Set Price Sale #777 for these items
Begins: January 13, 2020
Ends: January 26, 2020
To bid on spoons, send BIDS to: campaniansociety@gmail.com
You may also telephone: 513-258-6595
You may also send you bids via usps
Payment by check or money order only. Credit cards not accepted
All spoons purchased will be sent by Priority Mail w/ insurance
Special Note: The Consignor of these china plates (etc) has provided
a dollar amount for each item BUT is willing to consider "offers."
Plate—0001. George Washington Masonic National Museum. Multiple scenes. Staffordshire
Plate Description: central scene = Masonic Monument in Alexandria, VA. "The George Washington Masonic National Museum, Alexandria, VA." In the various scenes around the edge of the plate are:
Altar in the Commandry Chapel
Washington's Statue in Memorial Hall
Washington's Chair & Portrait in Replica Room
Royal Arch Room
Cryptic Room
Grotto Archive Room
Diorama in Shrine Room
Diameter: 10 inches
Stamped reverse: "The George Washington Masonic Memorial Plate" 0n banner + Old English Staffordshire Ware + Jonroth England + Adams + Made in Staffordshire England Exclusively for Alexandra Washington Lodge #22. AF&AM. The George Washington Masonic National Memorial Alexandria, VA. Wood & Son Ltd. Potters for 200 year.
MB: $49.00 [+ postage & shipping]
Plate Description: central scene = Masonic Monument in Alexandria, VA. "The George Washington Masonic National Museum, Alexandria, VA." In the various scenes around the edge of the plate are:
Altar in the Commandry Chapel
Washington's Statue in Memorial Hall
Washington's Chair & Portrait in Replica Room
Royal Arch Room
Cryptic Room
Grotto Archive Room
Diorama in Shrine Room
Diameter: 10 inches
Stamped reverse: "The George Washington Masonic Memorial Plate" 0n banner + Old English Staffordshire Ware + Jonroth England + Adams + Made in Staffordshire England Exclusively for Alexandra Washington Lodge #22. AF&AM. The George Washington Masonic National Memorial Alexandria, VA. Wood & Son Ltd. Potters for 200 year.
MB: $49.00 [+ postage & shipping]
Plate—0002. Old English Staffordshire Ware General Lee's Headquarters Gettysburg, Pa.
Plate Description: blue and white floral border around plate. Center = image of "General Lee's Headquarters Gettysburg, PA."
Diameter: 10 inches
Stamped: Adams Estd 1657 England + Jonroth England. + Imported for E.F. Larson Lee Museum Gettysburg, Pa.
MB: $49.00 [+ postage & shipping]
Plate Description: blue and white floral border around plate. Center = image of "General Lee's Headquarters Gettysburg, PA."
Diameter: 10 inches
Stamped: Adams Estd 1657 England + Jonroth England. + Imported for E.F. Larson Lee Museum Gettysburg, Pa.
MB: $49.00 [+ postage & shipping]
Plate—0003. Vintage Shakespeare Country Royal Essex Ironstone Anne Hathaway's Cottage
Plate Description: blue and white plate. Center = image of "Anne Hathaway's Cottage."
Diameter: 9 ¾ inches
Plate reverse: minor razing on reverse.
MB: $49.00 [+ postage & shipping]
Plate Description: blue and white plate. Center = image of "Anne Hathaway's Cottage."
Diameter: 9 ¾ inches
Plate reverse: minor razing on reverse.
MB: $49.00 [+ postage & shipping]
Plate—0004. New York City. Statue of Liberty Staffordshire Plate Enco National
Description obverse: in the center = "Statue of Liberty" + "Empire State Building" + "Rockfeller Center." Around the plate edge = various scenes" "Lincoln Center" + "John F. Kennedy. International Airport" & "La Guardia Airport" + "Times Square" + "United Nations." These scenes = interspersed with flower & leaves decorations.
Diameter: 9 ¾ inches
Description reverse: "Fabulous New York City of Wonders" on banner + "Fort viewed by Verrazano in 1524. Discovered by Dutch Henry Hudson in 1609. Settled in 1613, Manhattan Island purchased from Indians for $24.00 by Peter Minuit in 1626. Peacefully occupied by British in 1664. Recovered by G. Washington in 1764 during Revolutionary. Greater New York founded Jan 1st 1898 which includes the counties of New York (Manhattan), Bronx, Kings (Brooklyn) Queens, Richmond (Staten Island).
Maker: Fine Staffordshire Ware. by Enco National, New York N.Y. Made in England. Underglaze — Detergent Proof.
MB: $49.00 [+ postage & shipping]
Description obverse: in the center = "Statue of Liberty" + "Empire State Building" + "Rockfeller Center." Around the plate edge = various scenes" "Lincoln Center" + "John F. Kennedy. International Airport" & "La Guardia Airport" + "Times Square" + "United Nations." These scenes = interspersed with flower & leaves decorations.
