ANTIQUE WEDGWOOD CREAMWARE ETRURIA JOHN PEEL PITCHER JUG This classic antique Wedgwood Etruria Creamware scenic John Peel pitcher or jug dates from ca. 1891-1908. (Etruria was the fourth site for the Josiah Wedgwood pottery business and was opened 1769.). The relief molded body has a fluted base, a Fox Hound form handle and two seperate fox hunting scenes decorating the sides. The base is marked with the round black printed Wedgwood Etruria England mark with the image of John Peel. Condition: very good, has one (1/4 in)rim chip at lip (see image), some overall minor glaze crazing (normal for its age) no cracks or other chips.

Note: The story behind John Peel: John Peel (abt 1776-1854)was an English farmer & fox hunter who was rather famous for his drinking abilities. Dyke Ken John Peel (translation: Do You Know John Peel?) is the title to a traditional British hunt song written in 1829,in honor of John Peel.
Circa: ca 1891-1908
Condition: see description
Size: 6 ins high x 4.5 ins diameter @ widest point
Country of Origin: GB
Manufacturer: Wedgwood  

ANTIQUE WEDGWOOD MAJOLICA DUTCH SCENE COMPOTE During the nineteenth century, scenes based on the daily life of the Dutch became popular and this antique Wedgwood Majolica low comport or compote is a fine example. The center is decorated with an embossed Dutch water scene and is surrounded by a deep rich brown and ochre scalloped rim. The round stand rests on three modeled Ochre glazed paw form feet below draping Acanthus leaves. The underside is in a mottled glazed with stilt marks around the rim. The cream base with maker's marks including impressed (all caps) WEDGWOOD, the impressed letter 'T'; impressed partially obscured date code of 'B' or possibly 'D' and a pattern number of 'M 1426' (for ca 1873-1888) in red paint dating this piece to either ca 1873 or 1875.

Condition: very good, has one .25 inch chip on underside of rim,some scuffing to glaze in center (see images) no cracks or other chips
Circa: last qtr 19th c.
Condition: Very good, see description
Size: 9.25 ins diameter x 3 ins high
Country of Origin: GB
Manufacturer: Wedgwood  

ANTIQUE ENGLISH GREEN EDGE MALKIN MAJOLICA LEAF FOOTED TAZA COMPOTE This is a very decorative antique English green glazed Edge Malkin majolica low compote (taza). The rim is decorated with a bead and Greek Key pattern with a raised leaf, fern and flower design on a stippled center ground; it rests on a circular base with bead and flute design. In mint condition, there is some minor glaze crazing, and one glaze pop in center; the underside has 3 stilt marks; no chips or cracks. Base has the impressed Edge, Malkin and Co. mark, dates from 1870-1902
Circa: ca. 1879-1902
Condition: very good
Size: 10 in diameter x 2 in high
Country of Origin: GB
Manufacturer: Edge, Malkin & Co  

18th - 19th C. WEDGWOOD CREAMWARE SAUCE TUREEN Antique Wedgwood Creamware, two-handled Neoclassical sauce or gravy tureen and stand. From a Creamware dinner service, the tureen is decorated with handpainted brown Grape and Ivy leaf border design on a pale yellow ground. The underside of the stand is stamped WEDGWOOD with a stamped decorators mark; this tureen dates to ca 1780 - 1810.

Condition: excellent, one small flake to underside of lid rim, no hairlines, no loss to decoration
Circa: ca 1780-1810
Condition: see descritption
Size: tureen: 6 ins x 4 ins (w/o lid); stand is 8.5 ins in length
Manufacturer: Wedgwood  

ANTIQUE VIENNA PORCELAIN HOT MILK JUG A finely decorated early 19th c. porcelain sparrow beaked hot milk jug, the sides with handpainted landscape scene and scattered flowers in pale lemmon yellow and orche enamels; the loop handle and rim with gilt scrollwork; the lid with gilt scrollwork and sprigged leaves in shaded green enamel, pear-form finial; Condition: finial has been reglued

MARKS; base with blue beehive Vienna Factory mark (Imperial and Royal Porcelain Manufactory, Vienna), impressed molders/turners mark; red decorators number; dates from ca. 1812 - 1818
Circa: 19th c.
Condition: near mint, see description
Size: 3.25 ins. high
Manufacturer: Vienna factory  

