11 items were found in the category"Porcelain_and_Pottery" that match the term "fenton" . Items 1 through 11 are shown here.

$ 8.49	Porcelain and Pottery: 1972 Fenton Mother's Day Plate Madonna of the Goldfinch A special Mother’s Day plate by Fenton, done on white porcelain, which reproduces a 1760 painting by Giovanni Batista Tiepolo, a master Venetian artist.Measuring 7 1/2 inches in diameter, the plate has an embossed, raised flower, leaf, and ribbon edging. The center depicts Tiepolo’s Madonna, nestling her babe. The child is holding a goldfinch in his left hand. This is a very compelling with fine craftsmanship and attention to detail. Mother’s Day 1972 is printed beneath the Madonna & Child. The backside of this excellent condition plate has the Fenton name, logo and history of its artwork all in embossing.
$ 125.00	Antique & Vintage China and Dinnerware: 19th c. Red Prattware Jug Red stoneware jug by the F. &  R. Pratt Co. (Staffordshire). Engine turned decoration below rim and on handle; further embellished with wide gold bands with black detailing on handle. This jug is possibly an Exhibition Piece (Great Exhibition of 1851) owing to its embellishment with gold bands, which were also used on Pratt's potlids. Incised mark of FR Pratt & Co., Fenton,Staffs, and the number 9 (usually indicates size or style).
$ 24.95	Miscellaneous Items: Miscellaneous Items Fenton Tankard **** Glassblowers Dipicted Around Sides.**** Mint
$ 485.00	IRONSTONE JUGS, TUREENS, ETC. : Early Masons Ironstone Heron Pattern Jug This is an English Masons ironstone jug in the Heron pattern of dark blue, rust, lighter blue, green and cream. The jug is marked "Fenton Stone Works" in a blue border with the number 311 below that. Godden estimates the age at circa 1824. The jug has crazing and some wear on the handle, but it's in perfect condition.
$ 222.00	Porcelain & Pottery, Miscellaneous, 19th Century.: 19th Century - Victorian Period Asiatic Pheasant Blue and White Platter. A large Staffordshire meat platter, or ashet, decorated with the famous Asiatic Pheasants design in pale blue. Very pretty antique plate, dating from Victorian times, can’t identify the pottery, as several potteries produced the Asiatic Pheasants design, among them. J. Reeves of Fenton, Staffordshire, Wedgwood & Co, and Wilemans. Ashet measures 39.5 cm by 32.5 cm (15.1/2 inches by 12.3/4 inches).It is in very good condition, having no chips or cracks (although there is a shallow nick off the foot rim underneath where a wire has caught it. Usual tripod marks from firing. A very nice plate.
$ 28.00	Norton Pottery: Pottery Norton Pottey Planter norton pottery For sale is a pastel green Norton Pottery planter. Very heavy-duty planter with incised mark: Norton USA 313. It looks just like a McCoy item. The only Norton I can find in Lehner's is Ann Norton of Clay Craft Studios; and F.B. Norton Pottery, which would be too early for this item; and Norton & Fenton, also too early. Clay Craft is a possibility. Or, perhaps there was a Norton McCoy? This vase/planter is in excellent condition and is 10.5 long x 4 wide x 3 high. It is heavier than a comparable Abingdon vase, which as you know, is one of the heaviest old potteries out there.
$ 11.99	Porcelain and Pottery: Pratt Ware Shire Books 296 by: John & Griselda Lewis Book Collector Bookstore is a retailer of new books located in Leavenworth, Kansas. We specialize in price guides and reference books for the antiques and collectibles industry. Pratt Ware takes its name from a family of potters who worked in Staffordshire in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries. The authors describe the relief-decorated, underglaze-coloured earthenware, made from about 1780 to 1840 in England and Scotland, and how it was moulded and coloured. As a result of many years of research, they show that the ware was made not only by the Pratt family at Lane Delph and Fenton, but also by other potters in Staffordshire, Shropshire, Derbyshire, Devon, Yorkshire, Tyneside, Wearside, Liverpool and the east and west coasts of Scotland. The authors have identified, mainly by marked pieces, at least two dozen potters who made this ware.
