Antique Ceramics
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English Pair of 19th Century Staffordshire White Poodle Dogs
$475.009.88"H x 6.25"W x 5"D
Dimensions: 9 7/8” H x 6 1/4” W x 5” D
A large pair of English split-leg Staffordshire poodles from the late 19th century, with sand textured coats to imply their thick hair. Staffordshire Dogs are named so for the area in England they originate, where they have been in production for nearly three centuries to the delight of hearts and homes over many generations. Two seated poodles with painted, expressive eyes, worn gold collar and lock, and (more unusual) split legs. The ears and upper body exhibit a sandy texture to suggest a “Continental clip” that is given by a dog groomer where the hind legs are sheared smooth, which in these examples are indicated by the undecorated ceramic. Patina as expected from age and handling. Make sure to view the detailed images to get a closer look at these low-maintenance companions. Sold as a pair.
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French 19th Century Marbled Glazed Pitcher
$595.005.63"H x 6.25"W x 4.63"D
Dimensions: 5 ⅝” H x 6 ¼” W x 4 ⅝” D
This 19th century jaspé ware French pitcher from the region of Savoie makes an exciting vase or stand alone decor item for the psychedelic swirls in autumnal colors wrapping the cylindrical form. A great patina from a century of use gives it a true antique quality to add artistic intrigue to any kitchen or shelf display. Please view the detailed images for the current condition.
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English Pair of Staffordshire White Spaniels
$495.0012.5"H x 11.5"W x 4"D
Dimensions: 12 1/2” H x 11 1/2” W x 4” D
This lovely pair of Staffordshire Dogs are named so for the area in England they originate, where they have been in production for nearly three centuries to the delight of hearts and homes over many generations. Two, seated King Charles Spaniel with painted and gilded detail throughout over glossy white ceramic; expressive eyes, the suggestion of a chain leash, and worn gold collar with a lock. Patina as expected from age and handling. Make sure to view the detailed images to get a closer look at these low-maintenance companions. Sold as a pair.
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English Pair of Staffordshire Spaniels
$425.008.63"H x 6"W x 4.38"D
Dimensions: 8 ⅝” H x 6” W x 4 ⅜” D
This lovely pair of Staffordshire Dogs are named so for the area in England they originate, where they have been in production for nearly three centuries to the delight of hearts and homes over many generations. Two, seated King Charles Spaniel with exciting detail throughout; rust colored fur, a black chain leash, and worn gold collar with a lock. Patina as expected from age and handling. Make sure to view the detailed images to get a closer look at these low-maintenance companions. Sold as a pair.
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French 19th Century Marbled Glazed Pitcher
$455.004.88"H x 6"W x 4"D
Dimensions: 4 ⅞” H x 6” W x 4” D
This 19th century jaspé ware French pitcher from the region of Savoie makes an exciting vase or stand alone decor item for the psychedelic swirls in autumnal colors wrapping the cylindrical form. A great patina from a century of use gives it a true antique quality to add artistic intrigue to any kitchen or shelf display. Please view the detailed images for the current condition.
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French 19th Century Marbled Glazed Pitcher
$455.005.75"H x 6.25"W x 4.38"D
Dimensions: 5 ¾” H x 6 ¼” W x 4 ⅜” D
This 19th century jaspé ware French pitcher from the region of Savoie makes an exciting vase or stand alone decor item for the psychedelic swirls in autumnal colors wrapping the bulbous form. A great patina from a century of use gives it a true antique quality to add artistic intrigue to any kitchen or shelf display. Please view the detailed images for the current condition.
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French 19th Century Marbled Glazed Pitcher
$695.006.75"H x 7.63"W x 7.63"D
Dimensions: 6 ¾” H x 7 ⅝” W x 7 ⅝” D
This 19th century jaspé ware French pitcher from the region of Savoie makes an exciting vase or stand alone decor item for the psychedelic swirls in autumnal colors wrapping the cylindrical form. A great patina from a century of use gives it a true antique quality to add artistic intrigue to any kitchen or shelf display. Please view the detailed images for the current condition.
