Name: Antique Chinese Qing Dynasty Tongzhi Cabbage Leaf Pattern!! 10"by7" approx
Brand: Rare
Price: 375 USD
Availability: InStock

Antiques - 100 Years Or Older

Brand: Robbins Ransbottom
Size: small
Color: brown, cream
Features: comes with lid, handle, stoneware, vintage/antique from the 1920s, makers stamp, made in USA
Condition: pre owned condition, some marks see photos
Material: stone

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OLD RARE Victorian England BRETBY Art Pottery Vase.  Handmade original.  Marked. Gloss glaze is medium to dark brown with a bit of copper iridescence.  The patina is original and simply fabulous.  No chips or cracks.  Top has 3 small spouts and a larger in center.  There are 3 'hanger' strips on sides of vessel body.  Excellent vintage piece of art pottery from Victorian England.  Perfect for the Art Pottery collector who has everything.  This is a rare one of a kind piece that came directly from England to our Antique shop.  Cannot find another one like it anywhere on the market.  See photos for details and dimensions.

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A pounce pot is a container for pounce, perforated at the top so that it could be used to sprinkle the powder on to parchment or on to newly written pages. Pounce pots were usually small turned or rounded pots shaped somewhat like salt cellars but with a concave, or saucer-shaped, top or lid. Variant forms that came into fashion, particularly in the eighteenth century, included small square-shaped boxes. They were commonly made of wood, brass, pewter, silver, bone, ivory, or other materials, including in later times porcelain and glass. An inkstand, or ‘standish’ as it was commonly called in earlier times, is a stand or tray for holding inkpots, bottles, glasses, a pounce pot, pens, or other writing materials, and was generally designed to rest on a desk. From at least the fifteenth century onwards, inkstands could take various forms and be distinguished by varying degrees of elaboration.
This one stands 2 3/8 inches high, and is approximately 2 inches in diameter at its widest point.

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This Antique Chinese Qing Dynasty vase features a beautiful Tongzhi Cabbage Leaf pattern, showcasing the intricate craftsmanship of the era. Measuring approximately 10 inches in height and 7 inches in diameter, this porcelain vase is a stunning example of Asian Antiques. The vase's multiple colors and antique originality make it a unique addition to any collection. The region of origin is China and the age of the vase falls between 1850-1899, adding to its historical value. The primary material used in the vase is porcelain and pottery, which is known for its durability and beauty. This antique vase would make a great addition to any home or collection and is sure to be a conversation starter.

Rare Pottery Antiques - 100 Years Or Older

Rare Pottery Antiques - 100 Years Or Older

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