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Captivating and enigmatic, this exquisite sterling silver calling card case is luxuriously leather-lined, complete with discreet coin slots and an elegant sterling silver pencil. Travel back in time to 1892 as you examine the calling card of the original owner and ponder who she was, to whom she was connected, and what her life was like.
Glittering like a treasure from a bygone era, this vintage Murano mouthblown millefiori and gold flake art glass perfume bottle from the 1950s is an enchanting fusion of elegance and whimsy.
Masterfully handmade silver plate and gilt salt cellar with intricate Art Deco design and red and white enameling. Designed and created by Hommet around the 1970s in the Soviet Union. It is in exceptional vintage condition with virtually no enamel wear and no chips or cracks to the glass insert. Dimensions: Approximately 1-7/8 inches in…
This Moorcroft “Pottery Leaf and Berry” Pattern Flambé vase, signed by Walter Moorcroft and crafted in England is an exquisite piece, measuring 6″ x 4″, and features the highly sought-after flambé glaze, prized by collectors for its rich, vibrant tones and exceptional depth of color.
Capture the timeless elegance of Moorcroft artistry with this exquisite African Lily Rounded Vase. Glazed in a striking, deep cobalt blue, this piece showcases a vibrant cluster of hand-painted red lilies and lush green foliage—each detail rendered in signature Moorcroft tubelining.
Step into the world of timeless artistry with this Moorcroft Art Pottery Green Anemone Compote Bowl. Drenched in vibrant glazes and alive with color, its swirling olive ground bursts with lush leafy greens and dramatic anemone blossoms in plum, violet, and blush pink—each petal expertly hand-modeled to capture nature’s elegance.
An exquisite Wedgwood Fairyland Lustre Footed Bowl with fish pattern by Daisy Makeig-Jones, circa 1915-1929. The exterior displays a mixed-blue lustre with green staining and blue mottling, decorated with fish and seaweed motifs. The interior is finished in a mother-of-pearl lustre with pale staining and additional fish and seaweed designs. The upper interior rim and exterior are encircled by the green and red, gilt-accented ‘Aquatic Bead’ pattern. Marked with the Wedgwood Portland vase gilt backstamp.
Artist: Daisy Makeig-Jones
Issued: 1915 – 1929
Dimensions: 4.25″W x 2.25″H
Country of Origin: England
The Wedgwood Spitfire Loving Mug in Blue and White Jasper was created to commemorate the aircraft’s designer, Reginald J. Mitchell. This rare, three-handled mug was made in 1969 in a limited edition of 200 and is in mint condition. In original box with a certificate of authenticity and paperwork. A great find for anyone who…
An early Weller Louwelsa hand-painted vase depicting a blossom flower in low relief. Glazed with brown ground, issued circa 1893-1902. Dimensions: 5.75″ wide by 5.25″ high and 2.5″ deep. Provenance: Acquired through Kiowah Island Estate Auction. About Weller Pottery: Founded in 1872 by Samuel Augustus Weller, this Ohio-based pottery was first known for its simple…
Elevate your collection with this stunning William Moorcroft Clematis plate—a true masterpiece for discerning collectors and interior connoisseurs alike. Introduced by William Moorcroft around 1938, this piece bears his signature, making it a remarkable find. The pattern quickly became one of the pottery’s most beloved designs.
This Moorcroft Powder Box with lid is a captivating example of early 20th-century British ceramic artistry. Created between the late 1920s and 1940s, under the direction of the founder, William Moorcroft. This exquisite piece showcases the renowned Moorcroft technique of tubelining and hand-painted glazes, resulting in vibrant, flowing patterns that seem to dance across the surface.
A rare treasure for discerning collectors, this William Moorcroft Dianthus Pattern vase (circa 1898–1900) is a pristine example of early Moorcroft artistry.