Vintage M.A. Hadley Hand Painted Bean Pot Cookie Jar With Whale Design

This pottery bean pot has a very unusual pattern and is in fine condition. The size exceptionally large for a cook or bean pot.

Wonderful hand painted ceramic centerpiece made at the beginning of 900, of Chinese manufacture. The centerpiece has a circular shape and is totally made of red and white ceramic totally hand painted. It is composed by a central body useful as object holder, cookies or candies holder...

Vintage Plexiglass Octagonal Lidded Biscuit Bucket and Trivets Set. Netherlands, 1970s This beautifull vintage paneled biscuits bucket is composed of thick plexiglass and has 8 si...

his sugar pot is in silver metal. It has been made in France in the 20th century, by the wellknown manufactureer Christofle.

Danish ceramist. Unique bowl in hand painted ceramics. Checkered design, late 20th century. Measures: 14 x 6 cm. In very good condition. Signe...

Beautiful vintage Asian sauce dishes, hand-painted with intricate designs. This set of 4 adds an elegant, cultural touch to your table setting.

A set of 4 large vintage tribal Moroccan hand painted ceramic bowls. In a white and burgundy tone, each bowl features beautiful floral motif...

Antique hand forged copper Cauldron pot twin handles 12" diameter. Item marked "12" on handle which refers to interior diameter. Circa late 19th century e...

A set of 2 large vintage tribal Moroccan hand painted Pottery bowls. One bowl is finely painted in a red on white floral design and the second bowl features intricate floral and geom...

Vintage midcentury hand painted Eipage Royal porcelain large turn with lide. Decorated with 24 K gold plated essence and small colourful flowers and a bouges of flowers in the center marked at the bottom Eipage Royal Czechloslovakia. It is in very good condition , no crack or repair, there is some loos of gold in the handles which is proper for age and it does not effect the beauity or the function of the turn History of Epiage , The “OEPIAG” and “EPIAG” marks. Both OEPIAG and EPIAG were associations of different potteries put together by the Austrian Government in 1918 to promote the sale of Bohemian pottery and porcelain. The name “OEPIAG” is an acronym for “Österreichische Porzellan Industrie AG,” which translates to Austrian Porcelain Industry. Any pottery with this mark generally predates 1920, when the name was changed Erste Böhemische Porzellan Industrie AG—First Bohemian Porcelain Industry—and the mark was switched to “EPIAG.” While several Bohemian potteries were members, the Pirken-Hammer mark you mention was used by one of founding members of the association, Fischer and Mieg...