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American Pottery: USA Pottery
USA Pottery Deco Style Console Bowl Candle Holders
Pretty soft blue Deco Style Console Bowl and Candle Holder has a clean, flowing, free-form shape. This well-made piece measures 12'' long, 4'' tall and approx. 4'' wide, is unmarked but is glazed on the bottom with visible stilt marks. My first guess as to maker would be Haeger or one of the California potteries. (Weller and Roseville also made similar designs). There is a small glaze flake on one side (see pics), tiny glaze pop and a small area on the bottom where the glaze did not cover. Price has been reduced. This console bowl and candle holder looks attractive by itself or filled with flowers and candle.
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Occupied & Made in Japan:
MIJ – Spice Set – Chick Design
Cute spice set with a yellow chick on the end of what look to be volumes of books and the spice name is on each as well as the volume number in Roman numerals. Most likely would date to the 1940’s thru the 1950’s. Each marked Japan on the bottom. Missing the corks, or they are pushed inside. Each measure 3-5/16th inches height, 2-1/2 inches length, and 1-1/4 inch width, with 5 holes on top and a fill hole in the bottom. Nice vintage condition, with a pleasing chick pattern which resembles the one used by Roseville.
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Railroad, Railway :
Lackawanna Railroad 1952 Timetable
Railroad Time Table Set of 2 - 1952 Lackawanna Railroad. Newark, Roseville Ave., Harrison and New York, Effective 9/27/1952. The second timetable is for Ampere Watsessing Ave., Newark and New York, effective 03/01/1953. Booklet measures 5 3/4 high, 3" wide and folds out to 7 1/8" high and 11 1/4" wide. The timetable has information on the train routes and local advertising on both sides. The ads include Radio City Music Hall,Guys and Dolls at the 46th St. Theatre, West of Broadway and Pal Joey Musical at Broadhurst 44th St, west of Broadway. Vintage booklets are in nice condition. Price is for the set of 2.
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Railroad, Railway :
Lackawanna Railroad 1953 Timetable
Railroad Time Table Set of 2 - 1953 Lackawanna Railroad. Ampere Watsessing Ave., Newark and New York, Effective April 1 through April 25, 1953. The second timetable is for Newark Roseville Ave., Newark and New York, effective April 26, 1953. Booklet measures 5 3/4 high, 3" wide and folds out to 7 1/8" high and 11 1/4" wide. The timetable has information on the train routes and local advertising on both sides. The ads include Guys and Dolls at the 46th St Theatre, supermarkets taxi service, liquor store and Nat'l Newark and Essex Bank. Vintage booklets are in nice condition. Price is for the set of 2.
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Railroad, Railway :
Lackawanna Railroad 1953 Timetable
Railroad Time Table Set of 2 - 1953 Lackawanna Railroad. Grove St., Newark and New York, Effective April 26, 1953. The second timetable is for Newark Roseville Ave., Harrison and New York, effective June 1, 1953. Booklet measures 5 3/4 high, 3" wide and folds out to 7 1/8" high and 11 1/4" wide. The timetable has information on the train routes and local advertising on both sides. The ads include Guys and Dolls at the 46th St Theatre, supermarkets taxi service, liquor store and Nat'l Newark and Essex Bank. Vintage booklets are in nice condition. Price is for the set of 2.
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Porcelain and Pottery-Stoneware:
Blue and White Spatter Crock a955 free shipping
Blue and White Spatter Crock a955 free shippingis in perfect condition no chips or cracks. The approximate size is 6" BY 9". It is marked ROSEVILLE OHIO RRPCO this is not old.Many of my items are purchased at Auctions,Private Sales,Estate Sales. We try our best to purchase vintage and new if we get a new item we will do our best to tell you it is new. Please be aware that I can not guarantee that they came from a non smoking home(my home is smoke free) We do have pet a Pug we have a shop where all items are kept they are not kept in the house. I want the buyer to be aware of this. We are not experts we don"t get a lot of information when we purchase items. We do our best To research as many items as we can but sometimes you just can"t find the information. Thanks for your understandingPerhaps your not finding what you want here take a look at the rest of our items! Go ahead and look around at the other booths! There are over 2 million other products available here for your shopping pleasure. Take a moment to search out your treasures above as there are thousands more booths to choose from.We have been on line for about ten years on a number of auction sites with~~4424 excellent ratings
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Art-Prints:
FABULOUS PETER MAX HAND SIGNED ROSEVILLE w/COA