Diameter: 9 ¾ inches
Description reverse: "Fabulous New York City of Wonders" on banner + "Fort viewed by Verrazano in 1524. Discovered by Dutch Henry Hudson in 1609. Settled in 1613, Manhattan Island purchased from Indians for $24.00 by Peter Minuit in 1626. Peacefully occupied by British in 1664. Recovered by G. Washington in 1764 during Revolutionary. Greater New York founded Jan 1st 1898 which includes the counties of New York (Manhattan), Bronx, Kings (Brooklyn) Queens, Richmond (Staten Island).
Maker: Fine Staffordshire Ware. by Enco National, New York N.Y. Made in England. Underglaze — Detergent Proof.
MB: $49.00 [+ postage & shipping]
Plate—0005. Sagamore Hill Collector Plate Gold Trim
Plate obverse. winter scene view of "Sagamore Hill" – home of Teddy Roosevelt. Sagamore Hill, on Long Island, was the Roosevelt Summer White House. Resting on the brow of a hill, the house overlooks the neighboring country and bay/
Diameter: 8 inches.Stamped: Made in Japan + this "Warning: For decorative purpose only. Not to be used for serving Foods."
MB: $19.00 [+ postage & shipping]
Plate obverse. winter scene view of "Sagamore Hill" – home of Teddy Roosevelt. Sagamore Hill, on Long Island, was the Roosevelt Summer White House. Resting on the brow of a hill, the house overlooks the neighboring country and bay/
Diameter: 8 inches.Stamped: Made in Japan + this "Warning: For decorative purpose only. Not to be used for serving Foods."
MB: $19.00 [+ postage & shipping]
Plate—0006. Deco Peacock. Fitz & Floyd Ceramic Plate
Decorative ceramic plate decorated with art deco peacock – multiple colors (chocolate, tan, black, white). "Deco Peacock" = part of a series plates
Diameter: 7 ½ inches
Maker: Fitz and Floyd, Inc. + MCMLXXIX (1979). Japan. FF79
MB: $25.00 [+ postage & shipping]
Decorative ceramic plate decorated with art deco peacock – multiple colors (chocolate, tan, black, white). "Deco Peacock" = part of a series plates
Diameter: 7 ½ inches
Maker: Fitz and Floyd, Inc. + MCMLXXIX (1979). Japan. FF79
MB: $25.00 [+ postage & shipping]
Plate—0007. Myott Meakin "Franciscan Exotic Garden" plate with Peacock
Majestic Peacock (with magnificent tail) seated on tree branch in a garden filled with multi-colored flowers and leaves.
Plate Series: Dynasty Collection. Franciscan Exotic Garden
Maker: Myott Meakin. England
Diameter: 8 inches
MB: $29.00 [+ postage & shipping]
Majestic Peacock (with magnificent tail) seated on tree branch in a garden filled with multi-colored flowers and leaves.
Plate Series: Dynasty Collection. Franciscan Exotic Garden
Maker: Myott Meakin. England
Diameter: 8 inches
MB: $29.00 [+ postage & shipping]
Plate—0008. Edward M. Knowles Peacock Plate Edwin M. Knowles
This Edward M. Knowles company china plate features a vibrantly colored peacock — with 5 tufts on head, a long partially opened tail, multi-colored wings — strutting across the plate from left to right. Trees in the background create a sense of depth and perspective. Vintage crazing on front and reverse of plate.
Diameter: 9 inched
Marked: Semi vitreous.
Maker Edwin M. Knowles China Co. + 109
MB: $49.00 [+ postage & shipping]
More information about this plate and company.
The "Peacock" appears to have been a favorite design of the Edwin M. Knowles Company: e.g. two plates features the Aesop Story of "The Jay and Peacock" (BX6 and NB6) and also a dinner plate design known as "Peacock and Floral Center (KTK6) — all featured at Replacements under the Edwin M. Knowles Co. listing.
For information about the company, see: "Your Guide to Buying Knowles Collector Plates." from which the following is excreted — Knowles collector plates are divided into two distinct historical periods which are marked by their different manufacturers and associated themes. The original Edwin M. Knowles China Co., which established the name, no longer exists. Yet, its pieces still float around on the market and generally carry a much higher price point. The modern version of the Edwin M. Knowles China Company, by contrast, still produces new items each year. The name Knowles in the collector plate field refers specifically to a man named Edwin M. Knowles. The son of pottery producer Isaac Watt Knowles, Edwin began producing what he called the finest quality semi - vitreous chinaware after graduating from Harvard University in 1890. Officially entering the market in 1901, Knowles' pieces rapidly grew in popularity throughout the end of the nineteenth and beginning of the twentieth centuries which increased both demand and production of Knowles' product through the Depression Era and beyond. This peacock plate is from this period of Knowles production.