ANTIQUE DERBY PORCELAIN IMARI CUP AND SAUCER Antique 19th c. English Derby porcelain cup and saucer in the Imari pattern of cobalt, iron red and gold (pattern number 383), the bute form cup with ring handle, marked on base with 1878-1890 Derby Crown Porcelain mark and year code for ca 1889; cup rim with 1/2 in tight hairline crack at handle, saucer with 1/2 chip to rim and 2 tight hairlines
Circa: 19th c.
Condition: see description
Size: 2.25 in high x 2.5 in diameter-cup
Manufacturer: Derby  

ANTIQUE MINTON PORCELAIN COFFEE POT This is an outstanding 18th c. style helmet form Minton porcelain pedestal coffee pot made for the Foster Stevens Co.; the pouring spout and high arch handle having gilded relief molded acanthus leaves; the lid with gilded foliate ring handle and molded acanthus leaf medallion; the top rim with gilt bead bands; the body with handpainted floral and laurel leaf garlands above scattered floral bouquets. The base bears Mintons globe and crown mark and Foster Stevens designation, impressed year and decorators marks on footrim. Condition: no loss to handpainted decoration,very minor rubbing to gilt on base, 2 tight hairlines at rim; no chips; dates to ca 1911.
Circa: ca 1911
Condition: very good, see description
Size: 11 ins high x 5 ins diameter
Manufacturer: Minton  

ANTIQUE ROSENTHAL CABBAGE FORM PORCELAIN BOWL A very unique porcelain cabbage ware serving bowl made by Rosenthal of Bavaria, Germany; in the shape of overlapping cabbage leaves with molded & applied twig / vine handle at one end; interior and exterior decorated with flower sprays and gilt highlights. Base with Rosenthal mark and puce gilder's mark. Dates from 1901.

Condition: excellent condition, no loss to floral decoration, very minor loss to gilding; no chips or cracks; interior with minor manufacturing glaze specks
Circa: 1901 - 1956
Condition: see description
Size: 4 1/2 ins. high X 10 1/2 in diameter
Manufacturer: ROSENTHAL  

Vintage Yellow Ware Pipkin or Bean Pot Great decorated early period Watt Pottery Yellow Ware covered bean pot; decorated with bands of slip in mocha and white plus incised scallops and lines on lid and sides of bowl; molded recessed handles on sides of bowl. Marked on base: Ovenware Made in USA within impressed double circle.

Condition: Very good; with glaze grazing/ stains to interior only; two factory firing cracks on interior sides; one tight hairline to lid
Circa: ca 1920
Condition: See description
Size: 8 3/4 inche diameter; 5 1/2 inche height
Country of Origin: US
Manufacturer: Watt Pottery  

19th c. Red Prattware Jug Red stoneware jug by the F. &  R. Pratt Co. (Staffordshire). Engine turned decoration below rim and on handle; further embellished with wide gold bands with black detailing on handle. This jug is possibly an Exhibition Piece (Great Exhibition of 1851) owing to its embellishment with gold bands, which were also used on Pratt's potlids. Incised mark of FR Pratt & Co., Fenton,Staffs, and the number 9 (usually indicates size or style).
Circa: 1841 - 1867
Condition: small flake to rim
Size: 6 in high x 5 in diameter
Country of Origin: GB
Manufacturer: F. R. Pratt Co.  

IRISH BELLEEK CREAMER 3RD BLACK MARK Irish Belleek porcelain creamer with relief molded Berry & Ivy design on cream white ground with yellow highlights; rope twist handle. Base with 3rd Black Mark c. 1926-46.

Condition: very good; two very small nicks to rim

Circa: C. 1926-46
Condition: see above
Size: 3 3/4 ins high
Manufacturer: Belleek  

ROYAL WORCESTER ROANOKE DEMI-TASSE CUP & SAUCER Royal Worcester demi-tasse cup and saucer in the Roanoke pattern; the can shaped cup molded in fluted & scalloped form with sprays of hand-painted flowers surrounding outside of cup with one spray of flowers on inside of cup. The saucer, also in fluted & scalloped form with hand-painted sprays of flowers.





Circa: 20th c.
Condition: Worcester
Size: saucer 4 1/2 in diameter cup 2 in diameter
Country of Origin: GB
Manufacturer: Worcester  

ROYAL DOULTON BELVEDERE DEMI-TASSE CUP SAUCER Royal Doulton Demi-tasse cup and saucer in the Belvedere pattern; the rims with molded and gilded piecrust borders; and, scrolled leaf design.  Base with Royal Doulton lion,crown and circle mark.


Circa: 20th c.
Condition: excellent
Size: saucer 4 1/2 in diameter; cup 2 1/2 in diameter
Manufacturer: Royal Doulton  

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
Manufacturer: Spode