Italian salt glazed jars- A similar pair of Italian salt glazed jars, each with landscape scene within a central cartouche. Both are 18th century and in a bombe’ form. Minor old repair to the foot of one. The 1742Continue reading
Delft charger, 18th century- Delft charger, 18th century. These were modeled after the Chinese export plates of the period. Typical minor rim chipping. Soft blue floral designs with a paneled inner rim. D. 12″. $220.Delft charger , 18th century- More 17th or early 18th century Delft chargers in a large size. Excellent for table top display on an early table or chest. Call for details and images.
Old Paris porcelain urn- Old Paris porcelain urn detail shown in the image above. Ca. 1830-40’s. H. 10″, d. 8″. $ 225.
18th century Delft charger- 18th century Delft charger bowl with a fluted rim under blue Chinoiserie landscape decoration. No repair.D. 10″, h. 2″. $175.
Old Paris porcelain urns circa 1840’s- Old Paris porcelain urns in neoclassical form, Paris, circa 1840’s. These are a proper mantle pair. The landscape and architectural scenes are hand painted on both sides with gilt overglaze. Minor old repair,Continue reading
Pair of English platters, circa 1810- This elegant pair of English platters, circa 1810, featuring most superb decoration. Done as Chinese scenes, the figures have western faces. A Dutch ship is shown in the ocean beyond. Minor reinforcement to decoration. 9.25″ xContinue reading
French faience urns as lamps-SOLD- , a pottery-like ware that is composed of rather soft clay with a hard glaze finish. This rare pair of lidded urns with ram head handles includes detailed and finely painted scenes of dancing andContinue reading
Delft charger , 17th century- This early 1600’s Delft charger imitates the Chinese import production of the era. Note that the center design copies the Chinese central figure with a fenced garden scene. This is a very early form withContinue reading
English Pearlware Creamer–SOLD- English pearlware creamer with floral drapery rim, no repairs or damage. Ca. 1800. H. 4.25″.