GREAT PETER MAX HAND SIGNED NINE STATUE OF LIBERTY w/ COAHIGHEST EXCELLENT QUALITY ORIGINAL FINE ART SERIGRAPHHAND SIGNED BY ARTIST PETER MAX!PETER MAX RARE FABULOUS BEAUTIFUL PETER MAX PETER MAX ROSEVILLE LITHOGRAPH. This is your opportunity to own a fabulous original Peter Max hand signed and numbered LARGE LITHOGRAPH sealed print. This extraordinary work is one of a very limited edition of only 300 that were individually hand signed on the lower right and numbered by Peter Max. Comes with COA Certificate of Authenticity. This is one of Peter Max's most dazzling and beautiful works! This lovely work shows a beautiful Roseville in profile with majestic explosion of flowers. Very collectable and unique! Great amazing harmonies of color, space and composition make it an absolute winner and one of his most exciting collectible works! Features gorgeous exciting color tones in deep rich hues on this print, excellent! These elegant striking pieces would make a splendid impression and fantastic statement anywhere. Features incomparable colorations and beautiful lines on these prints. This piece is stunning in person, photo does not do it justice. Made of the very Finest Archival Museum quality paper. This is an outstanding piece in excellent condition that has never been framed, this rare artwork is highly desirable for art collectors!ARTIST PETER MAX (Born: 1937)German born American artist, Peter Max is best known for his fantastically colorful images and exciting exuberant style. Pop artist Max, like his contemporary Andy Warhol, had created his own artistic force with iconic figures and has captured the faces of the Statue of Liberty, the Mona Lisa, Mick Jagger and George Washington in his one of a king Technicolor style. This acclaimed artist?s work is also held in prestigious museum collections around the world.Born in Berlin, Peter lived in China, as a child and traveled to India, Africa, and Israel and Paris, until his family moved to the U.S. Trained at the Art Students League, Pratt Institute, and the School of Visual Arts in New York. When he left art school in the 1960s he began producing, "cosmic imagery? that catapulted him to prominence and garnered him the cover story in Life magazine.Max is noted for his surging graphic designs in bright, vibrating colors while incorporating psychedelic and celestial motifs. Max is a creative and prolific artist who has worked with acrylics, oils, water colors, pastels, charcoal, etchings, engravings, lithographs, serigraphs, silk screens, sculpture and graphics. Max's Cosmic '60s art Pop imagery captured the imagination of an entire generation and catapulted the young artist to fame and fortune. Max is a painter for four former U.S. Presidents Carter, Ford, Bush and Reagan and created posters for Bill Clinton's inauguration.Max has had numerous International museum shows, and gallery shows worldwide. His works appear in the prominent collections of many major museums.His trademark artworks have achieved international fame.PETER MAX LIMITED EDITION LITHOGRAPH!Please see our STORE PAYMENT POLICY. Shipping is within the United States, however International shipping can be arranged in most cases, Contact us for shipping rates. Please be advised, as we sell on several offline and online venues, that items may be subject to prior sale.Height: 30 in. (76.20 cm) Width: 24 in. (60.96 cm)
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Porcelain and Pottery:
McCoy Tea Set Pottery Vintage McCoy 1940’s Daisy Green!
McCoy Tea Set Pottery Vintage McCoy 1940’s Daisy Green; McCoy Pottery has a high standing of it’s on for serious collectors of vintage and antique American Pottery. We have given a little history on McCoy below.Here is a wonderful McCoy Tea Set produced in the 1940’s, this Vintage McCoy Tea Set is found in excellent condition without any chips or nicks and very little "crazing" to the glaze found on the inside of the teapot.This McCoy Tea Set measures as follows; the teapot is 10 inches wide 5 inches tall overall, the center width of the teapot is 7 ½ inches wide , the opening is 3 inches and the base is 2 ¼ by 2 inches. The open sugar bowl measures 5 ¼ inches wide stands 2 ¾ inches high and the base is 2 ¼ by 2 inches. The open creamer measures 5 ¼ inches wide stands 3 ¼ inches high and the base is 2 ¼ by 2 inches.If you collect McCoy we also have a vintage Yellow McCoy Mixing Bowl, to view this item please visit Alida Lois or and browse our Pottery Category or view items PO48510085.Remember when purchasing more than one item, we will be happy to reduce shipping & handling charges reducing shipping cost, shipping in one box, saving our customers money when possible.We so appreciate each of our customers and your visiting our shop. We hope you will visit again soon, as we are adding new and exciting items every other day. For additional questions, or assistance please feel free to contact us via e-mail at Alida Lois. Thank you again for shopping at Alida Lois.History on McCoy; In April of 1910 The Nelson McCoy Sanitary Stoneware Company, located in Roseville, Ohio, was formed by Nelson McCoy and his father J. W. McCoy. They began to manufacture and sell functional and decorative stoneware. They also mined, bought and sold clay. This part of their business provided clay to many of the area potteries for several years. In May of that year they contracted for the construction of a building and purchased the equipment necessary to produce the products in large quantity. They selected the Roseville area because of the availability of clay and the land that the city donated free of cost.
