Set of 10 Dresden cups and saucers by Porzellanmalerei Ambrosius Lamm, Dresden, Germany, circa 1887-1934. The blue lamb mark on the bottom was a visual pun on Lamm's last name. Lamm translates into lamb in German. Excellent condition. The saucers measure 4.75 inches across and the cups are .75 inches high. 24k gold surrounds the floral design. Each of the cups has a different flower painted inside. Ambrosius Lamm was a decorator of porcelain, not a factory manufacturer. As a perfectionist, he bought high-quality white blanks from famous porcelain houses like Meissen, KPM, and Rosenthal, and hand-painted them with exquisite floral or mythological motifs. Pristine unused condition.
Antique Rookwood pottery jug or pitcher in excellent condition. Ombre green to white glaze with very pale pink tint at the handle and rim. Circa 1930. Stamp year is illegible and artist's mark is unclear but possibly that of Sallie E. Coyne. Overall height 9 and three eighths inches.
18th century European faience charger with floral swag border. Measures 13.5 inches in diameter. Very good condition with some rim flakes, typical of tin glazed ceramics. The silver-soldered tin hanging strap obscures any mark that may be on the base.
Antique pair of Staffordshire earthenware fox and geese figurines. English, 19th century. Each measures 8.75" high x 7" long x 2.25" wide. Fine estate condition with very little flaking.
Chinese export porcelain bowl with cut corners and "orange peal" surface. Circa 1760-80.Measures 10" x 9.5" x 5" high. No chips or repairs.