Bishop and Daughter Antiques

Susan Bishop and Darcy McGroarty

www.bishopantiques.com

Adorable canary yellow child's cup c.1830 "Make Hay While the Sun Shines" , 2-1/2" T x 2-1/2" W, lovely pink luster on handle & rim (worn), small teething chips at top edge, excellent condition.

"H Begins Horse Whose Paces Are Swift" "G Stands For Gander For Goose and For Gift", 2-1/4" T C.1850 bright crisp colors, fine condition, short tight hairline off rim visible on inside only, blue tinge to glaze.

"Trifle for Eliza." shortened for Elizabeth as indicated by the period at the end of the name, rare canary yellow, c.1840, 2" T, excellent condition & quite rare.

Out of print must have book for collector's of children's dishes, this book by Doris Lechler is by far the BEST, 216 pgs color phots pattern names & dates 5.5" x 9", excellent used condition.

Adorable little toy bowl from a dinnerware service, "Monopteros" pattern attributed to Rogers c.1820, excellent condition, 3" diam. X 1/4" H.

This charming little platter would have been part of a large toy dinner service c. 1820-30. Flow cobalt blue, in excellent condition, measures apprx. 5" wide, with pearlware glaze. Romantic scene of two people in field with trees, clouds-very pastoral!

Another piece from a toy dinner service, this little plate in flow blue has a romantic scene with a Gothic manor house, and a river with two people in a boat. Lots of detail and a rare scene. In excellent condition, plate is 3" across. Pearlware glaze.