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2008R.S. Prussia Collectors Convention
Louisville, Kentucky
LouisvilleJuly 31 - August 3, 2008
Annual Convention
R.S. PRUSSIAInternational Association of R.S. Prussia Collectors, Inc.
JUNE 2008
Eastern Club Holds Meeting in Historic Frederick, MarylandMembers of the Eastern R. S. Prussia Club displayed their treasures and talked Prussia on April 27, 2008, at the Barbara Fritchie Restaurant, Frederick, Maryland. Frederick is known for both its Revolutionary War and Civil War history, especially its close proximity to the Antietam National Battlefield. Club mem-bers from Maryland, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Washington, DC and Virginia gathered, enjoyed lunch, and discussed topics ranging from the recent Woody’s Auction, selling trends, the forthcoming convention and the future of collecting.
Walt and Ellie Holz (NJ) orga-nized the meeting with the help of Pat Bussard (Maryland), who picked the restaurant that serves generous meals at yesteryear prices. Harold Dodds (NJ) displayed a unique collection of identically designed cobalt-and-floral vases and urns. Allen Marcus (Virginia) brought examples of vases of vari-ous molds and decors.
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It’s not too late! Registration form and convention info inside.
Don’t miss out!
The Unusual SeminarBeth VanderMeer, Jon Houserman and Tim Nance
Now is your time to dig out that Rare/Unusual/What the heck is it? item for this year’s The Unusual Seminar.
We are asking club members to bring one or two items for discussion at this seminar. These items will be placed individually on a podium in the front of the audience with a camera focused on them to enlarge the item on a screen for all to see. The individual can tell a short story or open a short discussion for the audience to offer their expertise on what it might be. This seminar will be an excellent chance for new and senior members alike to see and enjoy unique items that they might typically never see or very infrequently, see. Please add to your convention packing list that you will bring an item to share at this seminar. Time Friday from 1:15 – 2:00 p.m. Look for your Unusual Seminar registration form in your conven-tion packet, which you will receive when you check in at the registration booth.
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Greetings to all. I hope the severe weather has not touched any of our members. Hopefully, it will calm down in the next few weeks. The convention is less than a month away. All plans have been finalized for an excellent convention. If you have not made reservations at his time, call the hotel at 502-499-6220. Remember to ask for the RS Prussia room rate. For the past several years we have not had a theme for our conventions. This year I would like members to bring red items to display, adding a colorful theme for both old and new members. We attended Harold and Joleen Passow’s auction in April. It was great talking with current potential members. Approximately eight appli-cations were taken. Also, we shared eight of our past newsletters. We thought this would be another way of enticing new members to join us. In the future, when you attend auctions and/or antique shows, take along membership applications and a few newsletters. You can acquire these by calling or e-mailing Karla Hartzheim. In the last newsletter, Bob Yak-lin mentioned that elections will be held this year for all officers and two
board members. Should anyone wish to run or know of anyone who is willing to run, please contact any of the nominat-ing committee members: Bob Yaklin, Harold Dodds and Scott Davidson. What a pleasant surprise to have so many members voice their opin-ions on the logo that will be used on all of our future printed and Internet materials. We received 152 respons-es. Choice A received 41 votes; Choice C received 46 votes; and our win-ner, Choice B, received 65 votes (see below). I would like to thank all of the members who have contributed articles and pictures to our newslet-ter. Without your help, the newslet-ter would not be a success. It does not take much time to generate an article, whether it is an experience, such as the first or last item you purchased, or sharing some pictures of your items. Again, your contribu-tions, time, and energy are greatly appreciated.
The International Associationof R.S. Prussia Collectors, Inc.
Visit Us Atwww.rsprussia.com
PresidentTerry Coy, Kentucky
Vice PresidentAllen Di Marco570-547-8113
SecretaryKarla Hartzheim262-642-5460
Richard Hartzheim262-642-5460
Past PresidentGeorge Kandel, Indiana
DirectorsLarry Bazaar, Illinois
Richard Habenicht, Illinois815-838-8456
Grady Hite, North Carolina336-924-8657
Allen Marcus, Virginia703-912-3044
Linn Schultz, Iowa563-678-2658
Beth Vander Meer, Michigan269-792-9284
HistorianMary Lou Bougher, Kentucky
Web Page EditorKen Jinde, [email protected]
Newsletter EditorLinda Titus, Iowa
Phone 563-785-4438Fax 563-785-4673
P.O. Box 983Durant, IA 52747-0983
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In response to Terry Coy’s question on page 9 of the April newsletter about other 10 1/2” bowls, I have attached a picture of a “pie crust” mold 10 1/2” bowl in the fall sea-son. It’s a beautiful bowl.
— Gene Munsell
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From the Secretary and TreasurerDick and Karla Hartzheim I can’t believe that it is already the end of May. Trees and grass are green, flowers are blooming and the tem-perature is finally going up! Convention will be upon us much quicker than we think! As of May 17, we have 408 paid memberships. We have 36 families that have sent in convention registra-tions. Please keep the convention registrations coming. It is so important that we know how many are attend-ing, going to the banquet and wanting mugs. As plans are finalized, numbers are so very important. We do not want to order and/or ask for more that we need. Convention registration is $20.00, mugs are $5.00 each, and the banquet is $28.00. You have a choice of chicken rosemary or pork tenderloin for dinner. Please get your forms in ASAP. Send your convention registra-tion forms to: Karla Hartzheim, Secretary IARSPC, Inc. PO Box 583 Mukwonago, WI 53149 There is a registration form in this newsletter; how-ever, if you need another form, please send me an e-mail at [email protected]., and I will e-mail one to you. Remember, register early (postmarked by July 1, 2008) to be eligible for a drawing for a FREE night’s stay at the convention hotel. Early registration will also:• Help us to determine the amount of convention mate-rials that are needed• Help us to pre-stuff envelopes• Help us to give accurate numbers to the hotel, espe-cially for the banquet Thanks for all early convention registrations as they make our life much easier! We’re looking forward to another great convention, and we hope to see many of you there.
Officers & Directors (Term & Year of Expiration)PresidentTerry Coy (1st, 2008)
212 Wooded Falls Rd.Louisville, KY 40243 [email protected]
Vice PresidentAllen Di Marco (1st, 2008)
22 Mill Rd.Allenwood, PA 17810 [email protected]
SecretaryKarla Hartzheim (1st, 2008)
W 1925 Lucy Ln.Mukwonago, WI [email protected]
TreasurerRichard Hartzheim (1st, 2008)
W 1925 Lucy Ln.Mukwonago, WI [email protected]
Newsletter EditorLinda Titus
P.O. Box 983Durant, IA 52747Phone 563-785-4438Fax [email protected]
Web Page EditorTBA
Past PresidentGeorge Kandel
108 MeadowmereButler, IN [email protected]
DirectorsLarry Bazaar (1st, 2009)
720-C Bordeaux Ct.Elk Grove Village, IL [email protected]
Richard Habenicht (2nd, 2008)1021 Runyon Dr.Lockport, IL [email protected]
Grady Hite (2nd, 2008)2213 Meadow Hill Rd.Winston Salem, NC [email protected]
Allen Marcus (1st, 2009)9512 Leathersmith Ct.Burke, VA 22015703-912-3044
Linn Schultz (1st, 2009)
P.O. Box 185Lost Nation, IA [email protected]
Beth Vander Meer (1st, 2009)
3981 12th St.Wayland, MI [email protected]
The rules for survival of all species on this earth is adapt or die. So it is with manmade organizations like our RS Prussia International organization. Our organization has remained relatively unchanged since its es-tablishment in the 1980’s. We do business much the same way we did 20 years ago, and even though our membership numbers have declined slowly, we still have basically the same members. While we have enjoyed the benefits and pleasures of collecting Prussia and the fellowship of friends who also collect Prussia in the past 20 years, massive and significant changes have been occurring around us. Some of those changes include: (1) We (early members) are now 20 years
older and our lifestyle is starting to change. (2) New members will soon have to take over the responsibil-ity of directing and leading the RSP International if it is to survive. (3) Economical and technical changes are having a major impact on our society and in the makeup and operation of RSP International in the future. Two examples: The first major change is how computers will affect the way RS Prussia members of the future will buy and sell. The second major change is the cost of travel. In Decem-ber of 1998, a barrel of Crude Oil sold for $10.35. May 22, 2008 saw a barrel of Crude Oil sell for $135.09. RSP International does have sev-eral outstanding assets to help make a transition to the future. First, we
are blessed with outstanding leader-ship at the officer and Board of Direc-tors level. Second, we have leadership abilities in many of our members. Third, we are blessed with a sound financial position which will allow us to fund some of the needed changes that might be needed to continue to meet the needs of members. So, how do we, RSP International, make the needed changes necessary to meet the needs of our members in the future? Don’t ask me-- I’m over 65 too. What I do know is that we have younger, active, and qualified mem-bers who have the knowledge, the un-derstanding, and the resources that must be used to adapt and survive. It is our job to get them involved.
