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1G  -  PATRIOTIC FLAG PLATE CELEBRATING THE END OF WWI  Click on thumbnails for larger views Has a 1920 calendar by having the months on the rim.  These plates were given by food stores as premiums and this design was used for a few years after the War, which in this case was 13 months earlier.  Has a nicely colored American flag at center, and "E. D. REITER MERCHANT, HOPPENVILLE, PA" below flag.  Top, above the flag, is the banner "VICTORY", over American eagle emblem. Around the rim are the emblems for Canada, France, Belgium and England.  Rear of plate has the maker "D. E. MC NICOL/EAST LIVERPOOL, OH./S N L".   Fine condition, with very minor wear.  See no chips anywhere.  $30

2G  -  GORGEOUS SPANISH AMERICAN WAR DEEP VEGETABLE DISH  Click on thumbnails for larger views  Cobalt blue with Flow Blue effects.  Mint condition.  9 x 12 3/4".  Deep sides.  Scene of the U.S.S. Maine at sea across the entire bottom.  Sides topped with rococo scroll work accented with gold.  A super quality specimen.  No markings.  $235

3G  -  SPANISH AMERICAN WAR U.S.S. MAINE VEGETABLE DISH  Click on thumbnails for larger views   Cobalt blue color; Flow Blue effect.  8 1/2 x 11 1/2".  China bowl with picture of the U.S.S. Maine at sea.  Name of ship under the picture.  Rococo scroll work around rim.  Gold accents on top and bottom of the raised rim.  Condition is about new.  No chips.  No markings.  $165

4G  -  CHINA PLATE WITH AMERICAN SEAL  Click on thumbnails for larger views  White central area with color spread eagle/shield, arrows, olive branch, ribband and stars.  A fairly modern rendition.  Rim is banded with narrow orange, blue dots, and a repeating wave pattern.  Condition is like new.  Back of rim has fine floral panels.  Backmark is a square, filled with oriental symbols in orange and red.  10” diameter.  Neat find for patriotic plate collectors.  Beautiful display piece.  $35

5G  -  "SCHATZI" COFFEE MUG WITH PILOT'S WINGS  Click on thumbnails for larger views   We believe this is from the WWII era, but we can't find info on the maker "Garnet", so all we can say is we aren't sure.  This is a nice cream colored coffee mug, 3 '' tall.  On the front of the mug from top to bottom is a skunk, with three red hearts around it, and the name "SCHATZI" in red at the bottom. Schatzi means "sweetheart or darling" in German, and "little treasure" if translated to English.  On the rear of the mug is the pilot's wings in silver color, and the name 'TERRY" under it.  All the words and the skunk are raised, and painted, then glazed.  $25

6G  -  HISTORIC & PATRIOTIC CHINA PLATE  Click on thumbnails for larger views   Features an early rendition of the American spread wing EAGLE on shield over ribband “E Pluribus Unum”.  Geometric edging, all in maroon.  8½” in diameter. Fine condition.  Backmark is “R. HAMMERSLEY, over spread eagle/GEM/diamond enclosing R”, with some corner code numbers visible, not all.  I could give a precise date, however I have misplaced my book on historic china during our move to Alaska.  It is from the early 1800’s.  $225

7G  -  1907 TEDDY "ROOSEVELT BEARS" PITCHER, BUFFALO POTTERY  More Photos, Click Here  8” tall. One of the rarest and most desirable items created which celebrates Teddy Roosevelt, and which relate at the same time to the origins of the “TEDDY” Bear.  Created by Buffalo Pottery and dated 1907 in their base mark.  This whimsical “Roosevelt Bears” (so marked on the spout) pitcher features various vignette renderings of Roosevelt caricatures as a bear carrying out numerous daily activities over limerick-like descriptions.  Brilliantly drawn and colored, reeking with character of the time it was created.  A classic among collectors, rarely seen.  When we purchased it in 1996, we paid $1,150.  Slightly later, one was sold at auction in Portsmouth New Hampshire for $2,150…news clipping provided. In a move to Alaska, our pitcher was broken.  A piece about 2” wide surrounding the handle came away.  This has been neatly epoxied back in place, fitting beautifully.  A small, ¼ x ¾” hole remains at a corner, near the top.  None of the damage affects the illustrations or the text.  Just a small bit of filigree needs to be reapplied, once the hole is restored. In my experience of dealing in antiques for about 50 years, this bit of restoration should be routine to one whose business it is to restore pottery and china.  As small as the remaining hairline crack is, I expect a restorer could make this nearly invisible as well. There is also a vertical aging crack, from the lip downward about 2 1/2", opposite the corner with the hole (you can see this in the 5th photo from the bottom).  This is stable and not a break. Before the unfortunate moving damage, this pitcher should have brought $2,500-3,000.  With the damage, it’s still a grand display; the price is now fully adjusted to allow for restoration and profit.  $450