This Edward M. Knowles company china plate features a vibrantly colored peacock — with 5 tufts on head, a long partially opened tail, multi-colored wings — strutting across the plate from left to right. Trees in the background create a sense of depth and perspective. Vintage crazing on front and reverse of plate.
Diameter: 9 inched
Marked: Semi vitreous.
Maker Edwin M. Knowles China Co. + 109
MB: $49.00 [+ postage & shipping]
More information about this plate and company.
The "Peacock" appears to have been a favorite design of the Edwin M. Knowles Company: e.g. two plates features the Aesop Story of "The Jay and Peacock" (BX6 and NB6) and also a dinner plate design known as "Peacock and Floral Center (KTK6) — all featured at Replacements under the Edwin M. Knowles Co. listing.
For information about the company, see: "Your Guide to Buying Knowles Collector Plates." from which the following is excreted — Knowles collector plates are divided into two distinct historical periods which are marked by their different manufacturers and associated themes. The original Edwin M. Knowles China Co., which established the name, no longer exists. Yet, its pieces still float around on the market and generally carry a much higher price point. The modern version of the Edwin M. Knowles China Company, by contrast, still produces new items each year. The name Knowles in the collector plate field refers specifically to a man named Edwin M. Knowles. The son of pottery producer Isaac Watt Knowles, Edwin began producing what he called the finest quality semi - vitreous chinaware after graduating from Harvard University in 1890. Officially entering the market in 1901, Knowles' pieces rapidly grew in popularity throughout the end of the nineteenth and beginning of the twentieth centuries which increased both demand and production of Knowles' product through the Depression Era and beyond. This peacock plate is from this period of Knowles production.
Plate—0009. Vintage Antique Pink G. Phillips Ceylonese Plate (1832-1834) Transfer Ware.
This plate (which may have been influenced by Seaports of India & Ceylon by Geo. Phillips) is found with a blue and white — but RARELY in pink. The date assigned to this plate is 1832-1834. The design features a peacock seated on the rim of a large classical urn and several Chinese pagodas in the distance. The upper rim is decorated with delicate flowers and foliage.
Diameter: 8 ¼ inches
Marked on reverse: "Ceylonese" + G. Phillips
MB: $69.00 [+ postage & shipping]
More about thus plate and company:
The Phillips pottery was founded by 22 and 20 year old brothers, Edward and George Phillips, in 1822. One of the brothers, Edward, was married to Benedicta Wedgwood, who had become the ward of Josiah Wedgwood after the death of her father, Thomas, of the Overhouse Works. The brothers leased the New Bridge pottery in Longport which had been vacant since 1817. It was superbly located on the Trent and Mersey Canal.
The older brother, Edward, was enthusiastic about the possibilities of exporting their wares to America as other potters nearby were already involved with trade to America. In September 1831, he along with his wife and children were on their way to America when tragedy struck and Edward was killed in a carriage accident. His widow sold her interest in the pottery to George in 1834 and the marks were changed to G. PHILLIPS. George continued many of the patterns, and while maintaining the quality of earlier wares, he also introduced two new patterns, Verona and Park Scenery, which were both enormously popular. Park Scenery was produced in red, green, blue and brown. Sadly, George also met with an untimely death, at the age of 45. The following year, his factory and home were auctioned and his wife left Staffordshire with their children to start a new life in Australia.
A partial dinner service in blue is in the collection of Olde York Historical Society in York, Maine. The Hollis NH Historical Society owns a platter, and shards have been excavated in Deerfield, MA. Many of the buildings on the New Bridge site survived well into the 20th century, and the master potter’s house, occupied by George Phillips and his family until 1841, is now the Duke of Bridgewater Inn. The bottle ovens and factory buildings were demolished in the mid twentieth century. The above information is from the website: "Nancy's Daily Dish"
https://nancysdailydish.net/products/circa-1830-antique-park-scenery-staffordshire-light-blue-transferware-plate-cow-deer
This plate (which may have been influenced by Seaports of India & Ceylon by Geo. Phillips) is found with a blue and white — but RARELY in pink. The date assigned to this plate is 1832-1834. The design features a peacock seated on the rim of a large classical urn and several Chinese pagodas in the distance. The upper rim is decorated with delicate flowers and foliage.
Diameter: 8 ¼ inches
Marked on reverse: "Ceylonese" + G. Phillips
MB: $69.00 [+ postage & shipping]
More about thus plate and company:
The Phillips pottery was founded by 22 and 20 year old brothers, Edward and George Phillips, in 1822. One of the brothers, Edward, was married to Benedicta Wedgwood, who had become the ward of Josiah Wedgwood after the death of her father, Thomas, of the Overhouse Works. The brothers leased the New Bridge pottery in Longport which had been vacant since 1817. It was superbly located on the Trent and Mersey Canal.
