Decorative China & Pottery & Related Artifacts

ARTIFACT: This is a great circa 1950 Wagon Road Inn salad or cereal bowl made by Mayer China Co based in Beaver Falls, Pennsylvania. The restaurant was located in Altamount, New York. VINTAGE: Circa 1950's SIZE: Size 6-1/2" in diameter x...

ARTIFACT: This is a circa 1951 Ecuadorian Navy salad bowl in heavy porcelain made by Warwich China. VINTAGE: Circa 1951 SIZE: Size: 5-3/4" in diameter x 2-1/2 CONSTRUCTION / MATERIALS: Porcelain ATTACHMENT: None MARKINGS: "ARMADA DEL ECUADOR...

ARTIFACT: This is a fabulous 1920's Black Knight Country Club soup bowl. This is a Bailey-Walker made bowl, with the date coded 10/2It was produced for the club only four years after it opened in 1924 in Beckley, West Virginia. VINTAGE: Circa...

ARTIFACT: This is a wonderful circa 1905 Royal Baby plate in excellent condition. It shows a picture of Tom, the piper's son, surrounded by children as he plays his instrument. The plate has at least 95% of the original gilding present, with only a small...

ARTIFACT: This is a 1970s set of salt and pepper shakers from the American Apple Pie Company. They are in white porcelain and have the company's stamp in blue on the bottom of each shaker. VINTAGE: Circa 1970s. SIZE: Approximately 2-3/4" in height...

ARTIFACT: This is a Weller pottery vase from the 1930s. It is tall and narrow with two handles, and is in a sea foam green color with a single pale pink flower adorning it. VINTAGE: Circa 1930s. SIZE: Approximately 7-3/4" in height and 2-7/8"...

ARTIFACT: This is a beautiful oval serving plate from the Rockingham Hotel in Portsmouth, New Hampshire. The Rockingham Hotel was a luxurious establishment started by larger-than-life local hero Frank Jones and which operated until 1973 (today the former...

ARTIFACT: This is a matte green art pottery bowl by Weller from the Arts and Crafts period. The bowl resembles a small cauldron with four square feet, and has four raised "pillars" spaced along its edge. There is a decorative embossed...

ARTIFACT: This is an interesting 1930s wall plaque by Farberware of New York. The company was started in 1900 by S.W. Farber, a tinsmith by trade. The plaque is a ceramic plate with a wide, aluminum border. There is a scene showing two women and a child...