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dlton1745 |
Royal Doulton Autumn Breezes Figurine #HN2147
This beautiful bone china collector figurine, Autumn Breezes was made in England by Royal Doulton circa 1955-71. Also marked on the bottom under the Royal Doulton Stamp is the name Autumn Breezes / Copr 1939 / Doulton & Co.Limited / HN2147 with the initials FW.
John Doulton founded Doulton Lambeth pottery in 1815 with John Watts. The factory was a tiny pottery located in Lambeth near London, England. They produced salt glazed utilitarian items and pitchers, plain figural bottles, and stoneware items.
After John Watts retired from the company, John Doulton began experimenting with a more decorative pottery line. Many glazes and decorative effects were developed including faience, impasto, silicon, carrara, marqueterie, chine, and rouge flambe. The factory operated in Lambeth until 1956.
In 1878, Sir Henry Doulton purchased Pinder, Bourne and Company of Burslem. Queen Victoria knighted Henry Doulton in 1887 for his innovations in the ceramic art. In 1882, the company became Doulton and Company, Ltd.
In 1882, a second factory was built in Burslem which still continues to produce the famous figurines, jugs, and table wares. It added porcelain production and earthenware production to its offerings in 1884. Also in 1884, Doulton added decorated porcelain to the other production lines. Doulton figures were made at the Burslem plants from 1890 until 1978.
Very elegant, she holding onto her hat with one hand while the other is tucked into her muff and her dress is flowing into the breeze.
Design by Leslie Harradine in colors of black and white with a soft cream accent throughout, she is in very good + condition, without chips, cracks, crazing or fleabites and she measures 7 1/2 inches tall, 4 1/2 inches wide and 5 1/4 inches deep.
An addition to any Royal Doulton Collection.
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amthystry1743 |
Amethyst Oval Center Handled Tray
This lovely amethyst center handled cookie/serving tray with a gold floral banding around the rim has no makers mark. Oval in shape their is also a decoration painted on the handle. I was really hoping to find some information on the maker and pattern because this is the first oval tray I have come across and with the color amethyst also! If anyone knows the maker I would greatly appreciate an email.
In very good condition, without chips, cracks or fleabites, the gold banding does show some wear in spots, which I have shown in my pictures, and it measures 5 inches high, 12 inches long and 10 inches wide.
An addition to any Vintage Amethyst Glass Collection.
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mlkptchr1744 |
Pineapple Pattern Pressed Glass Milk Pitcher
This beautiful clear pressed glass milk pitcher has no makers mark.
In the pineapple pattern, it is in very good + condition, without chips, cracks or fleabites, and it measures 5 inches high, 5 inches spout to handle and 3 1/4 inches wide.
An addition to any Vintage Kitchen or Pressed Glass Collection.
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verliqr1738 |
Verrerie Cristallerie Liqueur Set-France
This lovely 8 piece decanter set is mint in it's original box which is marked: Verrerie Cristallerie D'Aroues/ France / Liqueur Service.
The decanter has a white and black checkerboard design and measures 7 inches tall and 3 1/2 inches wide, while the glasses, in the same pattern, are in 6 different colors, red and black, orange and black, white and black, green and black, blue and black and yellow and black and they measure 2 inches tall and 1 5/8 inches across the rim.
An addition to any Vintage Liqueur Service Collection.
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hagerash1740 |
Retro Royal Haeger #135 Free Form Ashtray
This very cool elongated heart shaped pottery ashtray is marked on the bottom: Royal Haeger / #135 / USA.
David H. Haeger came to the United States from Germany, founding a small Illionois company in 1871 that took the original name of the Dundee Brickyard for the bricks and tile they made to rebuild Chicago after the great fire as well as other midwestern cities and towns. However, David Haeger and his son Edmund had aspirations to rise beyond brickmaking and into a leadership position in the design and production of art pottery in the U.S. David Haeger died in 1900, but Edmund continued experimenting with ever more sophisticated designs and glazes, changing the name of the company to Haeger Potteries and is still in business today.
In 2 tone colors of that retro orange and almost red center glazed interior with the outside being all orange on three tiny legs this ashtray makes a nice showing on any table.