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Robinson Ransbottom Pottery aka RRP Roseville: Pottery
Antique Ransbottom Pickle Crock
For sale is an antique Robinson Ransbottom stoneware handled crock. Great item! It has some age flaws, but still looks and displays good! The flaws are considered insignificant since they do not affect stance or display value; if they were major chips or cracks, it would not even be for sale. Flaws: it has some pits in glaze, (common); one hole in the glaze in the bottom rim, (doesn't go through to interior & doesn't show); crazing on interior bottom; a 1.5 inch crackle area on front near bottom pic #7; a fleabite on finial; and some small chippies on underside of lid. Great red painted wood handles. Made in the 1920's. Has #2 Crown logo. Measures 12 inches up to rim or 13 up to finial x 7.5 wide. A hard to find item! A smaller size one like this would have been for preserves; this may have been for pickles. Shipping via parcel post insured due to weight & size. Do not select priority mail on this item unless you contact me first. USA destinations only. 9/8/09est$2621
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Robinson Ransbottom Pottery aka RRP Roseville: Pottery
Robinson Ransbottom Pottery Pedestal
For sale is a nice blended glaze vintage Robinson Ransbottom Pottery Pedestal. (RRP is no longer in business). No chips or cracks, but does have some spots on rim where brown glaze did not adhere to the clay, however, it does have glaze over these spots. This is called the 'flowers' pattern, and it was made from an old Weller mold, (RRP bought the Weller molds when Weller closed in the 1940's). It is shown in the RRP book. This pedestal stands 13.5 tall x 8.5 wide across bottom and 6 wide at top. These pedestals also make great tables, just set a round piece of glass on the top instead of a jardinaire! Any of the green/brown blended pottery will look good on this pedestal. Shipping via parcel post insured due to weight & size. USA destinations only. dd-au-1/4-CC-V
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Mixing_Bowls, Casseroles, Beanpots: Kitchen_Collectibles
Vintage USA Beanpot and Face Mugs
For sale is a vintage USA beanpot and face mugs. Heavy-duty brown glazed bean pot with incised USA mark on bottom. No chips or cracks, just some pinpops on this beauty! You also get 4 cute beanpot face mugs/cups with it! These mugs all have faces on them, and the USA incised mark. Not sure which American pottery company made these, but could be Watt, McCoy, RRP Roseville, or another great company. The mugs are in good condition too, no chips or cracks, although one of them has a black spot on one eye, (not sure what that is), and a noticeable spot where brown glaze missed, but there is clear glaze over it, so this is a factory flaw. The beanpot stands 6.25 tall, and is 8.5 wide. The mugs are 3.5 wide at top rim, and 3.5 tall. You can serve up some hot chili in these cuties! The bean pot and mugs do not appear to have ever been used, and were purchased separately, but I thought they went great together!
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McCoy Pottery: Kitchen_Collectibles
McCoy Pottery Advertising Beanpot
F0r sale is a unique McCoy Pottery advertising beanpot. c.1974-1985. Has incised mark: #341 McCoy LCC USA, (LCC stands for Lancaster Colony Co., which operated McCoy from 1974-1985, see books for all the McCoy marks). This beanpot is in very good condition and reads: Durgin Park Market - Dining - Rooms USA. I ran across an old Durgin Park Market pamphlet somewhere and apparently there is a restaurant in Boston called Durgin Park and they use a lot of these stoneware style beanpots. I recently sold one Durgin Park beanpot that was made by the RRP Roseville Co. too. Most of the great American pottery companies like McCoy, RRP, Zanesville, made crocks, beanpots, cheese crocks etc., for other companies, with the company logos on them, like this one! Therefore, this is a great cross-collectible item: Advertising & McCoy Pottery! This beanpot has no chips or cracks and is 6.5 tall x 7.5 wide. 1.05esa#
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Pitchers, Creamers & Crocks: Kitchen_Collectibles
Stoneware Crock and Vintage Kitchen Gadgets
vintage kitchen collectibles For sale is a stoneware crock and vintage kitchen gadgets. 10 items in all = less than $7/each!. Blue-banded stoneware crock, (probably RRP Roseville item, but is not marked). It stands 5.25 tall x 4.5 wide; no chips or cracks. You also get some very nifty vintage gadgets to start your collection! First is a 9 inch vintage wire whip; next is a cool tea strainer, (fits over a tea cup and you set your bag in it); next is an 8 inch Wizard jar opener; next is a Simplex garlic press in good condition; an 8 inch metal meat tenderizer; a 7.5 inch metal ice cream scoop with raised Taiwan mark; a Fuller pastry brush; a 6 inch scoop marked Germany #160; and last but not least, a cool 7 inch Roldip, Maumee, Ohio USA, Reg. in Canada, US Patent Des 184076.
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Porcelain and Pottery:
Tableware Designs of Ben Seibel by: Richard Rachetar
Book Collector Bookstore is a retailer of new books located in Leavenworth, Kansas. We specialize in price guides and reference books for the antiques and collectibles industry. This is the first book devoted solely to the many-faceted aspects of American ceramic designer Ben Seibel. For years, his tableware creations have held the interest of those devoted to mid-20th century modern designs. Indeed, Seibel's name is linked with those of Russel Wright and Eva Zeisel, a triumvirate of modern design epitomizing a new approach in shapes, philosophy, and marketing. Within these pages, Seibel's major work for the Iroquois, Steubenville, Roseville, and Universal potteries is discussed and illustrated in depth. In addition, a significant portion of the book includes his designs for the Mikasa and Fostoria glassworks. Sections illustrating the decorative treatments on Seibel's works will be referred to again and again by collectors looking for help with clear identification. Values for all items are included in the captions. After reading this book, you will undoubtedly share the author's passion for the designs of Ben Seibel. 845 color photos
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Vases and Planters:
Robinson Ransbottom Jardinière Planter Flower Pot
This is a vintage Robinson Ransbottom jardinière. We believe this jardinière dates to the 1950’s. This planter features a nice raised flower pattern around the outside and is turquoise in color. The flower appears to be the Dogwood. This jardinière measures 7 inches wide by 5 ¾ inches tall. A good size for indoors or out. This RRPCo planter has no chips or cracks; has some pin pops on body and glaze misses, all from when it was made. There are some crazing, scale, and dirt on the inside from use. This jardinière flowerpot is incised on the bottom: R.R.P. Co., Roseville Ohio No. 357- 7. Kruck’s Korner Kollectibles has free shipping on all purchases in the continental U.S. We are fully bonded sellers through buySAFE and stand behind every purchase with a money back guarantee.
