: "6 ½ /16,5 cm including knob. Condition: fine...

A silver plated bowl by WMF, Württembergische Metallwarenfabrik, c 1900. Naturalistically modelled as a crumbled leaf with its network of nerves and irregular curves. Width: "5 ¼ / 13 cm. Mark: ostrich in diamond, WMF and G. Condition: fine...

Johanna Meier-Michel for WKKW, young woman depicting Autumn, gracefully presenting a basket of grapes and other fruit, c 1912. Height: “11 ½ /29,5 cm. Stamped Wiener Werkstätte mark and impressed numbers 1144...

A sterling silver bowl by Frank Whiting, c 1900, with a splendid hibiscus and scroll-work border, the style of which combines Rococo and Art Nouveau. Engraved monogram CN or NC. Diam: "5 ¾ / 14,5 cm, as indicated by the back stamp, which also includes the Whiting lion mark and 6072...

A nice plate by the Cambrian pottery in Swansea, Wales, 1790’s. Of lobed shape and printed in blue with a Chinoiserie Pagoda pattern within a variation of the Fitzhugh border. Three stilt marks to the front, the back with impressed flower-head mark. Diameter "9 ¼ / 23,2 cm. Condition: fine...

Small yellow jasperware dish or plate. Relief decoration of flowering prunus in the Chinese or Japanese style. Impressed mark Wedgwood (R) Made in England and SR, c 1900. Diam: "4/ 10,5 cm. Condition: fine. ...

An English Wedgwood diced jasperware syllabub cup and lid, c 1800. Lattice-turned "diced" blue and white and olive jasper decoration of exquisite fineness. Height: "3/ 7,5 cm. Condition: restuck rim chip to the cup, and a small chip at the end of the handle, as seen in photos. ...

A Wedgwood cream-ware saucer plate of lobed shape, the centre with a ridged circle. Over-glaze painted decoration in sepia of a sprig of cornflower or pimpernel in the centre, and an outer border of stylized, pointed leaves. Impressed mark “wedgwood”, in the lower case, for 1780 – 98. Diam: 7 ½”/19 cm. Condition: some rubbing to the decoration, and a star crack visible from the back....

An English blue and white Jasperware cheese plate by Wedgwood. Marks for after 1891, and with impressed Y, probably for 1896. Diam: "9 ¾ /23,5 cm, height: "1/2,5 cm. Condition: scratch marks to the well, and a chip to under side of rim. ...

Pair of Wedgwood feather or shell edge plates, with painted blue articulations of the sculpted scalloped rim and an inner lace-like pattern. Diam. “10/25 cm. Both impressed “wedgwood” and a figure (Nr 1 with 2, Nr 2 with 3), Nr 2 with a four-dot mark in blue, around 1770. Condition: plate Nr 1 with chips to under side of rim, Nr 2 with a hairline, both have rim frits. ...

Ten Wedgwood crested or "Goss" US Allies bread plates. Eleven Allies surrounding the US Banner. Impressed ”WEDGWOOD”, “ETRURIA ENGLAND”, painted pattern mark G 4984 and impressed year mark (?) W for 1920. Diam. 8 ¼"/20,5 cm. Condition: fine. The photos are showing a yellow tone that is not consistent with the white glaze of the dishes. ...

An English basket bowl by Wedgwood, transfer printed in blue with the Ferrara pattern, c. 1910. Height: "4 ½/ 11,5 cm, width: "6/ 15 cm. Condition: two small glaze bubbles to one sida, on each sida of the handle, as seen in photo. ...