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C000

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New listing! Super set of 2 matched Japanese china plates with raised relief accented with gold and perimeters whose pinks and blues reflect the colors of the mid 20th century when these plates were made. One has raised relief of fruit hanging from a tree including apples, cherries, and more, while the other depicts a bird sitting on a tree branch, leaves falling off below. Each plate is in excellent condition and measures approximately 9.0" in diameter, is marked on the back "Japan", and come direct from a Coral Gables, Florida waterfront estate. These look great either on a display stand in a cabinet or on a nice wall shelf.

$32.00/ set of 2 plates

C001

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Mint condition, early 19th century German porcelain bisque figurine of a young man playing a musical instrument in the woods, lamb resting at his feet. Both hands grasp the unusual fluted instrument which he plays with a stylish hat on his head and a fur pelt wrapped around his body and hanging down (note the head to the left below the bag that hangs from his waist). The facial detail in particular and everything else about this piece indicates the high quality used by the best European manufacturers at the turn of the century. The figurine stands a full 16.0" tall and is in excellent condition. rb

$165.00

C002

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Impressive early example of majolica, possibly Capo di Monte, from the shelf of a major penthouse estate on 5th Avenue in New York City. The ceramic ornamentation you see on the sides actually is separated from the vessel within, a terrific display of fine craftsmanship and a technically difficult accomplishment. We particularly love the handles in the shape of the mythical beast, and it's clear from the subtle variations in the elaborate ornamentation that the entire piece is rigorously hand made. While there are some minor signs of age wear, it's in excellent condition given the age with no cracks or damage and only two of the tiniest flea chips imaginable on the tips of the green lace surrounding the entire ornamental tureen. The colors of this piece are vibrant and the decoration intricate and extremely high quality, and it measures approximately 6.75" high, 12.5" handle to handle, and 6.0" deep.

$225.00

C003

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New listing! Hall Cadet teapot in the French Fir pattern and a hard to find color can be yours direct from a major Birmingham, Alabama estate collection of vintage china and dinnerware exclusive to Collectics. One of the most popular Hall patterns, we love the rich green color paired with the gilt floral decoration and the elegant shape of the teapot itself. It's a dainty size at approximately 6.5" high and 5.5" in diameter not including handle and spout, and it's in excellent condition. The teapot is properly marked on the bottom with the Hall China GT mark in gilt.

$85.00

C004

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Pretty hand painted under glaze set of 5 Stetson china plates in an exotic nature motif of green leaves and red berries set against a white base and straight gray lines that really make for an interesting design. The hand painting is very well done and evokes a cheery, tropical feel. In 1946 Joseph W. Stetson, a designer of dinnerware, moved from Chicago to take over the Illinois China Company that had been in operation in Lincoln, Illinois since 1919. By 1955, Stetson claimed to be the largest manufacturer of individual hand-painted ceramic dinnerware in the United States. The plates are a nice size at 10.5" in diameter, and it's marked on the back with the manufacturer's mark of the Stetson China Co. of Lincoln, IL as well as "Copyright 1955" and "Handpainted Under-Glaze". These decorative plates are in very good condition condition and are great to both display and use every day- direct to you from an Augusta, GA estate collection consigned exclusively to Collectics and offered at a real bargain price.

$65.00/ set of 5

C005

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Monumental exotic Belgian porcelain covered jar or urn c. early to mid 1900s has so many fine features we really don't know where to start. Made by Boch Freres, a well known Belgian ceramic maker, this covered urn or jar (ginger jar?) is in a pattern called Vieux Rhodes which has matching dinnerware if you are lucky enough to ever find it. The size of the piece struck us first, standing a full 16.0" high and 9.0" in diameter at the widest point; the opening without the top cover is approximately 4.5". We love the rich, vibrant colors and the exotic landscape of colorful flowers, ferns, a peacock, birds flying overhead, and the dog perched on top of the covered jar adds that final bit of unique flair. The jar has subtle ridges which we find a lot more interesting than smooth vessels of this shape because the little indents help catch light and make the porcelain surface really shimmer. The interior of the porcelain has a subtle blue shade to it, and we believe this to be polychromed Delftware. It's fully and properly marked on the bottom with the Vieux Rhodes Boch "Handworked" mark, and it's in excellent condition and part of a major Greenwich, CT estate collection of antique ceramics; cross listed on Bigger Ticket 1.

$325.00

C006

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Wonderful covered box composed of hand hammered etched copper exterior over a copper or white metal interior, with a flow blue porcelain top. This is an older piece, not one of the reproductions circulating. There is some very minor wear to the bottom edge of the etched copper trim on the bottom piece, and the lid is in outstanding condition with no chips, cracks, or damage of any kind. You can see the age in the porcelain top. Dimensions are approximately 5" x 4" and about 2" high. Nice raised curve to the porcelain top and an irregular shape to the box.