$ 49.50	Porcelain and Pottery: Pratt Ware: 1780-1840 by: John & Griselda Lewis Book Collector Bookstore is a retailer of new books located in Leavenworth, Kansas. We specialize in price guides and reference books for the antiques and collectibles industry. English and Scottish relief decorated and underglace coloured earthenware A stunning new edition of the first book to cover the increasingly popular subject of Pratt Ware. It is the only book which recounts what is known of the Pratt family of Fenton near Stoke-on-Trent and explains how this distinctive pottery came to be associated with their name. This type of ware was also made, however, by many other potters, not only in Staffordshire but also in Yorkshire, Liverpool, Sunderland, Tyneside, Devonshire and on the East and West coasts of Scotland. The wide range of products is comprehensively discussed and each piece is traced to its manufacturer. The latest findings on the subject are presented here - including the details of a new maker who came to light during research for the book. New colour illustrations have been introduced thoughout to replace many of those which were previously in black and white. The only book dealing exclusively with this area of ceramic productionThe ware includes jugs, mugs, teapots and canisters, vases, money boxes and all manner of curious objectsFirst published 1984, Revised 1993, 2nd Edition 2006
$ 39.95	Porcelain and Pottery: Flower Frogs by: Bonnie Bull Book Collector Bookstore is a retailer of new books located in Leavenworth, Kansas. We specialize in price guides and reference books for the antiques and collectibles industry. This is the first comprehensive guide to flower frogs, the decorative devices that hold flowers upright in an arrangement. 900 of these fascinating collectibles are described and shown in over 600 color photographs. The book is divided into three sections: pottery, glass, and metal, with histories of the manufacturers followed by their wares. Collectors of Beagle, Brush-McCoy, Cambridge, Cowan, Dazey, Fenton, Fostoria, Fulper, Heisey, Haeger, Rookwood, Roseville, L.E. Smith, Van Briggle, Viking, Weller, Westmoreland, and numerous other ceramics and glass companies will find their favorite flower frogs grouped together. Flower frogs from Germany, Japan, England, Czechoslovakia, and other countries are abundant. Hundreds of flower frogs in the forms of gorgeous dancing ladies, frolicking children, delightful frogs and turtles, colorful backyard and exotic birds, butterflies and dragonflies, large and small elephants, jumping fish, blooming plants, and sailing ships are included, plus an amazing array of metal wire and loop creations.
$ 55.00	American Pottery Porcelain : Antique Pot Lids Underglaze Prints on Pottery Rare Book THE PRICE GUIDE TO POT-LIDS AND OTHER UNDERGLAZE COLOUR PRINTS ON POTTERY by A. Ball, The Antique Collector’s Club, Suffolk, 1970. This rare out-of-print book is the most complete work available on the subject of pot lids – lids which were put on top of pots. These lids were often decorated with a picture descriptive of the contents of that pot. 'It is generally accepted that the firm of F. & R. Pratt & Co. of Fenton in Staffordshire were primarily responsible for the production of pot-lids as we know them today. Whether this is true or not is still in doubt, because there is certain information available which shows that other manufacturers were also in production contemporary with Pratt’s, not the least of which were Mayer & Co., of Burstem and the Cauldon Pottery Co. of Shelton.' This book covers approximately 600 different covers – their name, maker and date when known, and price information (in British pounds at date of publication). This book is a collector’s item in itself and an invaluable reference for the collector, dealer, or historian of decorated ceramics. 5.5 in. x 8.5 in. hardback with dust cover in very good condition. 509 pages. Includes Price Guide Supplement.Free media mail shipping and handling for deliveries within the 48 United States. International customers please contact us for shipping options and costs. ©2003
$ 45.00	English Pottery and Porcelain: Antique English Pottery Porcelain Types Makers / Book 'English pottery reflects a wide range of tastes, varying from the naïve and often comic medieval jug to Wedgwood’s jasperware and Victorian Staffordshire portrait figures.' Given 372 color and black-and-white photographs with identifying captions, this early out-of-print book will assist the reader in identifying the various types and makers of antique English pottery. A COLLECTOR’S HISTORY OF ENGLISH POTTERY by Griselda Lewis, The Viking Press, N.Y., 1969. This text is comprehensive in historical scope, treating English pottery from the Stone Age to the 20th century. The author 'has avoided the usual over-emphasis on rare museum pieces, and she describes a large number of lesser pieces still to be found by enterprising amateurs….[She] includes descriptions of early British pottery, Delftware and slipware, salt-glazed stoneware and Astbury and Whieldon ware. The author discusses and illustrates the work of the Wood family of Burslem, the cream-colored earthenware of the eighteenth century, Castleford ware and ‘stone china’, the underglaze colored ware of Pratt, and the enameled figures of Walton and Sherratt. She also details a wide sample of popular nineteenth century ware. The clear identifications and crisp descriptions, accompanied by 372 illustrations, many in color, will be of great value to the collector and student.' This in-depth book covers by chapter: Early Pottery in England; Slipware; Delftware; Stoneware; Salt-Glazed Stoneware; Lead-Glazed Stoneware; Lead-Glazed Red Earthenware; The Two Ralph Woods; Josiah Wedgwood 1730-95; Cream-Colored Earthenware; Pratt Ware 1790-1830; Pearl Ware; Enamel Colored Figures; Josiah Spode and Transfer Printing; Railway Commemorative Transfer-Printed Pottery; Stone China; Lustre Decorated Earthenware; Mosaic Ware; F & R Pratt and Co of Fenton; Mocha Ware; Measham Ware; Victorian Cottage Pots and Portrait Figures; Artist Potters Mid-19th Century to 1914; The Modern Artist Potter from 1920 to the Present Day; Factory Made Pottery; and Index. 7.5 in. x 10 in. hardback with dust cover in very good condition. 223 pages. Free media mail shipping and handling for deliveries within the 48 United States. International customers please contact us for shipping options and costs. ©2003

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