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Year: unknown
Price:
$95.00 USD
Description: Typical London street scenes taken from period prints.
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Year: Pre WWII
Price:
$440.00 USD
Description: I'm not entirely certain however I think this might be a studio piece.
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Year: Early 20th Cen
Price:
$200.00 USD
Description: A pair of Fulper Candlesticks in a kind of crystal Sea Foam green, perfect addition to an Art and Crafts home.
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Year: 1940's
Price:
$160.00 USD
Description: The Sea Green color and shape is indicative of the period. There is some crazing toward the center of the bowl and it has been inscribe with and X indicating that it might be a second. I think the price reflects condition ...
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Year: Early 20th Cen
Price:
$210.00 USD
Description: The glaze is glossy and has a crystal type look to it. Very interesting piece for someone that collects this type of ceramic.
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Year: Circa Early 20th Cen
Price:
$80.00 USD
Description: Charming little Wedgwood box in a dark green Japerware. All the pate-sur-pate work is without chips or cracks and no hairlines in this piece. In the rear of top to this box there are a couple of very small flakes as shown ...
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Year: Circa 1890 to 1915
Price:
$325.00 USD
Description: Incredible Wedgwood chocolat pot, all the pate-sur-pate is pristine no chips. I have found a small fleabite on the rim of the pot and can provide further pictures on request. This piece has been black lighted for restoration ...
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Year: Post 1917
Price:
$990.00 USD
Description: Really one of the most unusal pieces of Amphora I have. When it's lite the colors really have beautiful saturation.
Not chips, cracks or flea bites.
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Year: Circa early 20th Cen
Price:
$990.00 USD
Description: With the jeweled applied highlights and the dark brown matt glaze this is a classic must have Amphora piece. No chips, crack, flea bites.
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Year: Circa late 19th Cen
Price:
$350.00 USD
Description: Everyone I'm sure has seen hundreds of the hand painted Victorian vases. The difference is that the throat on this vase is entirly reticulated with stems coming up from the bottom to form part of the body of the vase, very ...
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