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Spanish Vintage Terracotta Bowl
$495.006.38"H x 17.25"W x 17.25"D
Dimensions: 6 ⅜” H x 17 ¼” W x 17 ¼” D
Spanish terracotta mixing bowl (like the French “tian” of similar form) circa 1920 glazed in a burnt umber with contrasting scalloped design around the rim in buttery yellow tinged with clear green. It is a beautiful example of ceramic art to use in the modern kitchen for light duty serving or display. Patina as expected with some loss to the glaze, bringing warmth and authenticity to any interior or ceramics collection. Please view the detailed images to see more.
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French 19th Century Porcelain Lidded Sugar Caddy
$145.006.75"H x 7"W x 4"D
Dimensions: 6 ¾” H x 7” W x 4” D
French 19th century large porcelain sugar bowl decorated in a charming foliate pattern of delicate, cornflower blue. An elegant finial crowns the lid, which is textured with a slight fluted pattern around the circumference, accented with gilt trim. The pair of dainty handles reflect a Chinoiserie influence for an eyecatching silhouette, while the bulbous swell of the vessel has been graced with small blue flowers. No visible hallmark, please view the detailed images to see the current condition.
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French Vintage Set of 14 Demi-Porcelain Plates
$250.008.88"H x 8.88"W x 0.75"D
Dimensions: 8 ⅞” H x 8 ⅞” W x ¾” D
A striking collection of fourteen (14) vintage plates from Badonviller, France, dating from the early-to-mid 20th century. Note there are two sizes: (6) dinner plates and (8) salad plates featuring bold, red rims decorated with a silhouetted vining floral pattern that wraps the circumference. One salad plate differs slightly in its floral design from the rest, which is nearly imperceptible in the group. Condition as expected from time and use with small flea bite chips. Stamped on the reverse with “Badonviller, demi-porcelain” and the marks of the foundry. Please view detailed images to see more. Sold as a set.
Salad plates: 8 ⅛” H x 8 ⅛” W x ¾” D
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French Vintage Stoneware Glazed Jar with Handle
$195.007.13"H x 6.25"W x 5"D
Dimensions: 7 ⅛” H x 6 ¼” W x 5” D
French vintage glazed stoneware confit-type pot with handle. This utilitarian Provincial vessel would have been used to store and prepare foods (like a confit or rillette). Glazed in a ruddy blend of earthtones over the ribbed body, it becomes a unique work of ceramic art on its own; the wabi-sabi organic quality of the pot in desert hues of brown and neutral glazes lends historic authenticity to any interior. The generous scale is perfect for storing utensils in a kitchen, arranging flowers and greenery, or simply to appreciate as an artifact of culinary history. Please view the detailed images to see the current condition as there are a couple of hairline cracks.
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French Vintage Earthenware Oil Storage Jar
$215.0013.13"H x 10.25"W x 8.50"D
Dimensions: 13 ⅛” H x 10 ¼” W x 8 ½” D
A rustic French 20th century stoneware flagon or cruche, traditionally used as a bottle for transporting and storing liquids, such as olive oil. The hand of the potter has imparted organic variation to the form with a wabi-sabi quality of utilitarian authenticity, using a salt glaze which creates movement across the ribbed surface of the bottle in dramatic shifts of color from deep, earthy browns and reds to the neutral tan of the stoneware clay. The bulbous vessel uses a single handle to aid in pouring liquid out of the narrow mouth at the top that would have been corked. For the modern interior this work of ceramic art is a wonderful artifact of culinary history to add to one’s collection or kitchen décor. Please view the detailed images to see the current condition.
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French Vintage Stoneware Confit Crock
$250.009"H x 10.75"W x 9.50"D
Dimensions: 9” H x 10 ¾” W x 9 ½” D
French Provincial 20th century off-white glazed stoneware double handled crock or storage jar, also called a “salt pot” by Digoin. This charming vessel would bring farmhouse authenticity to the modern kitchen by its rustic form and handmade construction with combed rings around the shoulder and contoured handles. Solid and sturdy for displaying cooking utensils on a counter or greenery like houseplants and dried arrangements. Condition as expected for age and type of use, please view the detailed images to see more. Stamp from the foundry, Digoin Grès Pots and their anchor logo visible under the base.
