This Rare Art Crafts Royal Doulton Flambe Vase circa 1910 is a stunning piece of antique English Flambe pioneer by Charles Noke brand Royal Doulton. The vibrant red colour and glossy finish which had to be achieved at very high temperature on the kiln. Which does give it a unique and luxurious look. This handmade vase features an original, rare form design typical of early Arts and Crafts 20th-century art pottery production, making it a valuable addition to any art or pottery collection. Crafted with attention to detail, this vase is a testament to the artistry and craftsmanship of the era. 20 cm high Condition, Near Mint only some use consistent with age, no chips cracks or restoration. Provenance Stately House Richmond England.
Pair of Ewers Jugs. Noritake Antique Early Komura. One has minor repair – see photos – prices accordingly. This pair of antique Noritake Komura ewers, dating back to 1902, are rare pieces from England with a unique spider mark design. Made in Japan, these multi-coloured, handcrafted porcelain jugs come from the Komura production line and exude an Edwardian Victorian style. The 3D effect and all-over pattern make them a standout addition to any room, showcasing the art pottery production technique of the era. With a weight of 748 grams, these decorative cookware pieces are not only aesthetically pleasing but also a valuable collectible for those with a love for vintage items. The information provided is offered as to the best of our knowledge and provenance documentation [if any] available. Viewing every Sunday from 8am to 1pm and other times by appointment is available from our shop located at. Collection in person by appointment is available at the above address. Winchester Farm, Draycott Road, Cheddar BS27 3RP. Or Parcelforce door to door service. Please view all photographs as these form part of the description. We aim to dispatch as soon as possible in well wrapped packaging. Whenever possible, recycled materials are used.
Original Antique Engraved Early Rare Map Anglia Regnum England 1595 Mercator. EARLY LARGE RARE MAP OF ENGLAND 1595 Anglia Regnum. From the French text edition of Mercator’s Atlas III. Duisberg 1595 Large coloured map. Engraved Size 47cm x 35cm Frame Size 66cm x 56cm. Large Margins, with a few faint marks. FRENCH text to verso. ORIGINAL slightly GARISH HAND COLOURING This hand colored first state Mercator map of Great Britain of 1595 is a highly detailed rendering of England as it was at the end of the 16th century. Eastern Ireland and the west coast of Holland, Belgium and France are also included. Cities, ports, churches, estates and forts are included in the map, and it is embellished by a lovely frigate sailing off the coast between Holland and Suffolk. Get images that make Supersized seem small. Showcase your items with Auctiva’s. Track Page Views With.
This rare antique CDV photo captures an early scene of the England railroad station, featuring a unique sepia image oriented in landscape. The photograph, taken by Guggenheim in the United Kingdom during the late 19th century, showcases a piece of social history and documentary style art from the railroad industry. This one-of-a-kind 1st edition CDV is a valuable collectible for photo enthusiasts and history buffs interested in portrait and figurative art from that time period.
Discoloured spines as expected for their age. Will consider splitting with sensible offers. Please see other items as lots of collectible items on antiquarian and retro interest.
Rare Antique Early 19th Minton England Trio Cup And Saucer Plate. Very good condition with no chips or cracks, there are very minor traces of wear. The tea cup measures 4″ across by 2 5/8″ high. The saucer is 6 in diameter. The dessert plate is 7 1/8 in diameter.
This elegant twin-handled pewter vase is a striking example of early 20th-century Art Nouveau design. Featuring a prominent raised orchid motif on each side, the vase embodies the sinuous, nature-inspired forms characteristic of the period. The elongated body gently tapers to a round pedestal base, while the fluid, curved handles add a sculptural element that enhances its visual appeal. Crafted with fine detailing, the surface showcases delicate texturing around the flower, enhancing the contrast and depth of the design. The patina has developed beautifully over time, lending the piece a soft, aged luster. Whether displayed as a standalone decorative object or incorporated into a curated collection of period pieces, this vase brings timeless charm and historic elegance to any space. 6.25″ x 4.5″ Condition. Very good vintage condition with light age-related wear consistent with material and age. Marks top and bottom as shown in images. Circa early 1900s Material. A beautiful collector’s piece for lovers of Art Nouveau or antique metalwork. IMPORTANT: Books are NOT included and are photography props only.
This stunning tea cup and saucer set is a rare find from the early 1900s, manufactured by the renowned Paragon company in England. The set includes a tea cup, saucer and dessert plate, all featuring a beautiful gold and cobalt floral design. Made from high-quality bone china and, this set is a true testament to the elegance and style of the Edwardian era. The intricate details of the pattern and the expert craftsmanship make this tea cup and saucer set a valuable addition to any collection. Whether you’re a collector of antique tableware or simply appreciate the beauty of vintage pieces, this Paragon set is a must-have. Absolutely highest quality antique china in excellent condition. There is only one minor rubbing to gold gilt on the dessert plate, other than that it is in pristine condition. The mark Star China Company has been used in 1912 a real gem for the collector.
This fine antique Miles Mason ironstone vase dates to around 1810 and is an excellent example of early 19th-century English Chinoiserie ceramics. Produced during the Regency period, it reflects the taste for oriental design, offering an elegant and affordable alternative to Chinese porcelain. The vase is made in classic baluster form, hand-painted with vibrant polychrome enamels. The decoration features alternating panels of oriental garden scenes with figures, pavilions, and floral motifs, framed by scrolling foliage. The rich colours include vivid greens, blues, reds, and yellows set against a soft white ground. The base bears a mock Chinese seal mark in underglaze blue, typical of early Mason ironstone intended to imitate Chinese porcelain. A fine surface craquelure enhances the antique character. Historical Background Miles Mason was a leading English potter in the early 19th century, known for introducing ironstone china as a durable and stylish substitute for imported Chinese porcelain. His firm’s early wares often feature chinoiserie designs, blending English craftsmanship with fashionable oriental aesthetics. Measurements Height: 21 cm / 8.27? Width: 10.5 cm / 4.13? Weight: 387 g. Condition Excellent antique condition. The vase has been UV-tested and is free from cracks, chips, or restoration. Only natural glaze crazing consistent with early 19th-century ironstone. Bright, vivid enamels with well-preserved hand-painted detail. Carefully packed using recycled materials wherever possible. Please review all photographs carefully, as they form part of the description, and feel free to ask any questions.
