Recent News: Flow Blue
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“AMERICANA” ESTATE AUCTION
Maine Antique Digest, February 7th
Early handleless c/saucers, Set Royal Worcester "Lavinia" china, Wedgwood Jasperware vase-cov. dish & ashtray, Silv. lustre mug & c/saucer, Delft tiles inc. tulip & cottage patts., Bennington milk bowl & spittoon, Flow blue chamber mug "Hong",...Read more
Go East, Monsieur
Wall Street Journal, February 6thDesigns—like the venerable "flow-blue" patterns—painted and later transfer-printed on Meissen and English porcelain and pottery often represented European fantasies of Asian life, mingling Chinese, East Indian and Middle Eastern motifs...Read more
Living Small, Decorating Large
New York Times, February 2nd
Shelves hold an impressive collection of flow blue china, made by 19th-century English potters and named for the way the glaze blurred or “flowed” during firing. From Mr. Burton's parents back in North Carolina came a chest that was a wedding present...Read more
AT THE GALLERIES
Door County Advocate, February 1stNautical art, antiques and gifts; hand-crafted model ships by Arnie Wegner; flow blue and crystal, 1860s to the present; antique clocks, vintage jewelry and primitives. Buy, sell and trade antiques and nautical items. 10:30 am to 5 pm Thursdays through...Read more
Jan. 28: UPTOWN SATURDAY NIGHT
St. Augustine Record, January 26thAlso on view, Royal Doulton Toby Mugs, Florida Highwaymen paintings, shipwreck artifacts and coins, fine antique furniture, American art pottery, Flow Blue china, majolica, vintage and contemporary jewelry and kitsch will be on display during Uptown...Read more
At the galleries
Green Bay Press Gazette, January 26thNautical art, antiques and gifts; hand-crafted model ships by Arnie Wegner; flow blue and crystal, 1860s to the present; antique clocks, vintage jewelry and primitives. Buy, sell and trade antiques and nautical items. 10:30 am to 5 pm Thursdays through...Read more
Collect Call | Tracy Zabar's Charm Bracelets, Snowglobes, Santa Mugs, etc., etc.
New York Times (blog), January 20thIf so, then why is there a still an eBay search for “Flow Blue china” in Zabar's computer? And why does she say with a shrug, “If I walk in somewhere and someone has an amber type, it's not like I'm not going to buy it.”) There was a sea change in her...Read more
Robert L. Foster.
Antiques and Arts Weekly, January 13thGLASS & CHINA: Ant. decanters, Cranberry glass, Flow blue platter “Formosa”, Royal Worcester china “Evesham”etc., Royal Doulton Tobies & nautical figs., Peafowl spatterware cup, Copeland Spode “Newburyport Blue”, Am. pattern glass, Inkwells,...Read more