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Pictures of your collections
Pictures of our collection on Instagram seem to be well received - now that we all have time on our hands why not take some pictures of your collection and send them to me for inclusion on the Discussion and|News section - I'm sure that we would all enjoy seeing them! My thanks to my good friend Milt for this great picture
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COVID-19 We are working from home and business continues
Firstly, to all of our friends and collectors - please take care and keep safe during this crisis. Although we are all self isolating now we will continue to accept orders and send out shipments - if this changes we will notify you immediately. If you wish to reserve pieces we will be happy to hold them for you until you are ready and/or able to have them sent. Kindest regards Bob
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In addition to over 800 antiques listed in our archive section do also look at our Instagram page where almost 400 pieces of mostly 18th century pottery (including many rare Toby jugs) are shown. Just press the black Instagram logo at the top right of this page above "contact"
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Rare Delft fuddling cup c.1750-60
Standing at just over 4" (10.5cm) tall this is a lovely and very original delft or tinglazed fuddling cup. Please contact us for additional information and a condition report.
SN: 1/7968
£1510
Bernard Palissy French faience footed bowl early 17th century
In good original condition a delightful French moulded footed bowl 9 1/4" wide and 2" tall (23cm wide) possible by Bernard Palissy c.1600 but may be Pre d'Auge. I have attached a picture (courtesy of the Ashmolean museum, Oxford) of an almost identical dish catalogued as "possibly Bernard Palissy (1510 - 1589) (potter)"
SN: 1/7806
£3650
A pair of 19th century delft Griffin chambersticks
A delightful pair of delft or tin glazed chambersticks in the form of Griffin's probably early to middle 19th century - 6" tall and 6" long (15 x 15cm) on the base: W 10. Please contact us for additional information and a condition report.
SN: 1/7894
£580
17th century Montelupo charger with a Batterista or drummer
A beautifully decorated 17th century Montelupo charger depicting a drummer or Batterista - 32cm wide. Please contact us for additional information and a condition report.
SN: 1/7888
£950
17th century Montelupo charger with Fuciliere or rifleman
A beautifully decorated 17th century Montelupo charger depicting a rifleman or fuciliere - 32cm wide. Please contact us for additional information and a condition report.
SN: 1/7887
£1290
4 angels - Italian tin-glazed or majolica salt
Late 17th / early 18th century Italian majolica salt supported by four angel's with outstretched wings - 4 1/4" tall and possibly Deruta or Urbino. In good original condition with no restoration.
SN: 1/7868
£610
c1760 delft colander or strainer - 9" wide
At 9" wide and 4" tall this mid sized delft strainer or colander displays extremely well. Please contact us for additional information and a condition report.
SN: 1/7833
£825
Large faience delft tankard with initials ACD 1791
Standing at just over 27cm tall this is a most impressive delft tankard well decorated with panels of trees set against a biushed manganese background. The pewter lid bearing the initials A C D and the date 1791. Please contact us for additional information and a condition report.
SN: 1/7808
£460
Early 19th century faience tankard for M E Vollhalsin 1823
Pagoda's and palm trees! A most attractive and unusually decorated tin glazed or faience tankard with pewter mounts and dated 1823. Please contact us for additional information and a condition report.
SN: 1/7810
£340
Lambeth delft scalloped edged plate c1740-50
A charming delft scalloped edged plate (22.5cm wide) with powdered blue rim and chinoiserie decoration Lambeth c1745-50. A bright glaze and in good original condition.
SN: 1/7807
£390
Brislington delft Adam and Eve charger c1690 35.6cm wide
One of the best decorated Adam and Eve chargers that I have seen - these vary quite a lot and the naivety of painting and richness of colour on this example makes it really stand out. As you will see it has had a stunning and honest rivet repair visible on the reverse, however, it's completely original and my restorer has gently tidied up any signs of this on the face - as you can see it looks fabulous!
SN: 1/7725
£4120
Bristol delft powder bowl c.1720-30
A delightful and rare Bristol delft powder bowl c.1720-30 well decorated and with a crimped rim - 18.5cm wide. Please contact us for additional information and a condition report.
SN: 1/6590
£520
18th century Brussels faience model of a Lion
A delightful 18th century faience model of a lion - 4" tall and 3 1/2" wide - probably Brussels. Please contact us for additional information and a condition report.
SN: 1/7605
£345
Rare delft polychrome William 111 tulip dish c.1690
A rare delft polychrome royal dish c.1690 c.23cm wide with a crowned half portrait of King William with tulips to each side and the initials W. R. Please contact us for additional information and a condition report.
SN: 1/6970
£1980
"I saw three ships a sailing" Delft charger - 35.5cm wide c.1750
A lovely delft charger or large dish c.1750 well painted with three sailing ships with trees to either side. Please contact us for additional information and a condition report.
SN: 1/7455
£520
2020! Happy New Year to you all
Wishing all of our friends and customers a very Happy New Year and all the best for the next 12 months – thanks for making the past year so enjoyable and with the advantage now of 2020 vision I ought to be able to find many wonderful pieces over the next year to satisfy your needs!
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Delft guglet with shell c.1760
An attractive delft guglet c.1760 decorated with vases of flowers and various auspicious objects and with an unusual scallop shell thumbpiece - 8 3/4" tall. Please contact us for additional information and a condition report.
SN: 1/6851
£450
Nestegg Antiques offers good early delft pottery including posset pots, fuddling cups, chargers, jugs, toby jugs, cow creanmers and figures.