White Ironstone China Association 18th Annual Convention Auction

W H ER E R A R I TY , F I N E D ET A I L , G R E A T M AR KS , G R EA T S C U LP T U R A L F O RM , A ND W O NDE R F UL W H I T E C OL OR C O M E T O G E TH E R

PRE-AUCTION EVENTS – Cuyahoga Ballroom CHECK-IN: 6:45 A.M. TO 8:45 A.M.

PREVIEW: 3:30 P.M. TO 5 P.M.

AUCTION – Cuyahoga Ballroom 6:30 P.M. TO 9:30 P.M.

Crowne Plaza Hotel Independence, OH SATURDAY, May 5, 2012

Welcome to the 2012 WICA National Convention Auction. With 129 lots and over 100 body styles, this auction is certain to have something for everyone. The variety and quality promise something for every auction attendee. The Saturday evening auction is the highlight of the weekend for many. It is WICA’s major fundraiser with proceeds going to support education. Many thanks to the following WICA members whose consignments and donations have made this auction possible.

Arlyn Anderson Denise Andre Roland & Susan Bergner Jane & Wes Diemer Frank & Carol Fleischman John & Donna Flora Bob & Bonne Hohl Con & Janet Knorr Tom & Kathy Lautenschlager Tom & Olga Moreland Harry & Audrey Moseley Rick & Suzanne Nielsen Barbara Stewart Barbara Tegtmeyer Don & Kris Wagner

Auctioneer (Dennis Jackson) will call WICA’s 2012 Auction. Dennis is a 30-year veteran of art and antiques auctions and owner of Jackson’s Auction & Real Estate Company of Anderson, Indiana.

Consignment/Donation Condition. Condition of each lot to be sold (the description in this catalog)was provided by the consignors and donors. While many photos were received from the consignors and donors, some were taken from the WICA photo archives based upon the information received from the consignors and donors. WICA, Inc., and its auctioneer assume no responsibility for accuracy; however, the information should be a useful guide for bidding. Condition focuses on non-manufacturing related flaws such as chips, cracks, flakes, hairlines, discoloration, and restoration. In many cases manufacturing-related flaws have been identified.

Auction Check-In will begin at 6:45 a.m. in the Cuyahoga Ballroom. Consignors are to come to the auction check-in at their pre-assigned time and should have the labels affixed to the items. During check-in any damage not noted in the auction catalog will be marked with a blue dot. Auction Preview will begin at 3:30 p.m. in the Cuyahoga Ballroom. A cash bar i s available during the preview. Auction will begin at 6 :30 p.m. in the Cuyahoga Ballroom. Bidder Numbers have been included in the registration packets. Consignment Fee Structure. WICA will retain 10% of the selling price. Items which do not have a reserve shall be sold to the highest bidder at the auction. Consignors will be paid within four weeks from the date of the auction. Reserve Selling Price Option: Consignors can pay a fee of $10 for each item on which they would like to place a reserve selling price of $100 or more. These items are to be sold to the highest bidder who submits a bid equal to or greater than the reserve.

Terms of Sale. A sold item bearing damage which was not described in the catalog or which was not marked at check-in with a blue dot may be returned if not more than three additional lots have crossed the auction block. Anything stated the day of the sale takes precedence over anything written. Before bidding, please be sure that you CAREFULLY look over any items in which you are interested. Time of Payment. All purchases must be paid for in full before leaving the premises on the day of the sale. Individuals who have consigned merchandise to the sale may NOT deduct purchases from proceeds from consigned lots. Manner of Payment. All purchases must be paid to the WICA cashier in cash, personal check, or traveler’s check. Dispute Between Bidders. If any dispute arises between two or more bidders, the auctioneer will decide how to handle the resale of the item. The decision of the auctioneer will be final and absolute. Claims. No claims will be allowed after the goods are removed from the premises. Personal and Property Risk. Persons attending during exhibition, removal or sale of goods, assume all risk of damage of or loss to person and property and specifically release the auctioneer and WICA from liability thereof. Records of Sale kept by the auctioneer and WICA will be taken as final in the event of a dispute. Additional Terms and Conditions shall be announced prior to the auction. A Look to the Future. With the passing of WICA’s 2012 National Convention Auction, it’s time to start preparing for the 2013 event. Any WICA member may consign or donate items to next year’s auction. WICA’s 501(c)(3) public charity status as an educational organization will permit donations to WICA, on a deductible basis, to further WICA’s educational purposes. So, pick up that extra piece or two of white ironstone as you travel or look through your own collection for items to consign or donate. There is no limit as to the number of items which may be consigned.

