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Porcelain Pitcher
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American:
Pre 1920 item # 737244 (stock# B201 )
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Mark's Treasure Chest
724-869-2300
$44.95
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This lovely porcelain Pitcher is unmarked. It measures 6.5" tall and is 5.5" wide including spout and handle. This pitcher features a rope twist style handle and a Gold design on the body. It is considered to be in excellent condition with only minor wear on the Gold paint. I am not positive, but I believe this to be made from about 1900 to 1915. This elegant piece would make a lovely addition to your porcelain collection.
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Hull Pottery Porcelain Pitcher
Pottery and Stoneware:
Hull:
Pre 1910 item # 737242 (stock# B199)
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724-869-2300
$39.95
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This porcelain Pitcher with roses on was made by the Acme Pottery Co. which was taken over by Hull Pottery in 1907. The pitcher is circa 1905 and measures 6.5" tall and 5.5" wide from spout to handle. There is one age crack about 1.25" long on the front, some age crazing and some Gold paint wear. The overall condition is considered to be very good for it's age of almost 100 years.
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Roycroft Pottery Stoneware Jug
Pottery and Stoneware:
Art Pottery and Stoneware:
Pre 1930 item # 737235 (stock# B194 )
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724-869-2300
$64.95
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This Brown pottery Jug was made by the Roycroft Shops in Aurora, N.Y. circa 1920's. It measures 6" tall and is 4.5" wide including the handle. It is marked on the bottom with the Roycroft "R" in a circle below a stylized cross. There is one small pit mark on the bottom. The overall condition is considered to be excellent with no chips or cracks. The Roycroft Community Shops were known worldwide and their items are highly collectible.
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Made in Japan Vintage China "Matchbox" Holder
China:
Japanese:
Pre 1940 item # 737230 (stock# B191 )
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724-869-2300
$45.00
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This vintage china Matchbox holder was made in Japan circa 1930's. It measures 6 3/8" tall and is 3.5" wide. There is age crazing which is very normal for china this old. The overall condition is excellent with no chips or cracks.These vintage match box holders were sold in the u.s.a. by the sear's and roebuck company in the 1930's. This holder would make an excellent addition to your Country kitchen collection.
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