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Victorian Majolica Embossed and Painted Floral Cup
Dainty, diminutive and precious! We have several questions on this cutie as to its maker and whether or not it had a saucer, however for the price it would make a wonderful addition to your cabinet display of dainties.
I would venture to call the bluish lavender flower a Morning Glory but I am no Botanist. It is reminiscent of Majolica in it's form and high sheen slightly lustered glaze. Extremely well defined overlapping flower petal shape with high relief blue florals, gilt leaves and vine.
The paint is in excellent condition as is the gold detail. The cup is formed of broad leaves that have a cream and pale yellow paint wash effect. Ornate handle is detailed with gold.
Measures 2 inches tall by 2.25 inches including the handle. Incised mark 7170 with artist hash-mark in ink. English attribution.
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Circa: 1900 - 1930
Type: Antique Staffordshire
Manufacturer: Unknown
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Wedgwood Transferware Oriental Pheasants Coffee Pot
Vintage Enoch Wedgwood enameled brown and white transfer Oriental Pheasants pattern coffee pot. High impact color splash created by enameled accents of fuscia and yellow hand applied to the transfer pattern.
Fine crazing on bottom, otherwise perfect. Pot measures 9 inches high by 9 inches from spout to applied handle's edge. Overall condition of near excellent is given to this lovely coffee pot. In fact, it appears to have been minimally, if ever, used.
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Circa: 1905 - 1950
Type: Porcelain & Pottery, Dinnerware, Wedgwood, Coffee Pots
Manufacturer: Enoch Wedgwood, England
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Ivanhoe Blue and White Meat Platter S. Hancock&Son
Lovely example of Stoke on Trent Blue and White earthenwares production during the 1906 through 1912 period by Sampson Hancock & Son.
Ivanhoe pattern large meat platter measures 18 inches long by 13 inches wide and bears their backstamp print mark and pattern name used between 1906 - 1912.
Platter is rated as overall very good to excellent condition, with minimal glazing, color wear or utensil markings.
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Circa: 1906-1912
Type: Antique Staffordshire
Manufacturer: Sampson Hancock & Son
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Victorian Wood & Sons Floral Medallion Tea Plate
Beautiful transfer painted pattern exhibited on Wood & Sons porcelain tea plate. Vivid burgundy colored border with corresponding floral bouquet set upon ivory ground.
Circa early 1900's plate is in excellent condition with no chips, cracks or extensive crazing. Colors are still rich. Sorry, pattern name is unknown.
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Circa: Circa 1900
Type: Antique Staffordshire
Manufacturer: Wood & Sons
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