VINTAGE AMERICAN ENCAUSTIC TILE CO CERAMIC POTTERY STAMPED PORTRAIT GIRL

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VINTAGE AMERICAN ENCAUSTIC TILE CO CERAMIC POTTERY STAMPED PORTRAIT GIRL :
$45.00

Vintage Ceramic by the American Encaustic Tile Co with bust portrait of young girl wearing a winter hat with pompom. This tile, which is 4 1/4\" square, comes in a removable brass wall frame. The height of this ceramic is 7/16\". The crazing in the glaze appears to be normal for a ceramic of this type. There are some very minor, shallow chips in several corners (See photos). The overall condition appears to be very good original. Please view all of the photos, read all of the descriptions, and ask all of your questions prior to offerding because all of our items are sold AS IS, all sales are final, and there are no refunds, unless the description is incorrect. Please be aware that photos occasionally have reflections and glare.
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About Us
Our family of antiques dealers/collectors began back in the 1950s with my father, a well known dealer in New England who specialized in American and European art, silver and furniture. He was also well versed in antique oriental rugs and estate liquidations. Over a period of 3 decades, he was generous enough to help 5 of my siblings and I enter into this fascinating, exciting, rewarding and occasionally frustrating business. My apprenticeship with my dad began back in the spring of 1973. In 1988, I started Sporting Antiquities, a business designed to sell antique sporting items, especially golf, through public sale.
I have had the privilege of teaching multiple aspects of the antiques business to a young lady from my immediate area who was unacquainted with the antiques business at the time I first met her. Over the course of the last 4-5 years, however, she has gone from a novice to one of the most knowledgeable dealers of American silver on . I am also happy to say that she used many of my silver, Asian and porcelain collectibles to help launch her business and career. The sale of my items benefited us both.

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