Beautiful “Three graces Vintage Japerware WEDGEWOOD dish, very blue and white , very good condition, back marked made in England in 1958, no chip no crack. no broken, no repair.

large size 5.5 inches diameter, very clear in detail for relief, a real piece of art.

JASPERWARE
Jasperware first appeared in 1774 after thousands of experiments. An unglazed vitreous fine stoneware, it was made in blue, green, lilac, yellow, black or white; sometimes one piece combined three or more of these colors. Upon these delicately colored grounds would be applied the classical and contemporary reliefs ,

Why is Wedgwood Pottery famous?
Wedgwood is a fine bone china and porcelain pottery brand that was founded in 1759 by Josiah Wedgwood, an English potter and businessman based in Burslem, Staffordshire. Remembered as the “Father of English Pottery”, Josiah Wedgwood created the well-respected Wedgwood brand through experimenting with clay and eclectic design. He most famously created the “Wedgwood Blue”, a color that is now synonymous with the brand and recognizable worldwide.

In 1995, Wedgwood pottery was given the Royal Warrant, a significant mark of achievement for companies who have supplied goods to the Queen and the Royal Household, which is a wonderful accomplishment.

Vintage 1950 decorative plate by Art studio crystal works, made in Tennessee feature
of Webster Presbyterian church, nice for a wall decor or a present

This is a vintage studio pottery pie plate. Signed by the artist, the handmade dish features ruffled edge and speckled brown glaze.

Gorgeous Set of Four Heinreich & Co with hand-painted British Landscape Plates by Pickard Artists, Challinor and Marker. The three plates painted by Edward S. Challinor depict the River Thames, Elterwater, and Trinity Church in Stratford-on-Avon. The fourth plate in the set has a landscape of the Head of Buttermere by Curtis Marker. Plates have beautiful green and gilt detailed rim. Based on the Pickard maker’s mark, the plates were made between 1925-1930.
Collection was attained from a Connecticut Estate.

Dating to circa 1875, this giltwood barometer and cartel set were hand-carved in France in the style of Louis XVI. The pieces are identically carved, with the highlight being a stunning display of a detailed woven basket, brimming with an array of vibrant flowers, perched gracefully atop a fluted entablature adorned with a scalloped leaf motif.

A fluted neck is enveloped in beading that gracefully descends to the convex clock and barometer faces. Flanking the faces are curved and fluted cornucopias, generously laden with an assortment of luscious fruits. Further enhancing their aesthetic appeal, you’ll find other captivating motifs such as a tasseled roundel, leaf cups, and intricately designed foliate stalks. Beneath the barometer is a thermometer (we cannot attest functionality), while the clock has a small vertical mirror instead. Whether gracing the walls of a hallway, library, or living room, this captivating giltwood set is sure to make a statement with a lasting impression. Pairs such as this, in carved giltwood, are rather unusual.

This beautiful Toyo wall plate is one of several pieces we have that was designed for the T. Eaton company of Canada in the 1980’s. This beautiful charger is hand painted and trimmed with gold. Chinoiserie

This wood framed working paint palette from an Austin, Texas artist is a sculptural and conversation piece for the wall. And a little reminiscent of spin art as a kid. Can be hung in any direction. D-ring hanger included.

Vintage Smithsonian Institute Imari Plate from Natural History Museum with Invisible Spring Plate hook, ready for being displayed in your house, These are a gorgeous, finely made plate that was inspired by iconic Imari ware. It was manufactured in Japan for sale at the Smithsonian Natural History Museum. These plates are great for mixing with other blue and white porcelains

This vintage flag of Maryland is made from a cotton cloth, with fully printed design visible on both sides. Please note staining and other light wear from age. Estimate mid 20th century. Made in USA.

This is a beautifully hand-painted, artistic elongated bowl that is made in Italy. It is made to also hang on the wall as pictured. It has an abstract woman in the style of Modigliani with blue eyes. It is signed to the bottom, “DP Modigliani Costa” , and an impressed “made Italy” to back. It is a large and impressive size measuring 17 1/4 inches long. I believe it to be from the 1950s or 60s. It is vintage out of an estate.