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French Vintage Stoneware Glazed Jar with Handle
$195.008"H x 6.75"W x 5.25"D
Dimensions: 8” H x 6 ¾” W x 5 ¼” D
French vintage glazed stoneware confit-type pot with handle. This utilitarian Provincial vessel would have been used to store and prepare foods (like a confit or rillette). Glazed in a ruddy blend of earthtones over the ribbed body, it becomes a unique work of ceramic art on its own; the wabi-sabi organic quality of the pot in desert hues of brown and neutral glazes lends historic authenticity to any interior. The generous scale is perfect for storing large utensils in a kitchen, arranging flowers and greenery, or simply to appreciate as an artifact of culinary history. Please view the detailed images to see the current condition.
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French Vintage Stoneware Glazed Jar with Handles
$325.0013.38"H x 13.50"W x 11"D
Dimensions: 13 ⅜” H x 13 ½” W x 11” D
A French vintage glazed stoneware confit-type pot with a pair of handles for balance. This utilitarian Provincial vessel would have been used to store and prepare foods like a confit or rillette. Glazed on the exterior in a palette of earth tones over the ribbed body, it becomes a unique work of ceramic art on its own; the wabi-sabi organic quality of the pot in desert hues and neutral glazes lends historic authenticity to any interior. The generous scale is perfect for storing large utensils in a kitchen, arranging flowers and greenery, or simply to appreciate as an artifact of culinary history. Please view the detailed images to see the current condition.
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French Vintage Stoneware Confit Pot
$250.008.25"H x 11.75"W x 8.50"D
Dimensions: 8 ¼” H x 11 ¾” W x 8 ½” D
A vintage French (circa 1920) salt-glazed stoneware confit pot with expressive loop handles. This style of crock is an indispensable icon of French cuisine, the squat vessel has a luminous glaze finish of beige-gray, a little mottled to reveal the clay underneath which gives it authenticity and intrigue however one chooses to use or display it. Curvaceous handles on each side (resembling ears) lend personality to the design. For the modern interior these antique cooking pots deliver French sophistication as unexpected vases for flower bouquets and greenery or displayed on a counter for kitchen utensils. Please view the detailed images to see the current condition.
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French Vintage Salt Glaze Stoneware Jug
$150.0011.75"H x 8.25"W x 8.13"D
Dimensions: 11 ¾” H x 8 ¼” W x 8 ⅛” D
An French vintage 20th century stoneware cruche traditionally used as a bottle or demijohn to transport and store water, oil, or wine. The hand of the potter has imparted organic variation to the form with a wabi-sabi quality of utilitarian authenticity, using luminous salt glaze which creates movement across the (uneven) surface of the bottle in nuanced shifts of color from earthy browns to mustard to the neutral greige of the clay. The bulbous vessel uses a small loop handle to aid in pouring liquid out of the narrow mouth at the top that would have been corked. Perhaps a bit awkward to physically use, for the modern interior this work of ceramic art is a wonderful artifact of culinary history to add to one’s collection. Please view the detailed images to see the current condition.
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French 19th Century Stoneware Cruche
$295.0015.63"H x 9.38"W x 9.38"D
Dimensions: 15 ⅝” H x 9 ⅜” W x 9 ⅜” D
A French 19th century stoneware cruche traditionally used as a bottle or demijohn to transport and store water, oil, or wine. The hand of the potter has imparted organic variation to the form with a wabi-sabi quality of utilitarian authenticity, using luminous salt glaze which creates movement across the (uneven) surface of the bottle in nuanced shifts of color from earthy browns to mustard to the neutral greige of the clay. The bulbous vessel uses a small loop handle to aid in pouring liquid out of the narrow mouth at the top that would have been corked. Note the interesting medallion on the front of the neck, with fleur de lis icon to underscore the distinctly French origins. For the modern interior this work of ceramic art is a wonderful artifact of culinary history to add to one’s collection or kitchen décor. Please view the detailed images to see the current condition.
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French Vintage Salt Glazed Stoneware Confit Pot
$250.009.50"H x 13.25"W x 8.75"D
Dimensions: 9 ½” H x 13 ¼” W x 8 ¾” D
A vintage French (circa 1920) salt-glazed stoneware confit pot with expressive loop handles resembling ears. This style of crock is an indispensable icon of French cuisine, the squat vessel has a luminous glaze finish of beige-gray, a little mottled to reveal the clay underneath. Curvaceous handles on each side give personality to the design making it easier to lift the pot when full of delicious confit. For the modern interior these antique cooking pots deliver French sophistication as unexpected vases for flower bouquets and greenery or displayed on a counter for kitchen utensils. Small “3” imprinted on the shoulder, just below the rim. Please view the detailed images to see the current condition.