The older brother, Edward, was enthusiastic about the possibilities of exporting their wares to America as other potters nearby were already involved with trade to America. In September 1831, he along with his wife and children were on their way to America when tragedy struck and Edward was killed in a carriage accident. His widow sold her interest in the pottery to George in 1834 and the marks were changed to G. PHILLIPS. George continued many of the patterns, and while maintaining the quality of earlier wares, he also introduced two new patterns, Verona and Park Scenery, which were both enormously popular. Park Scenery was produced in red, green, blue and brown. Sadly, George also met with an untimely death, at the age of 45. The following year, his factory and home were auctioned and his wife left Staffordshire with their children to start a new life in Australia.
A partial dinner service in blue is in the collection of Olde York Historical Society in York, Maine. The Hollis NH Historical Society owns a platter, and shards have been excavated in Deerfield, MA. Many of the buildings on the New Bridge site survived well into the 20th century, and the master potter’s house, occupied by George Phillips and his family until 1841, is now the Duke of Bridgewater Inn. The bottle ovens and factory buildings were demolished in the mid twentieth century. The above information is from the website: "Nancy's Daily Dish"
https://nancysdailydish.net/products/circa-1830-antique-park-scenery-staffordshire-light-blue-transferware-plate-cow-deer
Plate—0010. Vintage Japanese Ceramic Plate (white, red, brown) w/ Peacock (Male & female)
This plate has 6 sides. In the center (right side) of this plate is a magnificent male peacock displaying his large open tail, complete with many eyes. In the center of this plate (left side) is the female peacock virtually hidden within the floral foliage. The artist has captured with animation the "intense stare" between the two peacocks (note the eyes looking at one another!).
Diameter: 10 ½ inches
Mark: in Chinese + "Japan."
MB: $29.00 [+ postage & shipping]
This plate has 6 sides. In the center (right side) of this plate is a magnificent male peacock displaying his large open tail, complete with many eyes. In the center of this plate (left side) is the female peacock virtually hidden within the floral foliage. The artist has captured with animation the "intense stare" between the two peacocks (note the eyes looking at one another!).
Diameter: 10 ½ inches
Mark: in Chinese + "Japan."
MB: $29.00 [+ postage & shipping]
Plate—0011. Antique Vintage Cauldon Plate w/ Peacock
This blue/white plate features a male peacock, standing on the edge of an urn; the tail of the peacock features the multiple eyes. There is a large classical urn on the left side (w/ another peacock at the base). In the distance are a series of buildings and a tall tower
Diameter: 10 ¾ inches
Mark: Cauldon China. England. Est. 1774.
MB: $49.00 [+ postage & shipping]
This blue/white plate features a male peacock, standing on the edge of an urn; the tail of the peacock features the multiple eyes. There is a large classical urn on the left side (w/ another peacock at the base). In the distance are a series of buildings and a tall tower
Diameter: 10 ¾ inches
Mark: Cauldon China. England. Est. 1774.
MB: $49.00 [+ postage & shipping]
Plate—0012. Tiger -
Diameter: 10 inches
Signed Jackie
Cost: $15.00 [+ postage & shipping]
Diameter: 10 inches
Signed Jackie
Cost: $15.00 [+ postage & shipping]
Plate — 0013. Elbow Beach Surf Club. Bermuda.
Decorative view of the hotel.
Plate = decorated with vintage gold plate.
Diameter: 10 ½ inches
About Bermuda, Mark Twain is famously remarked: “You go to heaven if you want tol I’d rather stay right here in Bermuda.”For a history of the hotel club see:http://www.elbowbeachbermuda.com/
http://fivestarmagazine.co.uk/stay/elbowbeach/ (history)
MB: $25.00 [+ postage & shipping]
Plate — 0014. Souvenir of Salem Mass. Blue & White plate. Nathaniel Hawthorne.
Description of scenes: statue of “Nathaniel Hawthorne” in the center + various scenes (beginning at 12 o’clock): [1] “A Salem Doorway.” [2] “House of Seven Gables.” [3] “Custom House.” [4] “Old Witch House.” [5] “Nichols House.”
Diameter: 7 ½ inches
Marked: Jonroth, England. Imported for Daniel Low & Co. Sale, Mass.
MB: $35.00 [+ postage & shipping]
Description of scenes: statue of “Nathaniel Hawthorne” in the center + various scenes (beginning at 12 o’clock): [1] “A Salem Doorway.” [2] “House of Seven Gables.” [3] “Custom House.” [4] “Old Witch House.” [5] “Nichols House.”
