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Price Bros Butter Dish Price Bros Kensington, England. The details are embossed and brightly coloured. Price bros Mark & Registration number is printed in black. |
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Bisque Group (V557) Antique porcelain Bisque group in a blanc de chien glaze of two putti and goat amidst grape bunches & foliage. Bisque is a unglazed white ceramic ware that is hardfired, non poreous and translucent. |
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Sold Sevres Dresser Box Sevres 18th C cobalt blue porcelain Dresser Box, having handpainted and signed cartouche of a couple courting. Box wirg gilt metal hinged mounts. Marked & signed. |
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Royal Staffordshire - Dogs #1 |
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Sold Meissen Figurines and Centrepiece Meissen porcelain is the first European hard-paste porcelain that was developed from 1708. The production of porcelain at Meissen, near Dresden, started in 1710 and is still in business today as Staatliche Porzellan Manufaktur Meissen GmbH. It's signature logo, the crossed swords, was introduced in 1720 to protect it's production; the mark of the corssed swords is one of the oldest trademarks in existence. |
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Minton Fine Bone China Part of Minton's Bronze and Ivory collection, designed by Eric Griffiths, Ivory colored bone china and cold cast bronze, begun 1978, withdrawn 1984. "Sheikh", "Geisha", "Fisherman", Spellbound", "Travelers Tale". In 1765, Thomas Minton was born in Shrewsbury, England. After completing his education, he went to work at the Thomas Turner's Caughley porcelain factory. Thomas' passion for pottery and porcelain, led him to seek apprenticeship with Spode, Wedgewood etc. In 1793, Thomas Minton partnered with William Pownall and Joseph Poulson and began building his factory. |
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Dresser Set (V16) Rare and lovely Austrian Porcelain 9 piece dresser set. Comprises: 2 elegant candle holders, ringholder, 2 small ring boxes on a large matching tray. Austria Porcelain mark on bottom. |
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Royal Doulton Dinner setting (V11) Royal Doulton dinner setting for 6. Cobalt with with gold gilt decoration. |
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Minton dinner setting (20) 69 piece set. Some faded. In 1765, Thomas Minton was born in Shrewsbury, England. After completing his education, he went to work for the Thomas Turner's Caughley porcelain factory. Thomas' passion for pottery and porcelain led him to seek apprenticeship with Spode, Wedgwood etc. In 1793, Thomas Minton Partnered with William Pownall and Joseph Poulson and began building his factory. |
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Sold Italian Centerpiece (V127) Beautiful hand painted centerpiece. Circa mid to late 1800's. |