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Mint condition Norcrest teacup and saucer with gold rims, luster background and hand-painted violets. Beautiful condition with no chips, cracks, or flea bites. Cup measures 3-1/2″ in diameter and 2-1/4″ tall; saucer is 5-1/2″ in diameter. Provenance. Likely acquired new in Omaha, Nebraska; handed down from Ancestral Antiques owner’s great-grandmother.
Mid-century Orrefors Swedish design hand-blown crystal petite liquor decanter, no longer manufactured. Mint condition. Includes two decanters and seven shallow cup mini coupe-shaped liquor glasses with low knob stems, as shown. Of interest, while the decanters look identical, the fact that they are hand-blown means the stoppers fit only the decanter for which they were…
Small, but mighty! Exquisite Persian-covered jar with pretty arabesque pattern design. Dimensions: Just 2-1/2″ high and 2-1/4″ across. Hand-painted with orange flowers, green lines on a blue background and highlighted with gold; unidentified signature on the bottom. Surely this piece belonged to a genie …
An exceptional example from the Arts and Crafts era by an internationally known member of the Scottish Arts and Crafts movement.
Rare Chinese carved amethyst snuff bottle. Measures approximately 3″ x 1.85″ x 1.15″. Historically, amethyst has many meanings. In ancient Chinese culture, it was used to get rid of negative energy. Chinese traditionalists also wore or carried amethyst to drive away the perils of everyday life and, in ancient wars, believed it brought protection to…
Rare Charles Fourmaintraux double-handled vase, circa late 1800s.
Rare and very unusual Peking glass snuff bottle in the form of a peach, with monkey motif decoration in relief, open window to show inside painted scene to depict scholars. Signed Ding Er Zhong. Estimated 19th-20th century. Measures 4 inches x 3.6 inches x 1.5 inches. Excellent condition except for cork stopper that would have…
Scarce early period William Moorcroft during the period he worked for James MacIntyre, late 1800s until 1912, before MacIntyre forced him out because the company feared Moorcroft would outshine their other products.
Behold a rare treasure from the enchanting Art Nouveau era: the “Fairy Tale Series – Little Red Riding Hood” bank crafted by the esteemed German silversmith WMF.
An absolutely exquisite Royal Albert Tea Set in mint condition with no flaws noted. Circa 1940s-1950s, and long discontinued. Decorated with a charming design of Apple Trees in Full Bloom at the Ralph Eaton Farm in 1933 with gold trim. Includes coffee pot, creamer, sugar, four cups and saucers, and four dessert plates. China is…
It’s not often the masters make a mistake, but this petite Royal Doulton vase is proof-positive that it happens, as one side was left unfinished.
Beautiful blue and white jug commissioned for presentation at the 1906 Centennial Celebration of the Ancient Landmark Lodge No. 17 of Portland, Maine on June 10, 1906. Royal Doulton backstop. Mint condition. Dimensions are 5.5″ wide by 8.6″ high.