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RARE ANTIQUE EARLY 1800s CREAMER with APPLIED WHITE FLOWERS YELLOW WARE MINT

Posted by admin On August 12, 2025

Dating to the early 1800s, this creamer is lovely and visually appealing. The creamer is finely detailed and molded with an applied band of white flowers around the side. The flowers were separately molded from white glazed clay and applied to the yellow ware body before it was fired. This decorative technique is known as sprigging. Measuring 3 to the top of the handle, the creamer survives in its original mint condition. Dating to 200 years old, this creamer does not appear in any of the books on yellow ware. Any advanced collector would be pleased to add this to their yellow ware collection.

Rare Antique Wemyss Ware Small Black & White Pig marked Wemyss c. 1930

Posted by admin On August 5, 2025

Rare Antique Wemyss Ware Small Black & White Pig marked Wemyss -c. A Rare Genuine Wemyss Pottery Pig. This splendid pottery pig is hand decorated by Joe Nekola with sponged black on white, hand painted mark’Wemyss’ to base in black. Good Condition- no chips, or cracks. It ears have been reattached many years ago – see photos to aid description. Joseph (Joe) Nekola was the son of Karel Nekola and joined the pottery in 1899. He spent two years in Buffalo, USA from 1910-12 before returning to the pottery for a short period. His final stint was between 1928 and 1930, when the factory closed. Joe negotiated the sale of the moulds etc. To the Bovey Tracey pottery in Devon and moved there to continue producing Wemyss Ware.

Antique Rare Dog figurative Flint Old Strike To Fire Early Metal Ware G19-83

Posted by admin On August 3, 2025

Antique Rare Dog figurative Flint Old Strike To Fire Early Metal Ware G19-83. This product data sheet is originally written in English. Welcome to Global Art Antiques. Very Unique Dog Shape Hand-Forged Strike To Fire Original Rare To Find Very Beautiful Style Antique Old Early Heavy Duty Metal Ware. What Is Flint Fire Strike? When Struck Against Steel\Iron, Flint Edge Will Produce Sparks. The Hard Flint Edge Shaves Off A Particle Of The Steel That Exposes Iron Which Reacts With Oxygen From The Atmosphere And Can Ignite The Proper Tinder. Great Piece To use!! Beautiful Décor, Personal Gifting. Beautiful Art Piece In Nice Decorative Shape. Ready To Be Part Of Your Collection. Treat For Vintage Art Lovers. Please Check Our Other Items Also!! New Items Being Listed Daily In Our Page!! 6.5 X 1 X 4 (L X B X H) Cms Approx. 2.5 X 0.4 X 1.5 (L X B X H) Inches Approx. 0.138 Lbs (Pounds) Approx. Note: We Provide Weight And Size In Digital Photos Also; Photos Are Major Part Of The Listing, So Please See All Images Carefully. Please contact me before you return it. Please do not leave a negative or neutral feedback or open case without the communication, because we will do our best to solve the problem for you. The Hard Flint Edge Shaves Off A Particle Of The Steel That Exposes Iron Which Reacts With Oxygen From The Atmosphere And Can Ignite The Proper Tinder Great Piece To use!! 6.5 X 1 X 4 (L X B X H) Cms.

RARE ANTIQUE EARLY 1800s BAMBOO GAME DISH with LID CANE CANEWARE YELLOW WARE

Posted by admin On June 25, 2025

Here we have a rarely found game dish dating to the early 1800s. This is finely molded with the raised relief bamboo stalks decorating the base and lid. This pattern was influenced by pottery imported from China during the early 1800s. This yellow ware form is referred to as cane with only the inside of the base being glazed. This allows for the great molded detail that would not be as prominent if the surface was glazed. The game dish measures 3″ in height and 4 ¾”in width. The game dish is in mint condition with no damage or repairs and the lid has only chips on the underside that don’t detract. The underside of the lid is impressed with the patent number and the bottom of the dish has a raised letter “B”. This is a pattern very rarely found and is highly collectable.