$85.00

C007

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Originally owned by the great-grandmother of the lady's whose estate this set came from, this is a rare opportunity to own a German lustreware set of 5 hot chocolate or espresso cups and saucers. It has raised surfaces that give the cups and saucers added design interest, but most of all we love the lustreware per se but especially the rare blueish-purple colors trimmed in gold that make this obviously very expensive and high quality set stand out. Each cup stands approximately 2.75" high and 2.25" in diameter, and each saucer measures 4.5" in diameter and has a slightly curved outer edge trimmed in gold. Each cup features the impressed mark "Germany" and is further decorated by vibrant and realistic flowers and leaves in a manner that you just didn't see past about the turn of the 20th century. All five cups and saucers are in excellent condition with no chips or damage and amazingly little age wear even to the gilt trim and highlights. Included at no charge is a 6th cup with a tiny edge chip less than 0.25" that you can keep as a spare in the unfortunately event that one of the 5 mint sets gets damaged.

$145.00/set of 5

C008

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Whimsical and very hard to find glamour look Japanese head vase is in excellent condition and features the realistic, rosy cheek and long eyelash look that collectors of c. 1950s /1960s head vases look for. We love the details on this one, such as the ruby red lips and rosy cheeks, her hand gently touching her face to admire her perfectly coiffed face and hair. The earrings are a nice touch as is the hat with bow that forms the top opening of this vintage head vase. The head vase stands approximately 6.5" high, 5.0" wide, and 4.25" deep. It's marked on the bottom Japan and has the remnants of its paper label (probably Inarco or Napco), direct from a Palm Springs, CA estate collection of vintage ceramics exclusive to Collectics.

$225.00

C009

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Take your choice of this new listing of two outstanding old fine bone china cup & saucer sets! 1 Royal Grafton cup & saucer in a lovely mint green primary color trimmed in gold, with springtime floral decoration in the center of the saucer and inside the cup. The cup measures 2.0" high and 3.75" in diameter, and they both have a slightly curved perimeter for added style. Cup and 5.5" diameter saucer are properly marked Royal Grafton Fine Bone China Made in England along with the style numbers. /35cp 2 Pretty Johnson Brothers Windsorware English china in the Garden Bouquet pattern, a terrific pattern of summer flowers and wildflowers that reflect the typical Johnson Brothers attention to detail. Both the 4.5" diameter saucer and the teacup which is 2.25" high and 2.75" in diameter are in excellent condition and fully marked with Johnson Brothers Windsorware mark on the saucer and an impressed "England" on the cup. Both sets are in excellent condition, from a major estate collection of fine bone china and porcelain. /21cp

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C010

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Rare set of green Royal China Colonial Homestead dinnerware, always a collector favorite and direct to you from a snowy Vermont country estate. From top left, the pieces include 510.0" diameter dinner plates with center scene of pots over the fire and gun hanging on the fireplace mantle, six 6.25" diameter bread plates with center scene of a spinning wheel, five 5.5" diameter and1.25" high berry bowls with center scene of a fireplace bellows, seven saucers 5.875" in diameter with center ring and bucket, and six tea cups with silhouette and "God Bless Our House" inscription on the front measuring 2.0" high and 3.5" in diameter. All the pieces are in very good condition, and most pieces are marked on the bottom with the "Colonial Homestead by Royal" mark, "Underglaze Patented", "Circa 1750", and "52B".

$225.00/ set

C011

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Hard to find Edna Montgomery porcelain bell with gilt handle, beautifully decorated with a bouquet of blue flowers with a bow on one side and a lovely single rose on the other. The detailing is very finely done, and the sound of the ring is rich and true. The bell stands 5.5" high and 3.0" in diameter at the widest point, and it's in very good condition. The underneath of the bell is properly marked Edna Montgomery G.R.M., 1997-1998, and California.

$28.00

C012

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Super set of 3 decorative porcelain plates featuring beautiful women in Victorian dress and bouquets of roses surrounding the entire perimeter of the ceramic plates. Each plate is a creamy white porcelain with swirls and raised dots to give it added design flair, and the women are colorful and have excellent detail in the faces and clothes. Some of the plates are marked with Roman numerals on the back but no manufacturer mark. Each measures approximately 6.0" in diameter and in excellent condition, and they look great displayed on stands together as a group and also sure to generate complements when you take them out to serve your guests.

$32.00/ set of 3

C013

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Outstanding set of 5 Sascha Brastoff coffee cups and saucers c 1950s -1960s in a pattern and style that's very hard to find. We love the rich dark cream colored based glaze and the swirling abstract gray that decorates the entire surface of both cup and saucer. Sascha Brastoff had a full and eventful life that is reflected in his ceramic artistry, and the decorative motifs found in his work range from the whimsical to the erotic. The Sascha Brastoff ceramics factory produced a wide range of products including vases, lamps, smoking accessories figurines, dinnerware, and giftware. The most desirable pieces are those with the full "Sascha Brastoff" signature - which this set has - because they indicate that Brastoff personally designed and painted those pieces. You couldn't get a purer representation of the finest Sascha Brastoff work, and all are properly marked with the full Sascha Brastoff signature and California mark. The cups are a very generous size at approximately 2.25" high and flaring out to 4.25" in diameter, and the saucers are 6.125" in diameter. The entire set of 5 is in excellent condition, from a Westport, Connecticut watefront estate.