The Future for RSP International: Adapt or Dieby Linn Schultz
Please excuse our error…Last issue, you received your roster books in your newsletter packet. The printer’s devil got loose and managed to play havoc with the first page of the roster! The offi-cers’ and directors’ terms were incorrectly printed. Below please find a reprint of page 1 of your roster book with the correct term expiration dates. Make a notation in your book or you can cut this reprint out and tape or glue it over your page 1. We sincerely apologize for the error and for any confusion it may have caused.
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Eastern Club continued… Allen Marcus showed his Royal Vienna presentation. Those attend-ees who saw it at the Peoria conven-tion seemed to enjoy seeing it again. Thanks to his daughter Suzanne Marcus (Washington, DC) for the computer and projection set-up. Plans for the next meeting will be made at the International Conven-tion. If you want to be place or re-tained on the Eastern Club’s contact list for future meetings, contact Walt Holz at 732-828-0785 or e-mail [email protected].
R. S. Prussia MichiganWater WonderlandThe spring meeting of the R. S. Prus-sia Michigan Water Wonderland group met on Sunday May 18, 2008 at Red’s Grill in Portage hosted by Norma and Carl Tackett. Twenty-three members were present. We all enjoyed a hot, tasty dinner along with good conversation and fellowship. A brief business meeting was held. The minutes of the October 14, 2007 meeting were read by Secretary Sue Houserman. The minutes were ap-proved as read. Treasurer Bea Gate-wood reported a balance of $1,134.98 in the bank. The treasurer’s report was approved. New finds and unusual R. S. Prussia pieces were passed around for all to see. Grace Presler related an amusing story of her beautiful framed plate and how she acquired it. She has promised to bring it to the convention for the Rare and Unusual program to share with all. Beth Van-derMeer reminded all to bring one or two pieces of R. S. Prussia that may be rare, unusual or that has an un-usual story to the convention for the program. Items that members have questions about can also be brought. It is a great way to share information and meet other members. The meeting was adjourned with an invitation by Norma to visit the many antique shops in Schoolcraft. Respectfully submitted, Sue Houserman, Secretary
The 15th Annual Do It Yourself Auction Our generous members have donated over $38,000 of beautiful RSP China over the past fourteen Do It Yourself Auctions. Let’s keep it going. Chuck and Joy Litteral have already started the auction by donating several lovely pieces of RSP that should bring in a healthy sum. We’re hoping Joy will auction them off “with no interfer-ence”. Thanks, Chuck and Joy. An-other good idea would be to donate a piece of RSP in honor of a birthday or anniversary or in memory of some-one. Last year Fred Kunz was award-ed the title of best professional Do It Yourself Auctioneer. Please continue Fred. We hope C.L. Riley will bring some of his beautiful paintings for auction. All auctions begin at $25.00. For 45 minutes of fun and laughter, we will see you at the Do It Yourself Auction. Howard Greenberg; Honorary Co Chair, Tim Nance; Committee: Francis and Terry Coy, Fred Kunz, C.L. Riley, Selma Greenberg, Mary Lou Bougher, Harold Dobbs Jr., Ben Thompson, Angela Adkins, Matt Wroda, and Allison Thomas.
From the Auction CommitteeSubmitted by Brad WittThe R.S. Prussia Auction Commit-tee is happy to announce that the Chuck Litteral Auction will be having the annual 2008 convention auction. This is a well-rounded collection with something for everyone. I wish to thank my committee members Rich-ard Habenicht and Allen Marcus for their work and support this year. We are looking forward to a great con-vention and auction.
With SympathyWe are saddened to hear of the pass-ing earlier this year of member Kevin Zollman, Kokomo, IN.
News Gramps, You’re Paying Too Much! Grady and Annette HiteTwo of our grandchildren live within a few hours of us. We have found it very convenient to invite them (and their parents) to meet us halfway at an auction house for a weekly Friday night auction. We will preview items and on occasion, there is a reason to stay. Remember, we collect other cat-egories besides RSPrussia (Heaven forbid, you say?) and at times Grady purchases a “bargain” for resell. Fre-quently, Grady and I preview early and patiently wait for the family to arrive. When they do, we’re off to a nearby restaurant to eat and chat. On this particular Friday night our daughter and our granddaughters ar-rived about fifteen minutes before the auction was set to start. Gramps said to the girls, “We’re going to have to stay to bid. Perhaps we’ll send Mimi (me) and your Mom out to bring back sandwiches.” Whatever Gramps says usually meets with their approval. He then took them to inspect the ‘to stay for items’: a Tiffany finish, beautifully decorated chocolate set with Recamier resplendent on the pot with its six cups and saucers. The girls agreed it was beautiful and sat down next to Gramps. Their Mother and I dutifully left for the deli with other shopping stops along the way to prolong our visit and time together. On our return our then nine-year-old could hardly contain herself as she excitedly proclaims for all to hear, “Mom, Gramps was going to pay too much!” Gramps explained, however, that our granddaughter was the bidder, not he. “But Gramps told me to bid everytime, Mom!” Grady said that as they bid she first exclaimed at $3,000, “Gramps that’s too much” and as it climbed to $4,000, then 5,000 and finally to $6,000 he had receive the same fran-tic admonishment. The auctioneer realized that Grady assigned the bid-ding task to his granddaughter and hesitated each time to allow time for her to receive instructions and raise her hand to bid. He could not hear their verbal exchange. At the $6,000 call, Grady finally said, “That’s enough.” She turned to him, “Thank goodness! You were going to pay too much!” Were we disappointed that we didn’t purchase the set? Hardly, it was such fun to be corralled by a grandchild!