Lot 1 Ewer, 11”H Paneled Columbia John May $

Lot 2 Cups and Saucers, 2 sets Ceres Shape Elsmore & Forster $

Lot 3 Gravy Boat and Liner Square Ridged Johnson Brothers $

Lot 4 Covered Vegetable, oval Chinese Shape T. & R. Boote $

Lot 5 Chamber Pot Wheat William Adams & Sons $

Lot 6 Holy Water Font Unmarked Light crazing $

Lot 7 Creamer Wheat and Hops Unknown, unmarked $

Lot 8 Platter, 19” Athenia Shape J. T. Close & Co. $

Lot 9 Sugar Bowl Ceres Shape Unmarked Spider on bottom $

Lot 10 Mold Pineapple Unmarked $

Lot 11 Covered Jar Sanitary Jar Thomas Maddock Sons $

Lot 12 Mug Victor Shape Unmarked [F. Jones] $

Lot 13 Syrup Pitcher Trunk and Ivy Walley Discoloration $

Lot 14 Teapot Sharon Arch J. Wedgwood Tiny flake inside rim of top $

Lot 15 Ewer, 11-1/2”H Square Ridged Wedgwood $

Lot 16 Soup Tureen, oval Scrolled Bubble J. W. Pankhurst $

Lot 17 Sauce dishes, 5-1/2”D set of 6 Hyacinth Hope & Carter ¼” brown mark on side of one $

Lot 18 Table Pitcher Basketweave Unmarked $

Lot 19 Toothbrush Holder, horizontal Wheat J. Broadhurst Tiny flake on inner rim of lid $

Lot 20 Cheese Keeper/Dome, 2 pc. Mushroom Fern & Flower -JH Professional hairline repair on dome $

Lot 21 Compote, octagonal Boote’s 1851 T. & R. Boote Flake on inside lip, stress cracks on points $

Lot 22 Teapot, 9”H Mississippi Shape E. Pearson $

Lot 23 Bread Plate Give Us This Day Stone China Discoloration $

Lot 24 Sauce tureen 3 pc., octagon Fig/Union Shape Davenport Tiny flake on rim of base $

Lot 25 Covered Vegetable, Grape Octagon E. Challinor & Co Small hairline on lid, does not penetrate $

Lot 26 Spittoon, Ladies’ Plain J. & R. Granite Hairline $

Lot 27 Jardiniere, 11”H Plain Unknown, unmarked $

Lot 28 Ladle, Soup Branch handle Red Cliff $

Lot 29 Mug Prairie Shape Unmarked [J. Clementson] Discolored crazing, glaze hairline inside bottom $

Lot 30 Punch Bowl, round Bordered Hyacinth Baker $

Lot 31 Bowl and Pitcher Set Fig/Union Shape Wedgwood Bowl some glaze loss and minor staining $

Lot 32 Plates, 10-1/2”D, set of 10 True Scallop James Edwards Crazing $

Lot 33 Covered Vegetable, oval Ribbed Chain J. W. Pankhurst Two stilt marks with stain in bowl $

Lot 34 Teapot Gothic Decagon Heath Inside rim roughness $

Lot 35 Ewer, 13”H Lily of the Valley with Thumbprint JF $

Lot 36 Cups/Saucers 6 sets Child’s size, Plain Bridgwood and Clarke 3 cups with flakes, 3 saucers crack & chips $

Lot 37 Table Pitcher Gothic Shape J. Alcock $

Lot 38 Syrup Pitcher Tree Trunk with Ivy Unmarked Chip on edge where pewter lid is gone $

Lot 39 Teapot, 10”H Hidden Motif Unmarked [JF] ¼” nick inside lid $

Lot 40 Creamer, 6”H Double Sydenham Harvey $

Lot 41 Platter, 18” Fig/Union Shape Davenport Discoloration $

Lot 42 Ewer, 12”H Laurel Wreath or Victory Shape Elsmore & Forster $

Lot 43 Oval Sauce Tureen 2 pc., Berry Cluster JF Minor stain, finial professionally re-attached $

Lot 44 Stew Tureen, elongated octagon Daisy Davenport ¼” flake inside and under rim of base $

Lot 45 Compote, rectangular Pierced handles H. Alcock Two under chips $

Lot 46 Covered Vegetable, octagonal Gothic shape Unmarked $

Lot 47 Chamber Pot, covered Lily of the Valley Anthony Shaw $

Lot 48 Sugar Bowl St. Louis Shape J. Edwards $

Lot 49 Butter Dish, 3 pc., round Potomac Shape W. Baker Small stains on rim of dish $

Lot 50 Compote, round Plain JF $

Lot 51 Underplate, Sauce Classic Gothic T.J.&J. Mayer Small chip outside base rim $

Lot 52 Sauce Tureen, 3 pc., oval Scalloped Decagon Davenport One medium chip inside of sauce plate brim $

Lot 53 Soup Tureen, 3 pc., oval President Shape J. Edwards Small hairline in lid $

Lot 54 Open Vegetable Bowl, oval Sydenham Shape T.&R. Boote Utensil marks inside, 3/16” bull’s eye on rim, minor wear on foot $.