$95.00/ set of 5

C014

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Very hard to find Hall China Medallion 40 oz teapot in the green "Lettuce" color is in excellent condition and brand new to the site from a major Charleston, SC estate collection. Medallion was introduced in 1932 and was Hall's first kitchenware line. Medallion is always actively sought by collectors for its elegant form and subtle ridges and colors. The Hall China Company grew out of the aftermath of the failure of the East Liverpool Pottery Company in East Liverpool, Ohio when Robert Hall took full ownership of the manufacturing plant from his partners in the former company as his share in the bankruptcy dissolution of the company in 1903. East Liverpool Pottery Company itself had been the result of a 1901 merger of 5 other local East Liverpool potteries. With this asset, James Hall reincorporated as the Hall China Company and first began producing china bearing the Hall china trademarks. This teapot is in excellent condition, has the early Hall circle mark on the bottom, and measures approximately 8.5" handle to stearn, 5.5" in diameter and 6.75" high when covered; cross listed on Kitchenware 2.

$225.00

C015

Cute little vintage porcelain wall plaque of a dancer at rest with her leg up and wearing a frilly dancer's leotard and a flower corsage on her wrist. Note the detail in the flower corsage and the 3 rhinestones in her hair. The white porcelain makes a nice contrast against the slightly textured red background color of the plaque. The plaque measures approximately 4.0" x 3.5" and is ready for hanging on the wall. The back is marked with multiple patent numbers, but the manufacturer is unknown. /32

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C016

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This very interesting stuffed harlequin doll has a porcelain face, hands, and half legs and feet that are high on detail and hand painted. The face and eyes are very finely painted, right down to the slightly rosy cheeks, and the hands and fingers are also well done as is the mask he holds in one hand. We particularly like his red, white, and black outfit and matching black hat and shoes, and it's a large piece standing approximately 18.0" high fully upright. The whimsical clown comes with a metal stand that holds him up in a variety of positions, and the entire piece is in excellent condition.

$40.00

C017

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New listing! Very unique decorated porcelain box vase with lovely floral painting and gilding on the sides and a removable top insert that has varying size holes to accomodate different types, sizes, and bundles of flowers to make really unique and upright displays. These are very hard to find and were not made much after the 1950s, and we particularly like the gilt corners and the rich blue color of this fine example. It measures approximately 5.0" x 5.0" and 4.5" high, and it's marked on the bottom with a model or style number. While there is one tiny place on the top edge where the blue glaze appears at first glance to have worn, it seems clear this was a minor factory flaw and otherwise the vase is in excellent condition.

$42.00

C018

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Fantastic pair of period Erphila German bookends of a great nautical theme. One seaman tugs at a rope straining against the weight, and the other pushes a barrel perhaps filled with whisky for the voyage. These are hollow and meant to be filled with sand or some other substance to provide weighting. Each stands approximately 6" high, 5.25" long, and 3" deep. Fantastic coloring on both pieces...the blues, burnt orange, grays, and creams really go together. While most Erphila is Czech, these are the much harder to find German production. The Erphila mark was used on porcelain imported by Eberling & Reuss of Philadelphia, PA. The fellow with the rope has the tiniest glaze chip (not really a chip) at his elbow, and the barrel fellow has three of the same type of areas of missing glaze (but again not really a chip per se). It looks like just a bit of surface glaze came off in these areas as they really don't penetrate the figure beyond the surface.

$85.00

C019

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Very hard to find Hall China Cadet teapot c. 1940s / 1950s in a super Art Deco shape and unique hook cover lock on the top lid measuring approximately 6.0" high, 5.5" wide, and 10.0" handle to spout. We love this shade of blue in Hall dinnerware, and trust us that it's extraordinarily hard to find any more as blue has always been one of the most sought after colors by collectors across a whole range of wears. The elegant shape and unique hook cover of the Hall Cadet line is what makes it so desirable to Hall China collecting today. Hall China continues in operation today, having survived ups and downs over the years but still enjoying success with its restaurant and commercial grade china It is still celebrated for the quality and durability of its fireproof cooking china and by numerous Hall China collecting clubs around the world. This vintage 20th century teapot is in excellent condition and properly marked on the bottom with the round Hall mark and Made in USA.

$65.00

C020

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Two highly collectible German porcelain creamers in mint condition. 1. Very fine Noritake Keltcraft porcelain creamer with highly detailed paintings of pears and grapes decorating the two sides of the creamer. It measures approximately 4.5" high and 2.5" spout to handle and is in excellent condition. It's marked on the bottom with the Keltcraft by Noritake" mark, "Ireland", 9199, and "Nature's Bounty" plus notation that it is "Detergent Safe, Microwave & Oven Safe". 2. Wagner Qualitat Bavaria porcelain creamer has superb flow blue rose and flower decoration and the original Wagner Qualitat paper label. It's marked on the bottom with the Wagner ECHT mark. It stands 5.0" high and 2.5" in diameter at the widest point and is perfect for both home use and to display.

1 SOLD

2 $22.00

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