In good condition, with a small chip on the underside corner and it does have 2 small black dots in the upper right side which I have shown in my pictures and it measures 1 1/2 inches high, 12 inches long and 7 1/2 inches wide.
An addition to any Tobacciana or Royal Haeger Pottery Collection.
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ratly1731 |
Royal Doulton 1996 Lady Ratley Figurine
This Royal Doulton collector figurine, Lady Ratley her ladyship explains was issued in 1996 and has the #DBR6 / 3740, made in China on the bottom.
John Doulton founded Doulton Lambeth pottery in 1815 with John Watts. The factory was a tiny pottery located in Lambeth near London, England. They produced salt glazed utilitarian items and pitchers, plain figural bottles, and stoneware items.
After John Watts retired from the company, John Doulton began experimenting with a more decorative pottery line. Many glazes and decorative effects were developed including faience, impasto, silicon, carrara, marqueterie, chine, and rouge flambe. The factory operated in Lambeth until 1956.
In 1878, Sir Henry Doulton purchased Pinder, Bourne and Company of Burslem. Queen Victoria knighted Henry Doulton in 1887 for his innovations in the ceramic art. In 1882, the company became Doulton and Company, Ltd.
In 1882, a second factory was built in Burslem which still continues to produce the famous figurines, jugs, and table wares. It added porcelain production and earthenware production to its offerings in 1884. Also in 1884, Doulton added decorated porcelain to the other production lines. Doulton figures were made at the Burslem plants from 1890 until 1978.
In very good + condition, without chips, cracks, crazing or fleabites she measures 3 1/2 inches tall, 1 1/2 inches wide and 2 inches deep.
An addition to any Royal Doulton Collection.
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bnnykns1732 |
Royal Doulton 1996 Mrs.Bunnykins Figurine
This Royal Doulton collector figurine, Mrs.Bunnykins A busy morning shopping was issued in 1996 and has the number #DBR71
/ 4030 and made in China on the bottom.
John Doulton founded Doulton Lambeth pottery in 1815 with John Watts. The factory was a tiny pottery located in Lambeth near London, England. They produced salt glazed utilitarian items and pitchers, plain figural bottles, and stoneware items.
After John Watts retired from the company, John Doulton began experimenting with a more decorative pottery line. Many glazes and decorative effects were developed including faience, impasto, silicon, carrara, marqueterie, chine, and rouge flambe. The factory operated in Lambeth until 1956.
In 1878, Sir Henry Doulton purchased Pinder, Bourne and Company of Burslem. Queen Victoria knighted Henry Doulton in 1887 for his innovations in the ceramic art. In 1882, the company became Doulton and Company, Ltd.
In 1882, a second factory was built in Burslem which still continues to produce the famous figurines, jugs, and table wares. It added porcelain production and earthenware production to its offerings in 1884. Also in 1884, Doulton added decorated porcelain to the other production lines. Doulton figures were made at the Burslem plants from 1890 until 1978.
Very colorful in her blue on white floral print dress with a white apron and bonnet, she has a floral bouquet in one hand and a basket full of groceries in the other.
In very good + condition, without chips, cracks, crazing or fleabites she measures 3 1/2 inches tall, 2 inches wide and 1 3/4 inches deep.
An addition to any Royal Doulton Collection.
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crstlbwl1736 |
Crystal Serrated Elongated Bowl
This beautiful elongated crystal glass bowl with serrated edging has no makers label, these were usually washed off during cleaning.
With a 20 point star on the bottom this bowl would bring elegance to any Holiday table filled with fruit or candy.
In very good + condition it measures 3 1/4 inches tall, 10 inches long and 5 inches wide.
An addition to any Crystal Collection.
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gblclwn1719 |
Goebel Collectors Club In the Spotlight
This Goebel Collectors Club piece In the Spotlight was designed by artist Gerhard Skrobek in 1983 and is marked: Limited Edition Series / Under The Big Top / In The Spotlight by Gerhard Skrobek / Number 13508 / Goebel 1983 / USA / Goebel Collectors' Club on the bottom with the initials JK and on the back base behind his feet, the piece is signed Skrobek.
