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15618
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Kewpies Royal Rudolstadt Baby Feeding Dish Rose O'Neill
This circa 1915 antique porcelain baby feeding dish by Royal Rudolstadt features Rose O'Neill Wilson's lovable Kewpies frolicking in grass. The light green airbrushed dish is a combination of a bowl and high-rimmed plate, designed for babies and young toddlers. It measures 7-3/4 inches diameter by 1-1/2 inches high. It's in near pristine condition with no damage or paint/decal wear, just light wear to the gold rim line and a couple of short craze lines to the glaze on the underside (they are true craze lines, not hairlines or cracks). When viewed at an angle toward light, you can see a few tiny, shallow marks near the center from utensil use, nothing even approaching a scratch. The plate is marked on the bottom with the green Prussia crown B Royal Rudolstadt mark, the same but smaller mark impressed without wording, and "Copyrighted Rose O'Neill Wilson, Kewpie, Germany" stamped under glaze.
Circa: 1915
Country of Origin: DE
Manufacturer: Royal Rudolstadt
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15809
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Royal Bayreuth Bavaria Sunbonnet Babies Childs Plate
An original issue 7-1/2 inch antique plate from the desirable Sunbonnet Babies series of porcelain dishes, based on Bertha Corbett Melcher's beloved characters. In this scene, Molly and May are performing their ironing chores.
The plate has no chips, cracks, hairlines, or fleabites, and the colors are bright and unfaded. There is some typical wear to the gold at the rim, and a couple of tiny spots of rub wear to the paint at the center (near the iron), probably from stacking. The blue Royal Bayreuth Bavaria mark on back dates from 1902 to around 1920.
Circa: 1906
Country of Origin: DE
Manufacturer: Royal Bayreuth
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15864
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Girl With Puppies Antique Baby Feeding Plate Dish
This antique child's pottery feeding plate has a charming transfer decoration of a little girl with a basket of puppies in the center. Rose sprays decorate the spill rim. The plate measures 8-3/4 inches, the recessed center well is 5-1/2 inches. The plate is in excellent condition with no damage, gold trim is mostly intact. There is all-over crazing to the glaze but it's not stained or discolored.
The back is marked underglaze Royal Baby-Plate with a US patent date of 1905, patent dates for other countries 1903. It was made in the USA but not by Royal China - they didn't start operations until 1934.
Circa: 1905
Country of Origin: US
Manufacturer: Turn of the Century American Production
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15342
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Crooksville China 1941 Raggedy Ann Baby Child's Feeding Dish
This sweet child's or baby feeding plate was made by Crooksville China in 1941. It depicts the original Raggedy Ann and Andy riding the wrinkled knees camel. The bowl measures 8-3/4 inches diameter.
The center of the bowl has some wear to the graphics and the thin gold rim line is worn. There are no chips, flakes, stains, or crazing but there are some faint white utensil marks. The plate is marked underglaze in gold script "Raggedy Ann and Andy Ware by Crooksville, Copyright 1941 Johnny Gruelle Co." I'm including an old curved handle Rogers Bros silverplate feeding spoon to display with the dish. It's monogrammed with the initial R or possibly B.
Circa: 1941
Country of Origin: US
Manufacturer: Crooksville China Co
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15958
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Wilton Armetale Pewter Child's Plate With Toys
This vintage 1970s baby or child's plate by Wilton Armetale is made from a pewter like metal alloy. It measures 7-3/4" diameter and has an arrangement of toys around the rim with the words spelled out - Bear, Doll, Boat, Drum, Ball, and Top. The plate is in excellent condition and appears to have never been used. An old fashioned (non barcoded) paper Langley Drug price sticker is still on the back along with various touchmarks and "Wilton Columbia PA USA".
Circa: 1978
Country of Origin: US
Manufacturer: Wilton Armetale
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10968
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Royal Bayreuth Jack Horner Nursery Rhyme Baby Child Feeding Dish
This early 1900s antique child's feeding plate or bowl was made in Bavaria Germany by Royal Bayreuth. They did a series of children's dishes with nursery rhyme characters - this one depicts Little Jack Horner. The verse is printed in a cartouche above the illustration of little Jack. There are Christmas wreaths on the wall and floor and the inner rim of the dish is bordered by a leaf and berry garland, possibly holly.
The baby dish has the typical high, nearly straight rim and heavy flat base to resist sliding and tipping. It measures 7-1/2" diameter by 1-1/2" deep. There are no chips, flakes, or hairlines and the decoration is in very good condition for being more than 100 years old, a couple of minor scratches as shown. The underside has the blue PT facing lions mark.
Circa: 1906
Country of Origin: DE
Manufacturer: Royal Bayreuth
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13049
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Raggedy Ann Andy Childs Melamine Dinnerware Set Mint in Box
This boxed child's Melamine plastic dinnerware feeding set consists of a plate, bowl, and cup or mug, each with a different scene of Raggedy Ann and Andy at play. The dishes were made in America by Oneida and were sold as Storybook Dinnerware premiums by General Mills Betty Crocker in the early 1970s. All four pieces are marked The Bobbs-Merrill Company Inc. and dated 1969.
