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| We carry a range of decorative and interesting period items. Some 18th century, but the majority 19th century. They range from hand painted porcelain, to attractive blue and white Stafforshire pottery and ironstone. Pieces run from enameled floral work, to transfer work showing a multitude of country scenes, town views, Chinese scenes and others. These all combine to offer a fine grouping for any home, or a wonderful, thoughtful and unusual gift. |
| Set of 4 Derby Porcelain Plates and Platter Circa 1850 |
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| S9821 English Staffordshire Pottery Watch Holder Circa 1850 |
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S9822 English Staffordshire Pottery Figure "Little Red Riding Hood" Circa 1850 |
| S8162 English Staffordshire Pottery Hen in a Basket Circa 1880 |
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S9047 Set of 4 Wedgewood Earthenware Blue & White Plates Circa 1810 |
| S9762B English Ironstone Omari Pattern Platter Circa 1860 |
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S9059 A Pair of Royal Worcester Porcelain Plates Circa 1900 Having hand-painted game bird and insect panel decoration with cobalt blue underglaze within a scalloped bourder with gilt accents. Manufactured by Worcester Royal Porcelain Company Ltd., Worcester, England. Reverse with printed makers' mark dating: 1906. Diameter 9" |
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S7581 Coalport Hand-Painted Porcelain Plate Circa 1820 Having a hand-painted floral centre within a basket weave blue and gold bourder. Imported From England Dia 9-3/4" |
| S9278A Pair of Staffordshire Blue and White Transfer Dessert Plates Circa 1820 "Tendril Pattern" (variant). A widely accepted name for a pattern by Benjamin Adams. Composed of a small circular centre containing a stylized flower motif, surrounded by a mass of tendrils linking further stylized leaves and flowers. "New Indented" outer edge. Maker/potter unknown. Staffordshire Potteries. Imported From England Dia. 8" |
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S9276A Pair Of Davenport Pearlware Blue & White Plates Circa 1825 Romantic style floral still life pattern. With a central design of tulips and roses spilling out of an urn placed on a garden wall within a bourder composed of groups of fruit alternating with bunches of flowers. "New Indented" outer edge. Manufactured by the Davenport Factory; Longport, Staffordshire. With impressed name "DAVENPORT" and impressed anchor mark dating: 1815-1830. Imported From England Diameter 9.75" |
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730 Forest Avenue Lake Forest, Il. 60045 847-295-6070 contact us |
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Monday - Friday 9 AM - 5 PM Saturday 10 AM - 5 PM Sunday Closed |
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