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Stoneware & Saltglaze: Pottery
Vintage Stoneware Insulators
stoneware For sale are two vintage stoneware insulators, (2 for one price!) These are two old heavy duty insulators. Don't ask me how they were used, I just know they are called insulators. I use similar ones as hurricane lamps at my summer outdoor parties because they are so heavy, won't all over, and fit a candle in them quite nicely! Both are marked under the glaze: one is marked with an R in a circle, (could be an old Roseville Pottery mark, as most of the old American companies made these types of things too); other is marked: PINCO 63. Each are a bit different in terms of size and glaze color, but are still nice to use together. You can even use them indoors on a table if you have any of the brown dishes put out by McCoy, RRP, Watt, Hull, etc., or as indoor hurricanes too! Also look good just sitting next to other vintage stoneware items.
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Stoneware:
Vintage Stoneware Fireproof Bowl / Baking Dish
Vintage Stoneware Bowl or Baking Dish with stippled heart design and bristol glazed interior. This bowl / baking dish is very similar in design to Roseville Pottery's Venetian line but I have not been able to determine the actual maker. The bottom has a raised rim and 3 horizontal raised feet in the center. Incised TRADEMARK, FIREPROOF, ACID PROOF, DURABLE on the bottom. Measures 9'' in diameter and 3'' tall. On the top rim an area appears to have been sliced off (see pictures) during manufacture and another smaller section right beside it that may be part of that boo, or possibly a shallow chip from use--it's hard to tell because it blends with the colors. There are faint use marks inside and slight darkening from use on the bottom. For its age and original usage, this bowl is actually in very good condition. This stoneware bowl / baking dish's distinctive design is not one that is seen often and will make a great addition to a vintage stoneware collection.
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American Art Pottery:
Rare Book Rookwood Art Pottery including Marks
Profusely illustrated in color and black-and-white, this early out-of-print book provides an in-depth study of Rookwood art pottery. THE BOOK OF ROOKWOOD POTTERY by Herbert Peck, Crown Publishers Inc., NY, 1968/1977. With over 250 items illustrated in color and black-and-white, this invaluable text contains a wealth of information pertinent to the collection and identification of Rookwood pottery. Included are marks and symbols used to identify Rookwood; biographical information about the artists and decorators of the pottery; the development of the early Rookwood pieces; the museum collections of Rookwood; and the pottery's accomplishments in the field of architectural faience. Information on Rookwood's principal competitors is also provided - the Zanesville art potteries of Weller, Owens, and Roseville. Facts and figures on production, prices, the number of different shapes made, and the total number of pieces produced are all given in detail. If you are a collector or dealer of American art pottery, you will want this rare text on the shelf of your permanent reference library. 8.7 in. x 11.1 in. hardback with dust cover in protective plastic sleeve in very good condition (dust cover has one inch tear). 184 pages. Free media mail shipping and handling for deliveries within the 48 United States. International customers please contact us for shipping options and costs. ©2003
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Porcelain and Pottery:
Mid-Century Modern Dinnerware: A Pictorial Guide: Redwing to Winfield by: Michael Pratt
Book Collector Bookstore is a retailer of new books located in Leavenworth, Kansas. We specialize in price guides and reference books for the antiques and collectibles industry. Over 500 beautiful color photographs and an informative, succinct text provide a sweeping overview of stunning modern tableware designs. This book presents manufacturers both familiar and less known that revolutionized dining in the mid-twentieth century. Among the pottery firms whose wares are presented are Red Wing, Roseville, Royal China, Salem China, Stangl, Steubenville, Universal, Vernon Kilns, Winart Pottery, and Winfield China. A great deal of new information about the wares displayed may be found within these pages. Additionally, useful information concerning pricing and condition of ceramics is included, along with an extensive bibliography and index. Values may be found in the captions. While this book stands alone, it is also a companion volume to Mid-Century Modern Dinnerware, A Pictorial Guide: Ak-Sar-Ben to Paden City Pottery. This volume will be a valued addition to anyone entranced by fine ceramic design.
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Porcelain and Pottery:
Flower Frogs by: Bonnie Bull
Book Collector Bookstore is a retailer of new books located in Leavenworth, Kansas. We specialize in price guides and reference books for the antiques and collectibles industry. This is the first comprehensive guide to flower frogs, the decorative devices that hold flowers upright in an arrangement. 900 of these fascinating collectibles are described and shown in over 600 color photographs. The book is divided into three sections: pottery, glass, and metal, with histories of the manufacturers followed by their wares. Collectors of Beagle, Brush-McCoy, Cambridge, Cowan, Dazey, Fenton, Fostoria, Fulper, Heisey, Haeger, Rookwood, Roseville, L.E. Smith, Van Briggle, Viking, Weller, Westmoreland, and numerous other ceramics and glass companies will find their favorite flower frogs grouped together. Flower frogs from Germany, Japan, England, Czechoslovakia, and other countries are abundant. Hundreds of flower frogs in the forms of gorgeous dancing ladies, frolicking children, delightful frogs and turtles, colorful backyard and exotic birds, butterflies and dragonflies, large and small elephants, jumping fish, blooming plants, and sailing ships are included, plus an amazing array of metal wire and loop creations.
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AMERICAN ART POTTERY & UNSIGNED PIECES:
ADORABLE EARLY ANTIQUE BABY DISH w LITTLE CHICK n WORM!
