2 Results: New & Used in pots in Unley Area, SA

A lovely hand painted porcelain pot in excellent condition. It measures 7cm high and 6cm wide.

J&G Meakin white embossed chamber pot. Circa 1914. Measures 24cm diameter rim to rim (20cm internally) with a depth of 13cm. Embossed pattern. In wonderful condition with some discolouring to the bottom of the pot, a small black mark in the glaze and a small chip on the rim of the base but otherwise no cracks, crazing or other blemishes. Back stamp dates it from 1914. Great decorative item or planter

2 chamber pots, one with no markings the other is Meakin. $25 each.

Tray is 46x26cm Tea pot is 17cm Cups 5cm tall Saucers are 11cm in diameter

Overall in good condition. Small chip to cup . There is a lid for sugar bowl which isn't shown in the photo Tea pot is small, measures 13cm Firm on price Tea cups are 6cm tall

In good condition Tea pot, creamer and sugar bowl with 5 cups and saucers

Rare Pair Of Antique 19th Century Moore Bros Plant Pots They are 15cm tall - 11.5cm in diamater across the top rim. The pots themselves are in good condition with no cracks or hairline cracks. The encrusted flowers do have chips and damage. Spme of the gold gilt leaves are also chipped or broken. Keep this in mind when bidding. They need a clean and the inside of one is stained and a bit grubby. NOTE they are more a off white. They look whiter than they are here due to light reflection Can p

Small. Good Condition. Text me on M: To arrange further ?

These figurines are made of very dark almost black wood. There is one male and one female and they stand approximately 25cm tall. The man is wearing a wrap around garment and he has one hand up to his mouth and the other is by his side. The woman is carrying a pot on her head with one arm and is carrying a vessel in her other. She is wearing some form of a wrap around garment.I am downsizing so these must go.

The pots are coloured in hues of brown and olive green.This set comprises 4 small pots which stand approximately 14cm high (without the cork lids) and are 28cm around the middle. The small pots all have felt bases which are a little worn and one of the cork tops has a small “chip” out of it (as shown in the photo). The large pot is approximately 17cm high and is approximately 50cm around. The large pot has Norm’s name painted on the base as much of his earlier work did. The smaller pots have hi