This is a lovely antique Victorian era flow blue Chamber Pitcher, in the Brooklyn pattern by the Albion Pottery Co. from Burslem, Stoke-on-Trent, England This ironstone piece features a lovely scalloped edge raised band with rich deep cobalt blue border of roses, leaves and vines. Would look lovely filled with fresh blooms as a centrepiece, or on a side table. It would have initially sold with a wash basin, however they have long been separated. In excellent vintage condition, with no chips, cracks or discolouration Measures: 11” (28 cm) tall 9” (23 cm) wide from handle to spout 4 1/2” (11.4 cm) diameter at base Nib Marked: Accommodation Backstamp: Albion Pottery Brooklyn, and the initials for the original partners Mr. E. Bourne and Mr. J.E. Leigh. I date this as pre-19013, as Bourne left the partnership. The business ran from 1892 to 1941.
Located in La Quinta’s fabled Madison Club, this vacation home was designed for a sophisticated client who loves to entertain family and friends when in town.
Zestimate® Home Value: $760,989. Location,Location,Location!Fabulous Waterfront acreage on Taylor Lake with breathtaking views from almost every room in the house!Bulkheaded and recent replaced deck*Garage parking for 5+ vehicles* Grand size den with massive double sided fireplace*Very open floorplan* seller has recently updated a/c ($17k)*Washer /Dryer will remain*Abundance of storage for all your toys*Inground pool & large covered patio great for entertaining*Many mature trees and dog run
The ‘Umbo’ shelving system, a bit of space age plastic fantastic first produced by Directional Furniture of New York in 1970. For many years the Umbo shelves were misattributed to Italian designer Joe Colombo and understandably so. In fact the modular and customizable shelving system was designed by American designer and inventor Kay Leroy Ruggles who worked as one of Directional’s in-house designer.
This Man Candy Monday was inspired by a comment Kendra made in her review of Scaramouche (1952) that “Stewart Granger is not hot in any era.” Snarky fun, sure, but a bit unfair! He was …
A sensitive update to the Featherston House (1969) by Robin Boyd, one of Melbourne’s most architecturally-significant homes.
Imagine stepping into a time machine and being transported back to the groovy era of the 1970s. As you open your eyes, you find yourself standing in a hallway t
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Imagine stepping into a time machine and being transported back to the groovy era of the 1970s. As you open your eyes, you find yourself standing in a hallway t
Imagine stepping into a time machine and being transported back to the groovy era of the 1970s. As you open your eyes, you find yourself standing in a hallway t
Located in a remote bay in the Marlborough Sounds, this house emphasises the intimate qualities of the small bay. Set close to the water it runs along the contour as a two storey primary element incorporating living areas above and guest rooms below. Linked by a glazed bridge is a main bedroom...
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31 Days of Everyday Quilt Inspiration just went from "everyday" to "extraordinary"! Today we are looking at volcano colours for our next quilt inspiration.
