17TH Century Circa 1664 Architectural Fountain Engraving. Published in Nuremberg, Germany in 1664 by Paul Furst. This original engraving is from the work of work by George Andreas Bockler(1648-1685)titled "Architectura Curiosa Nova." Architectura Curiosa Nova is a comprehensive 17TH-Century Overview of Fountains of Europe. It shows many examples of fountains and the differing effects that can be created by the flow of water through them...

Circa 1750 Kangxi Period Chinese Imari Iron Red Pot that we are going to call a cache pot as it is perfect to put the right size flower,plant of your choice and really set a room off. Good Condition just a few little things that after 200 years at least and maybe 250 years has a right to have. Measures 3 1/4" in height and 3 3/4" at top opening.

Circa 1770 Chinese Export Armorial Saucer with a monogrammed initial of M underneath the crown. The saucer has a hairline between the crown and the initial on both sides. The hairlines measure less than 3". The hairline does not interfere the crest or the initial. There is very minor gilt wear on the rim from being used over the years. The crown has no wear at all and only slight wear on the initial. The saucer measures 5" in diameter and is 1 1/4" in depth.

Circa 1770 Chinese Export Famille Rose Tea Poy-Tea Caddy with a rock work base, The quality and the form is wonderful. Measures 4 1/2" in height. The base is referred to as a rock form. The top is missing which is understandable with a piece of chinese export porcelain dating from the 1700's.

Circa 1770 Chinese Imari decorated cream or milk jug with a background that reminds me of mocha ware. Very unusual combination that I have never seen before. This background is also sometimes referred to as Batavia Ware. The jug measures 5 1/4" in height. Their is a hairline just left of the handle which runs about 2". A few firing marks in the brown mocha near the base. This is a combination with the chinese imari I have never seen before...

18TH Century Original Fireback with a Armorial Crest,Coat Of Arms with Lions that was purchased about 20 years ago from the Estate of Chef Boyardee on the Eastern Shore of Maryland in the vicinity of St. Michaels and Oxford, Md. The location on the Chesapeake Bay. This Estate actually built by the chef's son Mario BOIARDI. It is a Gorgeous 26,000 Square Foot Georgian on the Wye River. The name of the estate is Penderyn. Actually this Gaudy Mansion may have been a showcase but it was not a home...

18TH Century or earlier Solid Pewter Salt Bowl supported with very nice feet resembling a paw. This is definetly old. I guarantee that. Recently came out of an old estate in Newburyport, Massachusetts. This salt measures 3" in diameter and 1 1/3" in height. Beautiful moulded piece with feet that are just fabulous. I am not that knowledgeable on pewter as I always have admired. I am a dealer in chinese export porcelain and having exhibited at many shows I was always intrigued with pewter...

Circa 1770's Sevres Covered Condamint with Original Matching Cover with opening for Serving. Attached to Original Under-tray. Painter's Markings on back K:"IF". Dates from January 1st-July 17th, 1773. Excellent Condition. No CHIPS, CRACKS, or RESTORATION. Matching Original Cover. Measures 7" X 4" X 4" in Height/Depth. Perfect Condition!! No Restoration!! SEVRES MARKS ON BACK. Any information that anyone can add I would appreciate.

Circa 1797 Chamberlains Worcester Pattern #75 "Dragon in Compartment" Plate measuring 9 1/2" in diameter and 1 1/4" in depth. This pattern is also referred to as "Bengal Tiger". No chips,cracks or wear to this plate. Loss of gilding on the rim of the plate. But for such a Rare piece in this sought after pattern, I guess we can not expect miracles. If it was perfect with not this wear it is worth $1200-$1500...

Mid-19TH Century (C.1840) English Lustreware cup only that measures 2 1/2" in height and is 3 1/2" in diameter across the top and the base measures a tad over 1 3/4". On one side of the cup there is a lady and a man with a ship in the background. On the other side just the lady remains as if she were saying goodbye to him before he left to go out to sea. No marks on the base of the foot.

Late 19TH Century Chinese Export Mandarin Water Pitcher with handle converted into a Lamp. 11" in Height from Rosewood base to mouth or top of handle of this fine water pitcher. Electrified. Wonderful colors with blue and gold background and mandarin ladies in a scene of young child flying a kite. On the opposite side, panel is a lady on a bench and a chinese person with a bird in his hand. Also nice highlights in blue and gold. Good Condition. No chips, cracks or restoration.

Circa 1875 Pewter Porringer with American Eagle attached. This piece just came out of a New England Estate. We believe it is from the centennial period. Measures 3 1/2" in diameter and is 1 1/2" in height. I feel that the eagle is a cast metal and was soldered or attached in a similar way at a later date, maybe in 1976 to represent or misrepresent as a centennial piece during our 299 year anniversary.