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Sevres Liverpool Ohio Chamber Pot
An unusual chamber pot, decorated with roses and banded in turquoise. It is molded and has a scrolled handle. The mark is a fleur d'lys and the company is Sevres...but made in Liverpool, Ohio ca 1900-1908. Evidently an American firm eager to cash in on the popularity of French china. The pattern name is Meltom. In very good condition with only a small bottom rim chip pretty much unnoticeable amid the scallops of the bottom rim.
Circa: 1900-1908
Size: 6x10
Type: Porcelain
Country of Origin: US
Manufacturer: Sevres
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Leather Cigarette Case with Brass Trim
An old soft worn leather cigarette case with a gold wash interior. It has lovely soft brown leather with a worn spot on one corner in front and one in back. The case is brass with the leather covering. Closes nicely, in good shape overall. Monogram in gold M H.
Circa: early to mid 20th c
Size: 4.75x3.75
Type: Leather
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Coty Wallet Look Compact
Resembling a wallet or purse, this is a gold toned compact in brushed gold that is in good condition. It has some discoloration on the back from too vigorous cleaning. There is a mirror and powder compartment. 2.5x3.5
Circa: mid 20th c
Size: 2.5x3.5
Type: Metal
Country of Origin: US
Manufacturer: Coty
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Nippon Hair Receiver & Powder Jar Set
A delicate Nippon porcelain handpainted dresser or vanity set consisting of a tri-footed hair receiver and a lidded powder jar. The handpainting has gold beading and individually painted roses and leaves, exquisite work. This set has been used and loved. While there are no chips, cracks or other flaws, the constant use has rubbed a bit of the gold off as seen in the photos. Not enough to mar the beauty of this set, just enough to show its antiquity. The mark shown is the Komaru symbol. It is shown in black and white because of photograpy difficulties. It is actually blue on the white porcelain. The symbol is said to be taken from the Japanese character "Komaru", meaning "overcoming difficulties". The words hand painted over the symbol and below is Nippon. This is a very early mark, possibly from 1910. The mark was used by a forerunner of Noritake.
Circa: 1910
Size: 2.5 x 4
Type: China
Country of Origin: JP
Manufacturer: Komaru Noritake
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