We found 36257 price guide item(s) matching your search
There are 36257 lots that match your search criteria. Subscribe now to get instant access to the full price guide service.
Click here to subscribe- List
- Grid
-
36257 item(s)/page
Lot 219
Large late 18th century Chinese export blue and white tankard with painted riverscape 'chicken skin' and floral sprig painted ground with strapwork handle, 16cm, another with painted landscape and moulded dragon handle, 12cm high and pair of Mandarin palette tankards with moulded dragon handles, 11cm - 12cm (4) CONDITION REPORT Smaller blue and white tankard perfect. The others have small chips and cracks
Lot 358
A Fine 18th Century Faience Tankard. The cylindrical body painted with a scenic cartouche amidst scrolls of foliage in orange, yellow, green and blue glaze on a stippled manganese ground. The hinged pewter lid engraved with initials MS and date 1733, with a ball finial thumb piece, 10¼ ins (26 cms) in height.
Lot 37
Group of Mixed Ceramics including 4 Great Western Trains Memories Plaques, Buckingham Palace Ceramics including Cup & Saucer, Mug, Trinket Box and Square Dish, Boxed Aynsley Collectors Society Orchard Gold Bonbon Dish, Limited Edition QM2 & QE2 Commemorative Tankard, 2 Commemorative Pot Stands plus 14 Commemorative Tea Towels and a Boxed Set of 1953 Coronation Tea Spoons
Lot 1
Two mocha ware tankards early 20th century, four spot dentrical design on mocha ground with bands of blue and black to upper and lower sections, applied imperial cipher to front, 6½in. (16.6cm.) high; together with a smaller example of conforming design with rosette mark to underside, 5in. (12.7cm.) high. (2) Condition: The larger example has a pin prick firing hole to blue band in the upper section, minor rubbing to black band in upper section (beneath glaze) and heavy firing dust beneath glaze to base of interior. The smaller tankard has some glaze run to the upper section of the black bands and three spots of missed glaze to decoration. Small firing crack to base. Fine craquelure to glaze to interior, which has slightly discoloured to base. No cracks, chips or restoration.
Lot 124
Ewenny pottery ribbed conical tapering candlestick or lamp base, Ewenny pottery waisted ribbed vase, Claypits Ewenny pottery slip decorated, straight sided tankard, and a Ewenny pottery shallow baluster shaped bowl. (4) CONDITION REPORT: Tapering vase - chip to rim/frits and chips to base. Tankard - chip to rim/crazed. Bowl - No obvious damage. Candlestick - large chip to rim (top) crack to body.
Loading...-
36257 item(s)/page