A pretty covered cheese or butter of good size and hexagonal form by Royal Doulton in the Mandarin pattern. There is a fitted liner or strainer as shown. And the Mandarin pattern has those wonderful oriental figures which appear to be hand colored. Butterflies flying about; dragonflies and birds in the medallions of the bands. Old Royal Doulton England backstamp with English registry and U.S. patent numbers dating it to 1893.
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A simply beautiful plate of the English aethestic movement period borrowing from the best of the Japanese Kutani styles. The mauve pink blossom appear to float in the air amidst the gold dust clouds. The petals are outlined in gold thread which often stand out. Old mark of Doulton Burslem as shown.
9.2" diameter. Very good condition no chips hairlines or cracks. Enamel & gold all in fine condition. ...click for details
A wonderful blue & white botanical theme jewelry or powder box with lots of gold fleck sprinkling. Super detail in the underglazed blue floral design. Mark of Doulton Burslem, later became part of the Royal Doulton porcelain umpire. Wonderful soft white porcelain transluscent in the light. About 120 years.
6.2" diameter. No hairlines cracks or repairs. A tiny roughness along the rim. Just a wonderful R ...click for details
Cauldon has some of the most gorgeous floral transfer patterns ever. This is a lovely large antique 15" x 12.5" serving platter in a stunning red & pink palette. Back stamp (pic) and impressed Cauldon England. About 100 years.
Teeny rubbing to rim enamel. Minimal signs of wear. Very good condition with no chips or hairlines or repairs. If you are looking for a large antique English platter or a ...click for details
6 antique Royal Worcester seafood oyster shells. Beautifully made with scallop grooves running from the rim to the handle end just like a real oyster shell. Gold trim on the rim. Purple Royal Worcester "England" early marks as shown... there are 2 marks some have one mark some another. The owner must have obtained them at different times. These are about 100-120 years old.