The German, Goebel company was founded in 1871 by Franz Detleff Goebel and his son, William. Together, the two committed themselves to being innovative producers of fine porcelain. The company soon expanded to make dinnerware pieces and figurines.
The very first, porcelain figures appeared in 1890 and by 1933 the company had established a wide range of subjects exist and all are produced to a high quality which makes them an attractive and often valuable addition to any figurine collection.
Today, the company is called Goebel Porzellanfabrik. The Goebel Company remains successful and continues to produce many beautiful lines of figurines and china including Red Heads and Co-Boys. Goebel Porzellanfabrik is still owned by the Goebel family whose leadership of the company is in its fifth generation.
An unhappy little clown with his hand extended to show the rather large hole he has in his shoe. Dressed in colors of red, white and blue he comes in his original box with certificate of authenticity.
In very good + condition with out chips, cracks or fleabites he measures 7 inches tall, 4 7/8 inches wide and 3 1/2 inches deep.
An addition to any Goebel Figurine Collection.
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avngose1721 |
Avon Canada Goose After Shave Decanter
This elegant Canada Goose 5.fl.oz. was made by Avon and is marked: Avon Canada Goose / Wild Country After Shave / 5 Fl.OZ. / Keep Out Of Reach Of Young Childrevon Products, Inc., N.Y., N.Y.10019.
Avon was strictly an American phenomenon, and a unique and pioneering one at that. The first Avon Lady was actually a man, young door-to-door salesman David McConnell from upstate New York. He launched Avon Calling in 1886, offering women cosmetics in the comfort and privacy of their own homes.
By 1887, McConnell had twelve women employees selling a line of eighteen fragrances. And the numbers kept growing and growing. In 1939, California Perfume Company name changed to Avon Products, Inc. (10/6/39.) Today, despite the scores of expensive, prestigious American and foreign brand-name cosmetics, Avon ranks first in sales nationwide, with Avon Ladies ringing doorbells from coast to coast.
The pheasant was the first made of the bird bottles, they were made and sold in the mid 70's.
In very good condition, the bottle is empty and it measures 6 3/4 inches tall, 4 3/4 inches long and 2 1/2 inches wide.
An addition to any Avon Collection, or Bird Decanter Collection.
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avnqual1722 |
Avon Quail After Shave Decanter
This Quail bird bottle 5.5 fl.oz. was made by Avon and is marked: Avon Quail Decanter / Avon Blend 7 After Shave / 5.5 Fl.OZ. / Avon Products, Inc., N.Y., N.Y. 10019.
Avon was strictly an American phenomenon, and a unique and pioneering one at that. The first Avon Lady was actually a man, young door-to-door salesman David McConnell from upstate New York. He launched Avon Calling in 1886, offering women cosmetics in the comfort and privacy of their own homes.
By 1887, McConnell had twelve women employees selling a line of eighteen fragrances. And the numbers kept growing and growing. In 1939, California Perfume Company name changed to Avon Products, Inc. (10/6/39.) Today, despite the scores of expensive, prestigious American and foreign brand-name cosmetics, Avon ranks first in sales nationwide, with Avon Ladies ringing doorbells from coast to coast.
The pheasant was the first made of the bird bottles, they were made and sold in the mid 70's.
In very good condition, the bottle is empty and it measures 6 1/4 inches tall, 5 1/2 inches long and 2 3/8 inches wide.
An addition to any Avon Collection, or Bird Decanter Collection.
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avnphsnt1723 |
Avon Pheasant After Shave Decanter
This Pheasant bird bottle 5.5 fl.oz. was made by Avon and is marked: Avon Pheasant Decanter / Avon Leather After Shave / 5 Fl.OZ. / Keep Out Of Reach Of Young Childrevon Products, Inc., N.Y., N.Y. 10019.
Avon was strictly an American phenomenon, and a unique and pioneering one at that. The first Avon Lady was actually a man, young door-to-door salesman David McConnell from upstate New York. He launched Avon Calling in 1886, offering women cosmetics in the comfort and privacy of their own homes.