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When Karla and I do a large antique show, we usually each
take one side of an aisle and meet each other at the end of the aisle. We then consult with each other, and if we have found a nice piece we go back together to look at and possibly buy it. This system seems to work quite well for us. It gives us more time to scope out the entire show and any potential “finds” can be dealt with right away. At a show approximately eight years ago, we were going down the aisles. Nothing, nothing, nothing. Then I saw a nice-looking Prussia bun tray. It was 8 inches wide by 11 inches long with open handles decorated with raised roses. It had a white and green background with roses in the center. I picked it up and saw the steeple mark, but more importantly the price tag, $75.00. I carefully examined the piece, espe-cially the edges and handles… PER-FECT! I asked the dealer if he could do any better on the price and he offered me a nice reduction. I’ll take it! SOLD! I am definitely excited. The dealer carefully wrapped the piece and put it into a bag for me. I can’t wait to meet with Karla and show it to her. My bargain, my deal, I was so proud. When we met, Karla asked about the piece and wanted to see it. It was packed so well that I didn’t want to unwrap it until we got to the car. I could tell that she was really intrigued. Oh well, she would just have to wait. A friend of ours, Bill, who also is an antique collector, was with us at the show. We met at the designated time. He did not get anything, and the only piece we got was the piece that I bought. Again, I was im-pressed with myself! We got to the car and headed home. While I was
driving, Karla finally asked if she could open the bag and see the piece that I had bought. Bill was anxious to see it too. Karla unwrapped the piece and immediately asked me what I had paid for it. Proudly I asked her, “Well, how much do you think I paid?” She answered, “Not too much, I hope”. Now I am confused. Why is she saying that? I asked her to ex-plain and she answered, “Well, if it wasn’t for the crow’s foot at the bottom of the tray it might be worth something, but as is, it’s not worth much.” Oh no, a crow’s foot. What is she talking about? There is no crow’s foot; I examined that piece very carefully. She must be kidding me. No, she wasn’t. She handed the bowl to Bill. He saw the crow’s foot im-mediately too. I just couldn’t believe them, so I pulled the car over to take a look for myself. Sure enough, there it was. How could I have missed it? Bill and Karla laughed, and I was just plain bummed out! Here is the lesson that I learned. Always consult with your partner, friend, and/or children, whoever might be with you. Use a second pair of eyes. Sometimes you like something so much you just don’t see the flaws or damage yourself. Sometimes the bargain is so good, you can’t pass it up. Well, pass it up until you have someone else look at the “bargain”. These reasons can make you over-look a flake or two, a crack, a crow’s-foot and/or a repair. Hence, a second pair of eyes is always beneficial. On the positive side, the bun tray is very pretty and we use it all the time as a serving piece on the table. No one knew (at least until now) about the crow’s foot except for Karla, Bill and me. We still laugh about the tray and the incident.
On a Friday evening we received a phone call from our friends,
who are both members of the Inter-national and are also antique deal-ers. After setting up their booth they decided to do some looking around before the antique show opened. To their great surprise they came across a bowl that they thought might interest us. They gave us the description, the size and the price. I said to them “Oh, My Goodness.” I inquired if they purchased it they had not, thinking that we need-ed it. I told them that we would have to give this some serious thought, but that we would be at the show when it opened the next morning. By Saturday morning we couldn’t wait to get to the show. We arrived a little before 10 a.m., and as soon as the doors opened we went straight to the booth, located by the entrance. We went immediately to the bowl and asked if we could see it. The dealer took it down and handed it to us, then I said to Frances, “Oh, My Goodness.” We must have studied the bowl for a good half hour. After pass-ing the bowl back and forth to each other, we decided that if we didn’t buy the bowl, we would be kicking ourselves for a long time to come. What was it going to cost us? I said to her “do we really want this bowl?” She repeated, “We will be sorry if we don’t.” Finally after much nego-tiation, the bowl went home with us. Now for the rest of the story. We had a KY-TN meeting at 3 o’clock that same day. We rushed back to Louisville, freshened up and were off to the meeting bowl in tow. We located the meeting room. Inside were two members, Jim and Barba-ra Gregory. Jim’s thought was “what in the world does he have in the hat box?” Since it was KY-Derby time, he thought Frances had brought her Derby hat to show everyone. He said, “What’s in the hat box?” When I opened the box and expos-ing the bowl his reaction was “Oh, My Goodness. When did you get that?”
A Second Pair of Eyes Dick Hartzheim
I said about three hours earlier at a show that the Darlands are at-tending. As the rest of the KY-TN members came in, the same story was repeated many times.
So, thank you Lou and Norm Dar-land for the phone call.
Oh, My Goodness! Terry Coy
See the back page for a photo of the bowl.
