Porcelains

One word just doesn’t do it when it comes to describing this striking tureen. Made in China during the 19th century, this piece is a masterwork of beauty. First, it features 16 panels. Yes, 16! We have never had so many panels on apiece before. (more…)

This is one of the must unusual platters we have had the honor of owning. It is an electric blue and white platter in the shape of a fan. The colors are bold and beautiful. It almost feels like it is “powered” by electricity it is so brilliant. (more…)

A beautiful, and rare, Nanking water bottle. Like many, it depicts a house amongst the clouds. However, the additional art is quite nice and not ordinary at all. (more…)

A pretty pair of Staffordshire dogs on blue cushions with gold tassels. Each one is in excellent condition. (more…)

A beautiful, Imari vase featuring a bamboo forest. This decoration was perfected by Fukagawa. One can see the bamboo moving in the wind and feel the breeze on one’s face when admiring this vase. (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 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…)