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Perfect outstanding condition. Serial numbered for the year 1912. Nice shape and superb full rich droopy glaze. Whoever made this piece forgot to put kiln spacers underneath when firing, resulting in a … Perfect outstanding condition. Serial numbered for the year 1912. Nice shape and superb full rich droopy glaze. Whoever made this piece forgot to put kiln spacers underneath when firing, resulting in a rougher bottom edge, which has been left alone. Marked with the Royal Doulton lion stamp, + " PATENT " , FT , 7827 B . 2 d / ? and BS. With people paying several hundreds for modern toby jars and figurines, it is very hard to understand why these 100 year old beauties are a fraction of modern priced pieces. It wouldn't take too many more collectors to discover the potential and put these pottery pieces to their rightful value. Measures a nice compact 9 1/2 inches high. Superb ! Price: $149.00 USD

Circa 1892 to 1905. Measures 6 " high by 7 " diameter. Superb undamaged condition. Marked " 21 011 " 3 & " PP . Rich iridized metallic greenish finish. Museum quality. … Circa 1892 to 1905. Measures 6 " high by 7 " diameter. Superb undamaged condition. Marked " 21 011 " 3 & " PP . Rich iridized metallic greenish finish. Museum quality. The Heliosine factory was known for executing superb masterpieces of Art Nouveau and Secessionist pottery wares for many high end retailers and wholesalers. Items in this art form are quite rare and still well undiscovered by many decorative arts collectors. Production of this material ended by the start of World War 1 . Mint condition pieces are truly rare as a large majority were damaged during the war years. This bowl vase must have given inspiration to the American pottery houses such as Grueby & Teco. A masterpiece from the Art Nouveau era. Rare. Price: $759.00 CDN

New Jersey, USA, circa 1922 or possibly earlier. Oval racetrack marking, however the Art Nouveau shape might indicate that this piece was made earlier than what the marking suggests, meaning the oval … New Jersey, USA, circa 1922 or possibly earlier. Oval racetrack marking, however the Art Nouveau shape might indicate that this piece was made earlier than what the marking suggests, meaning the oval racetrack mark could've been used now again from about 1916. Measures 4 " high by 2 " diameter at the top and is 5 " diameter at the Base. Superb condition but noted for a glaze chip as shown in the picture at the bottom of the base. Nice earthtone glaze colours. Scarce shape as well. Not an ordinary Fulper piece. Wonderful indeed. Priced in CDN funds but can convert to USD. Price: $195.00 CDN

A superb undamaged piece. Measures 13 " high by 7 " wide at it' widest. Double handled. Heavy New Jersey clay construction. Beigey coloured bottom to charcoal black , back to beige … A superb undamaged piece. Measures 13 " high by 7 " wide at it' widest. Double handled. Heavy New Jersey clay construction. Beigey coloured bottom to charcoal black , back to beige and then to a royal blue top. Light crazing throughout. No markings. This piece must have had a paper label only. Pre-war era, circa 1908 - 1914. Slip mould design. Simply an outstanding piece of American art pottery. Price: $425.00 CDN

Measures 5 " hiogh by 3 " diameter at the bottom and 1 3/4 " across the top. Choice condition but for the faintest few glaze ticks on the top rim. Made … Measures 5 " hiogh by 3 " diameter at the bottom and 1 3/4 " across the top. Choice condition but for the faintest few glaze ticks on the top rim. Made of hard paste porcelain of highest quality. Marked on the bottom " MORTOL " or something similar. Perhaps made in Spain or Italy. Has old green felt scratch pads on the bottom dating it back to 1910 to 1930's. Could very well be Chinese at that as well. From a prominent Toronto, Ontario collection. Price: $105.00 USD

A wonderful blue-teal marblized glaze finish. Measures 6 " high by 3 1/2 " diameter. No damage. Only marked " 744 " underneath. Has all the quality and chracteristics of a piece … A wonderful blue-teal marblized glaze finish. Measures 6 " high by 3 1/2 " diameter. No damage. Only marked " 744 " underneath. Has all the quality and chracteristics of a piece of Van Briggle Pottery, without the high price tag. Needs further research. Excellent aging and finely crazed if you look very closely , but not visual through the presented pictures. Price: $95.00 USD

Measures 6 1/2 " high, 1/1 2' Diameter at the top and 2 " at the base, 4 1/2 " wide at the widest section. Near mint condition with no damage, light … Measures 6 1/2 " high, 1/1 2' Diameter at the top and 2 " at the base, 4 1/2 " wide at the widest section. Near mint condition with no damage, light crazing present. Monogram impression on the bottom with model number " 4071 ". Looks something like Rorstrand or something from Denmark. Very well made with excellent execution, colour and controls. If you have information on this mark , please pass it along as well as with pricing market data if avaiable. that would be much appreciated. I have emailed a few colleagues on this one but they have yet to get back to me. Circa late 1950's to early 1960's. Price: $225.00 USD

Two early pieces of Blue Mountain Pottery from Collingwood , Ontario , Canada These two large console ashtrays were obtained from the original owner, who purchased them in 1967. They are in … Two early pieces of Blue Mountain Pottery from Collingwood , Ontario , Canada These two large console ashtrays were obtained from the original owner, who purchased them in 1967. They are in superb undamaged condition. They also come with an original 1967 brochure pamphlet from the visit. One measures roughly 11 " by 7 " by 2 " while the other is roughly 9 " by 7 " by 2 " . Early pieces, ( pre-1970 ) usually do not have stickers or raised " BMP 's " on the underside. They are also hollow with a heat vent hole as well. This is shown in the pictures for you. Take one or take them both, the first buyer gets the pamplet, the second buyer gets a photo copy of the pamplet. Please allow for safe shipping. Price: $48.00 pair

Circa 1910 - 1930. These are considered `` Indian Runner `` ducks. Beautifully executed. The large one stands 12 `` high and is 6 `` deep while the small one is about … Circa 1910 - 1930. These are considered `` Indian Runner `` ducks. Beautifully executed. The large one stands 12 `` high and is 6 `` deep while the small one is about 6 `` high and 3 `` deep. The wing on the large duck has minor chipping behind the wing which was not our doing. It is very hard to notice even from a short distance. It is also marked with an origin or date mark with the number `` 093 ``. No damage on the small duck. This set is missing an intermediate duck of 9 `` high which is known to belong with this group but we do not have it. The small duckling has no markings. 7 pictures in total. Price: $185.00 USD Set

A fantastic slipware pottery bowl. Unknown origin but most likley from Great Britain. Measures 8 1/2 " diameter. Considered a shallow bowl or deep plate. Salt glazes used. Exhibits age crazing as … A fantastic slipware pottery bowl. Unknown origin but most likley from Great Britain. Measures 8 1/2 " diameter. Considered a shallow bowl or deep plate. Salt glazes used. Exhibits age crazing as typical. Also has Kiln spacer " digits " in various places. This bowl must have been fired 3 or four times by the looks of it and is truly representative of the technique. Circa 1810 - 1850. MUSEUM QUALITY. Price: $139.00 USD