Porcelains

“Sensational”…”Unbelievable”…or a long whistle are but a few of the sounds that may escape one’s mouth when first viewing this charger. This piece is nothing short of stunning.  First, it is in excellent condition with minimal wear to the outer edge of the charge. (more…)

An incredible pair of Chinese export bough pots. Decorated in the Rose Mandarin style, this pair is very early. The top has five holes for the stem of the flower to pass through. This would have allowed the blooms to be featured prominently on a sideboard, table or mantel. (more…)

A lovely pair of Chinese vases. This shape is called a “moon flask” vase. Based on the flasks of the day, a pair is always sought after. (more…)

A beautiful, reticulated fruit bowl and tray. Made around the 3^rd quarter of the 19^th century, this piece was made to be the center of attention. (more…)

Here is a lovely, Imari platter. Made toward the end of the 19^th century, this piece showcases four, asymmetrical panels. The panes feature plants and animals including rabbits and a pheasant type bird. (more…)

A beautiful pair of blue and white, Chinese export garden stools. This pair features a dragon, representing masculinity, on one side and a phoenix, representing femininity, on the other. (more…)

A lovely stoneware crock by Edmonds and Company between 1852 and 1868 in Charlestown, Massachusetts. It is a great size at 9” tall, it has a diameter of 7”. (more…)

A delightful Chinese export mug in the shape of a barrel. It is covered in polychrome enamels. The top has a trellis diaper-floral border above the scrolling. (more…)