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1__11” RSP Carnation Mold Two Handled Cake Plate W/ (6) 7 1/2” Matching Plates - White, Green & Yellow Tones W/ Large Pink Scattered Poppy Decor - Heavy Two Tone Gold Carnations And Border - Beautiful Set! $5002__5” RSP Point & Clover Mold Covered Syrup Pitcher - White & Blue Tiffany Satin Background W/ Scattered Floral Decor - Nice Gold & Red Highlight Border - Cute Piece $3003__13” RSP Carnation Mold Celery Tray - Wonderful Cobalt Blue W/ Extra Nice Gold Stencil Highlights $3104__2 1/2” RSP Mold 508 Salt Shaker - Brown Tones W/ Hummingbird Decor – Attractive $3505__Extremely Rare! 15” Unmarked Prussia Lily Mold Tankard - Lebrum Portrait On Green Background - White & Lavender Border Background W/ Tiffany Scattered Floral Highlights - Gold Handle - Excellent Condition! $30006__Rare Color! 10 1/2” Unmarked RS Steeple Mold 9 Bowl - Cream Center W/ Wild Floral Decor - Solid Black Border W/ Great Gold Highlights - Unique!! $2007__10 1/2” RSP Iris Mold Bowl - White, Lavender & Salmon Highlights W/ Poppy Decor - Satin Finish & Gold Highlights $1408__4” Unmarked RS Steeple Mold 6 Scuttle Shaving Mug - Brown Tones W/ Mill Scene Decor!! - Beveled Mirror - Nice! $3309__Beautiful!! RSP Carnation Mold Creamer & Sugar - Flawless Cobalt Blue W/ Gold Stencil Highlights! $70010__Superb! 13 1/2” RSP Point & Clover Mold Celery Tray - “Melon Eater” Scenic Decor W/ Perfect Gold & Green Border - Opal Jewel Highlights $67511__10 1/4” RSP Mold 213 Bowl - Green, Yellow & Brown Tones W/ “Dice Thrower” Scenic Décor $30012__Rare! 7 1/4” RS Poland (Prussia Mold 910) Vase - “Black Geese” Scenic Decor - One of the Hardest Scenes to Find! $80013__Three Piece RSP Carnation Mold Tea Pot W/ Matching Creamer & Sugar - Pink & Yellow Tones W/ Pink & Yellow Rose Décor $30014__2 1/2” Unmarked Prussia Three Handled Toothpick Holder - White & Green Luster Finish W/ Lily Of The Valley & Violet Floral Décor $10015__Wow! 10 1/2” RSP Unique Mold Bowl - Cream Center W/ Poppy Decor - Cobalt Blue Domes W/ Tulip & Gold Sten-cil Highlights - Light Blue & Yellow Border Color Highlights $75016__6” RS Suhl Two Handled Vase - Dark Green Tones - Rare Scene Of Two Peasant Women, Gold Handles $17517__8 1/2” RSP Carnation Mold Dining Room Pitcher - White & Salmon Colored Background W/ Pink & White Rose Decor - Lavender Highlights - Satin Finish $42518__11 3/4” RSP Point & Clover Mold Chop Plate - White Center W/ Snowball & Rose Decor - Perfect Cobalt Blue, Green, Light Blue Border W/ Gold Trim Border - Extra Nice! $50019__RSP Carnation Mold Creamer & Sugar - White & Lav-ender W/ Pink & White Rose Decor - Satin Finish $17520__Extremely Rare! 13 1/4” RSP Carnation Mold Tankard - “Summer Season” Portrait on Lavender Satin Background - Gold Trim Highlights - Flawless! $320021__5 1/4” X 8 1/2” Unmarked Prussia Mold 655 Two Handled Cracker Jar - Brown Tones W/ Peeled Orange, Grapes, & Cherry Fruit Décor $15022__4 3/4” RS Poland Muffineer - White Satin W/ White Rose Décor $3523__5” X 9 1/4” RSP Carnation Mold Two Handled Cracker Jar - Pink & Yellow W/ Pink & Yellow Rose Decor - Gold Trim Highlights $45024__12 1/4” RSP Medallion Mold Celery Tray - Reflecting Floral Center W/ Black Border & Gold Trim - Medallion Portraits Of Potocka, Recamier & Lebrum - Enamel Tapestry Highlights - Pretty Piece! $67525__One of the Rarest Berry Sets! - 9 1/2” RSP Mold 182 Master Bowl W/ (6) Matching 5 1/4” Bowls (All Marked) - Brown Tones W/ “Ostrich” Scenic Decor - Beautiful Set! $360026__14 1/4” RSP Point & Clover Mold Tankard - Scattered Floral Decor On White & Lavender Satin Finish - Heavy Gold W/ Red Highlights $70027__11 3/4” RSP Carnation Mold Large Bowl - White, Lavender & Salmon Tones W/ Pink Rose Decor - Satin Finish - Pretty! $25028__7 1/4” Unmarked Early Prussia Mantel Clock - White & Cobalt Blue W/ Gold Stencil Highlights $30029__8 1/4” RS Germany Hand Painted Plate - Sheepherder Scenic Decor - Artist Signed Rein $60
30__Very Rare! Pair 8 1/2” RS Poland (Prussia Mold 910) Vases - Green Tones W/ Rare “Allegorical” Scenic Decors $150031__11 3/4” RSP Carnation Mold Bowl - White, Green & Yellow W/ Two Tone Gold Border $25032__Rare 5 1/2” RSP Swag & Tassel Mold Pin Tray - “Duck Runner” & Evergreen Scenic Decor W/ Cobalt Blue High-lights $23033__Must See! 10 1/4” Unmarked Royal Vienna Two Handled Vase - Yellow & Lavender Background W/ “Reca-mier” Portrait - Red Trim W/ Perfect Gold! $100034__The Rarest! 3” RSP Point & Clover Mold “Child” Size Creamer & Sugar - Melon Eater Scenic Decor - Great Gold W/ Green Highlights - Opal Jewels $75035__Beautiful! 12” RSP Carnation Mold Chocolate Pot - Fin-est Cobalt Blue W/ Gold Stencil Highlights - Pro Rim Repair $230036__Super! 10 1/2” RSP Mold 9 Bowl - “Fall Season” Portrait - Red & Heavy Gold Border - Light Blue Satin Trim $150037__Wow! 10 1/2” RSP Mold 9 Bowl - “Summer Season” Portrait - Red & Heavy Gold Border - Light Blue Satin Trim $105038__10 1/2” RSP Mold 9 Bowl - “Spring Season” Portrait - Red & Heavy Gold Border - Light Blue Satin Trim - Sm Gold Spot Wear $60039__8 3/4” RSP Carnation Mold Dinner Room Tankard - White, Salmon & Lavender Tones W/ Poppy Decor - Satin Finish $37540__10 1/4” RSP Iris Mold Two Handled Cake Plate - Cobalt Blue W/ Pink Poppy Decor - Gold Stencil Highlights - Great Color! $75041__10” RSP Carnation Mold Chocolate Pot - Yellow, Green & Pink Tones W/ Pink Poppy Decor - Gold Highlights $30042__4 1/2” X 7 3/4” RSP Sunflower Mold Covered But-terdish - White, Pink & Green Tones - Satin Finish - Original Liner – Nice $52543__Unmarked Early Prussia Tea Pot W/ Matching Creamer & Sugar - Salmon & White Colors W/ Gold Enamel Branch Decor - Luster Finish $11044__Wow! 10 1/2” Wheelock Prussia Iris Mold Bowl - Cobalt Blue W/ Gold Highlights - Poppy Decor - Very Nice! $80045__Extremely Rare! 11” RSP Mold 261 Bowl - Green Tones W/ “Tiger” Scenic Decor - Great Condition! $310046__10 1/2” RSP Carnation Mold Bowl - Pink & Yellow W/ Pink & Yellow Rose Decor - Gold Highlights $17547__10” RSP Mold 90 Bowl - Cream Center W/ Pink Rose Decor - Cobalt Blue Domes W/ Gold Highlights $32548__2 1/4” RSP Medallion Mold Two Handled Toothpick Holder - “Duck Runner” & Evergreen Scenic Décor $27549__5 3/4” Unmarked Prussia Mold 909 Vase - Green Tones W/ “Bird Of Paradise” Scenic Decor! $47550__Extra Nice! 14” RSP Icicle Mold Tankard - “Barnyard” Scenic Decor W/ Pheasant Scene On Backside $145051__10 1/4” RSP Carnation Mold Bowl - Cobalt Blue W/ Gold Stencil Highlights $100052__11 1/4” RSP Carnation Mold Bowl - White & Green W/ Pink & Yellow Rose Decor - Two Tone Gold Border $25053__3 1/4” RSP Point & Clover Mold Mustard Pot - White Satin W/ Red Jewel Highlights - Floral Décor $40054__6 1/2” Unmarked Prussia Stipple Mold Pin Tray - Cobalt Blue W/ Gold Trim $20055__Rare 10” RSP Mold 900 Two Handled Tear Drop Shaped Vase - Green Tones W/ Mill Scene Decor - Gold Base & Handles - Perfect Cobalt Blue Trim!! $90056__11” RSP Point & Clover Mold Two Handled Cake Plate W/ (2) Matching 7 1/2” Plates - Cream Center W/ Wild Floral Decor - Black & Gold Border W/ Gold Stencil Highlights, Opal Jewels - Nice Set! $60057__11 3/4” RSP Mold 90 Large Bowl - Brown Tones W/