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French 19th Century Stoneware Cruche
$350.0014.88"H x 11.50"W x 10.38"D
Dimensions: 14 ⅞” H x 11 ½” W x 10 ⅜” D
An enormous French 19th century stoneware cruche traditionally used as a bottle or demijohn to transport and store water, oil, or wine. The hand of the potter has imparted organic variation to the form with a wabi-sabi quality of utilitarian authenticity, using a salt glaze which creates movement across the (uneven) surface of the bottle in dramatic shifts of color from deep, earthy browns and reds to the neutral tan of the stoneware clay. The bulbous vessel uses a single handle to aid in pouring liquid out of the narrow mouth at the top that would have been corked. For the modern interior this work of ceramic art is a wonderful artifact of culinary history to add to one’s collection or kitchen décor. Please view the detailed images to see the current condition.
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Portuguese 19th Century Glazed Terracotta Bowl
$395.004.63"H x 13.25"W x 13.25"D
Dimensions: 4 ⅝” H x 13 ¼” W x 13 ¼” D
An inspiring example of 19th century Portuguese folk art pottery, this handmade terracotta bowl expresses the unique history of decorative arts traditions found across the Iberian peninsula which borrowed imagery from cultures far and wide. Crafted in terracotta and finished with a buttery gold slip glaze, the bowl features whimsical (if not symbolic) crosshatched pyramids in burnt orange, and parallel lines dividing the interior into four quadrants occupied by dark green wave motifs. The ruffled “pie crust” rim is gently pinched to round out the decorative effects, but like similar fajalauza bowls from Spain this piece would have been used regularly in the kitchen and not just to display. Patina as expected with some loss to the glaze, bringing warmth and authenticity to any interior or ceramics collection. Please view the detailed images to see more.
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French Vintage Stoneware Lidded Crock
$550.0015.50"H x 15.38"W x 12"D
Dimensions: 15 ½” H x 15 ⅛” W x 12” D
A French vintage glazed stoneware confit-type pot with lid and a pair of handles to help lift the substantial vessel. This utilitarian Provincial jar would have been used to store and preserve foods (like a confit or rillette) as there is a small hole near the base. Glazed in a ruddy blend of earthtones over the ribbed body, it becomes a unique work of ceramic art on its own; the wabi-sabi organic quality of the pot in desert hues of brown and neutral glazes lends historic authenticity to any interior. The generous scale remains functional as a storage jar in the kitchen, arranging flowers and greenery, or simply to appreciate as an artifact of culinary history. Please view the detailed images to see the current condition as there are multiple chips along the base and lip. Marked with a small “10” near the lip.
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French Vintage Stoneware Glazed Jar with Handle
$195.008.25"H x 6.63"W x 5.38"D
Dimensions: 8 ¼” H x 6 ⅝” W x 5 ⅜” D
A French vintage glazed stoneware confit-type pot with handle. This utilitarian Provincial vessel would have been used to store and preserve foods (like a confit or rillette). Glazed in a ruddy blend of earthtones over the ribbed body, it becomes a unique work of ceramic art on its own; the wabi-sabi organic quality of the pot in desert hues of brown and neutral glazes lends historic authenticity to any interior. The generous scale is perfect for storing large utensils in a kitchen, arranging flowers and greenery, or simply to appreciate as an artifact of culinary history. Please view the detailed images to see the current condition as there are multiple chips along the base and lip.
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French Vintage Stoneware Confit Crock
$250.009.13"H x 10.38"W x 9.50"D
Dimensions: 9 ⅛” H x 10 ⅜” W x 9 ½” D
French Provincial 20th century off-white glazed stoneware double handled crock or storage jar, also called a “salt pot” by Digoin. This charming vessel would bring farmhouse authenticity to the modern kitchen by its rustic form and handmade construction with combed, decorative rings around the shoulder. Solid and sturdy for displaying cooking utensils on a counter or greenery like houseplants and dried arrangements. Condition as expected for age and type of use, note the subtle difference in tone between the two halves from where it was dipped in the liquid glaze. Please view the detailed images to see more. Stamp from the foundry, Digoin Grespots and their anchor logo visible under the base.