Lot 55 Covered Vegetable, oval Vintage Shape E. & C. Challinor $

Lot 56 Teapot, 11”H Vintage Shape E. & C. Challinor $

Lot 57 Plates, 9-1/2”D, set of 4, Sydenham Shape T. & R. Boote Small chip under rim of one plate $

Lot 58 Syrup Pitcher, 5-1/2”H Mocho Shape T. & R. Boote Two flakes on foot, pewter top has small surface crack $

Lot 59 Toothbrush Holder, 2 pc., vertical Plain Wedgwood Medium chip on base $

Lot 60 Sauce Tureen, 2 pc., oval Flora Shape Wedgwood and Co. Discoloration on bottom of base rim $

Lot 61 Teapot, 9-1/2”H Wheat Burgess & Goddard $

Lot 62 Table Pitcher, 8-1/2” H Wheat & Clover Ford, Challinor & Co $

Lot 63 Soup Tureen 3 Pc., rectangular Simple Square John Maddock & Sons $

Lot 64 Ewer Adriatic Shape Barrows Hairline bottom $

Lot 65 Punch Bowl, round Columbia Shape Elsmore & Forster Discoloration inside bowl $

Lot 66 Sugar Bowl Grape Octagon Edward Pearson $

Lot 67 Tazza, Low Compote, rectangular JF Small chip on outside of foot ring,stain and glaze loss on foot. $

Lot 68 Syrup Pitcher Hammered Bennett $

Lot 69 Mug Unknown Shape J. Meir & Son Pinhead sized glaze loss on rim $

Lot 70 Soup Tureen, oval Wheat and Hops J. & G. Meakin $

Lot 71 Ewer, 10-1/2”H Divided Gothic John Alcock $

Lot 72 Covered Vegetable, oval Prairie Shape Clementson $

Lot 73 Teapot Gothic shape Alcock Sugar lid, finial chip, 5 small chips inner rim of lid $

Lot 74 Table Pitcher, 9-3/4”H Fuchsia George Jones $

Lot 75 Bowl and Pitcher Set Octagon Johnson Brothers Small chip on base of ewer $

Lot 76 Covered Vegetable, elongated octagon Fig/Union Shape J. Wedgwood $

Lot 77 Sauce Dish, 4-1/2”D Fig/Union Shape Wedgwood $

Lot 78 Plates, 8-1/2”D & Soups, 9-3/4”D, 2 of each Virginia Shape Broughman & Mayer Crackle glaze $

Lot 79 Teapot Grand Loop JF $

Lot 80 Table Pitcher, 7”H Full Panel Gothic James Edwards 4” crack at base $

Lot 81 Spittoon Cameo CB & Co Some discoloration $

Lot 82 Sauce Tureen, 3 pc., oval Chain of Tulips J. & G. Meakin $

Lot 83 Platter, 18-1/2” Berlin Swirl Mayer & Elliot $

Lot 84 Table pitcher, 7-1/2”H Arched Fern James Edwards 1/8" firing crack on lip $

Lot 85 Ewer Vertical Panel Decagon James Edwards Small hairline at handle $

Lot 86 Teapot Paneled Grape Unmarked Tiny flake inside rim of top $

Lot 87 Compote, oval President Shape John Edwards Tiny bull’s eye or glaze bubble at rim $

Lot 88 Covered Vegetable, octagonal Walled Octagon JF $

Lot 89 Sauce Dish, Nappy, 5-1/4”D Gothic shape John Alcock $

Lot 90 Plates, 8-1/2”D, set of 2 Mocho Shape T. & R. Boote Minor glaze wear $

Lot 91 Soup Tureen, 2 pc., oval Fuchsia Meakin $

Lot 92 Sauce Tureen, 2 pc., oval Bordered Hyacinth W. Baker & Co. $

Lot 93 Teapot, 9-1/2”H Wheat W. & E. Corn $

Lot 94 Table Pitcher [Sunflower] Unmarked $

Lot 95 Soup Tureen, 2 pc., oval Atlantic “B” T. & R. Boote Small bull’s eye inside bowl, small chip on base $

