This large serving bowl by Royal Albert features the iconic Old Country Roses pattern, sculpted from fine bone china in England in 1962. The round shape and floral design make it a stunning addition to any kitchen or dining room. Measuring 10.5 inches in diameter and 5.5 inches in height, this vintage serving bowl is perfect for special occasions or everyday use. The glossy finish and art pottery production style add to its unique charm.
Royal Vienna Hand Painted Cherubs & Gold Floral & Scrollwork Open Sugar C. 1770 Nice antique 18th century porcelain open sugar. Decorated with hand painted cherubs in the clouds surrounded by small gold flowers. Gold gilding and scrollwork along the edge. Marked on the bottom with an underglaze hand painted blue shield mark. Produced by the imperial factory in Vienna around 1770, before they started using the impressed date codes. Has some wear to the gilding and a small area of the edge that has been broken off at one time and glued back on with small associated losses. Measures approximately 5 7/8 inches long x 3 1/2 inches wide x 1 3/8 inches tall. This is an antique and may have small in manufacture defects that do not affect the display of the piece.
This large serving bowl by Royal Albert features the iconic Old Country Roses pattern, sculpted from fine bone china in England in 1962. The round shape and floral design make it a stunning addition to any kitchen or dining room. Measuring 10.5 inches in diameter and 5.5 inches in height, this vintage serving bowl is perfect for special occasions or everyday use. The glossy finish and art pottery production style add to its unique charm.
Royal Doulton Flambe 3 RARE Covered Small Bowl Signed By Charles Noke Cottage England. This beautiful 3 tall covered serving bowl from Royal Doulton is a true treasure for collectors of antique pottery. The flambe pattern, with its deep red color and intricate design, is a stunning representation of the era. Handmade and signed by Charles J. Noke, this piece is a unique addition to any collection. During this time frame Royal Doulton’s pottery was made in Burslem. The DISH bowl is in excellent antique condition with no cracks or chips and would be perfect for all occasions. The design underneath is still intact as the thick glaze did its job in protecting it. It is a round shape, and 3 height makes it ideal for serving food, condiment or displaying as a decorative center piece or trinket for jewelry. The bowl is an original piece from England and has a printed backstamp with the Royal Doulton product line, making it a must-have for pottery enthusiasts. Signed Charles Noke bowl. I believe this bowl is from the late 19th century, a one-of-a-kind piece and possibly a trial piece or glazing experiment for the Royal Doulton Holbein, Rembrandt or Kingsware wares, though I cannot be certain. Pictures are the best description for my items. PLEASE NOTE: ALL MEASUREMENTS ARE APROXIMATE! Vintage items are in very good condition unless otherwise specified in the description, but they are Vintage and could have a few signs of age. A vintage item might not be perfect. Maybe little imperfections, discolor. Ation for wearing it etc. REMEMBER, I LOVE OFFERS. ALL REASONABLE ONES WILL BE CONSIDERED!
Royal Austria Vintage 1910s 8 Hand Painted Grapevine Dessert Bowls. According to the back stamp this set was manufactured from 1899 to 1918 by Oscar and Edgar Gutherz of Altrolau, Bohemia. Pristine antique condition – no signs of use, defects or damages. Hand painted – each bowl/dish have a slightly different shading, but all of the pedestals are painted gorgeous deep malachite color. Dimensions 4 x 3 in. Weight 1 lb 14 oz. Oscar Gutherz started a porcelain decorating business in Altrolau in 1884, using financial backing from the American importer Lazarus Straus & Sons. The company subsequently expanded into porcelain production. In 1898, Oscar’s brother, Edgar Gutherz, bought out Marx and joined Oscar in the business, which became known as the Oscar & Edgar Gutherz O. In 1918 the Royal Austria Factory ceased to be; instead it became part of OEPIAG, the Austrian Porcelain Industry.
We offer an early twentieth century Royal Doulton porcelain Flambé Ware bowl signed Noke for Charles J. Noke one of the creators of the Flambé glaze in 1904. The serving bowl has a six sided bordered rim and rests on three feet. The bowl is decorated in deep indigo on a red ground with a cottage set in a wooded rural landscape. The bowl measures 2 1/4″ in height and 11″ in width. The central bowl measures 8 5/8″ in diameter and the base measures 6 1/4″ in diameter. As seen in the photographs, there are several knife marks inside the bowl and some show the white clay surface. The Royal Doulton Flambé serving bowl is presented in gently used antique condition with no chips, cracks, breaks or repairs.
This stunning porcelain bowl from Royal Doulton, made in England in 1973, is a true vintage piece. The round shape and multicolor fruit theme make it a beautiful addition to any collection. Handmade with art pottery techniques, this bowl has a unique production style that adds to its value. The signature of Andrew Wyeth, along with the included COA, confirm the authenticity of this piece. The brand Royal Doulton is known for producing high-quality porcelain items, and this bowl is no exception. A must-have for any pottery and glass collector, this item is sure to impress.
Vintage Gouda Ceramic Pottery Holland Royal Zuid Kitty Floral Bowl 9.5 – 3206. Excellent condition – no chips, cracks. Top diameter is 9.5, the base diameter is 5.25.