I call this little baby dish "Early Bird Gets the Worm". Dating to the early 1900s, probably 1920s or 30s, this nice heavy American Art Pottery feeding bowl measures about 7" in diameter and 1 3/8" tall/ It is old and has been lovingly used, no maker's mark on the bottom. The dish is shaped like the early Roseville juvenile ware pieces that are so rare and sought after, and it is probably about the same age. It's white with a thin blue pinstripe around the lip and a decal of a baby chick in a pastoral setting in the center. The little chicken is looking at the ground at a little worm. Behind the bird are little purple flowers that look like violets.The little bowl or plate has a hairline, as shown in the pictures, on the lip, plus some little nicks around the edge and on the bottom. The bottom of the bowl show scratches where some little tyke certainly enjoyed his or her cereal. Despite this, the decal is still amazingly intact and truly endearing. Sold in AS FOUND condition, this is a warm and lovely collectible antique piece that wouold be great as part of a collection of baby feeding bowls and American Art pottery from the depression era.
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General Pottery and Porcelain:
Antique Pottery Ceramic Wall Pockets Scarce Book+Values
Approximately 1,500 ceramic wall pockets are pictured and described in this hard-to-find book titled COLLECTORS GUIDE TO WALL POCKETS – AFFORDABLE AND OTHERS by Marvin and joy Gibson, L-W Book Sales, IN, 1994. Covered by chapter are the following makers: California Potteries, Czechoslovakian, Frankoma, Germany, Glass, Haeger, Hull, Hummel, Japan-Lusterware, Japan-Noritake, Japan – Occupied, Japan – Miscellaneous, McCoy Pottery, Miscellaneous, Morton, Red Wing, Roseville, Royal Copely Head Wall Pockets, Other head Wall Pockets, Shawnee Pottery Company, U.S.A. Marked, Van Briggle, Weller, and others. This pictorial guide to old pottery and porcelain wall pockets is an invaluable guide. Heavy 8.5 in. x 11 in softback in very good condition. 330 pages. Free media mail shipping and handling for deliveries within the 48 United States. International customers please contact us for shipping options and costs. ©2003
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Stoneware: USA Pottery
Early Brushware Stoneware Flower Pot
Early Brushware Stoneware Flower Pot with unglazed tan interior and blue/green brushed color accents over embossed floral swags. Base is drilled for drainage and flowerpot would have originally had a saucer to match. This style of pottery was made in the late 1920s and 1930s by various American potteries such as Red Wing, Monmouth, Burley Winter, Brush-McCoy, Roseville and Weller. Unmarked except for an incised number 4. There is a small glaze pop on the interior and small glaze flake on the interior rim which is not very noticeable as it blends with the overall color of the clay. There is some paint rubbing on the top rim--maybe from use or from manufacture as the potteries were not always perfectionists regarding glazes applied. These were transitional pieces from early stoneware to the later decorative art ware. Early Brushware Flower Pots can be hard to find.
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Antiquities:
Bookend Revue With Values by: Robert Seecof, Donna Lee Seecof, Louis Kuritzky
Book Collector Bookstore is a retailer of new books located in Leavenworth, Kansas. We specialize in price guides and reference books for the antiques and collectibles industry. This is a pioneering study of bookends. Through 600 color photographs, bookends are displayed from their beginnings in 19th-century Europe, through their development in 20th-century America. Bookends are practical sculpture, and therefore reflect many of the artistic movements of their day; Art Nouveau, Arts and Crafts, Art Deco, International, folk art and traditional styles are covered here in depth. Bookends made of metal, wood, glass, and ceramics are shown, including a selection by Roycroft, Bradley & Hubbard, Roseville, and Rookwood. Information is provided about the sculptors who designed bookends, and about the foundries that produced their work. Promotional bookends made for advertising purposes are shown, as are handicraft and folk art pieces made by book lovers throughout the century. The bookends are indexed according to subject and manufacturer for easy reference. A current market price is provided for each design.
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Porcelain and Pottery:
Hanson's American Art Pottery Collection by: Bob & Jane Hanson
Book Collector Bookstore is a retailer of new books located in Leavenworth, Kansas. We specialize in price guides and reference books for the antiques and collectibles industry. Bob Hanson, co-author of three bestselling volumes of McCoy Pottery, has produced an all-new volume with his wife, Jane, this time on American art pottery. This new title contains over 550 color photographs with approximately 1,100 pieces of American art pottery from the authors' personal collection as well as pieces from fellow collectors. There is a brief history on all of the 40+ American potteries listed, with current collector values provided for every piece shown. Many of the pieces have never before been referenced in books. There is a large section on the artistic work of Rick Wisecarver, an artist turned potter. Catalina Island, Bauer, Fulper, Hampshire, Marblehead, Nelson McCoy, Muncie, North Dakota School of Mines, Owens, Peters & Reed, Rookwood, Roseville, Teco, and Weller are some of the companies featured in this new reference book, sure to become another bestseller.
