Antique Staffordshire ironstone “Mariners Arms” bowl, decorated inside and out with transfer and painted designs
of maritime images and sayings. Impressed mark on
base: “North Shields,” the location of several potteries making lusterware. Circa 1840.
Large Rookwood pottery
bookend in the form of
a rook standing on an
open book in a mottled
matte blue glaze. Base
marked with Rookwood
logo, dated 1926, pattern
#2274, finished by Kremer.
(Minor chip to back corner
of book.)
English Regency tole tea bin, cylindrical with faceted shoulder and with a green ground with a gilt stencil of a “Chinaman” holding a box of tea. Circa 1825-30. (Minor dents and losses, later lid.)
Antique Victorian glass and
gilt bronze posey holder with foliate decorated armature surmounted by a bird and
three cornicopia-form blue
glass vases with enameled “jewel” decoration.
Circa 1870.
