Antique marked Emerald Green pot Haynes & Co. Baltimore Authentic pot made by the Baltimore based Haynes & Co., which was in business from the 1850's to around 1914.

Marked at bottom with the Haynes trademark.

Dimensions:

10 inches wide at top, 9 1/2 inches tall, 6 1/4 inches wide at base.

Well preserved with evidence of some wear and tear.

Item being used to raise funds for our senior pastor's surgery.  

Antique marked Sevres pot with gilt interior. Lovely pottery bearing the trademark of the pottery manufacturer in Sevres, France.

Dimensions: 10 inches wide at top, 4 inches tall.

Item being used to raise funds for our senior pastor's surgery.

 

Royal Wettina Vase RH , two handled, ancient Greek scene painted. Royal Wettina marking on bottom.

Beautiful colorful ancient setting ( could be set in ancient Greece or ancient Rome) circumscribes the center of the vase.

Dimensions:
Approximately 13.75 inches ( 34.82 cm) high by 8.25 inches (20.96 cm) from one handle end to the other.

No reasonable offer refused.

Item being sold to raise funds for an insulin pump and other medical expenses and of our senior pastor who is suffering diabetic blindness in his left eye.

Our fundraising needs also now include the replacement of our mission chapel in Pennsylvania, destroyed in a fire on Sept. 22, 2008. The press release is available for viewing in this store's 'links' section at the bottom of the store's home page.  

Antique Brass Lion's Head Urn. Marvelous urn mounted and braced in brass ( could be bronze, but I judge it to be brass).

Unfortunately my photos do not do justice to this marvelous piece.

Urn is constructed with a marble-like material.

Dimensions:

Appr. 17 1/2 " (44.45 cm) tall by 10" (25.4 cm) by 10" (25.4) measured diagonically at the base.

No reasonable offer refused.

Item being sold to raise funds for an insulin pump and other medical expenses and of our senior pastor who is suffering diabetic blindness in his left eye.

Our fundraising needs also now include the replacement of our mission chapel in Pennsylvania, destroyed in a fire on Sept. 22, 2008. The press release is available for viewing in this store's 'links' section at the bottom of the store's home page.