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Porcelain and Pottery:
Depression Pottery by: Jeffrey B. Snyder
Book Collector Bookstore is a retailer of new books located in Leavenworth, Kansas. We specialize in price guides and reference books for the antiques and collectibles industry. This colorful book surveys the varied and beautiful ceramic wares produced during America's Great Depression years. Over 450 color photographs display the often dazzlingly colorful and streamlined wares from the late 1920s through the early 1940s. Table, kitchen, and artware all have their place in this inclusive volume. Accompanying this colorful display is a text that provides brief histories of the various potteries striving to bring their wares to cash-strapped American consumers. Examples of each firm's manufacturer's marks are provided as well. Values for the wares displayed are found in the captions. Rounding out this sweeping survey are a bibliography and index. Chapters are included on the following potteries: Bauer Catalina Fulper Gladding McBean & Co Hall China Homer Laughlin Pacific Clay Rookwood Roseville Russell Wright Weller and More!
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Porcelain and Pottery:
American Art Pottery 2nd Ed by: Dick Sigafoose
Book Collector Bookstore is a retailer of new books located in Leavenworth, Kansas. We specialize in price guides and reference books for the antiques and collectibles industry. American Art Pottery, Second Edition, by 32-year collector and dealer Dick Sigafoose, now features the products, histories, and interesting information of 54 potteries. An ideal reference for both advanced and beginning collectors, the book includes the big companies like Weller, Rookwood, Roseville, Brush McCoy, and American Encaustic Tile. It also includes the smaller producers like Newcomb, Muncie, Uhl, Grueby, and California Art Tile. The pricing guide and identification information helps collectors purchase bargains and appraise collections. There are over 650 color photographs of pottery and tiles that include close-ups and shots of backstamps. Old factory catalog pages and advertising also assist collectors with identification. It's a must-have for collectors of any type of American Art Pottery.
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Books-Nonfiction-Collecting:
American Art Pottery 2nd Ed by: Dick Sigafoose
Book American Art Pottery, Second Edition, by 32-year collector and dealer Dick Sigafoose, now features the products, histories, and interesting information of 54 potteries. An ideal reference for both advanced and beginning collectors, the book includes the big companies like Weller, Rookwood, Roseville, Brush McCoy, and American Encaustic Tile. It also includes the smaller producers like Newcomb, Muncie, Uhl, Grueby, and California Art Tile. The pricing guide and identification information helps collectors purchase bargains and appraise collections. There are over 650 color photographs of pottery and tiles that include close-ups and shots of backstamps. Old factory catalog pages and advertising also assist collectors with identification. It's a must-have for collectors of any type of American Art Pottery. This is a “remaindered” book which has been discounted, due to either publisher overstock or to minor cosmetic damage. From inside cover: This book has been sold by the publisher / distributor at a reduced wholesale price for one of the following reasons: shipping damage, new edition has been released, out of print, too few available to advertise.
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Gift Certificates:
$100 GIFT CERTIFICATE FOR RESTORATION SVCS
What do you buy the person who has everything? A gift certficate for restoration services! Priced at just $90, so you get a gift too, this certificate is worth $100. It may be used for, or applied toward, any ceramic restoration service from THE BRITISH ACCENT (sorry we don't restore furniture, glass or paintings). Certificate good for one year from date of purchase; limit one certificate per restoration project. We can email this item to the recipient, or snailmail a nicely presented card with the message of your choice and details about our services. We're flexible with the dollar amount, too--let us know if you have specific requirements. We offer a range of services, priced individually according to complexity: ** stain and dirt removal ** cracks ** chips ** reassembly ** modelling and replacement of missing pieces and parts ** inpainting ** overglazing ** and more! As our name implies, we specialize in British ceramics and particularly enjoy working on Staffordshire figures, but our portfolio of work shows a wide variety of pieces from Roseville to Sevres to Chinese Export to Meissen to Royal Bonn to Hummels... etc, etc. Our clients range from dealers and auctioneers to collectors and homeowners and even to husbands who break their wives' treasures and end up in the dog house! Buy yourself a gift, we don't mind in the least, and hang on to this certificate until you've found a damaged piece that's a good candidate. Or be a sport and give it to a friend who needs our services. Now there's a smashing gift idea! (Pardon the pun.)
