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Frank Whiting Sterling Antique Gadroon Set 12 Open Salt Butter Pat, Tiffany Blue Pouch

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Antique Whiting Gadroon

An outstanding set of 12 Whiting marked Sterling Silver Gadroon open salt dishes, each approx 3″ x 3″.  I’ve been told butter pats are flat, salts are like little bowls; YOU can use for either!  Made for Shreve, Crump & Low Company, excellent condition with minimum wear, gleaming silver. They were tucked away in storage in a Tiffany iconic blue silver-protecting felt pouch which is included. The total weight of all 12 stacked together is approx 14 ounces. Each is marked also with style numbers 160-28.  Please visit our Connectibles eBay Store with hundreds of beautiful collectible items.

Copeland Spode Antique 1891 Transferware Fluted Asian Plate Stork Butterfly Porcelain

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CopelandOffering a beautiful antique Copeland Spode fluted plate with hand-painted transferware pattern of a flying crane with palm trees and butterfly. 

Marked with appropriate Copeland “B2” and signed by artist, dating to pre-1891 era. Has an impressed date mark of S72 if I read it properly, which would be September 1872. 

Measures 8-1/4″ across

Delicate fluted design, colors are surprisingly bright and overall excellent condition.  Available in our ebay store connectibles.

Simon Halbig K*R Bisque DOLL 6″ Dollhouse Germany

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Simon HalbigSimon Halbig2Wow, what a cute little bisque doll! Here is a charming antique TINY 6-1/2″ Child Doll marked Simon Halbig K Star R for Kammer & Reinhardt. Made in Germany, Bisque head, sleep eyes, open mouth with teeth, Composition 5-piece jointed body with painted stockings & strap shoes. The mechanism for attaching the legs to the torso is interesting, as shown in the photos.

It is so much fun finding little treasures like this in such out-of-the-way places. By the way, Simon Halbig was a German company that started making dolls around 1870 and continued for about 50 years. Any other doll companies purchased their doll heads from S&H. Kammer & Reinhardt, the manufacturer of this doll, was one of the companies that purchased doll heads from S&H. It is excellent to know that outsourcing was thriving almost 150 years ago. Who knew? Our eBay Store Connectibles.