A nice 19th century Spanish tin glazed earthenware bowl with blue patterned floral accents and holes at the base for hanging on a kitchen wall. Please see all photos for condition. A lovely piece to add to your kitchen! 7.75″ w x 2.75″ t.
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Stands 4.75″ tall, 10.75″ wide. But I’ve handled it for years without worry, it’s solid.
Established in 1830, the company was known for producing Royal Vitreous Porcelain dinnerware, tea sets, and toilet ware, with a reputation for intricate floral designs. Historical documentation from The Pottery & Glass-Brass Salesman indicates the company operated under various names over time: initially as J. Maddock from 1842 to 1855, then J. Maddock & Son from circa 1855 to 1870, and J. Maddock & Sons from circa 1870 to 1896. In 1896, it incorporated as John Maddock & Sons Ltd, suggesting that the absence of “Ltd” in the user’s description points to a manufacturing date before 1896. Given the user’s mention of “John Maddock and Sons” without “Ltd, ” it aligns with the period from 1870 to 1896, a common timeframe for their export ware marked with Ethe bowl was made by John Maddock & Sons between 1870 and 1896 in Staffordshire, England, based on historical records. Very large basin excellent in used condition.
This antique Roseville Progressive Pottery Co. Made in the Edwardian era in the United States, this round stoneware bowl in brown features an Americana design, reflecting the style and theme of the time. With the Roseville brand and Impressed backstamp, this vintage piece showcases the pottery production technique of the era, making it a valuable addition to any Americana or antique pottery collection.
EARLY ANTIQUE MIXING BOWL, ABSOLUTELY BEAUTIFUL!!! DOES HAVE THE MINOR BLEMISHES THAT IS AS EXPECTED. NOTE THE HAIRLINES(shown) ON THE BOTTOM.. THEY DO NOT GO THROUGH TO THE INSIDE. I HAVE USED THIS BOWL TOO MANY TIMES TO COUNT OVER THE LAST 40 plus YEARS. ALSO MUCH CRAZING AND “LOTS” OF THE DESIRED STAINING…. More of a cream color. Adding to the patina! Please refer to all photos! THE BOWL IS NOT PERFECTLY ROUND. NOR IS IT THE EXACT HEIGHT ALL THE WAY AROUND. Making it an early piece for sure. THINK OF EVERYTHING THAT HAS BEEN MIXED AND BAKED IN THIS ONE BOWL, INCLUDING ME?? 11″ in diameter x 5.25″ deep. Perfect for bread making! IF YOU LOVE WHITE IRONSTONE…. PLEASE SAVE “the dove cottage” to your FAVORITES. I WILL BE LISTING OVER 100 PIECES OF MY PERSONAL COLLECTION.
This antique Roseville Progressive Pottery Co. Made in the Edwardian era in the United States, this round stoneware bowl in brown features an Americana design, reflecting the style and theme of the time. With the Roseville brand and Impressed backstamp, this vintage piece showcases the pottery production technique of the era, making it a valuable addition to any Americana or antique pottery collection.
This is a nice Antique Reinhold Schlegelmich German Porcelain Berry Set with Pink Rose Floral Decorations. The dimensions of the large bowl is 10 3/4″ wide x 3″ tall and the smaller bowls are 5 1/8″ wide x 1 1/4″ tall.
ANTIQUE STAFFORDSHIRE 12 3/4 BASIN OR WASH BOWL, T. GOODFELLOW, COLONNA PATTERN CIRCA 1850′s. Great condition that shows 4 spots along and under the bowl’s edge that has 4 professionally repaired and filled spots that are smoothed out ready for matching glazes. There is also a 1 hairline as shown. A very decorative item here. Came with 2 other listings we have up. Size : 12 3/4″ diameter x 4 1/2″ tall. The last 7 photos are smalls to be listed in the future!
Antique Haeger 3 Footed Bulb Bowl Green Drip Glaze 6.5″W x 2.25″H. If you have any questions, please ask before purchasing. I appreciate your business, Thank you. Scammers are using them to steal merchandise from sellers, sorry for any inconvenience.
Moody nature inspired woodland feel consile bowl by Weller, Warwick. Dark hunter greens, brown and burgandy.