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American Art Pottery:
Rare Book American Art Pottery Encyclopedia + Marks
Though long out-of-print, this text is still considered one of the leading authoritative works done on history and identification of American art pottery. ART POTTERY OF THE UNITED STATES – An Encyclopedia of Producers and Their Makers by Paul Evans, Charles Scribner's Son, NY, 1974 First Edition. Profusely illustrated in color and black-and-white, this is one of the most scholarly studies done on the subject. Illustrations included are typical of the wares of certain producers as well as their best, and most artistic examples. Arranged in alphabetical order with rich text, pictured wares, and illustrated marks are such manufacturers as Arequipa, Avon, Bauer, Biloxi Art Pottery, Buffalo, California Faience, Chelsea Keramic Art Works, Clewell Metal Shop, Clifton, Dedham Pottery, Denver China and Pottery, Fulper, Grueby, Hampshire, Jervis, Marblehead, Merrimac, Newcomb, Niloak, Overbeck, J.B. Owens Pottery, Paul Revere, Pauline, Peters & Reed Pottery, Pewabic, Rhead Pottery, Robertson Pottery, Robineau, Rookwood, Roseville, Stockton Art Pottery, Teco, Tiffany, University City Pottery, Valentian Pottery, Van Briggle, Volkmar, Weller, T.J. Wheatley and Co. and Wheatley Pottery Co., Zanesville Art Pottery, and many, many more. This book "is directed not only to the scholar, but to the average collector as well. It is an encyclopedia of the producers and their marks, more comprehensive in scope than any other book on this subject. " This book is a most complete compilation of American art potteries and belongs on the shelf of the permanent library of the collector, dealer, or historian of American art pottery wares.7.3 in. x 10.1 in. hardback with dust cover in very good condition. 353 pages.Free media mail shipping and handling for deliveries within the 48 United States. International customers please contact us for shipping options and costs. ©2003
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American Art Pottery:
American Art Pottery Makers Marks / In-Depth Book
Over 1,000 color and black-and-white photographs, numerous line drawing illustrations, and a concisely rich narrative combine to make this classic reference book an invaluable resource reference work. AMERICAN ART POTTERY by Lucile Henzke, Schiffer Publishing Ltd., PA, 1970/1982. Brief histories of American art potteries are given, with "thorough accounts of their products. Description of the lines will aid in attribution, and identification of the marks of individual potters and designers will provide much new, hard-to-find information." Among the artists and studios represented in separate sections are: Fulper, Chelsea, Dedham, Weller, McLaughlin, Cincinnati, Wheatley, Rookwood, Pauline, Avon, J.B. Owens, Greuby, A. Radford, Roseville, Lonhuda, Cambridge, Peters and Reed, Zane, Newcomb, Van Briggle, Buffalo, Gates, Tiffany, Maria, Paul Revere, McCoy, Arequipa, Cowan, Jugtown, Frankoma (Christmas Memorial Plates), various tile companies such as American Encaustic Tiling Co., Mosaic, Cambridge and Moravian. A glossary and index conclude the text. Illustrated in both color and black and white, this comprehensive survey of American art pottery through the first three-fourths of the 20th century will be of interest to collectors, ceramists, and art historians as well as interior decorators, industrial designers and enthusiasts of general Americana. 8.25 in. x 11 in. hardback with dust cover in very good condition. 336 pages. Free media mail shipping and handling for deliveries within the 48 United States. Rates vary for shipments outside the contiguous 48 states and for international mailings.
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45.00
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Gift Certificates:
$50 GIFT CERTIFICATE FOR RESTORATION SERVICES
What do you buy the person who has everything? A gift certficate for restoration services! Priced at just $45, so you get a gift too, this certificate is worth $50. It may be used for, or applied toward, any ceramic restoration service from THE BRITISH ACCENT (sorry we don't restore furniture, glass or paintings). Certificate good for one year from date of purchase; limit one certificate per restoration project. We can email this item to the recipient, or snailmail a nicely presented card with the message of your choice and details about our services. We're flexible with the dollar amount, too--let us know if you have specific requirements. We offer a range of services, priced individually according to complexity: ** stain and dirt removal ** cracks ** chips ** reassembly ** modelling and replacement of missing pieces and parts ** inpainting ** overglazing ** and more! As our name implies, we specialize in British ceramics and particularly enjoy working on Staffordshire figures, but our portfolio of work shows a wide variety of pieces from Roseville to Sevres to Chinese Export to Meissen to Royal Bonn to Hummels... etc, etc. Our clients range from dealers and auctioneers to collectors and homeowners and even to husbands who break their wives' treasures and end up in the dog house! Buy yourself a gift, we don't mind in the least, and hang on to this certificate until you've found a damaged piece that's a good candidate. Or be a sport and give it to a friend who needs our services. Now there's a smashing gift idea! (Pardon the pun.)
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35.00
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American Pottery Porcelain :
Book American Art Pottery Ohr Rookwood Weller Etc.
Beautifully illustrated in color and black-and-white, this authoritative text provides an in-depth pictorial summary of American art pottery. AMERICAN ART POTTERY FROM THE COLLECTION OF EVERSON MUSEUM OF ART by Barbara A. Perry, Harry N. Abrams, Inc., Publishers, NY, 1997 is a companion volume to an exhibition held at the Everson Museum of Art, Syracuse, NY, from January 24-August 24, 1997. "For this book, the most thorough to date on the subject, Barbara A. Perry, former curator of ceramics at Everson Museum of Art, Syracuse, New York, has selected 100 of the finest examples of American art pottery from Everson's renowned holdings. Through these superb works-all specially photographed for this book-she traces the development of the movement, providing descriptions of the most prominent potters and designers as well as detailed commentaries on the actual wares. Admirers and collectors of the medium will find much new information about such companies as Rockwood, Weller, Greuby, and Roseville, as well as about some of the outstanding potters, among them Maria Longworth Nichols, Artus Van Briggle, Kataro Shirayamadani, George Ohr, and Adelaide Alsop Robineau, whose famous "Scarab Vase" took 1,000 hours to complete. Complementing the discussion of art pottery are American art tiles of the period, reflecting the country's growing prosperity and reliance on ceramics for building exteriors and interiors." In addition to chapters devoted to major manufactories, attention is given to "industrialization and the craftsman," "women in the art potteries," and "people at work." A fine bibliography rounds out this beautiful book.10 in. x 10 in. hardback with dust cover in protective plastic sleeve in near-new condition. 145 pages.Free media mail shipping and handling for deliveries within the 48 United States. International customers please contact us for shipping options and costs. ©2003
