Gorgeous antique majolica pitcher with trout fish, waves, coral and shells. It is very colorful with a pink interior, mottled blue neck, branch like brown handle, rope rim, raised relief trout fish, and sea green waves. It measures 6" high and about 7" across. There are no chips or cracks, but there is some crazing. It is marked Made in England. Just a beautiful piece!
Antique Victorian The Orphans fairing, dating to late 1800's. These figurines are known as "fairings", made in Germany for the British market.
They were given away as prizes at fairs and were very popular until the First World War
All hand painted over fine white porcelain, made by Conta & Boehme
Marked and dated with an incised mark on the bottom - 1887. It measures 4" high, 3.5" long, and about 2" wide. There are no chips or cracks. A great addition to y ...click for details
Antique Victorian cast iron repousse lion bookends. They are very commanding looking with peaked columns on either side. They measure 4" high, 4" wide, and 2.5" deep. They have very worn felt on the bottom. These would look great on your bookshelf!
Just fabulous 19th century ironstone pitcher with a gorgeous red/pink transferware pattern. The pattern has lovely Anemones and Poppies. The handle is very ornate with deep embossing lines, curves, and scrolls. There is a very embossed pattern around the neck. The pattern is different on each side and has a border around the inside of the neck and down the handle. It measures 10" high and about 9" wide. It is marked Xenia Faienceries Sarreguemines and has Victorian embossed numbe ...click for details
Beautiful pair of antique Majolica green leaf cabbage 8" plates. They have a beautiful deep green color with wonderful details. There are no chips or cracks and no markings. A great addition to your collection!
Beautiful pair of Copeland green leaf 8.5" plates dating to the 19th Century. Both have the same deep green color hue. The details are fabulous. There are no cracks, but there are a couple of chips on the back which cannot be seen from the front. Both are marked Copeland. Don't miss out on these beauties!
Wonderful victorian cast iron dog bookends. The dogs have wonderful details. They are in a sitting position with crossed front paws. I believe they are spaniels, but could also be Irish Setters. They measure 4" high and 6" long. They are very heavy cast iron. There are no markings. One dog is slightly larger than the other identifying the male. Found in England.
Beautiful antique Victorian sterling silver heart brooch hallmarked 1899. The center heart has a sunflower with other flowers and leaves on the sides. It measures 2" long and .75" wide. Just a beautiful piece!
Wonderful petite antique Staffordshire flatback dating to the 1830's. It is a couple with a clock face between them. It measures about 6" tall and about 4" wide. There are some hairline cracks, a chip on the back bottom base, and some fading of paint particularly the black hair. Just a wonderful, charming piece!