Diameter: 7 ½ inches
Marked: Jonroth, England. Imported for Daniel Low & Co. Sale, Mass.
MB: $35.00 [+ postage & shipping]
Plate — 0015. Boston Mass.+ Major Boston Monuments & Buildings
Description of scenes: “USS Constitution”: in the center + various scenes (beginning at 12 o’clock): [1] “State House.” [2] “Swan Boats Public Gardens.” [3] Paul Revere’s House.” [4] “Prudential Center.” [5] “Faneuil Hall.” [6] “Bunker Hill Monument.”
Diameter: 8 inches
Marked: no maker marks.
MB: $20.00 [+ postage & shipping]
Description of scenes: “USS Constitution”: in the center + various scenes (beginning at 12 o’clock): [1] “State House.” [2] “Swan Boats Public Gardens.” [3] Paul Revere’s House.” [4] “Prudential Center.” [5] “Faneuil Hall.” [6] “Bunker Hill Monument.”
Diameter: 8 inches
Marked: no maker marks.
MB: $20.00 [+ postage & shipping]
Plate — 0016. Multi-colored Peacock standing on branch with flowers (rose - ??)
Description: multi-colored peacock (green, yellow, blue, red) standing on a branch with red and pink flowers and green leaves.
Diameter: 8 inches
Marked: “This article is for decorative purpose only. Do not use for service.”
MB: $25.00 [+ postage & shipping]
Description: multi-colored peacock (green, yellow, blue, red) standing on a branch with red and pink flowers and green leaves.
Diameter: 8 inches
Marked: “This article is for decorative purpose only. Do not use for service.”
MB: $25.00 [+ postage & shipping]
Plate — 0017. Wedgwood Old Blue Historical plate scene of Newburg, N.Y.
“Washington’s Headquarters. Newburg, N.Y.” Blue/white china plate with “Washington’s Headquarters, Newburgh, N.Y.” in the center of the plate, surrounded by decorative roses and leaves.
Diameter 9 inches
Marked: “Washington’s Headquarters 1780 — Newburgh, N.Y. — 1899. Occupied by Him from Apr 4 1782 to Aug. 18, 1783.” + “Wedgwood. Etruria. England” + “SCIE Importers. Jones, McDuffee & Stratton, Boston.
For more information about this Wedgwood plate, see: Jones, McDuffie & Stratton. “JMS - Old Blue Historical Plates Imported From Wedgwood for the American Market” at: https://www.alexisantiques.com/links/jms.php
MB: $49.00 [+ postage & shipping]
“Washington’s Headquarters. Newburg, N.Y.” Blue/white china plate with “Washington’s Headquarters, Newburgh, N.Y.” in the center of the plate, surrounded by decorative roses and leaves.
Diameter 9 inches
Marked: “Washington’s Headquarters 1780 — Newburgh, N.Y. — 1899. Occupied by Him from Apr 4 1782 to Aug. 18, 1783.” + “Wedgwood. Etruria. England” + “SCIE Importers. Jones, McDuffee & Stratton, Boston.
For more information about this Wedgwood plate, see: Jones, McDuffie & Stratton. “JMS - Old Blue Historical Plates Imported From Wedgwood for the American Market” at: https://www.alexisantiques.com/links/jms.php
MB: $49.00 [+ postage & shipping]
Plate — 0018. Colorful peacocks (male & female ) seated on tree branches
with multiple colored flowers, trimmed with gold leaf decorative designs.
Diameter: 10 ½ inches/
Marked: Satsuma. Japan.
MB: $25.00 [+ postage & shipping]
with multiple colored flowers, trimmed with gold leaf decorative designs.
Diameter: 10 ½ inches/
Marked: Satsuma. Japan.
MB: $25.00 [+ postage & shipping]
Plate — 0020. Antique French Majolica Peacock Plate made by Hautin Boulanger at the Choisy le Roi majolica factory established in 1786. This plate, green in color, was made between 1863 and 1910 (probably close to 1863 than 1910).
Size: 8.75 inches in diameter.
Condition: no chips, or cracks. Some crazing appropriate to plate's age.
MB: $89.00 [+ postage & shipping]
Faience pottery was first produced in Choisy-le-Roi in 1804. By 1836, the factory came under the management of Louis Boulenger who was succeeded in 1863 by his son Hippolyte Boulenger. By that time, the factory employed some three hundred skilled workers operating four kilns. A large number of majolica designs were added to production in the early 1860s and continued until 1910. — Source: Majolica International Society (search the internet with these source words).
Size: 8.75 inches in diameter.
Condition: no chips, or cracks. Some crazing appropriate to plate's age.