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American Pottery Porcelain :
Rare In-Depth Book Antique Pottery Porcelain Types
Profusely illustrated in color and black-and-white, this early out-of-print book is a definitive guide to the identification of makers, marks, and types of antique pottery and porcelain. COLLECTIBLE CERAMICS by Marcia Ray, Crown Publishers, NY, 1974. Prepared for the American collector, this handy Encyclopedia of more than 350 kinds of ceramics is a concise handbook of the most accurate data currently available. Covered here are 18th century wares, which are most often found in museums; wares of early and late 19th century, generously available in antiques shops; some early 20th century wares, now coming on the antiques market; and a few present-day wares, which are being collected for the future. Ceramics familiar to the beginning collector Wedgwood, Leeds, Royal Copenhagen, Meissen and other favorites are here, but even fuller information is given about many lesser-knowns such as R.S. Prussia, Sleepy-Eye give-aways, McCoy, Roseville, Noritake, and others about which accurate information is hard to find. Most of the photographs were taken especially for this book. Excepting those of museum pieces, and a few from private collections, they purposely do not show unusual examples. Instead, they illustrate the kind of items to be seen today in antiques shops and shows. Topics are arranged alphabetically by maker or production company and presented with many color or black-and-white photos as well as black-and-white line drawings of marks. This book will be a welcome addition to the reference library of any collector, dealer, or historian of antique pottery and porcelain.7.25 in. x 10.25 in. hardback with dust cover in very good condition. 256 pages.Free media mail shipping and handling for deliveries within the 48 United States. International customers please contact us for shipping options and costs. ©2003
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23.00
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Gift Certificates:
$25 GIFT CERTIFICATE FOR RESTORATION SERVICES
What do you buy the person who has everything? A gift certficate for restoration services! Priced at just $23, so you get a gift too, this certificate is worth $25. It may be used for, or applied toward, any ceramic restoration service from THE BRITISH ACCENT (sorry we don't restore furniture, glass or paintings). Certificate good for one year from date of purchase; limit one certificate per restoration project. We can email this item to the recipient, or snailmail a nicely presented card with the message of your choice and details about our services. We're flexible with the dollar amount, too--let us know if you have specific requirements. We offer a range of services, priced individually according to complexity: ** stain and dirt removal ** cracks ** chips ** reassembly ** modelling and replacement of missing pieces and parts ** inpainting ** overglazing ** and more! As our name implies, we specialize in British ceramics and particularly enjoy working on Staffordshire figures, but our portfolio of work shows a wide variety of pieces from Roseville to Sevres to Chinese Export to Meissen to Royal Bonn to Hummels... etc, etc. Our clients range from dealers and auctioneers to collectors and homeowners and even to husbands who break their wives' treasures and end up in the dog house! Buy yourself a gift, we don't mind in the least, and hang on to this certificate until you've found a damaged piece that's a good candidate. Or be a sport and give it to a friend who needs our services. Now there's a smashing gift idea! (Pardon the pun.)
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19.99
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STAIN REMOVAL MANUAL: For Pottery, Porcelain and China:
REMOVE STAINS FROM POTTERY & PORCELAIN
Do you own stained and dirty antique pottery, porcelain or china that you don't know how to properly clean? (Please, never use chlorine bleach--we'll tell you why!) Would you like to know how to diminish the appearance of crazing, add immediate value to a piece or find a surefire way to buy low and sell high?In this copyrighted, comprehensive manual a British-trained, conservation-based restorer with years of experience reveals STEP-BY-STEP the professionals' secrets of stain removal and spells out the pitfalls. Why pay $15 to $50 PER ITEM for studio stain removal when you can learn and use the VERY SAME techniques for yourself? No experience necessary! PROFESSIONAL METHODS OF DIRT AND STAIN REMOVAL for Antique and Collectible POTTERY, PORCELAIN AND CHINA takes you step-by-step through the methods advocated by museums and used by professional restorers around the world. These techniques can be used for all kinds of antique and collectible pottery, porcelain and china, from utilitarian pieces like a platter, plate, teapot or bowl, to decorative items like a statue, figure or figurine. Stain removal from ironstone, Staffordshire transferware, majolica and flow blue plus Roseville, Fiesta, Buffalo, Wedgwood, Doulton and many other makers are all addressed. If you're unsure whether your piece is a good candidate for stain removal, or you have questions, please email our studio and we'll be happy to advise. This is the original in our 'Professional Methods' series of restoration manuals and was written in 2002 with the novice in mind. It is packed with clear, easy to use techniques--ones employed every day in our busy restoration studio and others worldwide--and peppered throughout with invaluable tips garnered from years of experience and training in England under a master restorer. With this information, we promise you will quickly learn how to properly and safely remove both organic (oils, fats, tea and coffee, etc.) and metallic (rust and iron) stains from the body of a piece without damage to it, or you, in the process. This is one of the easiest, most dramatic and exciting steps in ceramic restoration, and will restore beauty, color and value to your treasures! With this manual at your side, we're sure you'll be delighted with the results. Buyer understands and agrees we cannot guarantee results and are not liable for any damage or injury. Shipping within the US by First Class Mail; please contact us for shipping costs to destinations worldwide. OR for the same s/h charge, we offer "instant gratification" with a downloadable PDF version of our booklet sent to you within hours of payment being received. The PDF version is attached in an email together with a link for a free download which enables you to read and print out the booklet on your own computer. Buyers, please let us know which version you would like: PDF via email or hard copy via US postal mail.BUY BOTH BOOKLETS IN THE SERIES AND COMBINE SHIPPING TO SAVE!
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