Rare Este for Tiffany Ceramic Orange Figural Serving

Rare Este for Tiffany Ceramic Orange Figural Serving Plates. Measures - 8 1/4" diameter x 2 3/4" high orange.

C. 1915 figural ceramic tilting orange suspended on its original iron base. CONDITION: Moderate wear, some paint loss, rubs and oxidation. Condition: (7.5). Dimensions: 14" H x 7" D.

Radio Ceramics Of California Porcelain Sitting Lady Transistor Radio. Marked: "7 Transistor, Radio Ceramics Of California, model RC-400, 70105727, Shirasuna Denki MFG. Co., Ltd. Nagoya Japan, PPH-0112

Hollow form, comprising a base and lid styled as a bearded man, with arms crossed, bound with hand-made cotton cord, real horn tail. Wear with light losses, 16"T.

Pre-Columbian, Brazil, Marajoara culture, ca. 800 to 1400 CE. A rare, surviving ceramic figural urn in the form of a Janus-faced woman with owl-like features. Her eyes, beak-like nose, mouth, ears wit

English / Scottish circa 1900, both treacle glazed figures are modelled in the form of owls standing atop circular plinths, the tops of their head with perforation, their undersides fitted to receive

Rare Este Ceramiche for TIFFANY Trompe L'oeil Box: Made in Italy for Tiffany. Box Appears to be a Stack of Yellow Plates with Black and Green Olives on Top. Hand Painted. 4 3/4"T X 8"D. Minor Chip and

ESTE C.E. Ceramic Fruit / serving bowl. Fruit and leaf relief patterned along border rim. Bowl is white in tone. Underside is marked with ESTE CE Print. Approximately 15 inches in diameter by 3.5 inch

A 17 piece estate collection of vintage American porcelain table service items and figurine sculptures by Holt Howard (Stamford, CT). Whimsical Mid Century Modern Pop Art designs, produced circa 1950s

Pre-Columbian, southern Peru, Nazca culture, ca. 400 to 600 CE. A fascinating and incredibly rare figural ceramic vessel in the form of a shaman holding serpents. The figure wears a dramatic, conical

(Brayton Laguna Pottery, 1939) A rare painted glazed ceramic figural cookie jar of the villainous coachman from "Pinocchio." Made by Brayton Laguna Pottery in conjunction with the original release of

For your consideration are (7) rare Tiffany & Co. "Whittier" serving or tablespoons circa 1907. Each spoon measures 8 1/2" in length and has great weight and consequently feels great in hand. The back

Two shelves of decorative items, incluidng a carriage clock by Bechtel retailed by Tiffany & Co, Italian ceramic figural sculptures of two men playing chess, a Royal Doulton figurine of "The Poacher,"

No Reserve! Rare Antique/Vintage Ceramic Serving Dish from Mexico! These rare dishes are very unique because of it's art work and age. These dishes show a distinct art deco look and are from the 1920'

Rare ceramic trumpet vase; iridescent orange lustre ground; gilt accents throughout. The inner rim is decorated with pixies riding dragonflies. Wedgwood backstamp. Weight: 12 oz #vase #fairies Issued:

Ceramic figural dip swimming pool serving bowl / platter. Repair on man's forehead.

7 Pcs, Assorted Mid-Century Black & Orange Ceramic Ware, serving platter, bowls, vases, cup, signed E Ralph. size: 1.25-10h range, 3-11.5w range

Pump is not original and is mechanically incomplete. Some wear, soiling, and discoloration on dispenser body with a small chip just inside the top lip. Condition (Very Good). Size 13-1/2" T.

Rare Tiffany & Co. sterling silver round serving tray in the Wave Edge pattern (Laurel). It's 11 in diameter, weighs 20.86 ozt, no monogram, C director mark (Charles Cook, 1902-07).

Soda fountain syrup dispenser, Ward's Orange-Crush, figural ceramic dispenser w/correct old pump, orig paint, 2 chips on top flange hidden under pump & no plunger button insert, VG cond, 13"H.

Rare, artist original limited edition ceramic figural table fountain, featuring a large monkey holding a shell, flanked by smaller monkeys. Water pours from the shell & recirculates from the base. App

(Japan, 1940s) A Rare Pinocchio Ceramic Salt & Pepper Shaker figural set manufactured in Japan. These ceramic figurines of Pinocchio feature hand-painted color with "Japan" manufacturers note under th

RARE MAJOLICA FAUN COMPOTEEngland, circa 1870, ceramic. Figural form base with underside marked Wedgwood and OXZ. 9" height

**Originally Listed At $250** Pre-Columbian, Peru, Chancay culture, ca. 1200 to 1400 CE. A rare form of a figural ceramic jar that looks similar to the cuchimilco figures the Chancay placed into grave