Pair English Porcelain SportingTheme Drinks Cooler

Mid to late 19th century. Each having handsomely decorated body with huntsman on horseback walking hounds in British countryside. Painted surface having some wear consistent with age and use. Lid of o

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

Early 19th C, white ground porcelain fruit coolers with gilded trims and handles, hand painted landscape scenes surrounding with birds. Both with deep lids and removable liners. H. 24 cm (9 1/2 in)

Pair of English Sevres Style Porcelain Bottle Coolers. Probably Coalport. The sceaux, or bottle coolers of lobed, ovular form, with applied gilt ribbon handles to sides, the turquoise ground bodies mo

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

Early 20th century, Deco era. The pair featuring english fox hunt scenes with nice and bright detail. One for Madeira and the other sherry. Good overall condition one has been converted to a lamp and

Pair, Worcester Flight Barr & Barr (English active 1813-40) fruit coolers or ice pails. Circa 1813–1840, soft paste porcelain, with liners, campagna form, Imari palette of blue and rust florals in a

Pair English japonisme porcelain cloisonné style vases, circa 1880, retailed by Theodore B. Starr. One vase with partial Theodore B. Starr mark to the underside. A sky blue ground with a geometric

With cobalt blue background. With gold decor and painting of man and woman. Approx. 18" H. From a Buffalo, NY estate.

figural, by Royal Stratford, 4 1/2", excellent.

Chamberlain Worcester English porcelain cooler, of classical urn-form with transfer images of country scenes and gilt accented decoration on a faux marble base; marked to lid. [11 1/2" H X 14" W x 10"

in blue and white with oval pierced shape with handled baskets on stands. Largest: 7 1/2" high, 11" wide. Provenance: Estate of David Niven, Watermill NY.

Each with floral and gilt decoration. Overall scalloped design with acccompanying undertrays. Likely Ridgeway or Coalport. Early 19thC.

With flower and butterfly design. Made for Ovington Brothers. Mark on bases. 11"Dia. X 6"H

Pair English Porcelain Platters. 18 1/2" X 14" - Largest

English, possibly Coalport, mid-19th century. Pair of botanical, acorn, and oak leaf porcelain footed compotes. Unmarked. Approx. w. 11.25".

Male and female figures in trees. Mark on bases. Stains on face and hat. 9W X 9.5"H"

Mirror Pair English Porcelain Moon Vases with applied Blanc de Chine Bouquets or Roses in high relief on pale Celadon with "bamboo" frames. Height 7 3/4 inches (19.5 cm.).

late 19th C. With swirling raspberry pink so cool, gilt decoration. Mark of Hall, 1790 Good condition, wear to gilding.

Late 19th C. with swirling raspberry pink socle, gilt decoration. Mark of Hall, 1790. Good condition, wear to gilding. 6.5"H x 8.5"D

Pair English Porcelain Vases Made Into Lamps. 13 1/4" H ALL DESCRIPTIONS AND ANY CONDITION STATEMENT GIVEN BY LANGSTON AUCTION GALLERY ARE STRICTLY OPINIONS AND LANGSTON'S SHALL HAVE NO RESPONSIBILITY

Mid 19th century. Pair having well rendered hand painted scene at one side of each and nicely gilded body. One handle is missing, otherwise no cracks or restorations. H7 7/8" W5" Sold from the collect

FOURTH QUARTER 18TH CENTURY DIAMETER OF PLATE 12 INCHES, HEIGHT OF TEA BOWS 2 INCHES.

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