PORCELAIN AUCTION
Sunday, November 21,
2010
10:00 a.m. (CST)
2437 Monroe in LaPorte, Indiana
DIRECTIONS – From
West, take SR 2 into downtown LaPorte; go two
blocks east of courthouse and turn right onto Monroe/SR 4 and go 1.2 miles to auction
site on left. From East, take SR 2 from South Bend to LaPorte;
go to Boyd Boulevard just past Wal-Mart; turn left onto Boyd Boulevard and go
approximately 1.2 miles to Monroe/SR 4; turn right onto Monroe and go .75 miles
to auction on right. From South, take US 35 north toward LaPorte; at the first light before entering the city, turn
right onto Boyd Boulevard and go north approximately 1 mile to Monroe/SR 4;
turn left and go .75 miles to auction site on right. Note: Auction held indoors in heated, carpeted
auction gallery.
Initial List with
More Being Unpacked
Faince vase w/ artist’s initials “A.L.” w/ ship in water scene w/ applied
birds & flowers. Wedgwood transfer
Cider Jug post 1880 w/
picture of Longfellow w/ poem on back (handle repaired); turneen
depicting many scenes incl. National Museum of Sweden? By Gustagsberg
(1890-1910); pitcher decorated w/ flowers and “Chocolate” written across the
bottom by Tothill and McBean
Silver Co. (1890-1903) Ottawa, IL (has chip on bottom and missing lid, 10
inches high); Lahore pattern tureen by T&R Boote
Ltd. (1890-1906) January 7, 1880 w/ original ladle (crack in lid handle redone); tray (possibly Limoges
Martial Redan.) w/ scene of woman standing and man
laying down playing instrument (marked W/T) and is 9 ½ inches wide by 24 inches
long; hair receiver by Guerin-Poyat-Elite Ltd.
(1870-Present) made in Limoges, France; Royal Nishiki
Nippon vase (1890-1921) w/ large flowers (repair to handle); Rose pattern
teapot and 4 cups by Reinhold Schlegelmilch Tillowitz, Silesia, Germany (1869-1938); Rose pattern lustered covered dish w/ handles R.S. Purssia
Edmann Schlegelmilch
(1881-1938); Staffordshire Spaniel spill vase (13 ½ inches high w/ small old
cracks); Meissen candelabra w/ two cherubs (one w/ wreath & other w/ wreath
& sickle) with noticeable repairs; Doulton Lambeth 3-handled vase by Hannah Barlow (1872-1906) incised
w/ wild boar & two wolves; Royal Doulton humidor
(1922) depicting Lord Nelson & reads “Englan
Expects Every Man to Do His Duty”; Gustausberg vase
w/ floral pattern made in Sweeen; Careltonware
pitcher Bleau Royal w/ great enamel work egret w/
foliage & trees made in England; Wedgwood Don decanter July 1969; Pitcher
marked Blakeman & Henderson Limoges, France; Boch Freres covered dish w/ brass
holder & accents marked Boch Freres
in circle w/ cross outside; pair of W.H. Goss Porcelain (1887-1916) recreations
of an Urn from Old Windsor & a bronze (both have repairs); porcelain vase
w/ orchids signed Cherdeg (possibly R.S. Prussia but
has hole in bottom where mark used to be); Candlestick w/ blue flowers by Oscar
& Edgar Gutherz (1889-1918) Altrohlau,
Bohemia; Royal Copenhagen candlestick w/ flowers marked 2 ¼ inches high; hair
receiver w/ blue flowers by Tressemanes & Vogt
*1892-1917) Limoges, France marked Appalaton; dresser
set tray w/ blue background & pink flowers by Guerin-Pouyat-Elite
Lt. (1901-present); porcelain toothpick 4 suites of jacks by Porcelain Union
United Porcelain Factories AG (1921-1927) Klosterie, Bhoehmia; Nessly Mug (4 inches
high); and more.
Plates
& Bowls
-- Ironstone china bowl by J. Wedgwood (1841-1860) w/ flake on bottom edge;
Ironstone plate of Brussels by J. Wedgwood (1841-1860) w/ crack on edge; Willow
plate marked USA cracked; Palestine plate by J. Ridgeway w/ slight repair on
edge; Albert Star R.M.W. & C w/ some flakes in glaze; stoneware plate Conova w/ crack; Florentine plate by T.J. & J. Mayer;
Picturesque plate by EC/B; Royal Doulton Burslem (1882-1902) bowl (9 ¾ inches in diameter); PV
France plate; Dresden plate by Paul, Bishop, & Stonic
(1876-1936); Dresden plate by Villeroy & Boch (1874-present) made in Germany; Takito
marked plate hand painted (1880-1948) w/ chip on edge; Independence Hall by
Buffalo Pottery (1901-present); Asiatic plants plate marked; Gordon Bowl
imported by Lewis, Strauss, & Sons (1895-1917) made by Edge, Malkin, & Co. (1871-1903) w/ 2 flakes; Siam plate by J.