8G  -  GORGEOUS AMERICAN FLAG DECORATOR CHINA PLATE   Click on thumbnails for larger views  Spanish American War, C.1898.  Unquestionably from this date and original.  8¼” in diameter with large American flag flying in the wind from a staff, in brilliant and wonderful color, details showing lithographic application.  Flagstaff goes through a green wreath at bottom with bow and ribband with “Old Glory”.  Touches of gold at five points on rim.  Backmark is “SEMI VITREOUS (logo) CANTON CHINA”.  Very fine.  Base rim has holes for wire or cord hanger.  Super patriotic decorator item.  $35

9G  -  SPLENDID HISTORIC PATRIOTIC PITCHER  Click on thumbnails for larger views  Antique original.  White china decorated with heavy gold borders and accents around crossed American and British flags.  Flags are in color, and are on both sides.  One US flag has a large center star, total of 19 stars.  The other US flag has a regular size center star, total of 24 stars. The significance of different and total number of stars on the flags is unknown. On the side with the lip, the name "Rev. C. C. Carpenter" is spelled out in gold. The bottom has a maker’s stamp, mostly illegible. It seems to be “MADD_ BURSLAN” or EN or AM. No chips.  Practically no wear.  8¼” high.  Represents close ties between the two countries, and probably a particular historic event involving the US and Britain.  In my estimation, it dates 1870’s to 1890’s.  I have seen mugs with this motif dated in the late 1890’s.  Quite striking.  $125

10G  -  DRAMATIC & LARGE INDIAN CHIEF CHARGER (PLATTER) C.1890-1900   Click on thumbnails for larger views  A bit over 13" in diameter, heavy china charger featuring a full color chromolitho and hand painted Indian Chief portrait nearly 10" across.  Extremely rare and important subject matter seldom encountered and virtually never excelled in artistic merit, dramatic presentation, accuracy, and extensive use of color.  Green border overlaid with gilt highlights in rococo scrolls. The chief's name "WHITE HORSE" appears below portrait. Condition is extremely excellent.  Marked on back "HAYNES/BALTo". Also marked in handwritten gold "G. R. 1901", probably done by dealer when sold. These were routinely sold from at least 1890.  Iron wire hanger present, strung through holes provided for this purpose. Have occasionally seen one of these decorative, centerpiece quality chargers offered at the renowned Las Vegas winter Arms and Antiques show for hundreds more.  $325

11G  -  ANTIQUE AMERICAN FLAG CHINA PLATE  Click on thumbnails for larger views  Rimmed with green rococo scrolls and blue flowers, center has small full color 44 star American flag…the date 1890-1896, is indicated by the number of stars on the flag which equates to the number of states in the Union.  8¾” in diameter.  Couple hairline cracks in glaze near fly end of flag.  Rest excellent. Backmark is “O.P. CO./SYRACUSE/CHINA”.  This plate has good weight.  $20

12G  -  PATRIOTIC WHITE CHINA CREAM PITCHER WITH DEWEY & OLYMPIA  Click on thumbnails for larger views  Spanish American War classic.  Sides have three different patriotic scenes: front has crossed US and Admiral flags in color; one side has scene of Dewey's flagship Olympia at sea; and final scene is fine portrait of Admiral Dewey.  Upper rim and spout take the form of an eagle head, plus wings wrapped around the sides.  Loop handle has rope texture.  Pitcher is 4" tall, and excellent, with a little darkening around the top body portion.  Marking on bottom is circular, containing the text "MADE BY/COOK POTTERY CO./TRENTON, N.J./PATENTED JULY 1899".   $175

13G  -  PATRIOTIC MILK GLASS PLATE Click on thumbnails for larger views  Spanish American War.  8" in diameter.  Quite scarce and definitely original.  2" rim of plate has raised decoration...spread eagle flanked by US flags at top, and alternating fields of stars and eagles the rest of the way.  Fine condition. No chips.  $45

14G  -  HISTORIC PATRIOTIC CHINA PLATE  More Photos, Click Here  Features at center a very early rendition of a flying eagle carrying a bunch of olive branches and arrows, with a flying 13 star forked tail banner behind, under ribband with “E PLURIBUS UNUM”.  A sunburst provides background for the entire top half of the scene.  Plate’s edge is covered with very ornate, angular designs.  All decoration is dark brown.  10¼” in diameter.  No chips.  Barely noticeable 2” hairline crack in glaze above the ribband.  I believe this is early-mid 19th Century, but I can’t provide the exact date as I have mislaid my book on historical china.  $75

15G  -  WONDERFUL PATRIOTIC EAGLE PLANTER  Click on thumbnails for larger views   This is a very nice 8" wide planter, in the style of McCoy, but not marked.  Not sure how old, but we have had it for at least 30 years.  It is an eagle holding flags and arrows, in the color of Jade.  The only flaw I can see is a mild crack in the right rear side, stable, and almost unseen.  Otherwise fine, and a pleasing display item for your patriotic or WWII collection.  $35

 

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