Mocha

MOCHAWARE PEPPERPOT

One of my favorite forms, this pepperpot is colored in a deep sky blue and accented at the rim with deep brown bands and engine turning covered in a green glaze. It is in excellent condition with only 2 very tiny flakes. The height is 3 7/8". It is of English origin c. 1820.

$600.00

MOCHAWARE PUNCH BOWL

This mochaware footed punch or syllabub bowl is very unusual with is lavender and green decoration. It has a three color wavy earthworm or cable in blue, white and brown. It also has very decorative molded handles. The height is 4 5/8". The top diameter is 9". There is some flaking to the interior of the bowl and also to the slip decoration. This seems to be quite stable. This bowl would certainly be a worthy addition to a mochaware collection.

$695.00

WHIELDON PLATE #3

A beautiful 18th century 9" Whieldon type soup plate of English origin. It has great color and a scalloped and gadrooned border.

$365.00

WHIELDON PLATE #4

A beautiful Wieldon plate. It is 18th century and of English origin. It has wonderful chocolate brown, green and yellow color. The plate has a scalloped and gadrooned border. It measures 8 3/4" in diameter.

$365.00

WHIELDON PLATE #5

A beautiful 19th century Wieldon soup plate of English origin It has beautiful mottled coloring. The plate has a gadrooned and scalloped border. It has a diameter of 9 1/2".

$425.00

GREEN FEATHEREDGE TUREEN

This is a beautifully designed pearlware piece dating c. 1790. The finial is in the form of an adamesque sunburst. The top of the cover repeats that pattern. There are scattered very well done and basically undetectable repairs to several areas of the body and cover. The cover has two very tight 1" hairlines. The height to the finial is 8". The top diameter is 10 1/2" X 7 1/2"

$375.00

MOCHAWARE TANKARD

This mochaware or slip decorated creamware tankard has bold decoration that reminds me of a winter landscape with the silhouettes of bare trees against a sunset. It is really just beautiful. The tree type of decoration is refered to as dendritic. This is a fairly large tankard at 5" tall. There is one hairline emanating from a small chip at the rim. There are no other chips cracks or repairs.

$895.00

MOCHAWARE BOWL

A very colorful mochaware or slip decorated creamware bowl. The bowl is plentifully decorated with two waves of cat's eyes in blue white and brown slip on a wide orange band. The top in engine turned in a sort of herringbone pattern. The bowl has 3 hairline cracks and wear to the interior from use. It displays beautifully nevertheless. The height is 3 1/2". The top diameter is 6 1/2".

$550.00.

SINGLE CUP TEAPOT

A tiny creamware teapot dating circa 1780. It is decorated in an all over pattern that resembles tiny tea leaves. These adorable little pots really were made for serving a single cup of tea! Although I am certain some were also used as children's toys over the years. This one is only 4" tall to the tip of the finial. It is in good condition with a few imperfections from age that can be seen in the photos.

$265.00

SINGLE CUP TEAPOT

Another tiny creamware teapot. This one dates c. 1800 and is decorated with a blue and white design just like you would find on a larger piece only scaled down for this miniature! The pot is in excellent condition. The cover has several nibbles around the edge. These make a beautiful collection!

$265.00

MOCHAWARE CHILD'S MUG

A child's mug with dendritic decoration on an orange ground. It measures about 2 1/4" tall. There is an old label on the bottom The mug has a very shallow old rim chip to the right of the handle. Otherwise it is in very good condition.

$795.00

18TH CENTURY COMBED MOCHAWARE BOWL

This is a nice early mochaware bowl dating circa 1780. It is decorated with mottled and combed slip on a rust colored band. The rim of the bowl has been engine turned in a checker pattern. the bowl has some old hairline cracks that were repaired with staples. The top diameter of this bowl is is 7 1/2" . The bowl measures 3" tall.

$1995.00

MOCHAWARE PEPPERPOT

A mochaware pepperpot, C. 1800, in excellent original condition. It has a striking dendritric pattern on an orange ground. It is 3 3/4" tall.

$600.00

MOCHAWARE COVERED MUSTARD

A mochaware covered mustard in a dendritic pattern on an orange ground. It is in excellent original condition. The height to the top of the finial is approx. 3 1/2".

$695.00

TWO BLUE TRANSFERWARE STAFFORDSHIRE BOWLS

These two deep dishes or bowls are in very good condition. The one on the right of the photo with the pagodas was made by Wedgewood and the pattern is Geneva. It has an ironstone body. It is lightly stained. The diameter is 10 3/4". The one with the castles is made by Ridgeway & Co. It is called tyrolean. The diameter is 10 1/2".

$100.00 for both

18TH CENTURY MOCHAWARE BOWL

A beautiful slip decorated creamware punch bowl with a mottled glaze and molded garland decoration. It dated circa 1780 and is of English origin. A scarce early piece of mocha! The top diameter is 9 3/8". It is 3 3/4" tall.