By 1887, McConnell had twelve women employees selling a line of eighteen fragrances. And the numbers kept growing and growing. In 1939, California Perfume Company name changed to Avon Products, Inc. (10/6/39.) Today, despite the scores of expensive, prestigious American and foreign brand-name cosmetics, Avon ranks first in sales nationwide, with Avon Ladies ringing doorbells from coast to coast.
The pheasant was the first made of the bird bottles, they were made and sold in the mid 70's.
In very good condition, the bottle is empty and it measures 6 inches tall, 8 inches long and 2 1/4 inches wide.
An addition to any Avon Collection, or Bird Decanter Collection.
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brdppr1716 |
Frosted Glass Bird Paperweight
This hand blown frosted glass bird paperweight has no makers mark.
In very good condition without chips or cracks, it does have wear marks on the bottom which I have shown in my pictures and it measures 2 3/4 inches high, 3 7/8 inches long and 1 3/4 inches wide.
An addition to any Glass Bird or Paperweight Collection.
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legopce1718 |
Lego 1974 Blue and White Peace Plate
This lovely collector plate, Peace-This House Is A Haven With Love We Disarm, was made by Lego and is marked: Lego / 1974 / Made in Japan.
With a blue pattern of a house in the center of a white background, the word Peace is above the house with doves and on the outside rim is the saying This House Is A Haven on the upper part and With Love We Disarm on the bottom half, with delicate floral borders in-between.
In very good + condition, without chips or cracks it measures 9 1/4 inches in diameter.
An addition to any blue and white Plate Collection.
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crstpr1715 |
Crystal Pear Shaped Ring/Trinket Box
This lovely crystal pear shaped ring/trinket box has no makers mark. With a diamond pattern, it is in very good + condition and measures 4 1/4 inches tall and 2 5/8 inches wide.
An addition to any dressing table.
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precmom1699 |
Precious Moments You Make My Spirit Soar
This Precious Moments figurine, You Make My Spirit Soar, is marked on the bottom 1996 Precious Moments Inc. / Licensee Enesco Corporation #139564 and is signed Sam B on the back of the cloud. Precious Moments, the trademark pastel-hued figurines with teardrop-shaped eyes, were created by Samuel Butcher of Missouri in 1978, with 21 figurines (Original 21). Sam Butcher was a preacher, and he based his creations on Christian values, naming each figurine based on either sayings from children, or deriving from their innocence. In 1974, a friend invited him to join forces and start the Jonathan & David inspirational greeting card business, utilizing the teardrop-eyed children Sam had been drawing for family and friends over the years. Sam called them Precious Moments because they carried messages of loving, caring and sharing to those he loved. This company was the first step toward the phenomenal success of Sam and his Precious Moments illustrations. In 1979, Enesco Corporation transformed the artwork into porcelain bisque figurines.
Beautifully detailed, the boy angel is standing on a cloud holding a paper airplane.
In very good + condition without chips, cracks or fleabites it has been displayed through the years, and he measures 3 3/4 inches tall, 1 7/8 inches wide and 1 3/4 inches deep.
An addition to any Precious Moments Collection.
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precmom1700 |
Precious Moments Serve With A Smile Ornament #102431
This Precious Moments Christmas Ornament, Serve With A Smile, is marked on the bottom with the Olive Branch mark (Symbol of peace and understanding ) / 1986 Samual J.Butcher / All Rights Reserved Worldwide / Licensee Enesco Import Corp. / #102431.
Precious Moments, the trademark pastel-hued figurines with teardrop-shaped eyes, were created by Samuel Butcher of Missouri in 1978, with 21 figurines (Original 21). Sam Butcher was a preacher, and he based his creations on Christian values, naming each figurine based on either sayings from children, or deriving from their innocence. In 1974, a friend invited him to join forces and start the Jonathan & David inspirational greeting card business, utilizing the teardrop-eyed children Sam had been drawing for family and friends over the years. Sam called them Precious Moments because they carried messages of loving, caring and sharing to those he loved.
Beautifully detailed, the golden haired boy holding his tennis racket has a bandaged knee.
