New England Antiques & Interiors

German Chromolithographic print of early Santas in a truck one in a blue robe and one in red. The truck is full of Christmas presents and trees and the entire card is surrounded by silver plate tinsel. A wonderful addition to your Christmas tree or as a gift. Circa 1890’s.

7” Wide x 7” High x .25” Deep 

$119

Chinese export porcelain  green Fitzhugh pattern open serving bowl with intricate butterfly border and inner “fish roe” trim ring. Circa 1850. Excellent condition. 

9.75” Diameter x 2.25” High 

$695

C781  #CEPS

1890’s scrap and tinsel ornament German Chromolithographic print of early Santa and holly with silver plate tinsel surround. 

5” Wide x .5” Deep x 9.5” High 

$139

Handmade old Sheffield early Georgian hand hammered plate coffee pot with a bird spout, unmarked. Resting on a George III era Mathew Boulton under tray with double sun markings circa 1870. 

Coffee Pot 7.25” Wide x 4.5” Deep x 11” High
Tray 6” Diameter x .75” High

$395

A fine and collectible cobalt swirl graniteware roasting pan retaining its original liner. Circa 1890.

19.5” Wide x 12” Deep x 9” High 

$345

 Wedgwood oval pedestal base creamware bowl on reticulated under tray, each with a green and rust colored grapevine, leaf and grape cluster border.

Both are ornamented with brown striping. 

Under tray bears an impressed Wedgwood mark.

Each piece has a hand painted style code of "A4867."

Under tray: 12 1/8" long; 9 1/8" wide. Oval bowl: 11 1/8" long; 6 1/2" wide; 5 3/8 " high. Weight: 2.85 lbs. 

Excellent condition.

$795  

 C781  #XX01

19th Century tole tray with original hand painted and stenciled finish. Depicted in the center well is a golden bird of paradise surrounded by a floral grouping. United States:  New England, circa 1860.

Very good condition with age related losses, craquelure and alligatoring of paint. 

22 1/4" long; 16 1/8"wide; 1 1/8" high.  Weight: 1.65 lbs. 

$195

C781  #TL01

  19th Century toleware document box with original hand painted swag decoration in yellow and red against a brownish - black background.

Handmade construction with wired edges and intact clasp.

United States; New England, circa 1850.

Good overall condition; structurally sound with age related losses.

8 1/4" long; 3 1/2" deep; 4 3/4" high. Weight: .7 lbs. 

$250

C781  #TLO2 

  Vintage English Wedgwood earthenware Ice bucket in the discontinued "Flying Cloud" pattern depicting the clipper ship Red Jacket registered in 1853.  The ice bucket has a plastic strainer/liner within the stainless steel interior, leaf-form handles, pomegranate finial and light blue/gray glaze in imitation of pearlware.  Excellent overall condition.   The "Flying Cloud" pattern was produced from 1969 until l993.

8 1/4" high; 10" across handles; 8" diameter.  Weight: 4.25 lbs. 

$395

C781  #PS001

  Vintage English Wedgwood earthenware octagonal soup tureen in the discontinued "Flying Cloud" pattern depicting the clipper ship Ann McKim registered in 1833.  The tureen has a conforming domed octagonal lid with a cutout for a ladle, upturned side handles and light blue/gray glaze in imitation of pearlware.  Excellent overall condition.   The "Flying Cloud" pattern was produced from 1969 until l993.

10" high; 11 1/2" across handles.  Weight: 4.25 lbs. 

$395

C781  #PS003

  Vintage English Wedgwood earthenware six-lobed open serving bowl in the discontinued "Flying Cloud" pattern depicting the clipper ship Stag Hound registered in 1850.  The serving bowl has fluted sides and a light blue/gray glaze in imitation of pearlware.  Excellent overall condition.  The "Flying Cloud" pattern was produced from 1969 until l993.

2 1/4" high; 10 3/8" diameter.  Weight: 1.75 lbs. 

$245

C781  #PS002