MB: $89.00 [+ postage & shipping]
Faience pottery was first produced in Choisy-le-Roi in 1804. By 1836, the factory came under the management of Louis Boulenger who was succeeded in 1863 by his son Hippolyte Boulenger. By that time, the factory employed some three hundred skilled workers operating four kilns. A large number of majolica designs were added to production in the early 1860s and continued until 1910. — Source: Majolica International Society (search the internet with these source words).
plate- — 0021. Vintage Inlaid Wood Marquetry.
Decorative Wall plaque with two Peacocks
Multi colored wall plaque with inlaid image of two peacocks standing on rock boulders + trees behind the peacocks and 2 birds flying above.
Size 18 inches x 10 inches.
MB: $10.00 [+ postage & shipping]
Decorative Wall plaque with two Peacocks
Multi colored wall plaque with inlaid image of two peacocks standing on rock boulders + trees behind the peacocks and 2 birds flying above.
Size 18 inches x 10 inches.
MB: $10.00 [+ postage & shipping]
0022. Souvenir of Washington D.C. Washington, D.C. Plate with multiple Buildings (blue/white)
Description: in center of plate = “Souvenir of Washington, D.C.” + “United States Capitol.” + multiple scenes (beginning at 12 o’clock): “The White House” + “Jefferson Memorial” + “Lincoln Memorial” + “Mount Vernon, Va.” + “Washington Monument.”
Diameter: 7 ¼ inches
No maker marks.
MB: $12.00 [+ postage & shipping]
Description: in center of plate = “Souvenir of Washington, D.C.” + “United States Capitol.” + multiple scenes (beginning at 12 o’clock): “The White House” + “Jefferson Memorial” + “Lincoln Memorial” + “Mount Vernon, Va.” + “Washington Monument.”
Diameter: 7 ¼ inches
No maker marks.
MB: $12.00 [+ postage & shipping]
0023. Fine bone china jewelry dish with lid
Description: two peacocks (male and female) standing on branch surrounded by multiple colored flowers. Flower branch on bottom of the dish.
Diameter: 3 inches
Maker: Countless. Fine Bone China. Made in England.
MB: $15.00 [+ postage & shipping]
Description: two peacocks (male and female) standing on branch surrounded by multiple colored flowers. Flower branch on bottom of the dish.
Diameter: 3 inches
Maker: Countless. Fine Bone China. Made in England.
MB: $15.00 [+ postage & shipping]
0024. Royal Doulton. Fine bone china jewelry trinket with lid
Description: male peacock standing on branch displaying his tail feathers surrounded by multi-colored flower and leaves
Diameter: 3 ½ inches
Maker: Royal Doulton. + Made in England. Royal Doulton Bone China.” + H5157 + JRDJAR SUMMER COLLECTOR © 1989 Royal Doulton.
MB: $20.00 [+ postage & shipping]
Description: male peacock standing on branch displaying his tail feathers surrounded by multi-colored flower and leaves
Diameter: 3 ½ inches
Maker: Royal Doulton. + Made in England. Royal Doulton Bone China.” + H5157 + JRDJAR SUMMER COLLECTOR © 1989 Royal Doulton.
MB: $20.00 [+ postage & shipping]
0028. Palissy Royal Worcester Company Vase with Peacocks
Wavy (6 waves) vase with two (2) peacocks (males and female) seated on a branch with pink flowers and green leaves.
Diameter: 3 inches
Height: 3 ¾ inches
Maker: Palissy. England. Royal Collection. Royal Worcester Company.
MB: $20.00 [+ postage & shipping]
Albert E .Jones Ltd. of Garfield works, Longton Staffordshire, manufactured earthenware from c.1908 to 1946 under the trade name of Palissy Pottery. The two most successful tableware designs they made were: [1] Avon Scenes, a blue and white printed pattern based on an English design from the early 19th century. [2] Game Series, a brown printed pattern with hand coloured centres of ducks, pheasants, peacocks and grouse. The design is typical of the Edwardian period when wealthy families included a game course in the evening meal and purchased tableware specifically for serving the game dishes.(They also had special fish services for the fish course of the meal). Palissy continued to make the popular Games Series and Avon Scenes until the 1980s. The Palissy factory was closed in 1989. Unfortunately the whereabouts of the factory records is not known and therefore it is difficult to trace individual patterns. Information reprinted from Palissy Website
See: http://www.thepotteries.org/allpotters/782.htm
Wavy (6 waves) vase with two (2) peacocks (males and female) seated on a branch with pink flowers and green leaves.
Diameter: 3 inches
Height: 3 ¾ inches
Maker: Palissy. England. Royal Collection. Royal Worcester Company.