In very good + condition without chips, cracks or fleabites, it has been displayed through the years, and he measures 3 inches tall, 1 3/4 inches wide and 1 1/4 inches deep and was suspended in 1988.
An addition to any Precious Moments Christmas Ornament Collection.
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precmom1702 |
Precious Moments Jesus Is The Light Ornament #E-0537
This Precious Moments Christmas Ornament, Jesus Is The Light That Shines, is marked on the bottom with the Fish mark (Earliest symbol used by believers of the early Christian apostolic church) / 1983 Jonathan & David / Licensee Enesco / #E-0537.
Precious Moments, the trademark pastel-hued figurines with teardrop-shaped eyes, were created by Samuel Butcher of Missouri in 1978, with 21 figurines (Original 21). Sam Butcher was a preacher, and he based his creations on Christian values, naming each figurine based on either sayings from children, or deriving from their innocence. In 1974, a friend invited him to join forces and start the Jonathan & David inspirational greeting card business, utilizing the teardrop-eyed children Sam had been drawing for family and friends over the years. Sam called them Precious Moments because they carried messages of loving, caring and sharing to those he loved.
Beautifully detailed, the brown haired boy in night cap and shirt holding a candle.
In very good + condition without chips, cracks or fleabites, it has been displayed through the years, and he measures 3 inches tall, 1 1/4 inches wide and 1 1/2 inches deep.
An addition to any Precious Moments Christmas Ornament Collection.
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precmom1703 |
Precious Moments The Purr-fect Grandma Ornament #E-0516
This Precious Moments Christmas Ornament, The Purr-fect Grandma, is marked on the bottom with the Flame mark (For those who have gone through the fire of life and found comfort in believing) / 1983 Jonathan & David / Licensee Enesco / #E-0516.
Precious Moments, the trademark pastel-hued figurines with teardrop-shaped eyes, were created by Samuel Butcher of Missouri in 1978, with 21 figurines (Original 21). Sam Butcher was a preacher, and he based his creations on Christian values, naming each figurine based on either sayings from children, or deriving from their innocence. In 1974, a friend invited him to join forces and start the Jonathan & David inspirational greeting card business, utilizing the teardrop-eyed children Sam had been drawing for family and friends over the years. Sam called them Precious Moments because they carried messages of loving, caring and sharing to those he loved.
Beautifully detailed, the white haired grandmother sitting in her rocking chair with her cat on her lap is in very good plus condition without chips or cracks, it has been displayed through the years, and she measures 3 inches tall, 1 1/4 inches wide and 1 1/2 inches deep.
An addition to any Precious Moments Christmas Ornament Collection.
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precmom1698 |
Precious Moments The Lord Bless You ..
This Precious Moments figurine The Lord Bless You And Keep You #E-4721 (Girl Graduate With Hat And Diploma)is marked on the bottom with the vessel mark (A reminder of God's love which flows through the vessel of life) for 1991, dated 1980 Jonathan & David / Lic. Enesco Imports with the clear label marked Thailand.
Precious Moments, the trademark pastel-hued figurines with teardrop-shaped eyes, were created by Samuel Butcher of Missouri in 1978, with 21 figurines (Original 21). Sam Butcher was a preacher, and he based his creations on Christian values, naming each figurine based on either sayings from children, or deriving from their innocence. In 1974, a friend invited him to join forces and start the Jonathan & David inspirational greeting card business, utilizing the teardrop-eyed children Sam had been drawing for family and friends over the years. Sam called them Precious Moments because they carried messages of loving, caring and sharing to those he loved. This company was the first step toward the phenomenal success of Sam and his Precious Moments illustrations. In 1979, Enesco Corporation transformed the artwork into porcelain bisque figurines.
Beautifully detailed, the golden haired graduate is holding her diploma with a little bird sitting on it in one hand and a bouquet in the other.
Now retired she is in very good + condition without chips, cracks or fleabites, it has been displayed through the years, and she measures 5 inches tall, 2 1/4 inches wide and 2 1/2 inches deep.
An addition to any Precious Moments Collection.
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