A large pair of Staffordshire spaniels, late 19th century. Hand painted decorations with typical wear to the gilt overglaze. Glass eyes. No repairs. These are at home on your mantle as well as resting on your English cupboard. H. 13", w,. 9.5", d. 4". $245 the...
Brass continental ink stand, 18th century. Complete with quill for your writing desk. The ink pot, sander, quill holder, and bell finish the set. Sit at your period desk with a glass of port and send off love letters. Use the bell judiciously, of course, to summon...
English Delft vase of the late 1600s or early 1700s. Here the paneled floral designs are rimmed with scrolls in imitation of the Chinese export pattern. Minor repair to chips at foot. H. 8", d. 6" $395.
"Canton" ginger jars, 19th century in typical form with a landscape scene of China. Sold as a companion pair. Hts. 5.5" and 6.5". $360 the pair.
Signed American pewter. Shown is part of our rather sizable collection of 18th and 19th century pewterware. All plates shown are marked Boardman with teapots by Boardman, Munson, and Porter. Call or email for images and details of individual pieces. 8" plates are at...
Dutch Delft vases, 17th /early 18th century, in flaring hexagonal form. Loved for these soft tones, and folky decoration. Not a pair, but companions, these can be used beautifully together. Typical chipping for this type of ware. Approximate height is 10". $295
English Sheffield silver wine coolers, 19th century, a pair. Done in the early Sheffield tradition of bonding under heat and pressure of silver plate to the faces of a copper core. H. 8.5", d. 8.5".
Miniature early 18th century Delft garnitures with dog finial lids. Of bombe' form with floral decoration. Typical minor chips, restoration. Each h. 7", w. 3.5". $ $440 the pair.
Delft 17th/early 18th century flagon with extensive floral decoration in blue on white glaze with pewter fittings. Molded, reeded body in the early baluster form. Restoration. H. 10", w. 5.5". $345.
English mid 19th century Sheffield wax jack. Light the wick to melt wax into the upper bowl, tip onto the flap of your important letter, then press your unique stamp onto the molten wax. Security for sure, in the 19th century manner. H. 4", w. 3". $345.