Lot 96 Creamer Paneled Grape Probably JF $

Lot 97 Ewer, 8-1/4”H [Six-Rib] Unmarked ½” flat flake on foot ring $

Lot 98 Underplate to Basket Reticulated, Pierced Scroll Alcock Minor edge flake $

Lot 99 Covered Vegetable, oval Split Pod James Edwards $

Lot 100 Teapot Niagara Shape Walley Professional restoration to spout $

Lot 101 Ewer, 10-7/8”H Gothic shape J. Wedgwood Long slight hairline on base, does not penetrate $

Lot 102 Sauce Tureen 3pc., oval Plain Uplift Cockson & Chetwynd Flake on lid edge,medium hairline on ladle $

Lot 103 Soup tureen 4pc., oval Plain Uplift Elsmore & Forster Ladle, contemporary, crazing, wear roughness, lid roughness in making, small chip on liner $

Lot 104 Sauce Dish, Nappy, 5-1/4”D Fig/Union Shape Davenport $

Lot 105 Syrup Pitcher Tree Trunk Pankhurst Discoloration $

Lot 106 Covered Vegetable, oval Garland shape Cockson & Chetwynd $

Lot 107 Mug Plain J. M. & Co $

Lot 108 Soap Dish, 3 pc Wheat & Hops A.Meakin $

Lot 109 Toothbrush Holder, horizontal Split Pod J. Alcock $

Lot 110 Underplate, Soup Lily of the Valley Edwards $

Lot 111 Cheese Keeper with Dome, 2pc. Grapes & Hops Unmarked Base plate few scratches $

Lot 112 Soup Tureen, 2 pc., oval Mocho Shape T. & R. Boote $

Lot 113 Sauce Tureen, 2 pc., oval Lily of the Valley James Edwards Minor glaze rub on handles $

Lot 114 Soap Dish, 3 pc., oval Berlin Swirl Mayer and Elliot 2 cracks, 1” each, 1/8”flake $

Lot 115 Toothbrush Holder, horizontal Gothic shape T. J. & J. Mayer Flake on lid $

Lot 116 Ewer Venetia Shape T. & R. Boote $

Lot 117 Creamer Victor Shape Jones Discoloration $

Lot 118 Teapot, 10-1/2”H Pearson’s #5 Shape E. Pearson Glaze hairline spout and handle $

Lot 119 Platters, nest of 3 Square Ridged Johnson Brothers $

Lot 120 Sauce Tureen, 3 pc., oval Ceres Shape Elsmore & Forster Flake on foot of liner $

Lot 121 Ewer Bell Flower Edwards $

Lot 122 Cup Plate, 4”D Athens Shape Podmore & Walker $

Lot 123 Plates, 9-3/4”D, set of 2 Memnon Shape I. Meir & Sons One w/ tiny underneath rim flake $

Lot 124 Teapot Virginia Shape Brougham & Mayer $

Lot 125 Table Pitcher, 10”H Plain with ice lip Johnson Brothers Tiny blue mark, under glaze firing mark $

Lot 126 Syrup Pitcher, 6”H Babes in the Woods Cork & Edge Chip on edge where pewter lid is gone $

Lot 127 Table Pitcher Trent Shape Alcock $

Lot 128 Ewer, 12” H Sevres type Unmarked Glaze missing in several areas $

Lot 129 Covered Vegetable, Oval Union Shape T. & R. Boote $

Many Thanks To The Following 23 WICA Members For Their Help With The Auction

Auction Chairpersons

Jim Kerr (off-site) Don Wagner (on-site)

Consignment Check-In Wes Deimer / Jane Deimer Team 1 Bob Hohl / Bonne Hohl Team 2 Tom Lautenschlager / Rick Armbruster Team 3

Consignment Transfer to Table Stations

Steve Canup Alice Canup

Diane Dorman Don Martin Soni Martin Don Wagner Kris Wagner

Auction Support Wes Diemer

Bob Hohl Jim Miller

Don Wagner

Auction Clerk Rick Nielsen

Auction Check-Out

Diane Dorman Carol Fleischman

Dave Klein Joe Eidukaitis Dorothy Riley

John Yunginger

Advisor and Legal Counsel Tom Moreland

Photographs

Consignors and Donors W.I.C.A. Archives

Auction Catalog Design and Created

Rick Nielsen Jim Kerr