The dishes are mint and unused, packed in the original box with original packing papers. Although mint and unused, the colors of the cup appear a little faded, this is just from age (almost every cup I've seen from this set has the same color fading problem). The box is intact but does have a little minor storage wear and age discoloration.
Circa: 1969
Country of Origin: US
Manufacturer: Oneida
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1940s Donald Duck Pink Pottery Baby Feeding Dish by Hankscraft
This charming divided childs feeding dish was made in the 1940s for Hankscraft, a company that specialized in baby or juvenile items and small electric appliances. It's pink and in the shape of Donald Duck. Donald's head pulls off so you can fill the bowl with hot water to keep baby's food warm. It measures 8-1/2 by 6-1/2 by about 2 inches deep (not including the head stopper).
Hankscraft contracted with several American pottery firms from the 1920s to 1940s to make their ceramic items - they did not produce them in-house. Red Wing Potteries was one of them. The cork lining around the stopper opening has some minor wear but is mostly intact. There are no chips, scratches, crazing, or other damage.
Circa: 1940
Country of Origin: US
Manufacturer: Hankscraft
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16346
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Antique Bavarian Child's ABC Dish with Animal Musicians
This early 1900s child's ABC feeding bowl is decorated with a musical trio of two dogs and a cat playing instruments. The image is encircled with the letters of the alphabet in gold. It measures 6-1/2 inches diameter by 1-1/2" deep and is straight-sided with a heavy base to prevent tipping or spills. The outside rim is ringed with gold flower swags. The underside is marked Bavaria.
There are a couple of utensil marks to the center decal, nothing really noticeable. The gold lettering is faded, and little of the gold trim around the rim remains. There are no chips, cracks, or crazing.
Circa: 1900
Country of Origin: DE
Manufacturer: Turn of the Century Bavarian German Export
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15932
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Sunbonnet Babies Child Feeding Bowl with Bonus Plate
This child's feeding or cereal bowl was made by Warwick China around 1915. The decal transfer decoration inside depicts Sunbonnet Sue and Suspenders Sam, also known as the Sunbonnet Babies. The girl is holding a doll, the boy holds a puppy that appears to be licking the doll's face. Printed below is "Getting Acquainted". The bowl measures 5 by 1-3/4 inches and is in very good condition with no damage and very little wear to the decoration. Also included is an old unmarked porcelain Sunbonnet Babies saucer plate from a child's tea set, 4 inches diameter. There is wear to the gold stamped flower decoration above and below the scenic image, but the main design is intact. No damage.
Circa: 1915
Country of Origin: US
Manufacturer: Warwick China
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15484
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Harker Blue Cameo Ware Child's Mug or Cup
This is a late 1930s to very early 1940s child's mug or cup by Harker China, also known as Harkerware. The carved dimensional silhouette technique was called Cameo, and in some advertisements, Cameoware. The white under blue design features a soldier on one side, a balancing circus elephant on the other. The 3 inch high mug has crazing and staining (mostly to the solider side) but no chips, flakes, or cracks.
Circa: 1940
Country of Origin: US
Manufacturer: Harker China Co
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3574
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Bavarian Childs Baby Feeding Plate Naughty Pierrot Smoking Cigars
Early juvenile feeding dishes often had an educational or even disciplinary theme, sometimes stern, sometimes amusing. This Bavaria porcelain baby plate depicts a pair of young Pierrots trying to smoke cigars. Unfortunately there is wear to one of the faces, but it's obvious that the smoke is making one boy cough or feel ill, and the other seems to be trying to show him the proper technique (or possibly taunting the reluctant Pierrot). A box of cigars is spilling out on the bench beside them. The words Baby's Plate appear underneath the scene, but the words are badly faded. It's an unusual theme for a childs dish.
The bowl is 7-1/2" diameter with a straight sided 1" deep rim. It probably dates to the first decade of the 1900s. The china is hard paste, very white in color with a shiny glaze. The back is marked in green PM Bavaria inside a wreath with a crown on top. This is a mark of the Moschendorf porcelain factory. As you can see the bowl was much used and does have design wear. There is one small, thin chip, barely bigger than a flake, on the underside of the rim (not visible from the top when looking down though you would probably see it if you were eye level to the rim). There are no other chips, and no hairlines, cracks, or crazing.
Circa: Early 1900s
Country of Origin: DE
Manufacturer: Moschendorf PM Bavaria
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3605
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Walt Disney 3 Pigs 1930s Divided Childs Feeding Plate
This very scarce 1930s 3-section juvenile feeding plate can be seen on page 82 of the original edition of Stern's Guide to Disney Collectibles. It's just under 8" diameter and has decaled illustrations of two of the original Disney cartoon Three Little Pigs plus the Big Bad Wolf in each of the plate sections. Each design is signed with the likeness of Walt Disney's signature.
