Royal Flemish Biscuit Jar

,Massachusetts,Late 19th- Early 20th Segmented amber glass sections with gold enamel accents and two coin medallions that reads "Numini et Patria Asto" and "Vernon Semper Floret" over the images of ch

Mt. Washington Glass Company Royal Flemish biscuit jar with ducks USA, c. 1890gilt and enameled satin glass, silver plate 6.75 h x 5.5 w x 5.25 d in (17 x 14 x 13 cm) Impressed manufacturer's

A Mt. Washington "Royal Flemish" glass biscuit jar. Squared body with chrysanthemum motif on a gray and tan ground, fitted with a white metal cover, rim, and swing handle. The glass is marked "RF/523"

Two Mt. Washington Royal Flemish Biscuit Jars, to include one having coat of arms and the other having heavy gold Greek medallions, height 8 and 7 inches. Provenance: From the Estate of Elwyn W. Lemon

Mt. Washington Royal Flemish cracker jar decorated with Roman coins and flowers. Faintly signed on the underside with conjoined "RF" and square logo. Minor tarnish to metal from age. Condition: (Very

Biscuit Jar, Unmarked Royal Flemish Art Glass, 7.5" x 5.25", Segmented Colors With Four Roman Medallions (Coins), Silverplate Lid And Bail, One Small Section Of Segment Is Missing Some Raised Enamel,

A scarce Mt. Washington Glass cracker or biscuit jar in the Royal Flemish pattern. Appears to show chrysanthemums in bloom. Piece is square shaped with silver lid and handle. Is marked with RF and the

ROYAL FLEMISH ART GLASS CRACKER JAR, MOUNT WASHINGTON. TARNISHING TO METAL. 8 1/2" H

Circa 1890s; New Bedford, MA With Royal Flemish mark to underside, numbered: 523; with impressed "MW" mark to lid, numbered: 4413 / b The square, clear frosted glass jar fitted with a silver-plated

Late 19th/Early 20ht Century; New Bedford, MA Lid marked for Pairpoint: ["P" diamond monogram] / 4404 / a The clear frosted glass jar decorated with gold enamel rose blossoms against scrolled panels

Circa 1890s; New Bedford, MA With impressed "MW" mark to lid The clear frosted glass jar decorated with gold enamel Roman coin designs on frosted maroon and yellow panels, fitted with a silver-plate

Folks, this is a fabulous find. Take note of the cabochon decoration lining the handles and making up an abundance of the florals. Take a look at the unusual swirl decoration on the finial and the unu

Have many of these have come up for auction? Well? No need to answer. Not many at all. This cracker jar in Northwood's Prima Donna Royal Silver line and color is a real find. Super piece and so rare!

A quality silver plated stand and frame, the flow blue biscuit barrel with gold touches and silver plated lid mounted to the body, signed underglaze on the base. Measures 7.75 x 7 inches. We ship in-h

Royal Worcester biscuit jar with floral design, lid and liner

Rose pattern with gilded handles and top. Royal Munich backstamp. Dimensions: 9" L x 5" H x 7" Diameter Country of Origin: Germany This item has no reserve.

Wedgwood Jasperware Royal Blue Biscuit Jar having silver plated rim, cover an handle. Used condition, minor chips, cracks. 9 1/4" tall with extended handle x 5 1/2" dia at base

Wedgwood Jasperware Royal Blue Biscuit Jar having metal rim, cover and handle. Relief depicting figural scenes. Used condition, wear, chips, cracks, some fading. 5 5/8" dia at base x 9" tall

(4) Miscellaneous Crystal: Beaubourg, Oberursel, Galway, Royal Doulton: Including Beaubourg France vase 8", Oberursel Germany Obelisk 8", Galway lidded jar 7.25", Royal Doulton Biscuit jar 7.25". All

Biscuit Jar, Royal Bayreuth Blue Mark, Lobster, 7.5" x 5.5", Rare Purple Satin Finish, Large Chip On Interior Rim Which Is Covered By Lid, Personal Collection of Mary McCaslin, Author Of "Royal Bayreu

Ovoid form with raised panel circles in blue, amber, green and tan colors decorated with enameled gilt foliage of mums, lid marked MW, 7 1/2" ht.

Biscuit Jar, Royal Bayreuth Blue Mark, Oak Leaf, 7" x 6.25", White Satin Finish With Green And Gold Stencil Highlights, Personal Collection of Mary McCaslin, Author Of "Royal Bayreuth A Collectors Gui

fine florals and gold trim on ribbed body, 7", excellent.

An antique late 19th-century porcelain bisquit jar by Royal Worcester, the oldest English manufacture still operating today. Also called melon cracker jar. Ca. 1889. Lidded round piece of lobulated sh