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T8OCT24-5
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Set of Eight Depression Needle Etch Pattern Goblets
Set of Eight Depression Era Needle Etch Pattern Glass Water Goblets. After exhaustive research, the maker and name remain unknown. Each measures 6 1/4'' tall and 3'' in diameter. When held to the a few light use marks (stirring/ice) are faintly visible. No chips or cracks. Price is for the set of 8 goblets.
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T8OCT24-3
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Aqua North Carolina Art Pottery Ruffled Rim Bowl
Handmade Hand Turned North Carolina Aqua Art Pottery Ruffled Rim Bowl measuring 8'' in diameter and 3 1/4'' tall. It is unsigned except for the hand inscribed numbering 826-7. The glazing and the number inscription is very similar to another vase we have which is signed Teague, and estimated from the 1940s-50s era. There is a spot of extra clay/lighter glazing on the interior. No chips, cracks or crazing are present.
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T6SEP01-15
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Schmid Bone China Small Christmas Holly Cream Pitcher
Small Christmas Cream Pitcher with highly embossed holly and candy canes on a white body with gold trim. Bottom is marked Schmid Bone China. Creamer measures 4 3/8'' tall. Very good condition.
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F8OCT11-9
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American Pottery Small White Deco Style Mini Vase
Small Unmarked American Pottery White Deco Styled Miniature Vase measuring 2'' tall and 2 3/4'' in diameter. Has the dry, raised rim many vintage USA potteries used. Many of the old potteries like UHL, McCoy, Shawnee, Hull, etc. made these smaller mini vases. Excellent condition.
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F8SEP20-11
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Neolia Cole North Carolina Pottery Covered Coffeepot
Signed North Carolina Pottery Covered Coffeepot or Ice Pitcher by Neolia Cole. Neolia Cole is the daughter of A.R. Cole who started Rainbow Pottery around 1926 and then renamed it A.R. Cole Pottery in 1941. Neolia and sister, Celia continued to operate the pottery as Cole Pottery since that time. This Coffeepot or Pitcher (both descriptions are used in A. Everette James book of NC Art Pottery) measures 7 3/4'' tall and 7 1/2'' wide spout to handle. The under glaze is a soft, blue/gray with a blended black drip over glaze. The bottom has the Cole Pottery, Sanford, NC stamp. It also has a handwritten message, Love Neolia Cole, 2-6-85, Sanford, N.C., ''Happiness is Sharing'' and ''North or Southview'--can't read that part. Excellent condition. This is a wonderful example of hand turned North Carolina pottery by a very talented potter.
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F8OCT11-1
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Petrous Ragout & Co. Maastricht Honc Serving Bowl
Footed Serving Bowl by Petrus Regout & Co. in the Honc pattern depicting transfer printed Oriental scenes in greens and reds. Green stamped mark Petrus Regout & Co., Maastricht, Honc, Made in Holland. Bowl measures 8 1/4'' in diameter and 4 1/4'' tall. There are two small dark areas under glaze on the interior. No chips, cracks or crazing are present on this hard to find pattern bowl.
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F8SEP20-12
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Signed Hand Turned North Carolina Pottery Pitcher
Signed Hand Turned North Carolina Pottery Pitcher decorated in varied shades of browns over a red clay base. This pitcher is marked on the bottom with a large M? or AM (cannot be sure) and long straight line incised into the clay. The date number 82 is also incised. The previous owner said this pitcher was purchased from the Coles' Pottery Shop in North Carolina in the 1980s and believed it was one of their pieces. The overall look is more of an Oriental Raku appearance with a brushed, nubby texture of the glaze, accented with a rich, chocolate brown glossy over glaze. Pitcher measures 8 1/4' tall and 7 1/4'' wide spout to handle. There is a spot where the spout was pinched (hand shaped) where the glaze is not as even. Very good condition with no chips, cracks or crazing. This unique pitcher will make a nice addition to a North Carolina pottery collection.
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F8OCT11-3
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Pair of Teak Carved Wood Elephant Bookends
Pair of Dark Teak Carved Wood Elephant Books. These are likely from the 1950s era--they have the old style flat head screws and dove tail joinery. Each measures 5 3/4'' long, 5'' tall and 2 1/2'' wide. Unmarked. There is a shallow, uneven area on the upper backside of one bookend which is faintly visible when in use. Otherwise very nice vintage condition. Elephants are always a popular collectible.
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