Pair of Wedgwood Erling Olsen Green-glazed 'Pan' Bookends, England, c. 1933,

Pair of Wedgwood Erling Olsen Green-glazed 'Pan' Bookends, England, c. 1933, art deco style, impressed marks, ht. 6 3/4 in.

Pair of large Wedgwood olive green jasperware "Dancing Hours" bowls and similar bud vase, c. 1975, England, all marked on base, details include: bowls designed by Albert Williams, with raised foliate

A Pair of Wedgwood Keith Murray (1892-1981) Designed Matt Green Bookends UK, 1930s Glazed earthenwareBoth with impressed "WEDGWOOD" and printed Keith Murray signature marks. (H: 5 5/8, W: 4 1/8, D: 4

Group Wedgwood & Copeland majolica tableware, 19th c., England, tin glazed pottery, including (10) green glazed cabbage leaf plates and (1) footed tazza, 8"dia, (2) barrel-form caterer jugs, 6"h x 4"l

Pair Adams & Bromley majolica jardinieres, 19th c., England, cobalt, green and yellow tin glazed pottery, decorated in the round with leafage and flowers, unmarked, 11.5"h x 11.5"dia Provenance: Prope

MOORCROFT ARCHIBALD KNOX (1864 - 1933) LIBERTY & CO. Pair of Tudric candlesticks (unknown designer) and biscuit tray (Archibald Knox) with Pomegranate design, England, early 20th C. Glazed earthenware

Asprey & Co. Art Deco costume jeweled tiara, Early 20th c., England, emerald green glass beads and paste diamonds mounted in a silver metal frame, brown silk tie, in custom fitted silk and velvet line

Edgar Brandt Pelican bookends, pair France, c. 1930patinated wrought iron 9.25 h × 3 w × 6 d in (23 × 8 × 15 cm) Literature: Edgar Brandt: Master of

William Moorcroft for James Macintyre & Co. Rare three-piece Claremont coffee set with toadstools and overlay England, c. 1905glazed earthenware, silver coffee pot: 9.625 h x 7.375 w x 4.125 d in (24

James Hadley for Royal Worcester Porcelain Company Aesthetic (Patience) teapot and cover England, c. 1882glazed porcelain, enamel 6.25 h × 7 w × 3.25 d in (16 × 18 × 8 cm)

A matching pair of 19th century Alhambra pottery luster glazed vases or urns, decorated in the hispano moresque style both sitting on iron stands. Measures: The urns, 24 inches tall Domestic Shipping:

Moorcroft Pottery Moonlit Blue ginger jar England, c. 1918-1929glazed earthenware 8.5 h x 6.25 dia in (22 x 16 cm) Impressed manufacturer's mark and number to underside 'Moorcroft Made in Engl

Art Nouveau slip decorated decoration, possibly designed by George A. Marsden , signed “Wedgwood” and with impressed potter’s marks, England c. 1885. Height 9 inches.

Pair George III bronze mounted Blue John urns, 19th c., England, ovoid-shaped Derbyshire Spar bodies mounted with foliate swags and spreading foot on a Blue John and Belgian black marble pedestal base

Pair of Green Velvet Club Chairs Height 33 1/2 inches, widith 31 inches, depth of seat 24 inches. C Property from a Greenwich, CT House decorated by David Easton

c. 1770, Santo Domingo mahogany, good color; three parts, flat molded top above pair of glazed doors with candle slides; the unusual central part with fall-front lid having pull-out writing slide whic

Regency brass inlaid calamander bagatelle table, Early 19th c., England, attrib. to George Oakley, hinged top opening to green baize covered playing surface, trestle base with rosette-mounted scroll f

Pair George Bullock part ebonized oak benches, c. 1815, England, each with a rectangular seat and antique tapestry cushion, flanked by reeded armrests terminating in flowerheads with stylized tulip up

Egypt; c. 300-350 ADWheel cut with vertical strokes between bands of ovals within rectangular panels. With custom stands. Exceptionally rare. Largest: 7 - 7/8" (20 cm) Provenance: Provenance: The John

Carl Cunningham-Cole Table lamps, pair Kahler and Le KlintUnited Kingdom / Denmark, c. 1965glazed stoneware 31 h x 15 dia in (79 x 38 cm) Impressed logo to body 'CC' with incised and imp

A Chinese Green and Blue Glazed Pottery Figure of an Anthropomorphic Cockerel Ming Dynasty or ealier The standing zodiac figure dressed in a green robe. Height 10 1/2 inches C The Collection of Jay I.

Mario Buatta, pair custom bedside tables, Late 20th c., USA, green and yellow painted wood, single frieze drawer over lower shelf, raised on casters, unmarked, 28"h x 30"w x 20"d Provenance: The Estat

Rare stoneware frog group figure; brown, green and blue glazed body. Base inscribed Going To The Derby. George Tinworth monogram to base. Doulton impressed backstamp. #figurine Issued: c. 1885 Dimensi

Louis Wain, rare Futurist Cat vase, c. 1900, Austria, blue green and orange glazed pottery, signed "Louis Wain", on foot, numbered R637135, with Imperial Amphora double headed eagle stamp on interior,