“Castle” Scene Decor - Great Gold Highlights $85058__10 1/4” RSP Carnation Mold Two Handled Cake Plate - Pink & White Rose Decor - Exceptional Iridescent Blue Tiffany Satin Finish - Gold Trim $65059__RSP Mold 508 Creamer & Sugar - Co-
balt Blue & White W/ Lily Of The Valley Decor & Gold Stencil Highlights $225
60__11 3/4” RSP Mold? Tankard - Wonderful “Sheepherder” Scenic Décor $825
61__5 1/2” RSP (Steeple Mold 6) Two Handled Covered Jar W/ Underplate - Brown Tones W/ Castle Scene Decor - Plate W/ Cottage Scene – Nice $800
62__11 3/4” RSP Carnation Mold Large Bowl - Pink & Yellow W/ Poppy Decor - Gold Trim Highlights - Bottom Center Reglazed $325
63__Rare! 10 1/2” Unmarked Prussia Two Handled Cake Plate - “Black Swan” Scenic Décor $150064__Fine 10 3/4” RSP Mold 334 Bowl - Light Green Back-ground W/ Reflecting Floral Decor - Black Domes W/ Gold Stencil & Trim Highlights - Green Border, Opal Jewels $37565__Very Rare! 10 1/2” Unmarked Prussia Mold 253 Bowl - Brown Tones W/ “Hummingbird” Scenic Decor - Nice Gold Stencil Highlights - Great Scene! $300066__11 1/2” X 7” RSP Carnation Mold Dresser Tray - “Spring Season” Portrait On Yellow Background And Lavender Highlights - Pro Handle Repair $60067__10 1/4” RSP Mold 55 Bowl - Cream Center W/ Pink Poppy Decor - Red, Lavender & White Satin Trim W/ Gold Stencil Highlights - Pretty! $17568__Extremely Rare! 9 1/2” RSP Mold 655 Chocolate Pot W/ Matching Cup & Saucer - Brown Tones W/ “Bird Of Paradise” Scenic Decor!! $290069__6 3/4” Royal Vienna Tusk Shaped Ewer - Bronze Iri-descent Background W/ “Flora” Scenic Decor - Gold Stencil Highlights - Spout Chip $570__11” RSP Carnation Mold Tankard - Pink & Yellow Tones W/ Pink & Yellow Rose Décor $35071__(5) Piece Unmarked Prussia Child Tea Set - (1) 5” Tea Pot, (1) Creamer, (1) Sugar, (2) Cups & Saucers - Cream & White W/ Pink Rose Decor - Finial Repair On Sugar Lid - Cute Set! $17572__5” X 9” RSP Fleur-De-Lys Mold Two Handled Cracker Jar - Green & White Tones W/ Poppy Décor $11073__Exceptional! 11 3/4” RSP Point & Clover Mold Dresser Tray - “Melon” Eater Scenic Decor W/ Heavy Gold & Green Border W/ Opal Jewels - A Must See!! $82574__Rare! 10 1/4” Unmarked Prussia Carnation Mold Master Bowl W/ (6) Matching Dishes - Perfect Cobalt Blue W/ Gold Stencil Highlights - Great Set! $200075__9 3/4” RSP Carnation Mold Dining Room Pitcher - White & Lavender Satin Finish W/ Pink & White Rose Décor $45076__Beautiful! Unmarked Prussia (Steeple Mold 14) Three Piece Tea Set - Flawless Cobalt Blue W/ Gold Highlights - Same As Pictured In Gaston Book Iv, Pg.50 $90077__10 1/4” RSP Mold 55 Bowl - Cream & Green Satin Finish W/ Rose Decor - Lavender Highlights – Attractive $20078__Rare! 11 1/2” RSP Mold 151 Two Handled Cake Plate - “Gibson” Girl Portrait On White Satin Background - Green Trim W/ White Blossom Highlights $190079__11 1/2” RSP Carnation Mold Large Bowl - Cobalt Blue - Backside Rim Chip - Nice Size! $90080__Rare!! 10 1/2” RSP Ribbon & Jewel Mold Chocolate Pot W/ (4) Cups & Saucers - Green Tones W/ “Dice Throwers” Scenic Decor - Excellent Gold & Opal Jewels - One (1) Cup Repaired - Must See! $350081__10 3/4” RSP Point & Clover Mold Bowl - Cream Center W/ Wild Floral Decor - Black & Gold Border, Opal Jewels $25082__8 3/4” RSP Carnation Mold Dining Room Pitcher - Green, Ping & Yellow Tones W/ Pink Poppy Decor - Two Tone Gold Trim – Attractive $60083__9” RSP Carnation Mold Coffee Pot W/ (4) Matching Cups & Saucers - Pink & White Tones W/ Poppy Decor - Great Set! $1100 84__5” RSP Ribbon & Jewel Mold Syrup Pitcher - “Melon Eater” Scenic Decor - Gold Trim, Opal Jewels - Nice! $35085__Exceptional!! 8 3/4” RSP Mold 632 Chocolate Pot W/ (6) Matching Cups & Saucers - Iridescent Bronze Border - Green Backgrounds - “Spring Season” Portrait W/ (4) Spring Season Cup & (2) Winter Season Cups - One (1) Saucer Repaired - Beautiful Set! $410086__10 1/2” RSP Iris Mold Bowl - Pink & Yellow Tones W/ Gold Stencil Highlights $15087__Pair 9 1/2” Unmarked Prussia (Suhl Mold 3) Two Handled Vases - White Satin W/ “Hummingbird” Scenic Decor - Beautiful!! $170088__10 1/4” RSP Carnation Mold Bowl - White W/ Pink & White Rose Decor - Two Tone Gold Border $22589__10 1/2” Unmarked Prussia Ribbon & Jewel Mold Two Handled Cake Plate - Light Lavender Luster Center W/ Cream Border - Gold Highlights - Opal Jewels - (6) Portraits Of Potocka, Recamier, Lebrum I & II $1250
Harold and Joleen Passow Collection | Saturday, April 19, 2008Woody Auction | St. Charles, MO
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90__11” Unmarked Prussia Mold 304 Two Handled Cake Plate - Four Scene: Pheasant, Barnyard, Blue Birds & Swan Decor - Great Condition! $95091__11 1/2” RSP Carnation Mold Dresser Tray - Beautiful Cobalt Blue W/ Gold Stencil Highlights $100092__Large 14 1/4” Unmarked Prussia (Suhl Mold 3) Two Handled Vase - Brown Tones W/ “Nightwatch” Scenic Décor $42593__Rare 4” X 9” RSP Iris Mold Oval Shaped Bowl - Cobalt Blue W/ Poppy Scene Center - Nice Gold Highlights $85094__Another Rarity!! 10 3/4” RSP Ruffled Mold Bowl - Green Tones W/ “Ostrich” Scenic Decor - Extra Nice! $300095__10 3/4” RSP Ribbon & Jewel Mold Bowl - Brown, Yellow & Salmon Background Colors W/ “Schooner” Scenic Decor - Opal Jewels - Wow! $80096__8 1/4” RS Germany Plate - Green Tones W/ Chinese Pheasant Décor $11097__10 1/2” RSP Iris Mold Bowl - White & Lavender Satin Finish W/ Pink Poppy Décor $35098__10 1/2” Unmarked Prussia Lily Mold Bowl - Green Background W/ Recamier Portrait - Gold Dome Border W/ Blue Floral Highlights $130099__9” RSP Mold 925 Two Handled Vase - “Summer Sea-son” Key Hole Portrait W/ Iridescent Tiffany Finish & Heavy Gold Highlights $1250100__Very Rare! 10 1/4” Unmarked Prussia Mold 87 Bowl - Green Background W/ Lebrum Portrait - Heavy Iridescent Tiffany Domes W/ Wonderful Gold Stencil Highlights $1000101__13 1/4” RSP Stipple Mold Tankard - Cobalt Blue W/ Gold Highlights – Attractive $950102__5” X 9” RSP Carnation Mold Two Handled Cracker Jar - White, Salmon & Lavender Satin Finish W/ Poppy Decor - Minor Finial Touch-Up $250103__11” RSP Carnation Mold Two Handled Cake Plate - White & Green W/ Pink Poppy Decor - Heavy Two Tone Gold Carnation & Border Highlights - 1” Hard To See Line $250104__Beautiful! 