Rare Pair of Davenport Ironstone Fruit Coolers, c.1805

Rare Pair of Davenport Glazed Ironstone Fruit Coolers, c.1800, each with ice pails, coolers, liners, collars and covers, of baluster form decorated in an Imari pattern with cranes in a walled garden,

Georgian Davenport ironstone fruit cooler in the Imari style with hand-painted red and blue foliate designs and gilding throughout. Lid handles in the shape of a twisting branch and opens to aremovabl

with inserts, figural dolphin finial, creature handles, landscapes, birds and floral designs in Imari style colors, low pedestal base, 12 1/2" tall, 19th century, ...........Ice pails were commonly pl

Pair 19th Fruit Coolers, ca 1805 - 1820, Covered and Footed Forms, Polychrome Glaze and Gilt Stoneware Fruit Coolers, Davenport & Co, Staffordshire, England, 12" H x 9.75" W

Attributed to Davenport, The coolers with domed lids with vintage and leaf decorated finials above a body with apple green borders handpainted with reserves of Classical buildings, gilt decorated with

Including 19th C. Davenport Stone China covered jar with fruit knob, pair of etched glass cruets, and Westmoreland milk glass Mule Eared Rabbit covered dish. Dimensions: (Davenport jar with lid) H 7.2

First quarter, 19th century; includes, Davenport footed fruit bowl, Imari style shaped, handled dish, marked "Tonquin China," pair Mason's Ironstone Famille Rose plates and Imari style soup plate, and

2 piece misc. lot consisting of an English Ironstone fruit cooler; along with a deep red veined marble classical shaped urn; both now wired as lamps; 25"H 9"Dia. porcelain, 31.5"H 6"Dia marble; condit

C. 1820, gilt decoration with painted white & green ivy h. 10 dia. 9-1/2 in. Provenance: Estate of Marie D. Schwartz, author & philanthropist, of New York City, NY & Greenwich, CT

Painted porcelain; have inserts; marked China; normal wear; 6" H; 7" Dia.; G-VG

Grouping of 5 white ironstone serving pieces, 19th century, including: A covered tureen with impressed mark of "Davenport Ironstone" decorated with fruit and leaves, 11 3/4"W x 7"H, very good conditio

Pair of rosewood inlaid fruit coolers with lids with gold gilt accents, 65 in. T, 19 in. Sq.

H. 17" W. 11" D. 7" Ex. Collection: Bunny Mellon Condition: Good, some wear to gilding. Location: E. 68th St. NYC

Painted porcelain with liners and gilt handles; dragons; birds; lions (?); gilt wear; H- 11"; G-VG

Pair antique English porcelain fruit coolers, well painted floral motif with finely gold gilt on green ground. Gilded knops and finials. Each cooler consists of 3 pieces; cooler, liner, and lid. Measu

A Pair of Vienna Porcelain Fruit Coolers 19th Century Height 14 inches.  Provenance: Property from the Collection of Dr. Gregory Boshart and Dr. William Lawrence, Chicago, Illinois

Rare Pair 19th C Mason's Ironstone Chinoiserie Potpourri Urns. Decorated with gilded butterflies and Ram's head handles. Restoration to both lids, repair to rim of one urn. 14.5 Inches H x 10 W.

PAIR ROYAL CROWN DERBY FRUIT COOLERSPair of handled coolers with concave lids and inserts, gilt foliate banding with red and green leaf accents to the exterior. 9" heights, 7.75" diameters

Pair of Continental Porcelain Fruit Coolers 19th Century Height 13 inches. C

with inserts, hand painted floral sprays, basketrweave design on covers, figural fruit knobs on covers, handled and footed, gold trim, crossed swords mark, 8" diameter (plus handles), 8" tall, excelle

PAIR OF IMARI PATTERNED FRUIT COOLER LIDS 4 3/4" X 8 1/2"

Pair of Continental porcelain fruit coolers or ice pails, possibly KPM, 19th century, each having a liner, floral decoration, and rising on webbed feet, having no apparent marks. Approximate dimension

English. Ironstone. A rare pair of English spongeware ironstone bowls with birds, butterflies and floral designs in red, green, and blue together with a pitcher with a grey and green sponged pattern.

A Pair of Chamberlain Worcester Porcelain Fruit Coolers 19th Century both monogramed BMS beneath eagle, one marked Chamberlains / Worcester to the underside of the lid, the other marked Chamberlains /