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Clearance and Special Values
Commemorate the Centennial and Save! 
These 100th anniversary commemorative chargers were manufactured by Lenox using their finest bone china and based on the original Lenox china used in Stickley’s Craftsman Restaurant. The early 20th century border from the restaurant china circles around the new 21st century image of Stickley’s Log House set into the center. The central motif is a detail of an original block print by Yoshiko Yamamoto of the Arts & Crafts Press. Lenox recolored this contemporary image to harmonize with the original border and Als Ik Kan imprint. The back of each 12”plate is hand-numbered and contains a message about the centennial.
12" bone china, limited-edition, hand-numbered Lenox charger Was $199 Now $100!
Auguste Delaherche PlatesThese plates are a "must have" for any serious pottery collector. Universally recognized as one of the greatest potters of his era, Auguste Delaherche's pottery of the 1890s greatly influenced the early Arts & Crafts designs of the Grueby Pottery, Boston.
Delaherche's floral and plant designs reflect elements of both rustic and Japanese pottery. Produced at his atelier Sables Rouge, Armentieres France, circa, 1900, these stoneware (gres) plates bear a horizontal stamp "Auguste Delaherche" above the production number. Delaherche normally produced no more than eight to ten pieces of each design, with each piece of that design individually numbered sequentially. He recorded number 1 in October, 1896, and the highest number, 7870, dates from 1904.
Called the "Poet of Stoneware," Delaherche fired his kiln only once a year and destroyed every piece that did not meet his expectations, thus ushering in the era of modern studio pottery.
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Price: $300 each or $500 for the pair
Edmond Lachenal Bust
The bust measures 4 1/8" x 2¼" x 2¼" and is incised "Max Blondat" on the front, right side. The signature in glaze on the bottom reads "LACHENAL" with the incised number 3331. Price: $150
Zero Halliburton Slimline Attache CaseThe business person on the go who wants to look stylish at all times will want this classic silver color Premium Slimline Attache, part of the Zero Halliburton Slimline Collection, to meet his/her travel needs. Measuring 18" x 13" x 3" and weighing a mere six pounds, this attaché, made in the USA, is heat tempered with an anodized 100% aircraft aluminum shell that is made for dependable and rugged durability. Features include a sculpted comfort-fit handle, a triple digit lock with slide latch, a lined interior with expandable file pocket and card slots, and a lifetime warranty. Introduced to the world over 70 years ago, the aluminum case stands as an icon of strength, security, endurance and fashion. It blazed new territory for design, providing a unique, unmistakable presence that cannot be imitated. Price: $150
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Clematis. This plate measures 8½ " in diameter and is decorated with a clematis design in low relief with metallic matte and gloss glazes in tan, brown and green. It bears the stamped mark and the number 3738.
Annual Money or Honesty Plant. This plate measures 7 ¼" in diameter and is decorated in low relief with the annual money or honesty plant (luaria annua) in gloss glazes of silvery white on an oatmeal ground. It bears the stamped mark and the number 3789.
This stoneware (gres) bust of a bearded man, circa 1900, is after a model by the sculptor Max Blondat (France, 1879-1925). The lovely antique ivory matte glaze highlights the man's features. Edmond Lachenal (France, 1855-1930) was one of the pivotal figures in the development and creation of Art Nouveau in ceramics. His works are included in the collections of the Louvre, Paris and The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York.