10” RSP Swag & Tassel Mold Chocolate Pot W/ (4) Cups & Saucers - “Sheepherder” Scenic Decor! $1500105__10 3/4” RSP Medallion Mold Bowl - “Old Man In The Mountain” Scenic Decor - Black Border W/ Gold Highlights - Medallion Scenes Of “Snow Bird”; “Sheepherder” & “Old Man..” - Tapestry Highlights $2100106__10 1/4” Unmarked Prussia Point & Clover Mold Bowl - “Melon Eater” Scenic Decor - Perfect Gold & Green Border W/ Opal Jewels!! $1400107__Rare 6 1/4” Unmarked Prussia Mold 910 Vase - Brown Tones W/ “Lion & Lioness” Scenic Decor!! $1400108__Wheelock Prussia Pedestal Creamer & Sugar - White & Light Blue Satin Finish W/ “Barnyard & Turkey” Scenic Décor $550109__Rare 7 1/2” Unmarked Prussia Point & Clover Mold Cracker Jar - “Melon Eater” Scenic Decor W/ Green & Gold Trim, Opal Jewels - Pretty! $400110__Rare 11 1/2” Unmarked Prussia Mold 903 Pedestal Two Handled Covered Urn - Brown Tones W/ Three Scene: “Barnyard, Pheasant & Bluebird” Décor $1300111__Very Rare! 9” Unmarked Prussia (Steeple Mold 8) Chocolate Pot - Green Background W/ “Lady Holding Fan” Scenic Decor - Cobalt Blue Trim W/ Gold Stencil Highlights - (1) Matching Cup & Saucer - Extra Nice! $500112__8 1/2” RSP Carnation Mold Plate - Cream & Lavender Satin Finish W/ Pink Poppy Décor $250113__6 1/4” Unmarked Prussia Point & Clover Mold Cider Pitcher - Cream & Cobalt Blue W/ Floral Decor - Nice Color! $625114__Rare! 10 3/4” Unmarked Prussia Mold 922 Two Handled Vase - Light Green Tones W/ “Parrot” Scenic Décor $1450115__9” Unmarked Prussia Tubular Shaped Vase - Cream & Iridescent Tiffany Finish W/ Opal Jewels & Red Highlights - “Dice Thrower” Scenic Décor $425116__Extra Nice! RSP Ribbon & Jewel Mold Creamer & Sugar - “Melon Eater” Scenic Decor W/ Fine Gold & Opal Jewel Highlights $1300117__9” Unmarked Prussia Pedestal Two Handled Vase - Brown Tones W/ “Hummingbird” Scenic Decor - Fine Piece! $1200118__9” RSP Cylinder Shaped Vase - Lavender & White Satin Finish W/ Pink & White Rose Decor - Opal Jewels $450119__9” RSP Ribbon & Jewel Mold Demi Tasse Pot - “Melon Eater” Scenic Decor W/ Heavy Gold & Opal Jewel Highlights - Finial Touch Up - Attractive Piece! $1400120__8 1/2” Unmarked Prussia Carnation Mold Plate - Cobalt Blue W/ Heavy Gold Stencil Highlights $600121__3 1/4” RSP Carnation Mold Mustard Jar - Cobalt Blue W/ Gold Stencil Highlights $800122__5” X 9” RSP Ribbon & Jewel Mold Two Handled Cracker Jar - “Melon Eater” Scenic Decor W/ Heavy Gold &
Opal Jewel Highlights - Super!! $2000123__Rare 8 3/4” RSP Carnation Mold Dining Room Pitcher - Cobalt Blue W/ Gold Stencil Highlights - Great Color! $2150124__9” RSP Point & Clover Mold Chocolate Pot - White Satin W/ Scattered Floral Decor - Heavy Gold & Red Border Highlights $425125__ Three Piece RSP Mold 584 Tea Set - Three Scene: Barnyard, Swan & Bluebird Scenic Decor - Sm Chip Repair - Matching Tea Pot, Creamer & Sugar - Great Set! $1150126__5” X 9” RSP Carnation Mold Two Handled Cracker Jar - Flawless Cobalt Blue W/ Perfect Gold Stencil Highlights - Must See! $1450127__Rare 6 1/4” Unmarked Prussia Lily Mold Child Tea Pot - Recamier Por-trait On Green Background - Iridescent Tiffany Background W/ Floral Highlights - Sm Spout Nick $600128__5” X 9” Unmarked Prussia Mold 584 Two Handled Cracker Jar - Three Scene: Barnyard, Swan & Bluebird Scenic Decor On Each Side - Lid Has Pheasant, Swan & Bluebird Scene - Very Nice! $1700129__Beautiful! 7” RSP Iris Mold Cracker Jar - “Winter Season” Portrait On White Satin Background - Gold Stencil Highlights $1300130__2 1/2” RS Steeple Mold 26 Toothpick Holder - Cobalt Blue W/ Water Lily Decor And Gold Stencil Highlights $350131__Outstanding! 10 1/4” RSP Iris Mold Chocolate Pot - “Winter Season” Portrait On White Satin Background - Gold Stencil Highlights $1800132__9 3/4” RSP Mold 540 Chocolate Set W/ (6) Matching Cups & Saucers - Cobalt Blue & White W/ Gold Stencil Highlights - Easter Lily Decor - Fine Set! $1100133__10 1/4” RSP Swag & Tassel Mold Bowl - Swan & Evergreen Scenic Decor W/ Cobalt Blue Highlights - Pro Hairline Repair $275134__9 1/2” RSP Carnation Mold Chocolate Pot W/ (4) Matching Cups & Saucers - Pink & Yellow Tones W/ Pink Rose Decor - Gold Stencil Highlights - (1) Cup Repaired $1300135__10 3/4” RSP Medallion Mold Bowl - “Snowbird” Scenic Decor - Green Luster & Black Border W/ Heavy Gold Highlights - Medallion Scenes Of “Sheepherder, Snowbird And Old Man..) $3700136__Very Rare! 4 1/2” RSP Mold 540 Muffineer - Brown Tones W/ “Ostrich” Scenic Decor! $950137__7 1/4” Unmarked Prussia Lily Mold Cracker Jar - Dark Cobalt Blue W/ Floral Decor - Gold Stencil Highlights $650138__9 3/4” RSP Mold 584 Tankard - “Swan” Scenic Decor - Gold Stencil Highlights $1250139__12” RSP Carnation Mold Chocolate Pot - Pink, Green & Yellow Tones W/ Pink Poppy Decor - Heavy Gold Trim - Pro Lid Repair - (4) Matching Cups & Saucers $850140__7 1/2” Unmarked Prussia Lily Mold Cracker Jar - “Re-camier” Portrait On Green Background - Light Green Border W/ Iridescent “Floral” Highlights $1500141__Beautiful! 10 1/2” RSP Iris Mold Bowl - Cream Center W/ Pink Poppy Decor - Black, Cobalt Blue & Green Border W/ Gold Stencil Highlights $650142__Rare! 10” RSP Mold 90 Bowl - Brown & Green Tones W/ “Parrot” Scenic Decor - Great Bowl! $3400143__6” Unmarked Prussia Mold 900 Handled Ewer - Green Tones W/ “Turkey” Scenic Décor $175144__10 1/4” RSP Carnation Mold Bowl - Cream & Green W/ Pink & White Rose Decor - Gold Highlights $220145__Outstanding Three Piece Set! - RSP Point & Clover Mold Tea Pot W/ Matching Creamer & Sugar - “Melon Eater” Scenic Decor W/ Heavy Gold & Green Border - Opal Jewels - Must See! $2300146__7 3/4” RSP Jewel Mold Two Handled Vase - Green Tones W/ “Melon Eater” Scenic Décor $475147__Rare! 8” RSP Pedestal Handled Ewer - “Parrot” Sce-nic Decor on White and Brown Satin Background - Beautiful! $1100148__8” Unmarked Prussia Pedestal Handled Ewer - “Bird Of Paradise” Scenic Decor on White & Brown Satin Finish - Same Mold as Previous Lot - Extra Nice! $1100149__5 1/4” RSP Ribbon & Jewel Mold Tea Pot - “Melon Eater” Scenic Decor W/ Heavy Gold & Opal Jewel High-lights - Pro Lid Repair $1000150__5” X 9” RSP Mold 632 Two Handled Cracker Jar - (4) Scenes Of “Summer Season” Portrait - Iridescent Tiffany Border W/ Gold Stencil Highlights - Green Floral Lid $600151__RSP Carnation Mold Creamer & Sugar - White, Cream & Lavender Colors W/ Satin Finish - Pink Rose Décor $250152__12” RSP Carnation Mold Chocolate Pot W/ (6) Match-ing Cups & Saucers - White, Cream & Lavender Tones W/
