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Beautiful little CORDIAL or LIQUEUR GLASS, Deep Ruby Red, on, cut to clear crystal, on a six-sided cut Stem. Measures about 4-1/2" tall, 1-5/8" rim diameter. Unsigned, origin is likely Czechoslovokia. Excellent undamaged condition. $7 US Shipping.

Late Edo or Early Meiji, colorful porcelain Bowl and Cover, unmarked as to maker; three cartouches of a robed figure, and three of foliage. The mythical Kirin is painted in blue in the center interior of the bowl and inside the lid, both within a double blue circle. Bowl with Lid measures about 4-1/2" diameter, 3-1/2" tall. Condition is excellent, undamaged. $14 US Shipping. [wood stand is for display only]

Handpainted Covered Porcelain Bowl, in Imari style decoration, with Tree cartouches and interior center figural design matching that on the inside of the cover. A mark in red appears on the cover, pictured. Bowl with Lid measures about 4-1/4" diameter, 3" tall. Age is late Edo or early Meiji. Condition is excellent, undamaged. $14 US Shipping. [wood stand for display only]

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Four initially available, priced separately.

Antique fine porcelain SAUCER for Ramekin/Custard Cup, by ROYAL TETTAU, GERMANY, and with mark of 1885-1902. Saucer is about 4-1/2" diameter. Pattern name, in German, is "Strohblumen," or in English, "Strawflower." This was a popular Meissen and Royal Copenhagen design, copied by many factories at the time. Our saucers are thin, very fine china, and in excellent condition, with only slight gilt wear...

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Three initially available, priced separately.

Antique fine porcelain RAMEKIN or CUSTARD CUP with SAUCER, by ROYAL TETTAU, GERMANY, and with mark of 1885-1902. Cup measures about 1-1/4" tall, 2-3/4" diameter; saucer is about 4-1/2" diameter. Pattern name, in German, is "Strohblumen," or in English, "Strawflower." This was a popular Meissen and Royal Copenhagen design, copied by many factories at the time...

Outstanding turquoise glaze Chinese Bowl, which is a deeper/darker turquoise than it appears in our photos. Bowl is unmarked, but has an old import label printed "Made in China." Removed for photos, but accompanys bowl. Approximate measurements are 3-1/2" rim diameter, 4-3/4" shoulder diameter, 2-1/8" base diameter, 3" tall. Several areas which we consider firing flaws, and we've tried to offer closeups of most of those areas. All-over crazing...

A small, beautifully hand-enameled Wine Pot or Water Vessel, with spout, lid, and twisted bail handles; on three attached ceramic feet; much detail and symbolism in the blue, green, orange, and yellow raised enamel, and gilt decoration. Please notice the several small-to-tiny utensils and the care with which they have been created. No maker's mark.

It measures about 4" tall, 2-1/2" base diameter, 1-3/8" opening rim diameter...

Two available, priced separately.

Beautiful, old, repousse figural SALT SPOON, in "835" Silver, with a single illegible hallmark (possibly an "S" in a circle); could be German, Dutch, or from Belgium. Fine quality with a shell bowl and rose tip with the handle being the stem of the rose. Measures about 2-1/4" long, 5/8" diameter bowl.

$3 US Shipping for one, 1.50 additional for two.

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Shipton & Co. STERLING SILVER SALT SPOON, with JADE 3-leaf clover handle. Twisted silver handle topped by what we believe is a nephrite jade clover (although we do not guarantee it to be jade). Marked on bowl as "silver" with the Shipton & Co circa 1935 hallmarks. Shipton & Co., Ltd., Birmingham, England, have been in business since 1870 to present. While the bowl does not state "sterling," it does test positive for sterling silver...

This item has wear from use and age, as well as slight bends in the handle whcih can be smoothed if desired.

Openwork handle in a Gothic design, measures overall 2-1/4", bowl diameter about 1/2". $3 US Shipping.

Condition of this item is very good with no damage and only slight wear to the gilt. We also find that it has no utensil marks.

Very fine ARITA JAPAN LIDDED BOWL, probably late Edo Period, signed on base of lid, with the FUKI CHOSHUN mark for longevity and wealth. Much symbolism in the rich embellishments of the cranes and other designs, including the raised pebble background; the blue and white borders were common to the era in which we believe this was created...

Condition of this PREVIOUSLY-OWNED, ANTIQUE item is very good with no damage and only slight wear to the gilt. We also find that it has no utensil marks.

Very fine ARITA JAPAN LIDDED BOWL, probably late Edo Period, signed on each piece with the FUKI CHOSHUN mark for longevity and wealth. Much symbolism in the rich embellishments of the golden cranes and ancient foliage and trees; the blue and white, and red and white borders were common to the era in which we believe this was created...