Tableware

A large Imari blue and white transfer ware charger, late 19th century.

A plate with a Napoleonic scene by Société Céramique Maestricht, 19th century.

A "Comte de Flandre" plate by Mouzin Lecat & Co. Famille Royale, circa 1860.

A 19th-century pierced creamware plate, England circa 1860.

A decorative set of six Continental cabinet plates, circa 1900. Each plate has a different scene depicting people dressed in the clothing of King A...

A set of four vintage Tom & Jerry coffee mugs with gilding, Japan circa 1900. Chip to one rim.

A pair of Japanese imari porcelain covered bowls, circa 1880. Hairline cracks to one lid.

A silver-plated crystal flask, circa 1940.

A Danish silver hot water dish, late 19th century, missing original leather handle.

A Chinese enameled small dish. Much-loved coaster of a local collector and drinker.

A pair of 19th-century English Spode "New Fayence" vegetable dishes with covers.

A set of eight teacups and saucers. Royal Crown Derby, Black Aves. The cups measure 2.5" h x 4.5" w x 3.75" d, and the saucers measure 1" h x 5.75" d.

A set of nine (with one extra, as-is) Royal Copenhagen plates, Denmark circa 1960.

A Creil blue and black bowl, France circa 1820. The center of the plate has two Gendarmes speaking to each other. The border is decorated with stra...

A set of four (plus one extra) Dresden plates, Germany circa 1920. The plates are decorated with a band of flowers around the rim and in the center...

A black and red Japanese tazza, circa 1900.

A set of six Kutani hand-painted teacups and saucers, Japan circa 1950, plus one extra cup and two extra saucers surviving from the original set of...

A set of eight Kutani hand-painted soup bowls, Japan circa 1950. We also have matching sets of eight plates and other bowls.

A vintage Copeland Spode blue and white platter in the Chinese style, circa 1970, retailed by Tiffany & Co.

A large diamond cut crystal bowl, England circa 1940.

A pair of Wedgwood Etruria creamware plates decorated in black with birds and fauna, England circa 1940. Pattern is called "Liverpool Birds"

A pair of armorial English dishes on bright green ground with butterflies in cartouches, possibly Giles, ex Bardith. England, circa 1800.

A pair of baccarat cased, engraved, and painted vases with gilding, France circa 1850.

An Imari punch bowl, Japan circa 1870. The bowl has a scalloped rim, in the traditional colors of Imari, cobalt blue, rust and white. The center me...