Pink Rose Decor - Satin Finish - Excellent! $1900153__9 1/2” RS Suhl (Prussia Mold 922) Two Handled Vase - “Bird Cage” Scenic Decor On Green Background - Cobalt Blue Trim W/ Gold Stencil Highlights - Beautiful! $1050154__4” Unmarked Prussia Mold 907 Ball Shaped Vase -
Brown Tones W/ “Black Swan” Scenic Decor - Rare! $475
155__Exceptionally Rare! 9 1/2” RSP Mold 304 Two Handled Cake Plate - Green
Tones W/ “Gazelle” Scenic Decor!! $4200156__9 3/4” RSP Carnation Mold Bowl - Cream, Green & Lavender Satin Finish W/ Pink Poppy Décor $300157__Attractive! 4 1/2” Unmarked Prussia Miniature Vase - White &
Brown Satin Finish W/ “Lion & Lioness” Scenic Décor $850
158__Cute! 2 3/4” RSP Mold 655 Mustard Jar - Brown Tones W/ “Bird Of Paradise”
Scenic Decor! $1600159__10 3/4” RSP Unique Honeycomb Mold Bowl
- Rust, Green & Yellow Tones W/ Swan & Evergreen Scenic Décor $850160__5 1/4” Unmarked Prussia Mold 540 Syrup Pitcher - Green Tones W/ “Tiger” Scene Decor - Very Rare! $1500161__2 1/2” Unmarked Prussia Two Handled Miniature Vase - Brown Tones W/ “Parrot” Scenic Decor - Nice!! $550162__Beautiful! 11” Unmarked Prussia Mold 252 Bowl - “Bird Cage” Scenic Decor W/ Red Border & Cream Trim - Excellent Gold Highlights! $1250163__4 1/2” Unmarked Prussia Jewel Mold Two Handled Miniature Vase - Green Tones W/ “Hummingbird” Scenic Decor - Nice! $600164__3 3/4” RS Poland Two Handled Miniature Vase - Brown Tones W/ “Black Goose” Scenic Décor $550165__Very Rare! 9” RSP Point & Clover Mold Demi Tasse Pot - “Dice Thrower” Scenic Decor W/ Heavy Gold & Green Border - Opal Jewel Highlights - Lid Repaint $600166__9 3/4” RSP Jewel Mold Oval Shaped Two Handled Vase - Pierced Base - White & Tiffany Satin Finish W/ Pink & White Rose Decor - Gold Stencil Highlights - Opal Jewels $550167__Attractive! 9 1/4” RSP Medallion Mold Demi Tasse Pot - Cream Color Body W/ Reflecting Floral Motif - Black Trim W/ White Tapestry Enamel - Recamier & Potocka Portraits On Gold Background $1200168__10 3/4” RSP Mold 96 Bowl - “Flora” Center Portrait W/ Medallion Portraits Of “Recamier, Lebrum I & II” $700169__Very Rare! 10 1/2” RSP Mold 261 Two Handled Cake Plate - Brown Tones W/ “Parrot” Scenic Décor $3250170__10 3/4” RSP Unique Mold Bowl - “Snowbird” Scenic Decor - Satin Finish - Beautiful!! $1000171__9” Unmarked Mold 632 Chocolate Pot W/ (4) Match-ing Cups & Saucers - Brown Tones W/ Mill Scene Decor On Pot & Cottage Scene On Cups $1650172__10 1/2” Unmarked Prussia Lily Mold Bowl - “Re-camier” Portrait On Green Background - Pink Border W/ Iridescent Tiffany Floral Highlights $1050173__10 1/2” RS Poland (Suhl Mold 3) Two Handled Vase - Cream Background W/ Pink Rose Decor - Cobalt Blue Trim $250174__Three Piece Unmarked Prussia Lily Mold Tea Set - Potocka & Lebrum Portraits On Green Background - White Satin W/ Bronze Floral Highlight Border - Sm Finial Repair $1650
175__Outstanding!! 9” RSP Iris Mold Demi Tasse Pot W/ (6) Matching Cups & Saucers - Green & White Satin Finish W/ “Winter Season” Portrait - Exceptional Set! $7000176__10” RSP Carnation Mold Chocolate Pot W/ (4) Cups & Saucers - White & Lavender Satin Finish W/ Pink & White Rose Décor $1100177__10” RSP Point & Clover Mold Chocolate Pot W/ (4) Matching Cups & Saucers - Dark Green Tones W/ “Melon Eater” Scenic Decor - Wonderful Set! $2100178__Rare! 11 1/4” RSP Carnation Mold Bowl - White, Salmon & Lavender Satin Finish Colors - “Fall Season” Portrait - Extra Nice! $2200
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179__Wow! 11 1/4” RSP Carnation Mold Bowl - White & Lavender Satin Finish - “Summer Season” Portrait $1800180__Super! 11 1/4” RSP Carnation Mold Bowl - White & Lavender Satin Finish - “Winter Season” Portrait $1350181__13 1/4” Unmarked Prussia Stipple Mold Tankard - White & Yellow Background W/ Yellow Rose Decor - Cobalt Blue & Heavy Gold Trim - Attractive!! $1050182__10 3/4” RSP Ribbon & Jewel Mold Bowl - “Melon Eater” Scenic Decor - Nice Gold W/ Opal Jewels!! $1050183__9 3/4” RSP Carnation Mold Bowl - Fine Cobalt Blue W/ Gold Stencil Highlights $1000184__11 1/4” Unmarked Prussia Mold 339 Two Handled Cake Plate - “Potocka” Portrait on Gold Background - Pink Border W/ Gold Stencil Highlights $825185__10 3/4” RSP Mold 304 Bowl - Three Scene: “Turkey, Bluebird & Swan” Décor $1000186__Rare 10 1/4” RSP Bowl - “Dice Thrower” Scenic Decor on Green Background - Light Brown Domes W/ Heavy Gold Stencil Highlights $1600187__3 1/2” RSP Carnation Mold Mug - Summer Season Portrait - White & Lavender Satin Finish $300188__3 1/4” RSP Iris Mold Mustard Jar - “Winter Season” Portrait - Cream & Iridescent Tiffany Highlights - Very Rare! $1300189__Exceptional! 