Blue and white English porcelain waste bowl, probably by Caughly. About 3 inches tall and 6 inches in diameter, with no cracks or repairs and only one tiny flake on the lip.
$ 150.00
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18th CENTURY PORCELAIN BOWL Blue and white English porcelain waste bowl, probably by Caughly. About 3 inches tall and 6 inches in diameter, with no cracks or repairs and only one tiny flake on the lip. $ 150.00 |
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18th CENTURYPORCELAIN TEA CUP Blue and white English porcelain tea cup, probably by Caughly. About 2 inches tall and 3 inches in diameter, perfect, with a "C" mark on the base. $ 45.00 |
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LARGE NIAGARA FALLS AMBROTYPE Half-plate ambrotype of a couple in a horse drawn carriage, taken with Niagara Falls in the background circa 1870. We have been told that this was taken from the Canadian side of the falls. Approximately 8-1/2" wide x 6-1/2" tall. $ 895.00 |
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VICTORIAN MINIATURE FIREPLACE Cast iron, possible salesman sample of ornate, intricate fireplace and surround with crown, lion and unicorns part of the design. Excellent condition. Approximately 11-1/2" wide x 10-1/2" tall. SOLD!! |
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MAKER MARKED BELL METAL POSNET 7" tall, 17" long (with handle) three legged posnet pot marked "Emerson Son & Co" who was a manufacturer in Bristol, England. This pot shows very little wear, with essentially full leg height and no damage at all! 18th century casting with round sprue. $ 495.00 |
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LARGE SOUTHERN SILVER LADLE 13" coin silver serving ladle by John Tyler of Richmond, Virginia (one half of the Mitchell & Tyler firm) with shell shaped bowl and wonderful hand engraved handle. Excellent condition. Circa 1870. SOLD!! |
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MANUFACTURER MARKED OVOID JUG Two gallon capacity ovoid shaped jug stamped "Smith, Brickner & Co / Albany" all highlighted in blue with a "2" capacity stamp as well. 13" tall and in perfect condition. $ 395.00 |
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MANUFACTURER MARKED BLUE DECORATED STORAGE CROCK One gallon ovoid, wide mouth crock with blue decoration around the lifting lugs, and the stamped maker's mark. Mar reads, "Smith & Day / Manufacturers / Norwalk Con" in a nice blue oval. Crock is 9" tall and about 6" at the opening. Condition is near perfect with only a few very minor base chips. $ 395.00 |
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PEWTER WHALE OIL LAMPS These lamps were a common feature in American households of the 1830's. These have their original burners and onlya few very minor dings. One is approximately 7" tall with a 4-1/2" diameter base, and the other is approximately 8" tall with a 5" base. Your choice $ 195.00 each. |