EXTREMELY RARE ANTIQUE EARLY 1800s BLUE BLACK &WHITE BAND MUG YELLOW WARE MINT

Posted by admin On June 17, 2025

Here we have an early 1800s stunning yellow ware mug. This mug is attractively decorated. With blue, white and black bands and is molded with a warm yellow clay that nicely contrasts nicely with the glazed bands. This mug is very desirable and finely molded with a nicely formed stepped foot with delicately molded raised bands and an applied strap handle. Measuring 3 ¾” in height by 4″ wide across the rim, this mug survives in its original mint condition with no damage or repairs. This is an extremely rare find that would enhance and be highly prized in any yellow ware or country collection.

Rare Antique Wemyss Ware Small Black & White Pig marked Wemyss c. 1930

Posted by admin On June 1, 2025

Rare Antique Wemyss Ware Small Black & White Pig marked Wemyss – Post 1930. A Rare Genuine Wemyss Pottery Pig. This splendid pottery pig is hand decorated by Joe Nekola with sponged black on white, hand painted mark’Wemyss’ to base in black. Very Good Condition- no chips, cracks or restoration but has usual crazing to glaze typical of Wemyss and a tiny bit of glaze toss to his right ear (see photos to aid description). Joseph (Joe) Nekola was the son of Karel Nekola and joined the pottery in 1899. He spent two years in Buffalo, USA from 1910-12 before returning to the pottery for a short period. His final stint was between 1928 and 1930, when the factory closed. Joe negotiated the sale of the moulds etc. To the Bovey Tracey pottery in Devon and moved there to continue producing Wemyss Ware.

Rare Antique Art Deco Thomas Forester & Son English Pottery Phoenix Ware Vase

Posted by admin On May 26, 2025

Elevate your home’s décor with the rare antique Thomas Forester & Son Phoenix Ware vase, a true embodiment of the Art Deco era. The vase is in good condition for age and does have some crazing and a small hair line crack. Hand decorated with brightly coloured flowers and bird.

RARE ANTIQUE EARLY 1800s SEATED CAT BANK ROCKINGHAM GLAZE YELLOW WARE

Posted by admin On May 13, 2025

Here we have an early cat bank that is simply exceptional and is highly collectable among cat and bank collectors. The potter molded the cat in a realistic seated pose looking forward with its tail wrapped around its hind feet. This is nicely molded with the light Rockingham glaze accenting the fine details in the cat. The bank was molded in three pieces, front, back and base and were joined before firing. You can see the seam along the side and back of the cat with a sliver of clay missing. Measuring 3 ¾ high, the bank is in near mint condition with wear along the seam where the halves were joined and no other damage or repairs. On the underside, you can see where extra clay stuck to the bottom during firing in the kiln. Early cat banks are highly collectable and would be prized in any collection.

VERY RARE ANTIQUE AMERICAN EARLY 1800s MATCHED PAIR OF LIONS YELLOW WARE MINT

Posted by admin On April 24, 2025

Here we have an attractive rare pair of reclining lions not shown in any of the books on collecting yellow ware. This pair of recumbent lions on rectangular bases are nicely molded and have a realistic appeal. One of the lions is mostly clear glazed yellow ware, the other lion has light applications of Rockingham glaze as accents. This is unique form was produced by only a single potter. These measure 6″ in length by 3″ in height the lions are thickly potted on hollow bases. The lions are in excellent condition with only minor wear on the base that don’t detract or take away from these magnificent animals. Any serious collector would be proud to add these to their collection.

RARE ANTIQUE AMERICAN EARLY 1800s CORN MOLD YELLOW WARE

Posted by admin On April 17, 2025

Dating to around 1840, this is a finely detailed early corn mold. The mold is very crisply formed and highly decorative. There were several different varieties of corn molds produced, and this is the most decorative and desirable. This mold is large, measuring 7″ long by 6 ¼” wide and 3 ¾ in height. This has had a long life and shows it with wear around the rim and foot. Lisa McAllister includes this mold in her book “Collector’s Guide to Yellow Ware Book 1″ on page 92.

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