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French Vintage Stoneware Confit Crock
$250.009.13"H x 10.38"W x 9.50"D
Dimensions: 9 ⅛” H x 10 ⅜” W x 9 ½” D
French Provincial 20th century off-white glazed stoneware double handled crock or storage jar. This charming vessel would bring farmhouse authenticity to the modern kitchen by its rustic form and handmade construction with combed, decorative rings around the shoulder. Solid and sturdy for displaying cooking utensils on a counter or greenery like houseplants and dried arrangements. Condition as expected for age and type of use, with crazing of the glaze. Please view the detailed images to see more.
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French Vintage Large Stoneware Pitcher
$325.0016"H x 10.75"W x 9.63"D
Dimensions: 16” H x 10 ¾” W x 9 ⅝” D
A French vintage glazed stoneware pitcher of unprecedented scale, this utilitarian Provincial vessel would have been used to dispense cider, wine, or water. Glazed in a ruddy blend of earthtones over the ribbed body, it becomes a unique work of ceramic art on its own; the wabi-sabi organic quality of the desert hues in brown and neutral glazes lends historic authenticity to any interior. The generous scale is perfect for arranging tall flowers and greenery, or simply to appreciate as an artifact of culinary history. Please view the detailed images to see the current condition, and note there is a small “5” etched into the shoulder near the spout.
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French Vintage Stoneware Glazed Jar with Handles
$325.0012"H x 14.38"W x 11.13"D
Dimensions: 12” H x 14 ⅜” W x 11 ⅛” D
A French vintage glazed stoneware confit-type pot with two handles for balancing the weight. This utilitarian Provincial vessel would have been used to store and preserve foods (like a confit or rillette) as there is a small hole pierced in the wall near the base. Glazed in a ruddy blend of earthtones over the ribbed body, it becomes a unique work of ceramic art on its own; the wabi-sabi organic quality of the pot in desert hues of brown and neutral glazes lends historic authenticity to any interior. The generous scale is perfect for storing large utensils in a kitchen, arranging flowers and greenery, or simply to appreciate as an artifact of culinary history. Please view the detailed images to see the current condition as there are multiple chips along the base and lip.
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French 19th Century Glazed Cream Bowl
$450.007.63"H x 17"W x 16.63"D
Dimensions: 7 ⅝” H x 17” W x 16 ⅝” D
A lovely glazed terra cotta cream bowl from 19th century France. This earthen bowl, also known as a pancheon, was used to stand milk while the cream separates. The cream is then poured off the top with the small spout found on the pot’s lip. This antique bowl is in excellent condition, appropriately glazed a butter-yellow on the interior and a soft matte exterior. This glaze was not only a decorative choice but prevented the milk from being absorbed by the terra cotta. Today, this wonderful bowl would make a fantastic fruit bowl or decorative object around the home. Please view the detailed images to see the current condition.
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French Primitive Ceramic Jar with Handle
$195.008"H x 6.50"W x 5.75"D
Dimensions: 8” H x 6 ½” W x 5 ¾” D
A French vintage “pyrite glaze” confit-type of jar (or pot) with just a single handle, this utilitarian Provincial vessel would have been used to store foods like confit, dairy, or mustard as there isn’t a defined spout for pouring and serving. A unique work of ceramic art on its own, the wabi-sabi organic quality of the jug in brown and neutral glazes lends historic authenticity to any interior for storing utensils in a kitchen to displaying greenery & flowers. Please view the detailed images to see the current condition as there is a long crack toward the front.
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French Pair of Petite 19th Century Empire Period Urns
$650.009.75"H x 5.25"W x 4"D
Dimensions: 9 ¾” H x 5 ¼” W x 4” D
A pair of French Empire period Old Paris Porcelain vases, circa 1810, with painted landscapes and figural scenes on each side. The Classical amphora profile features a gold-banded mouth at the top, transitioning to the narrow neck and tapering body framed by a pair of handles with low-relief caryatid faces in place of the openings, lifted by square bases all accented in gold gilt trim. The landscape imagery–coordinating but not identical–is of a lush and tranquil environment in an earth tone palette. On the reverse side of each vase are a pair of figures, again that are unique but similar, locked in what appears to be a tense exchange. Please note one vase shows evidence of a previous repair, view the detailed images to see the condition. Sold as a pair.