10 1/2” RSP Iris Mold Bowl W/ (6) Match-ing Berry Dishes - White & Lavender Satin Finish W/ “Winter Season” Portrait - Must See!! $3100190__Rare! 10 1/2” RSP Iris Mold Bowl - “Fall Season” Portrait on Salmon, Lavender & Yellow Satin Finish! $1600191__Fine 10 1/2” RSP Iris Mold Bowl - “Summer Season” Portrait - White & Lavender Satin Finish $2100192__Wow! 10 1/2” RSP Iris Mold Bowl - “Spring Season” Portrait - White & Lavender Satin Finish - Nice! $1400193__Great Three Piece Set! RSP Mold 632 Tea Pot W/ Matching Creamer & Sugar - “Spring Season” Portrait On Green Background - Bronze Border W/ Gold Stencil Highlights $1350194__10 3/4” RSP Carnation Mold Two Handled Cake Plate - Cream & Green W/ Pink & White Rose Decor - Heavy Gold Trim $600195__Rare Size! 13 1/2” RSP Jewel Mold Two Handled Vase - Dark Green Tones W/ “Melon Easter” Scenic Decor - Opal Jewel - Great Piece! $1250196__11 3/4” RSP Carnation Mold Bowl - Yellow, Green & Pink Tones W/ Pink & White Rose Décor $225197__4 1/2” RSP Iris Mold Syrup Pitcher W/ Underplate - Syrup W/ “Winter Season” Portrait; Underplate W/ Floral Décor $500198__10 1/2” RSP Carnation Mold Bowl - Cream & Green W/ Gold Trim - Pink Rose Décor $450199__Rare 10 3/4” RSP Unique Mold Bowl - Four Scene: “Turkey, Pheasant, Swan & Bluebird” Decor - Extra Nice! $1400200__Very Rare! 10 3/4” RSP Mold 261 Bowl - “Bird Of Paradise” Scenic Decor On Green Tones $2300201__9 3/4” RSP Carnation Mold Bowl - Pink & White W/ Pink Poppy Décor $200202__10 1/2” RSP Carnation Mold Bowl - White, Green & Pink W/ Pink Poppy Decor - Two Tone Gold Trim $275203__Rare! RSP Mold 655 Creamer & Sugar - “Melon Eater” Decor On Cream Background - Black Border W/ Gold Stencil Highlights $700204__10 1/4” RSP Carnation Mold Bowl - White & Lavender Satin Finish W/ Pink & White Rose Decor - Rim Nicks $200205__Pretty! 10 3/4” RSP Unique Mold Bowl - Old Man In The Mountain Center W/ Bluebird Scenic Border - White Satin Finish - Gold Stencil Highlights $425206__11 1/2” RSP Carnation Mold Chop Plate - White, Salmon & Lavender Satin Finish W/ Pink Rose Décor $275207__Wow! 8 1/4” RSP Point & Clover Mold Bowl - “Dice Thrower” Scenic Decor W/ Cobalt Blue, Green & Heavy Gold Border $1500208__8” Royal Vienna Pedestal Handled Ewer - Reca-mier Portrait W/ Yellow & Cobalt Blue Background - Gold Highlights $550209__11” RSP Mold 203 Master Bowl W/ (6) Matching Berry Dishes - “Stag” Scene Decor On Satin Background - Tiny Rim Nick - Beautiful Set! $1250210__9 1/4” RSP Carnation Mold Relish Tray - Nice Cobalt Blue $225211__Nice! 9” RSP Mold 343 “Key Hole” Plate - “Winter Season” Portrait - Dark Red W/ Heavy Gold & Small Pink Rose Highlights $1700212__9” RSP Mold 343 “Key Hole” Plate - “Summer Season” Portrait - Dark Maroon Border W/ Heavy Gold And Small Pink Rose Highlights $1500213__9” RSP Mold 343 “Key Hole” Plate - “Fall Season” Portrait - Light Green W/ Heavy Gold & Small Pink Rose Highlights - Gold Touch Up $450
214__Beautiful! 9” RSP Mold 343 “Key Hole” Plate - “Spring Season” Portrait - Dark Red Border W/ Heavy Gold & Small Pink Rose Highlights $1000215__Pair 4 1/4” Unmarked Prussia Mold 910 Vases - Green Tones W/ “Lion” Scenic Décor $1100216__12” RSP Stipple Mold Celery Tray - Cobalt Blue W/ Gold Trim Highlights $700217__(12) Misc. Saucers & Cups - Various Molds $60218__10 1/2” RSP Pedestal Two Handled Covered Urn - Cream & Red W/ Heavy Gold Stencil Highlights - Medallion “Bird Cage” Scenic Décor $1000219__2 1/2” RSP Carnation Mold Two Handled Toothpick Holder - White & Lavender Satin Finish W/ Pink Poppy Décor $150220__Three Piece Wheelock Prussia Tea Set - White & Lavender Satin Finish W/ Magnolia Decor - Creamer & Tea Pot Lid Repair $500221__Seven Piece Unmarked Prussia Child Tea Set - Tea Pot, Creamer, Sugar, (4) Cups & Saucers - Blue, White & Cream W/ Pink Rose Highlights - Pheasant & Duck Runner Décor $850222__6” RSP Cream Pitcher - White & Lavender Satin Fin-ish W/ Floral Décor $350223__13” RSP Carnation Mold Tankard - White, Salmon & Lavender Satin Finish W/ Pink Poppy Decor - Tiny Base Nick - Pretty! $500224__Three Piece Child Tea Set - Blue, Cream & White W/ “Farm Scene” Decor - Tea Pot, Creamer & Sugar - Lids Repaired $125225__RSP & RS Germany Dresser Set - White & Green Satin Finish W/ White Tulip Motif - 7 1/2” Tray, Pin Dish, (2) Covered Patch Boxes, (1) Round Box $110226__3 1/2” RSP Iris Mold Mug - White, Green & Lavender Satin Finish W/ Pink Poppy Décor $70227__6 1/4” RSP Scallop Mold Plate - “Snowbird” Scenic Décor $150228__Miniature Unmarked Prussia Demi Tasse Cup & Saucer - Green & Cream W/ Gold Highlights $225 229__11 1/2” RS Suhl Mold 3 Two Handled Vase - Brown Tones W/ Violet Décor $260230__Miniature RSP Demi Tasse Cup & Saucer - White & Lavender Satin Finish - Plate W/ Hairline $150231__Pair Unmarked Prussia Lily Mold Demi Tasse Cup & Saucer - Blue Tones W/ Swan Scene Décor $175232__Unique! Unmarked Germany Porcelain Child Wash Set - White W/ Gold Trim Highlights - Pitcher, Bowl, Cham-ber Pot, (3) Covered Box & Bowl - Wooden Display Stand $500233__Pair Unmarked Prussia Demi Tasse Cups & Saucers - Blue & White W/ Pink Rose Décor $10234__Germany Porcelain Child Tea Set - Green Luster W/ Black Trim - Tea Pot, Creamer, Sugar, (6) Plates, (6) Cups & Saucers - One (1) Cup Chipped $60235__5” Unmarked Prussia Shoe - White W/ Floral Décor $50236__RS Germany Two Handled Toothpick Holder - Green Tones W/ Peach Rose Décor $60237__Rare 17” Celluloid Photo Album Set On Red Velvet Stand - Portrait Of “Potocka” - Excellent Condition! $300238__4 1/2” RSP Basket - White Satin W/ Pink Rose Decor – Cute $125239__Rare 6 3/4” RS Steeple Shoe Shaped Wall Pocket - Cobalt Blue & White W/ Gold Stencil Highlights $450240__1/2” RSP Salt Shaker - Brown Tones W/ Violet Décor $50241__Pair RSP Mold 536 Chocolate Cups & Saucers - Yel-low, Green & Pink Tones W/ Pink & White Rose Décor $120242__(4) RSP Point & Clover Mold Cups & Saucers - Brown Tones W/ Mill, Cottage & Castle Scenes $425243__(4) RSP Carnation Mold Cups & Saucers W/ (4) Extra Saucers - White & Green Satin W/ Rose Décor $325244__Pair RSP Carnation Mold Cups & Saucers - Pink, Yellow & Green Tones W/ Pink Rose Décor $150245__(4) Misc. Saucers - (2) Pheasant, (1) Duck, (1) Plain Melon Eater $70
Did you read the article in the April newsletter where the couple had just purchased an item with the bowtie mold at a show in Pennsyl-vania? Unfortunately, the piece was destroyed at the show. They later stated in the article that a Snowbird cracker jar may ease their pain. The only problem is that the Snowbird has landed and is resting on his or her perch. Should the Snowbird ever take flight, it will most certainly go to the “dropper” and the spouse. All is not lost, however. During one of our excursions, we came upon a bowtie cup and saucer that may help to ease the pain that they in-curred from their loss. We will bring the cup and saucer to the conven-tion in Louisville. Hopefully, on our part, the Snowbird will still be on the perch when we return home.
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