Porcelain

  • amphora art nouveau vase
    $295.00 $295.00

    Amphora – Vase – Art Nouveau, Gilt Florals, Ivory Porcelain, 10 ½”

    Reissner, Stellmacher & Kessel (Turn-Teplitz, Bohemia, Austria, 1892-1906) Art Nouveau Ivory Porcelain Pedestal Vase, c. 1905 Gilded, Hand-Painted, Reticulated, Elfenbeipozellan 10 ½” high x 5” diameter Scroll Down for Further Details
    $295.00 $295.00
    $295.00 $295.00
  • caughley fenced garden teapot
    $845.00 $845.00

    Caughley – Teapot with Underplate – Fenced Garden, Gilt

    Caughley Porcelain Works (England, c. 1775-1799) ‘Fenced Garden’ Teapot with Cover and Underplate gilt highlights, transfer-printed in underglaze blue, soft-paste porcelain (teapot) 7 ¼” long (spout to handle) x 4 ½” diameter x 5 7/8” high (at finial) (underplate) 5” diameter x 1 ¼” high Scroll Down for Further Details
    $845.00 $845.00
    $845.00 $845.00
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    r s prussia calla lily celery (3)

    SOLD – R S Prussia – Celery Dish – Calla Lily

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    Elegant porcelain celery dish, 12 ½” l. x 6 ½” w. x 2″ h., mold #326, in the FD 79 calla lily lustre decor, with gilt highlights, made by the Reinhold Schlegelmilch Factory (1869-1917), Suhl , circa 1905. A near identical version, lacking the gilt highlights, is referenced in R. S. Prussia Identification and Value Guide by Mary Frank Gaston, p. 279
  • chinese export soup tureen americana (2)

    Chinese Export – Soup Tureen – American Eagle, Roses

    $7,500 Chinese Export (Qianlong c. 1736-1795) ‘American Eagle’ Soup Tureen and Underplate, c. 1782-1795 gilt, hand-painted, hard-paste porcelain (underplate) 11 ½” long x 9 1/8” wide x 1 5/8” high (tureen) 11 ¼” long (at handles) x 8”wide x 5 3/8” high (w/out cover) / 8” high (lid finial) Notes: Dating from the early period of the United States the Chinese Export soup tureen has been custom painted with the Arms of the United States and floral bouquets featuring roses strung together with garlands of gilt flowers, in celebration of the newly forming union. The Arms depicted is most similar to those of Trenchard’s Engraving of 17861, where the clouds form an arc and radiance is extended upwards and outwards, a similar arms, can be seen on a Chinese Export sugar and pitcher in the collections at Colonial Williamsburg (2008-148,A&B;2008-149).
  • ernst wahliss iris vase
    $495.00 $495.00

    Amphora – Vase – Ernst Wahliss, Iris, Buttress, Reticulated

    Ernst Wahliss Co (Austria, 1894-1929) Iris’ Vase with Cap, c. 1897-1902 Pierced Neck & Cap, Buttress Handles Gilt, Cobalt, Tube-Lined, Hand-Painted Porcelain 6 ½” high x 3 ¼” wide Scroll Down for Further Details
    $495.00 $495.00
    $495.00 $495.00
  • Helan Wolfsohn Mantle Vases
    $820.00 $820.00

    Helena Wolfsohn – Vase – Pair Fete Galante & Floral Mantles

    Porzellanmalerei Helena Wolfsohn Nachf. (Germany, 1878-1893) Pair Fête Galante & Floral Vase Mantle Vases, c. 1879-1881 hand-painted and gilt porcelain 9 ⅛” high x 6” diameter Scroll Down for Further Details
    $820.00 $820.00
    $820.00 $820.00
  • crown dresden helena wolfsohn
    $950.00 $950.00

    Helena Wolfsohn – Vase – Fête Galante & Floral Vase

    Porzellanmalerei Helena Wolfsohn Nachf. (Germany, 1878-1893) Fête Galante & Floral Vase, c. 1879 hand-painted, gilt trim, yellow and white 9 ¼” high x 6 ¾” diameter Scroll Down for Further Details
    $950.00 $950.00
    $950.00 $950.00
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    nippon peach tapestry vase

    SOLD – Nippon – Vase – Tapestry, Peach, 9″

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    Sold Nippon, Japanese Early 20th Century Peach Tapestry Vase Hand-Painted Textured Porcelain 9 ” height Notes: Tall Nippon shouldered and wasted vase in the innovative ‘Tapestry’ technique featuring ripe peaches amongst green leaves and a mottled graded ground, the rim and foot are additionally gilt for a finishing touch.
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    nippon rose tapestry vase

