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Julia Marlowe Match Safe
This porcelain match safe represents Julia Marlowe, the stage name of Sarah Frances Frost, an American actress who rose to stardom in Shakespearean plays and modern drama in the late 1890’s. Marlowe performed with Edward Hugh Sothern in many stage productions. High glaze on front, bisque back. 3 ¾" long. Excellent condition. (282E)
keywords: pottery fireplace accessory commemorative historical acting
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281
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Toby Jug Nut Brown Ale
Made by Shorter & Sons Ltd. Staffordshire, England. Features a pipe smoking man seated on an ale keg, holding a foaming mug of ale. Perfect condition. ca. after 1880 (#281)
Key words: antique ceramic pottery china porcelain dishes
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234A
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Copeland Spode Imperial Demitasse Cup and Saucer
This is a creamy white porcelain demitasse cup and saucer. Saucer – 4 ½" d. Cup – 2 ¼" h x 2 ¼" w. Classic design. One tiny imperfection along the saucer edge. Perhaps early to mid 1900’s. Both pieces are marked. (#234A)
Key words: antique ceramic pottery china porcelain dishes
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244C
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German Porcelain Mug – Ski Scene
This German mug depicts two children playing, possibly indoors. One has wooden skis and a wooden ski pole. Note the toboggan in the background. 3" h x 2 7/8" w. Some of the soft gold luster has worn off at the top of the handle. There is a 1/8" chip under the base rim. Marked "Germany." A Victorian era piece – late 1800’s – early 1900’s. (#244C)
Key words: antique ceramic pottery china porcelain dishes child
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249D
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Pink Luster Miniature Souvenir Pieces (set of 2)
These may be either a child’s porcelain souvenir washbowl and pitcher set or an open sugar and creamer. Made in Germany, c. 1920’s. Gray and white roses and leaves are on a pink luster band. Gilt lettering on each piece says" A Present from Inverurie", which is a Scottish city. There is a 1/8" chip on the foot rim of the bowl and a fine hairline inside the bowl. Bowl – 2 7/8" w x 1 5/8" h. Pitcher – 2 5/8" h. Each piece is ink stamped "Made in Germany." (#249D)
Key words: antique ceramic pottery china porcelain dishes German
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T2024
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Childs Porcelain Cup Saucer early 1800's
Fab porcelain (probably soft paste) child's cup and saucer with sprig decorations in green and black curly cues. Saucer is 4 1/2" in diam, and the cup is 1 1/2" high x 2 5/8" in diam. Early 19th Century - English. Tiny chip on the foot of the cup, and a miniscule nick on the cup edge - generally wonderful condition. (#T-2024)
Key words: antique English porcelain china soft paste childrens
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262
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Wedgwood Jasperware Green Dish
Scalloped edges grace this decorative green 5 ¼" dish. Classical scene center medallion. Mark is after 1921. Condition is excellent. (#262)
Key words: antique ceramic pottery china porcelain dishes
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T1524
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Porcelain Plate with Peacocks Hand Painted
Lovely and whimsical porcelain plate with hand painted peacocks. Reticulated handles - the plate has gold around these and the rim. Marked Silesia on the back, this measures 10" across at the handles. Circa 1910-1920 - there is some wear to the gold and the painting, but minor - generally in very nice condition. (T-1524)
Keywords: pottery European birds Germany
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T2064
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Rosenthal Antique Porcelain Ramekins
This is a pair of Rosenthal hand painted porcelain ramekins, with underplates. There are 2 additional underplates that can be used as little dessert dishes. Each plate measures 5" in diameter at its widest, and they have scalloped edges - all in excellent condition. The ramekins are 1 1/2" high, 2 1/2" diam on the bottom, and 3 3/4" across at the top. Both have small chips on the top edge. All pieces are trimmed in gold and decorated with different color bunches of delicate flowers. All pieces are stamped or impressed and hand signed, and were made between 1891 - 1906. (#T-2064)
Keywords: Germany German dinnerware china dishes antique plates
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229B
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Pair of Children’s Hand painted Plates
Each of these colorful 6" plates depicts an interesting bird – almost like an illustration in a book. One depicts a robin, the other a duck and ducklings. Both are signed "BYRDE." Do we think that’s a pseudonym? Marked "Bareuther, Bavaria Germany." Early 1900’s.
Excellent condition – no chips, cracks or crazing. (#229B)
Key words: antique ceramic pottery china porcelain dishes
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235C
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Napoleonic Grenadier Figurines (set of 4)
These brightly colored figurines are probably from one of the German factories using the "Crown N" look alike mark of Capodimonte. All are in perfect condition. They range in height from 6 ¾" – 7 ¼". Each pedestal is 2 ¼" square. They feature mostly bright red, blue and green colors with gold embellishments. (#235-238C)
Key words: antique ceramic pottery china porcelain dishes
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T2051
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Limoges Porcelain Cake Set
This set consists of a large serving platter and 6 dessert plates. Platter is about 17" x 11" - and has heavily gilt handles and a nice gilt band around the edge. The design is done in pastel greens, blues, pinks, and golds, with floral bouquets, swags, and a charming acorn and leaf border. Dessert plates are 7 3/8" in diam. One has a 1/4" shallow flake on the rim of the foot, and the platter has one small area of minor discoloration (see photo). The set is in generally excellent condition - by J. Pouyat, Limoges, France, circa 1870. (#T-2051)
Key words: antique ceramic pottery china porcelain dishes French
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247D
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Stangl Bird Painted Buntintg
This bird, with it’s marvelous colors measures 4 ½" h to the top of the highest wing and the longest length is about 6". Note the Stangl stamp and artist signature on the base. Excellent condition – nochips, cracks or repairs. (#247D)
Key words: antique ceramic pottery china porcelain figurine
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