MB: $20.00 [+ postage & shipping]
Albert E .Jones Ltd. of Garfield works, Longton Staffordshire, manufactured earthenware from c.1908 to 1946 under the trade name of Palissy Pottery. The two most successful tableware designs they made were: [1] Avon Scenes, a blue and white printed pattern based on an English design from the early 19th century. [2] Game Series, a brown printed pattern with hand coloured centres of ducks, pheasants, peacocks and grouse. The design is typical of the Edwardian period when wealthy families included a game course in the evening meal and purchased tableware specifically for serving the game dishes.(They also had special fish services for the fish course of the meal). Palissy continued to make the popular Games Series and Avon Scenes until the 1980s. The Palissy factory was closed in 1989. Unfortunately the whereabouts of the factory records is not known and therefore it is difficult to trace individual patterns. Information reprinted from Palissy Website
See: http://www.thepotteries.org/allpotters/782.htm
0029. Bavarian Ceramic Pitcher with Peacock
Two peacocks — female and male with full open tail ; peacock = on a hill and are surrounded by flowers.
Maker: Bavaria + flower within a triangle + letters "R" and "W."
Height: 6 inches
Diameter Base: 3 ¾ inches
Diameter Top: 2 ¾ inches
MB: $22.00 [+ postage & shipping]
Two peacocks — female and male with full open tail ; peacock = on a hill and are surrounded by flowers.
Maker: Bavaria + flower within a triangle + letters "R" and "W."
Height: 6 inches
Diameter Base: 3 ¾ inches
Diameter Top: 2 ¾ inches
MB: $22.00 [+ postage & shipping]
0030. Palissy Bud Vase with Peacock decoration.
Bud vase with two (2) peacocks (males and female) seated on a branch with pink flowers and green leaves.
Diameter base: 3 inches
Height: 4 ¾ inches
Maker: Palissy. England. Royal Collection. Royal Worcester Company.
MB: $16.00 [+ postage & shipping]
Bud vase with two (2) peacocks (males and female) seated on a branch with pink flowers and green leaves.
Diameter base: 3 inches
Height: 4 ¾ inches
Maker: Palissy. England. Royal Collection. Royal Worcester Company.
MB: $16.00 [+ postage & shipping]
0034.Vintage Blue round ceramic trinket jewelry box Peacock w/lid
This lovely round box with peacocks amidst multi-colored flowers is in mint condition
Diameter: 3 ½ inches
Height: 1 ¾ inches
No maker marks
MB: $10.00 [+ postage & shipping]
This lovely round box with peacocks amidst multi-colored flowers is in mint condition
Diameter: 3 ½ inches
Height: 1 ¾ inches
No maker marks
MB: $10.00 [+ postage & shipping]
0036. Blue-black fan shaped jewelry dish w/ Peacocks multi-colored flowers
This fan-shaped dish is perfect for holding jewelry (rings, necklaces, ear rings). Two peacocks (female and male) surrounded by multi-colored flowers; male peacock looks backward toward the female peacock.
Length: 7 ¼ inches (fan edge to fan edge
Width: 4 ½ inches
Mark: maker mark (in gold color) on reverse
MB: $15.00 [+ postage & shipping]
This fan-shaped dish is perfect for holding jewelry (rings, necklaces, ear rings). Two peacocks (female and male) surrounded by multi-colored flowers; male peacock looks backward toward the female peacock.
Length: 7 ¼ inches (fan edge to fan edge
Width: 4 ½ inches
Mark: maker mark (in gold color) on reverse
MB: $15.00 [+ postage & shipping]
0037. Vintage round ceramic trinket jewelry box Peacock w/lid (Andrea by Sadek)
This trinket box is cream in color and decorated with colorful peacocks and flowers & leaves on the lid.
Diameter: 4 ¾ inches
Height: 2 ¼ inches
Maker: Andrea by Sadek. Made in Japan. (Mark and sticker on trinket base)
MB: $15.00
More information about this trinket box:
Andrea by Sadek, also known as Charles Sadek Import Company or J. Willfred is headquartered in New Rochelle, New York. The company was founded in 1936 by Charles and Norman Sadek and is still owned and operated by the Sadek family. Currently, Charles' son, Jim, his wife, Sandra manage the day-to-day operations with a faithful staff of customer service reps, shippers, designers and product developers. The namesake of the company, Andrea, is Jim's sister and Charles Sadek's daughter; she is heavily involved in the design of Sadek's products.
Andrea by Sadek works with factories around the world to create over 3,000 unique designs for the table, kitchen and home. Each product is high-quality and is sold at exceptional pricing. Sadek is a leader in the gift and tableware industry, often rolling out hundreds of new products each year.
Sadek's beautifully hand-crafted bisque porcelain flower figurines and bird figurines, a huge collection of figural salt and pepper shakers, tea sets and tea accessories, museum collection, lamps, dinnerware and much more are ideal for collectors and designers alike.
