salt air & art de vivre
Add a touch of elegance to your table setting or create a stunning plate wall with this rare set of six (6) antique bone china luncheon plates created by Royal Doulton exclusively for Tiffany & Co. New York.
Manufactured at the historic Burslem factory in Staffordshire, England, these plates feature the vibrant, hand-painted E7631 "Flower Urn" pattern. The design showcases a central floral urn surrounded by an elegant apple-green geometric border and finished with a crisp mustard-yellow trim.
Historical Details & Marks:
Manufacturer: Royal Doulton (Burslem, England)
Retailer: Tiffany & Co. (New York)
Pattern Code: E7631 (Flower Urn)
Circa: 1901–1922 (Edwardian to Early Art Deco Era)
Backstamps: Features the green printed Royal Doulton lion/crown warrant mark alongside the distinct pinkish-red overglaze "Tiffany & Co. New York" retail stamp. The pattern numbers are hand-painted by the decorator.
Dimensions:
Diameter: Approximately 9 inches (Luncheon/Dessert size)
Condition Report:
Excellent antique condition. The porcelain displays a bright, clean, glossy glaze with no structural cracks, chips, or major spider-web crazing. Colors and enameled bands remain vibrant. As expected with authentic 100+ year-old dinnerware, minor faint surface utensil marks or light shelf wear on the base rings may be present upon close inspection, consistent with gentle historical use. Please view all high-resolution photos as they form part of the description.
Shipping & Handling:
We take extreme care in packaging fragile antiques. This set of 6 will be individually bubble-wrapped and securely double-boxed to ensure safe arrival. Fully insured shipping with tracking is included.
Every piece in the maison is antique or vintage — beautifully aged, thoughtfully chosen, and ready for its next chapter. As with all pre-loved treasures, some pieces may carry the gentle marks of a life well lived. Please review all photos carefully before purchasing, as imperfections are part of the story and all sales are final.
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Description:
Elevate your tea service or antique pottery collection with this stunning, authentic Wedgwood Dark Blue Jasperware set. This listing features a classic teapot accompanied by its rare, miniature matching cream jug.
Unlike the more common sage green or pale blue jasperware, this set boasts a rich, deep cobalt blue matte finish that beautifully contrasts against the crisp, intricately detailed white neoclassical relief figures depicting traditional Greek mythological scenes.
Item Details:
• Brand: Wedgwood
• Material: Matte Stoneware / Jasperware
• Color: Dark Cobalt Blue & White
• Era: Circa 1930s
• Origin: Made in England
• Set Includes: (1) Teapot with Lid
Condition:
Excellent vintage condition! The stoneware retains its gorgeous matte finish, and the applied white slip relief scenes are incredibly crisp with no missing sections. No major cracks or repairs observed. (Please review all high-resolution photos carefully as they form part of the visual condition report).
Shipping & Handling:
We treat fragile antiques with the utmost care! This set will be wrapped in multiple layers of heavy-duty bubble wrap and securely boxed to ensure a safe arrival at your doorstep. Ships insured with tracking.
Thomas, John & Joseph Mayer (T. J. & J. Mayer) at the famous Dale Hall Pottery in Longport, Staffordshire, England.
Overview
Add a touch of authentic mid-Victorian elegance to your home with this beautiful antique English ironstone platter. Produced in Longport, Staffordshire, England by the renowned brothers Thomas, John, and Joseph Mayer (T.J. & J. Mayer), this piece features their highly collectible "The Gem" pattern, which dates precisely between 1843 and 1855.
The central design showcases a classic Romantic-era landscape complete with elegant figures, a scenic river, and classical architecture. The scene is beautifully framed by an intricate, ornate border filled with the geometric shapes and delicate "gem" pearl motifs that give the pattern its name.
Details
Manufacturer: T. J. & J. Mayer (Dale Hall Pottery)
Origin: Longport, Staffordshire, England
Pattern: "The Gem"
Era: Mid-19th Century (Circa 1850)
Material: Ironstone / Earthenware
Color: Classic Flow Blue / Underglaze Blue Transferware
Backstamp: Features the complete underglaze blue T.J. & J. Mayer crest, pattern name, and origin on the reverse side.
Condition Report
This item is a genuine, 170+ year old antique and shows a beautiful, honest patina. It features prominent glaze crazing throughout and distinct character browning/staining on the front face, typical of early ironstone. No structural chips or hairline cracks detected. Please review all photos closely, as they are a vital part of the visual condition description.
This charming, smaller-sized platter is perfect as a statement display piece on a plate rack, a historical addition to a transferware collection, or a unique trinket dish for a vanity or entryway table.
Ships promptly and will be packaged with extreme care using professional-grade wrapping materials to ensure safe transit!
Every piece in the maison is antique or vintage — beautifully aged, thoughtfully chosen, and ready for its next chapter. As with all pre-loved treasures, some pieces may carry the gentle marks of a life well lived. Please review all photos carefully before purchasing, as imperfections are part of the story and all sales are final.
Discover the captivating charm of nautical artistry with this Gordon Grant Framed Maritime Lithograph that brings the spirit of the sea into your home.
Authentic Gordon Grant lithograph print from an original watercolor featuring a large clipper ship with exquisite maritime detailing.
Framed under glass in mid century rustic wood frame.
Ready to hang, perfect for enhancing any room’s aesthetic.
Immerse your home in the serene beauty of the sea with this timeless piece, bringing a sense of tranquility and history into your space.
Please note there are two more matching lithographs in this set. See store for listing of all three.
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