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Stippled Fans Pattern Glass Berry Bowl
Lovely 9 inch pattern glass berry bowl with scalloped slightly flaring rim. Made by the Lancaster Glass Co., this pattern is known as Stippled Fans; dates from 1912. Condition: excellent condition, no chips or cracks. Does have 2 straw marks & a few small air bubbles in glass both of which are common in pressed glassware.
Circa: ca. 1912
Condition: see description
Size: 9 in. diameter x 3 1/4 in. high
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Full Price: $35.00
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553
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Victorian Edwardian Crochet Reticule Purse
Beautifully made, this unique hand crochet purse dates from the late 19th to early 20th century. It features a terrific openworked central Rose design (on both sides) with drop pom-poms and a twisted cord drawstring. The thread is ecru in color and is lined with blue silk. An absolutely elegant Victorian treasure!
Condition: In near mint condition, all orignal and intact. Does have minor soiling at top and bottom edges. Silk lining needs to be replaced.
Circa: Late 19th - early 20th c.
Condition: see description
Size: 9 inches length x 7 inches width
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Full Price: $40.00
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615
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Late 19th C. Porcelain Match Holder/Striker
Match strikers or holders as they were often called, were popular from the late 19th century to about the 1930's. This unusual match striker is in the form of a mother bear (or perhaps a pig?) rocking her cub in a cradle. Made of porcelain the front of the cradle bears the impressed inscription: Husha-bye-baby-dont-you-cry. You'll-be'a-sausage-bye'-and-bye'. Striking surface on sides & at back of cradle; unclear impressed mark on reverse of cradle (mark too filled with glaze to be clearly read). Most ceramic strikers were made in Staffordshire England or Germany. Although the country of origin of this one is unkown, given the fact that it is porcelain and a good portion of Staffordshire's output was pottery, this one is most likely German.
Note: I've seen quite a few match strikers, but this one is the most unusual I have come across; Guaranteed to be a period piece, not a reproduction!
Condition: excellant; no chips or cracks; some rubbing to cold paint on bears ears.
Circa: from late 19th
Condition: see above
Size: 3 ins length x 3 ins height
Country of Origin: US
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Full Price: $59.99
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531
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Waterman's Lever Fill Ideal Fountain Pen 3V
Ideal Waterman's 3V lever fill fountain pen; marblized green, red and mother of pearl barrel and cap; nickel silver lever, military style clip and cap ring; crisp barrel imprint; gold Waterman's nib.
Note: we are not pen experts but will be happy to answer any questions.
Condition: nib and barrel with remenents of dried ink; clip is broken off at cap end; no major damage to celluloid.
Circa: 20th c.
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Size: short, pocket model
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Full Price: $100.00
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595
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Winnie the Pooh Vintage Color Print
From the World of Pooh, this is a genuine vintage Classic Winnie the Pooh art print from an original watercolor by E. H. Shepard & comissioned by E. P. Dutton & Co, US publishers of A. A. Milne. Originally published in 1957, from The World of Pooh & The World of Christopher Robin, the set of 8 prints was sold as a boxed set entitled Pooh's Art Gallery. This print is titled Tigger Cannot Answer Pooh & Piglet, His Mouth is Full of Haycorns
Condition:print is mint, no creases, rips or loss of colors.
Circa: 1950
Condition: mint
Size: 14 1/2 x 11 1/2 (approx.)
Country of Origin: US
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Full Price: $29.95
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618
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Set of 5 Pattern Glass Berry Bowls - Iverna
Lovely set of 6 Pattern Glass berry bowls in the Iverna pattern attributed to Ripley & Co. also referred to as pattern #303. Designed to imitate the more expensive Brilliant Period cut glass, this pattern features a wreath & star design with a scalloped and sawtooth edge. Dates from 1911.
Condition: 6 bowls are pictured; one for display only as it has a crack running the width of the bowl's diameter & will be shipped with set at no charge; remaining 5 bowls: some chipping & roughness to sawtooth edges
Circa: after 1911
Condition: see above
Size: 4 3/4 diameter x 2 ins high
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Full Price: $35.00
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570
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Antique Spatter Ware Beaker Vase
This is a nice blue and white Spatter /Sponge Ware Neo Classical style beaker vase. The flared rim is decorated with a band of gold; one side with a transfer printed floral design inside a gold trimmed cartouche. The base is stamp-marked Czechoslovakia, with an impressed #5 (vase size) and the letter C. This vase would date after 1890 to the turn of the century.
Condtion: excellent, no chips or cracks; wear to gold trim at rim of vase and around cartouche.
Circa: after 1890
Condition: See above
Size: 5 1/2 inches high x 3 1/2 inches diameter at top
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Full Price: $75.00
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636
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COPELAND SPODE CHELSEA BIRD SQUARE BOWL
Stunning Copeland Spode bowl of square form with canted or chamfered corners in the Chelsea pattern, also known as the Rock Bird pattern; the interior with peonies and the famous dishevelled bird motif; the pattern outline is printed in black with the design being filled in by hand in overglaze enamels; the rim decorated with flower sprays and trimmed in dark royal blue and orche enamels. Marked on reverse with printed Copeland Spode mark, impressed Copeland crown mark and size mark.
Condition: excellent, two small areas of chipped green enamel to center design, note: chips are in overglaze enamel only and not into paste; no cracks or chips to body, no wear to design
Circa: from 1915
Condition: excellent :see description
Size: 9 ins. x 2 3/4 ins high
Country of Origin: GB
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Full Price: $125.00
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CHARLES L. KRATKE ORIGINAL LANDSCAPE ETCHING 19TH C.
Original 19th c. Fine Art etching by listed French artist, Charles Louis Kratke (1848-1921), titled in pencil(on verso) The Pond, this etching was executed and engraved by the artist;signed in lower right margin L. Kratke,SC. Charles L Kratke was a painter of genre scenes and portraits; a student of Jean L Gerome, he first exhibited in 1868 and received medals at the 1889 Exposition Universelle. He was noted for his scenes of Napoleon's campaigns.
Condition is fine, some overall aging to paper, no rips, full untrimmed margins
Circa: ca. 1882
Condition: fine
Size: 12 x 16.5
Country of Origin: FR
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Full Price: $395.00
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509
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Rotec Pattern Glass Cruet - Late 19th C.
Pressed pattern glass cruet in the Rotec pattern attributed to the McKee Glass Co.; dates from 1894; pontil scar on base.
Condition: VG: cruet - no chips or cracks, usual age/use wear scratches to bottom; stopper - possible replacement, with numerous chips & crack around bottom edge (part that fits inside cruet)
Circa: late 19th c to early 20th c.
Condition: see above
Size: 7 ins high
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Full Price: $35.00
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