In 2004, Andrea by Sadek created their Historic Museums Collection - a conglomerate of famous porcelain dinnerware patterns and decorative accessories from the Winterthur Museum, the Biltmore Estate, Mount Vernon, Colonial Williamsburg, Newport Mansion and the Smithsonian Institute. The pieces gathered were reproduced from Sadek's factories and sold under the name of the museum or historic home where it was found. Parts of this collection are still available today for purchase.
Andrea by Sadek has showrooms in Atlanta, Dallas, Las Vegas, Los Angeles, New York and at their corporate headquarters and warehouse in New Rochelle, NY. Source of this information = website for Andrea Sadek
This trinket box is cream in color and decorated with colorful peacocks and flowers & leaves on the lid.
Diameter: 4 ¾ inches
Height: 2 ¼ inches
Maker: Andrea by Sadek. Made in Japan. (Mark and sticker on trinket base)
MB: $15.00
More information about this trinket box:
Andrea by Sadek, also known as Charles Sadek Import Company or J. Willfred is headquartered in New Rochelle, New York. The company was founded in 1936 by Charles and Norman Sadek and is still owned and operated by the Sadek family. Currently, Charles' son, Jim, his wife, Sandra manage the day-to-day operations with a faithful staff of customer service reps, shippers, designers and product developers. The namesake of the company, Andrea, is Jim's sister and Charles Sadek's daughter; she is heavily involved in the design of Sadek's products.
Andrea by Sadek works with factories around the world to create over 3,000 unique designs for the table, kitchen and home. Each product is high-quality and is sold at exceptional pricing. Sadek is a leader in the gift and tableware industry, often rolling out hundreds of new products each year.
Sadek's beautifully hand-crafted bisque porcelain flower figurines and bird figurines, a huge collection of figural salt and pepper shakers, tea sets and tea accessories, museum collection, lamps, dinnerware and much more are ideal for collectors and designers alike.
In 2004, Andrea by Sadek created their Historic Museums Collection - a conglomerate of famous porcelain dinnerware patterns and decorative accessories from the Winterthur Museum, the Biltmore Estate, Mount Vernon, Colonial Williamsburg, Newport Mansion and the Smithsonian Institute. The pieces gathered were reproduced from Sadek's factories and sold under the name of the museum or historic home where it was found. Parts of this collection are still available today for purchase.
Andrea by Sadek has showrooms in Atlanta, Dallas, Las Vegas, Los Angeles, New York and at their corporate headquarters and warehouse in New Rochelle, NY. Source of this information = website for Andrea Sadek
Vintage Rookwood Pottery "Peacocks at Fence" bookend set turquoise glaze 1920
This Rookwood "Peacocks at the Fence" bookend set is in the very collectible and desirable turquoise glaze color. This particular design was made in 1920 — hence this set is 98 years of age. The bookends are weighted and together they weigh 5.01 lbs. (one = 2.13 lbs; the other = 2.15).
Size: 5 1/8" (height) x 4 1/8" (wide) x 4 ¾" (deep)
Maker mark: Rookwood Pottery mark + XX (year = 1920) + model number: 2445
Condition: no chips, no cracks, no repairs. Mint condition
MB: $495.00
More about the Rookwood Bookends
Rookwood Pottery of Cincinnati was the first to gain artistic recognition and respect for the United States. In 1889, Rookwood was awarded the First Prize Gold Medal at the Paris Exposition Universelle. This was a shock to the international artistic community who had never really paid much attention to American ceramics. In less than a decade after starting as a hobby pottery shop, Rookwood had grown to become a company with an international reputation for ceramic excellence. This recognition forever changed the way the international community viewed American art.
In 1876, Maria Longworth from Cincinnati attended the Centennial Exhibition in Philadelphia. With over four hundred countries displaying the finest of their ceramic accomplishments, many thought that the American pieces were inferior. At this time, this perception was not unusual. It was generally thought that American art was hundreds of years behind the rest of the world. Especially in ceramics, American art was considered unrefined, made with little talent or technique.
Inspired by the Japanese designs she saw in Philadelphia, Maria began to dream of changing that perception. Fortunately, Maria was a woman with aspirations and means. The daughter of real estate millionaire and arts patron Joseph Longworth, Maria asked her father to provide the funds for her own pottery. She believed that the key to creating fine art was to create an environment filled with talent, ideas and inspiration.
Named after the Longworth family estate in Cincinnati, Rookwood became the first female manufacturing company in the United States. She hired a team of famous artists, talented art students and glaze technicians and encouraged them to exchange ideas. Most importantly, she encouraged her employees to be creative, to try new subjects, new techniques and new mediums. Whatever inspired them to create fine art. Source of above quote: Rookwood Pottery Company. History "Our Heritage"