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An extraordinary set of eight 9in. handpainted barnyard animal plates by Brown, Westhead and Moore circa 1870. Very unusual and rare because of the subject matter and the size of the painting. The painter, George Pedersen, used the whole center of the plate to portray these animals in their rustic environment. The condition is pristine.
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A delicate set of 10 Venetian wines in a light amber color with enamel beading on the base and featuring a painted cherub on a cloud and a pair of white doves in flight. Fourteen finger bowls also available in this pattern.
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A mother of pearl fruit set for twelve by Mappin and Webb with delicately engraved blades in its original box. Circa 1886, Sheffield England.
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A splendid pair of early 9 ¼ in. plates, most likely manufactured by Worcester between 1788 and 1800. The designs are paneled in the exact fashion of Robert Chamberlain’s early designs and the colors and gilding are remarkably fresh. The underside shows 3 pronounced kiln marks and colored borders. The condition is almost mint, with only the slightest losses.
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A charming shaped serving dish featuring yellow and purple pansies with green and turquoise leaves on an unusual orange ground. 7 ½ in.
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This teapot is a classic example of ‘Bargeware’, pottery used by the Bargemen when Victorian England depended on a system of canals and barges. With its teapot finial and original stand, it is 14in. with slight restoration.
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A large brown mottled jug, unmarked and possibly an early 19th century product of Scotland or an American Rockingham pottery specimen. Either way, it is a stunning 9 ½ in. jug in perfect condition.
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An unusual set of 12 Royal Cauldon fruit plates decorated in a vivid pastel green and orange palate. These plates, made in the 1920’s, are in perfect condition and would be exciting to use for a summer lunch. They are 8 ¾ in. in diameter.
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A handsome American four piece Ironstone soup tureen made in the early 20th century. This decorative piece fits nicely with both traditional and modern designed kitchens and dining rooms and would also be exciting as a large cabinet piece.
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A pair of hand blown Mt. Washington light green candlesticks 11in. high. Etched on the widest part of the column is a primitive boat with sails and two people, seated, holding fishing poles.
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An 8in. etched bowl with floral garland and leaf design in a lovely shade of green. Makes an attractive serving bowl, or can be filled with fruit or flowers and used for display.
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A pair of Bohemian amber flashed vases with a floral and leaf motif on the top band, cut diamond design in the middle and having an abundance of amber color near the base. 7 7/8in. tall, perfect for use on a mantle or filled with flowers and used on a dining table.
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A whimsical 3-part cruet set depicting the Olympic sport of curling. This silverplated piece has ‘brooms’ forming the legs and matching spoons for salt and mustard.
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