    SOLD – Nippon – Vase – Tapestry, Rose Blossom, 9 ½”

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    Sold Nippon, Japanese Early 20th Century Rose Blossom Tapestry Vase Hand-Painted Textured Porcelain 9 ½” height x 5 ¼” width Notes: Tall Nippon vase in the innovative ‘Tapestry’ technique featuring full pink and yellow rose blossoms amongst green leaves and a mottled graded ground. Two applied and gilt porcelain “leaf” handles flank the short neck and everted gilt rim, the foot is additionally gilt for a finishing touch.
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    nippon coralene iris vase

    SOLD – Nippon – Vase – Coralene, Iris, 8 ¼”

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    Japan, Early 19th Century Coralene & Cobalt ‘Iris’ Vase, c. 1910s Hand-Painted, Glass Beads, Cobalt 8 ¼” high x 5” diameter Notes:Large luminescent purple and pink iris constitute the central design and surround the main body. The waisted form is attractive and with the addition of the asymmetric beaded cobalt and gilt top and bottom borders surrounding additional coralene shells and florals the piece is completed with a flourish. Reference: The Collector’s Encyclopedia of Nippon Porcelain, 4th Series. Joan F Van Patten. 1997.
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    lenox belleek colonial mug (11)

    Sold – Lenox Belleek – Tankard – EP Stevens, Colonial Revelry

    Description & Notes: Rare American Belleek porcelain tankard hand-painted by E. P. Stevens and made by Lenox, dated 1913. A commissioned piece, it bears an artistically entwined and embellished monogram on the front opposite the handle (a combination of the letters “M”, “H”, and “G”). This is flanked by two groups of superbly detailed men in Colonial dress engaged in fraternal revelry. The image harkens back to the founding days of the United States of America and is perhaps a tribute to the celebrations of freedom and independence. This configuration of figures is not unknown to American Belleek porcelain mugs but the attention to detail on this example represents an unusual level of quality. The setting and dress of the men appears to take place in a club house or private establishment as opposed to a common tavern: the environment is clean with finessed carpet details and their clothing and demeanor is well-kept and of presentable dress.
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    belleek shamrock pot (5)

    SOLD – Belleek – Sugar – Celtic, 2nd Black Mark

    Summary: Rare Celtic pattern double handled skillet pot with embossed band of brightly enameled knots and jewels contained between a gilt border, made by Belleek, 2nd Black Mark, 1891-1926. The embossing is crisp and the enameling, of spectacular colour, carefully applied.
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    amphora secessionist vase

    SOLD – Amphora – Vase – Secessionist, Floral, 10″

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    Sold Reissner, Stellmacher & Kessel (Turn-Teplitz, Bohemia, Austria, 1892-1905) Secessionist Amphora Vase Flowers, Cobalt & Gilt Décor porcelain 9 9/16” high x 5” diameter Note: A secessionist vase with "propelling" buttress handles decorated in sprays of flowers on a bright gradient ground extending upwards to an undulating border with gilt highlights into a strong cobalt shoulder dappled with flowers, like stars.
  • rsk amphora kannhauser portrait vase

    Reissner, Stellmacher & Kessel, Amphora – Vase – Nicholaus Kannhauser, Portrait with Poppies

    $2,750 Reissner, Stellmacher & Kessel (Turn-Teplitz, Bohemia, Austria, 1892-1905) Designed by / School of Nikolaus Kannhӓuser Art Nouveau ‘Portrait’ Vase w Poppies Amphora, ‘Ivory’ porcelain 6 15/16” high x 6 15/16” diameter
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    Sold – Royal Doulton – Cup & Saucer – Glamis Thistle

    Royal Doulton (England, Est. 1815) Percy Curnock (England, act. 1885-1954) ‘Glamis Thistle’ Cup & Saucer H. 4601 R. 1938, Porcelain (cup) 3 ½” wide x 2 ¾” high (saucer) 5 ½” diameter  Designer Notes: Glamis Thistle was found near Glamis Castle home of Queen Elizabeth. 
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    Large polar bear is modelled atop a mint green rocky integral plinth.

    Wade – Figurine – Polar Bear Mother, Blow Ups Series

    Scarce Polar Bear Mother from the Wade Blow Ups series, signed.  The Blow Ups series are slip cast hollow models designed to represent large scale, slightly modified, versions of the original Wade whimsies.  The adult polar bear stands on a raised mint green angular rock like mound with head lowered and neck outstretched, one forepaw in front of the other. Signed, England, model 1941, c. 1960-1979.