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Italian 19th Century Blue and White Pharmacy Jar
$650.0010"H x 5.25"W x 5.25"D
Dimensions: 10”H x 5 ¼”W x 5 ¼”D
This 19th century Italian pharmacy or apothecary jar has a white glazed exterior and hand painted cobalt blue wreath encircling what would be the label to identify the contents. The sophisticated “gourd” shape could easily be repurposed for kitchen utensils, flowers or to appreciate as shelf décor. Chips, cracks, and loss to the glaze as expected for the age and type of use. Please view the detailed images to see more.
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English 19th Century Blue and White Platter
$725.0014"H x 19"W x 0.50"D
Dimensions: 14” H x 19” W x ½ ” D
Generous in scale, this 19th century ceramic platter from England is decorated with a fashionable blue and white transfer pattern, consistent with the period. The cartouche shape is framed by exotic floral blooms along the wide rim, an octagonal central image depicts an imaginary subtropical riverbank with palm trees, camels and an amalgamation of architectural styles. Stamped with “18” on reverse, no other identifiable marks to attribute properly. View the detailed images to see more.
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French Vintage Porcelain Vase
$215.009"H x 7.25"W x 3.50"D
Dimensions: 9”H x 7-¼”W x 3-½”D
This charming vintage vase has some great neoclassical details. A large flower shape forms the top edge of the vase and the sides with red paint accentuating the forms. A colorful portrait with a gold perimeter graces the center of the vase. This would be perfect for flowers or simply a decor item. Make sure to view the detailed images for a closer look at the neat details.
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Colorful Vintage Pitcher
$395.008.50"H x 5.50"W x 7.75"D
Dimensions: 8-½”H x 5-½”W x 7-¾”D
This beautiful vintage pitcher is the perfect vase or stand alone decor item. The vibrant blue and green paint creates a lovely organic motif throughout the pitcher. A great patina from decades of use gives it a great antique quality. The shaped handle compliments the simple shape of the body perfectly. There is a small chip in the rim, make sure to view the detailed images.
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Pair of English Early 20th Century Ironstone Dairy Pitchers
$450.005.75"H x 7"W x 5"D
Dimensions: 5-¾”H x 7”W x 5”D
A darling pair of ironstone dairy pitchers, made in Staffordshire, England circa 1920. The pitchers have a wonderful banded design that provides an elevated sophistication without a hint of pretentiousness. They are simply delightful and would make a special addition to your coffee service. The pitchers have a crackled finish throughout and a slight discoloration that provides the crocks with a distinctly unique patination.
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French 19th Century Terracotta Jar
$550.0016.88"H x "W x 10.75"D
Dimensions: 16-⅞”H 10-¾” Diameter
This is a French 19th century terracotta jar with a partial green glaze. It has handles on either side to make it easier to lift. The vessel was used for storage. Each one of these storage jars is unique. It would make a nice decorative piece for the home or garden.
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French 19th Century Green Glazed Mixing Bowl
$750.007.5"H x "W x 17.88"D
Dimensions: 7-½”H 17-⅞” Diameter
This terracotta mixing bowl has a green glazed interior, made for mixing in the kitchen. It’s a wonderful example of antique kitchenware and can be used in many applications today.
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French Ironstone Lidded Tureen
$350.0012.75"H x 13.5"W x 10.75"D
Dimensions: 12-¾”H x 13-½”W x 10-¾”D
This is an early 20th century French ironstone soup tureen with a fitted lid. It has a pomegranate knob on top and a pair of handles on either side. The vessel rests on a pedestal base. There are some cracks in the bowl, but none in the lid. Would be a great piece for display, see detailed images.
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French Early 20th Century China Tureen
Original price was: $350.00.$250.00Current price is: $250.00.8.88"H x 13.25"W x 10.63"D
Dimensions: 8-7/8”H x 13-1/4”W x 10-5/8”D
A decorative early-20th century white China with transferware floral design and gold gilt tureen, with fitted lid, from France. The stylish lid features a handle that is made in the form of a winding vine. The finish is clean and remarkable for its age, perfect for serving soups, stews or gumbos. Two handles are fashioned onto the sides. This vessel rests on a pedestal base. With its subtle styling, this antique dish is intrinsically beautiful, both on and off the table.
