Rookwood pottery
rectangular dresser box
with celedon glaze and
lid with impressed
flower decoration. Base
and lid with impressed
logo, dated 1948, pattern
#6556. (Minor crazing
to base.)
Antique American Whalers Cane with horn handle and banding, and shaft made from shark vertebrae. Sailors would make these decorative canes while on a voyage and sell them or give them to family and friends when they got home. Circa 1830-60
Shakespeare jug by Royal Doulton, England, transfer printed with tavern scene of Falstaff and Bardolph and a quote from Henry IV, Part I. Printed underglaze mark and numbered “D2779”. (hairline top of handle)
Two Pair of Antique Opera Glasses , the one on the left (#8577)is brass and abalone shell and is French and the one on the right (#7845) is brass and mother of pearl, unmarked.