Clementson Co. Registry Mark dated April 8, 1850; Friburg plate by W. Davenport & Co. (1830-1880); Dado
Stoke on Trent plate by Fridgeways (1885-1886); Doulton Brslem *1882-1903) plate
w/ bird flying by flowers w/ brown background; Illustrations of the Bible plate
by T. Mayer; Sevres plate w/ man & woman lying in field blue & white;
cobalt plate w/ fantastic gold enamel work; opal plate w/ three women by
Victoria Porcelain Co. (1891-1918) Anthrohlow,
Bohemia signed by Carl Larseny (does have an old
crack); floral plate by John & William Ridgeway (1814-1830) Staffordshire,
England w/ chip on back edge; bowl w/ scene depicting trees and people by W.
Davenport & Co. (1800-1860); and more.
Majolica – plate marked Sarreguemines w/ strawberry & floral patter by Utzcheider & Co. (ca. 1900) w/ crack; George Schmider plate Zell on Harmersbach
Badenia, Germany (1907-1928) Water Lilly patter w/ 3
chips; plate by George Schmider Zell on Harmersbach Badenia, Germany
(1907-1928) Daisy patter w/ scalloped edges w/ small chip; plate by George Schmider Zell on Harmersbach Badenia, Germany (1907-1928) Pear & Nut pattern w/
basket weave background w/ 2 chips; Roses w/ Basket Weave bowl unmarked;
fish-shaped bouquet holder by Marley w/ mark faded (9 inches high);
Teapots – floral teapot w/
small village in background; square teapot w/ grape vine pattern by Glasgow Pottery
(1895-1904) Trenton, NJ w/ chip on lid;
Other – Metlox tureen Cabbage & Tomato pattern w/ original
1960’s sticker; compote marked A2114; Cobridge sugar
by J&G Alcock; porcelain bisque boy playing
tennis marked 4825; hand-painted vase w/ roses w/ unclear mark; Jaspwerware heart-shaped box in violet; porcelain bookend
marked 5762; pink & white porcelain ash tray w/ butterflies marked K-114;
porcelain cat belt buckle w/ metal eagle on back; porcelain spaniel w/ repaired
foot; and more.
Price Guides & Resource Books – Eighteenth Century English Porcelain by George Savage, 1964; Kovels’ New Dictionary of Marks – Pottery &
Porcelain 1850 to the Present, by Ralph & Terry Kovel,
1986; Dictionary of Marks – Pottery &
Porcelain by Ralph M. & Terry H. Kovel, 1970;
Wedgwood by Jean Gorely,
1950; Seventeenth and Eighteenth Century
French Porcelain by George Savage, 1969; Porcelain & Pottery Marks by Urban Hartman, 1943; Worcester Porcelain by Stanley W.
Fisher, 1973; Ceramic Art of Great
Britain by Llewellynn Jewitt,
1985; European Porcelain by Maria Penkala, 1968; Collector’s
Encyclopedia of Pickard China by Alan b. Reed, 1995; Godden’s New Guide to English Porcelain by Geoffrey A. Godden,
2004; Catalogue of an Exhibition of Doulton Stoneware and Terracotta 1870—1925 by Richard
Dennis, 1971; Standard Catalogue of
Anglo-American China by Sam Laidacker, 1938; Old China by Minnie Watson Kamm, 1951; Porzellan by Ludwig Schnorr von Carolsfeld, 1920
(printed in German); Handbook of
Porcelain Marks by Clifford J. Schlegelmilch,
1971; Old English Lustre
Ware by John Bedford, 1968; Antique
Trader Pottery & Porcelain Ceramics Price Guide by Kyle Husfloen, 2000;
Antique Trader Guide to Fakes & Reproductions by Mark Chervenka, 2002; Wedgwood
by Geoffrey Wills, 1989; Wedgwood by
Wolf Makowitz, 1992; The Collector’s Wedgwood by Robin Reilly, 1980; The Observer’s Book of Pottery &
Porcelain by Mary & Geoffrey Payton, 1981; The Collector’s Pocket Book of China by G. Bernard Hughes, 1968; Italian Porcelain by Francesco Stazzi, 1967; An
Illustrated Encyclopedia of British Pottery and Porcelain by Geoffrey A.
Godden, 1965; Collector’s Encyclopedia of
Majolica by Mariann Katz-Marks, 1996; 18th Century German Porcelain
by George Savage, 1967; Mending and
Restoring China by Thomas Pond, 1970; English
Ceramics by Stanley Fisher, 1966; and more.
TERMS – Cash, check & credit cards. Sales tax unless exempt. Announcements day of sale
take precedence.
Engstrom Auctions
AC30200060
Gallery Phone
219-326-6200