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French Ironstone Lidded Tureen
$325.009.5"H x 10.5"W x 8.75"D
Dimensions: 9-½”H x 10-½”W x 8-¾”D
A gorgeous early-20th century white ironstone tureen, with fitted lid, from France. The stylish lid features a handle that is made in the form of an artichoke. The brilliant white finish is clean and remarkable for its age, perfect for serving soups, stews, or gumbos. Two scroll-form handles are fashioned onto the sides with acanthus embellishments. The vessel rests on a pedestal base. With its subtle styling, this antique dish is intrinsically beautiful, both on and off the table.
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Set of Three Italian 19th Century Chiminea Pots
$3,600.0015.38"H x 13.38"W x 12.75"D
Dimensions: 15-⅜”H x 13-⅜”W x 12-¾”D
Here are three, extremely versatile large antique Italian pots. Handmade from Italy, these glazed pots are sometimes called Top Hats and would be perfect indoors or outdoors. They are a beautiful creamy-beige glazed ceramic, rustic vase with two handles and an amazing patinated finish.
Large: 15-⅜”H x 13-⅜”W x 12-¾”D
Medium: 13-¾”H x 13-⅜”W x 12-½”D
Small: 13”H x 11-¾”W x 11-¼”D
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French Ironstone Lidded Tureen
$395.0010.38"H x 10.5"W x 8.75"D
Dimensions: 10 3/8″ H x 10 1/2″ W x 8 3/4″ D
A gorgeous early-20th century white ironstone tureen, with fitted lid, from France. The stylish lid features a handle that is made in the form of a budding flower. The brilliant white finish is clean and unblemished, perfect for serving soups, stews, or gumbos. Two scroll-form handles are fashioned onto the sides with acanthus embellishments. The vessel rests on a pedestal base. With its subtle styling, this antique dish is intrinsically beautiful, both on and off the table.
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French Vintage Ironstone Lidded Tureen
$395.0011.38"H x 12"W x 9.63"D
Dimensions: 11 3/8″ H x 12″ W x 9 5/8″ D
A gorgeous early 20th century white ironstone tureen, with fitted lid, from France. The stylish lid features a knob that is made in the form of an artichoke; foliate themes echoed by two scroll-form handles fashioned onto the sides as acanthus leaves. The brilliant white glaze is clean and appears unblemished, making an elegant presentation of the most humble of soup, stew, or gumbo. The vessel rests on a pedestal base. With its subtle styling, this antique serving piece is intrinsically beautiful, both on and off the table.
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French Ironstone Lidded Tureen
$395.0010.75"H x 11"W x 9.13"D
Dimensions: 10 3/4″ H x 11″ W x 9 1/8″ D
A gorgeous early-20th century white ironstone tureen, with fitted lid, from France. The stylish lid features a pull handle. The brilliant white finish is clean and unblemished, perfect for serving soups, stews, or gumbos. Two scroll-form handles are fashioned onto the sides with acanthus embellishments. The vessel rests on a pedestal base. With its subtle styling, this antique dish is intrinsically beautiful, both on and off the table.
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French Ironstone Lidded Tureen
$350.0012.25"H x 12"W x 10"D
Dimensions: 12-1/4″H x 12″W x 10″D
A beautiful glazed, white ironstone tureen with a pedestal base that is perfect for serving guests soups, stews, and gumbos. Its glazed-white finish gleams in the light and adds to the piece’s overall appeal. A styled bell pepper provides a handle for the pot’s lid. Complete with two ornate handles and close-fitting lid, this intrinsically beautiful vessel will take your dinner gathering to the next level.
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French Ironstone Lidded Tureen
$325.0010"H x 11"W x 8.5"D
Dimensions: 10″H x 11″W x 8-1/2″D
A lovely white-glazed ironstone soup tureen, with styled lid, from France. The lid features a handle that is made in the form of an artichoke. The brilliant white finish is clean and unblemished, ideal for serving soups, stews, or gumbos. Two handles are fashioned onto the sides with acanthus embellishments. The vessel rests on a pedestal base. With its subtle styling, this antique dish is intrinsically beautiful: both on and off the table.