$3500.00

LANDING OF THE FATHERS AT PLYMOUTH

This is a blue transferware plate C. 1830, made by Enoch Wood and Sons in Burslem. There are no chips or cracks, just a bit of knife wear. The diameter is 10".

$195.00

BROWN TRANSFER STAFFORDSHIRE PLATE

A circa 1835 brown transferware plate with a beautiful classical scene. There is a small rim chip. Otherwise the plate is in fine condition. The back is impressed with the maker's name Wedgwood and further impressed with a letter T over the initials IHG. the diameter is 8".

$60.00

CITY HALL NEW YORK BLUE TRANSFER PLATE

A c. 1830 blue transfer plate by L & W. Ridgway. It is from the Beauties of America series. This view beingCity Hall New York. There are no chips . I hesitate to say no cracks, only because there is a line on the back only. It does not go through to the front. There are a few knife marks. The diameter is 9 3/4".

$295.00

FLOW BLUE PLATTER NON PARIEL PATTERN

This is a beautiful flow blue platter measuring 9" X 11". It is in the Non Pariel pattern manufactured in England by Burgess. There is a chip to the top right. Otherwise the piece is in very good condition. It is a beautiful pattern.

$225.00

FLOW BLUE MARTHA WASHINGTON STATES PLATE

An flow blue plate that is known as the Martha Washington states plate. 15 states are linked together in a chain that borders the plate. It was made in England for John Symonds & Son House Furnishers 70 Central Ave. Lynn, Mass. The plate has a 9 " diameter. It is in very good condition with no chips or cracks just some minor scratching from knives over the years.

$55.00

IMARI BOWL # 1

We have three of these beautiful blue and white porcelain Imari bowls. I believe they are Japanese and date to the late 19th early 20th c. This bowl has a 8 5/8" diameter and stands 3 1/2" tall. It is in excellent condition.

$80.00. .

IMARI BOWL #2

This is the second of three Japanese Imari porcelain bowls we are listing. It dates to the late 19th early 20th century. It is in excellent condition. The top diameter is 9 1/2". the height is 4".

$90.00

IMARI BOWL #3

This is the third Japanese porcelain blue and white hand painted Imari bowl we have listed. It is the deepest colored blue and has the most detailed decoration of the three. It is also the largest. It is in very good condition. the top diameter is 9 1/2". the height is 3 7/8.

$100.00

QUART SIZE MOCHA TANKARD

A nice large colorful early 19th century tankard with green glazed engine turned bands on the top and bottom. The orange bands of slip are decorated with seaweed in an alternating pattern. The tankard is in very good condition. There is one chip and one flea bite at the rim. This mochaware mug is a nice large size measuring 6" tall.

$1100.00

CHILDS PLATE WITH FEATHER EDGE

A tiny early Leeds type child's plate with blue glazed embossed edge. The saying reads "Why should I love my sport so well so constant at my play and loose the thoughts of heav'n hell and then forget to pray" Other than some scattered edge wear and minor scattered staining it is in excellent condition. The diameter is 4 1/4".

$525.00

18TH CENTURY ENAMELED ENGLISH SALT GLAZE PLATE

A wonderful early English saltglaze plate with enameled decoration depicting a basket of flowers with a ribbon of flowers flowing through it and a pair of dragon flys. The 9 1/8" plate has a scalloped gadrooned border. there is an old collection label on the back statingthat the plate passed through the hands of Joseph Downs and Charles and florence Montgomery and that the plate had been at Winterthur. there is a remarkably well done restoration to a hairlineand possibly a small chip on the edge.

$2700.00

MOCHAWARE PEPPERPOT WITH EARTHWORM DECORATION

A beautiful Englaish mochaware pepperpot. It measures 5 1/2" tall. It is slip decorated with bands and and an earthworm. There is an indentation at the top brown band on one side caused by another piece of pottery, possibly another pepperpot, being stacked against this one. There is a small piece at the top broken and re glued and minot chipping around some of the holes at the top. This has been filled with a material that is easily removed.

$895.00

CHILD'S TRANSFERWARE PLATE

This is a very cute child's transferware plate titled Feeding the Chickens. The transfer is in green. The border of the plate is embossed with roses and other flowers and hand painted. The plate is Englaih and dated c. 1830. The diameter is 5 1/4". The plate is in excellent condition.

SOLD

WHIELDON PLATE #2

This is a very nice Whieldon plate with a scalloped and gadrooned border. The coloration on this one is beautiful! The soft gray, green and rusty orange bleed softly into each other. There is a small shallow chip on the edge. The diameter, at the widest point, is 9 3/8" English origin c. 1775.

$450.00