
Welcome to Marc-James Mews.
Marc-James
Mews is nestled in the rolling hills and dales of
Happy Valley in Old Fairhaven, Washington.
The Mews houses the Marc-James Manor Museum,
the Sydney Powers Teapot
and the Marc-James Derby Porcelain
Collections, the Alison Eliason Library,
Neal's Gardens and the Marc-James Manor Antiques Store.
Please visit our site frequently. We update
pages continually.
Forgive any missing information -MRB
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October, 2011
Visit the Alison Eliason Library of rare books, 13th-15th illuminations, and incunabula.
Shop in Marc-James Museum Store for uniquely beautiful china and ceramics.
Buy antiques formerly displayed in Marc-James Manor.
Tour Marc-James Museum of 18th & 19th Century English china and ceramics.
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Stroll through Neal's Gardens
, an experiment in container gardening and a
living memorial to James F Neal.

Red Asiatic Lilies in Neal's Gardens. June 2009

David Austin Rose, Abraham Darby, October, 2011
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A
beautiful Derby Porcelain cow, Circa 1760
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Book of Hours, France, Use unknown, Circa 1420, Close Up
More items in this genre are in the Lorraine Lemire Literary Leaves
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A detail of large window, St. Joseph and Child C. 1900.
Marc-James Mews has many Ecclesiastic and Secular windows dating from the late 1870's.

More items in this genre are in Religious Art.
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Vintage Renaissance Vestment Panel,
Circa. 1575
Antique Vestment Panel.
More items in this genre are in the Marc-James Collection
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Above and below: a partial dinner service from the Chelsea-Derby
period painted in monochromatic colors. Circa 1770

All these items are on permanent display in the Marc-James Mews
vestibule. The display rack is Norwegian and dates to 1820.
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A lovely Silver-Shape Derby Teapot with Stand Circa1820
More items in this genre are in the
Antique Derby Collection
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An important Phillip Christian's Factory Liverpool Teapot, Circa1775
Moulded Shape*
More items in this genre are in the
Antique Teapot Collection
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An assembled partial tea and dinner service in the Abbey Ruins pattern
by Copeland-Spode, 1870-1890. The Welsh dresser is Irish and dates to the mid 1840's.
More items in this genre are in the Marc-James Collection
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Contact: Marc Belair, Proprietor
360-738-4919
marcjamesllc@comcast.net
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*Provenance, The Sydney M. Powers Collection
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