The plate was made by Salem China Company under their Patriot China mark. The back is marked S.C. Co. Patriot China, Made in America, Mfgd. by permission Walt Disney Enterprises. The heavy plate has no chips, flakes, or hairlines but it does have stained crazing and there is quite a bit of wear and fading to the largest decal, the fiddling pig at the lower center. The wolf and other pig decals have much less wear. The black spot on the back to the right of the mark appears to be an impressed number 8 with an overabundance of ink.
Circa: 1930s
Country of Origin: US
Manufacturer: Salem China Patriot China
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15483
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Child's Nursery Rhyme Plate with Bonus Cup
This Salem China child's nursery rhyme plate is from the 1940s. It features an illustration of a cow jumping over the moon as the proverbial dish runs away with a spoon. It was likely a retail promotional item, given as a gift with purchase of a baby crib or similar item from a furniture or department store.
The plate measures 7-1/8" and has a red line rim. There are two fleabite chips on the rim and some utensil scratches in the center. Included with the plate is an unmarked 3 inch pottery baby or child's mug from the 1920s -1930s. It has charming decals of Grace Drayton Dolly Dingle style children playing musical instruments on both sides. The cup has a chip on the lower edge of one side and is crazed.
Circa: 1945
Country of Origin: US
Manufacturer: Salem China Co
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4500
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1920s Child's Antique Wheaties Cereal Bowl
This 1920s children's bowl was an advertising premium from Wheaties cereal. It's 6" diameter, 8 sided with vertical ribs at the sides, and a charming old fashioned decal in the center depicting a little boy and girl. The boy holds a pot of tulips, the girl has a pan of food or a pie. A kitty and a bunny are in the scene as well. Marked WHEATIES on the bottom in gold lettering.
The bowl has no chips or cracks but there is crazing to the glaze and the decal is faded in spots.
Circa: 1920s
Country of Origin: US
Manufacturer: Unknown
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3575
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Chrome Porcelain 1930s Covered Baby Feeding Dish Mexican Theme
This divided, 3-part childs warming bowl by Excello is chrome with a pottery insert, and it comes with a rare matching lid. The handles and lid finial are olive green Bakelite. This is a food warmer type bowl - it's designed to be filled with hot water to keep the baby's food warm, and the cover helps with that too. The dish is 8" diameter, 10-1/2" handle to handle, by 2" high to the rim (not including the lid).
In each of the divided sections is a different Southwestern scene - a boy wearing a sombrero with Mexican pottery, a girl in sombrero with a duck, and a Mexican village scene with cactus, palm tree, adobe buildings, a woman with a pot on her head, and a man with a burro. The cork stopper has a pink ceramic top and doesn't quite match - it may be a replacement. The dish dates to the 1930s and reflects the popular Mexicana or Mission Fiesta kitchen themes of the era.
The bowl has no chips or cracks but it is crazed, with staining to the craze lines on the left half of the dish. The chrome body and cover are shiny and clean, in excellent condition with no pitting or scratches, though there are a couple of very slight dings at the edges of the lid. The underside is marked Excello Chromium Made In U.S.A.
Circa: 1930s
Country of Origin: US
Manufacturer: Excello
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12487
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1930s Pottery Baby in Moon Childs ABC Feeding Bowl Dish
This is a Japan-made straight sided baby feeding bowl or dish dating to the 1930s. It's 6-1/2 inches diameter 1-1/2 inches high. Around the green rim are printed numbers and the letters of the alphabet. Inside is an image of a blanket-wrapped baby cradled in a quarter moon, surrounded by light blue sky and darker blue stars. There are some dark sand specks from manufacture in the pottery and a small chip under the rim, visible mainly from the side or bottom but not at all noticeable when the plate is displayed upright on a stand or shelf. The back is marked with the number 520C in a circle and Made in Japan.
Circa: 1935
Country of Origin: JP
Manufacturer: Pre War Japan Import
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3568
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Occupied Japan Child's Shaving Mug with Violets
This Sango Occupied Japan child's shaving mug or cup is just over 3" high by 3" diameter at the rim. Intended for children to play "shave" with Daddy in the morning, it's decorated with sprays of violets and has the phrase "For a Little Shaver" printed in gold at the top of the mug. The underside is marked "Sango China, Made in Occupied Japan". Very, very slight wear to the gold ring at the upper rim, otherwise excellent condition.
Circa: 1946 - 1951
Country of Origin: JP
Manufacturer: Sango Occupied Japan
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South Seas Oneida Silverplate Boxed Baby Youth Flatware Set
A 1950s boxed 5-piece baby and youth silverplated flatware set in the South Seas pattern by Oneida Community. The pattern was first produced in 1955. Included are 4-3/4 inch baby spoon and fork, 6-1/4 inch youth or toddler fork, 5-1/2 inch wide bowl toddler spoon, and 5-1/2 inch narrow bowl youth spoon.
The silverware has some minor, typical use marks and one tine of the larger fork is slightly out of alignment. The blue with gold star cardboard gift box is lined in pink velvet. The clear plastic lid has split corners.
Circa: 1955
Country of Origin: US
Manufacturer: Oneida
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