Tureen, lead-glazed earthenware, made by Sewell and Donkin, St. Anthony's Pottery, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, ca. 1828-1840

Carlton Ware 'Newspaper Boy' Napkin Ring c1930 One of the rarest of the novelty napkin rings - the newspaper boy in full cry. Lovely condition. For more details and a good selection of Carlton Ware visit Premier Antiques

Winter is the season of soups and stews, and it offers the perfect excuse to enjoy a particularly fanciful piece of tableware: the tureen.

Blue Gzhel, folk painting related to blue and white ceramics, and is also one of the traditional Russian centers of ceramics production.

Rare Michel Caugant terrine in the shape of a rabbit. A vintage figural Rabbit Pâté Terrine made for Laurent Caugant, a Bretagne pâté maker 1927 - 1950 Michel Caugant son and grandson of butchers created these terrines in the shape of animals to present pâtés in their luxury grocery store. Very quickly their customers began to collect all the different terrines of animals that were made knowing that each piece being made by hand is unique. Without chips or cracks, just a slight space at the back between the upper part and my lower part The bottom is printed: " Cette piece en faience veritable, a ete entirement realisee a la main. Je vous la propose en exclusivite. – Michel Caugant " Translation: This piece is true faience and was made entirely by hand. I want to recommend it exclusively. Circa : 1940 - 1950 Origin : France

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