SHOP THE LOOK: THE DINING ROOM AT 2500 STEINER ST.

An old Paris Porcelain heavily gilt sauce tureen, circa 1870. One small chip.

A creamware sauce tureen on stand, England circa 1950.

A 20th Century Chinese Export Style octagonal tureen  

A pair of sauce tureens, Germany circa 1820. Hairlines to rim, one restored.

 A mid Century sliver plate on copper serving dish with a removable divider, England

A late 19th Century English silver plate wine coasters. Ware to silver plate and to wood center.

A set of 8 Vintage Richard Ginori plates in cream with a gold rim.

A set of 4 Cauldon soup plates, retailed by W. H. Plummer, New York

A set of 17 English ironstone plates, marked Indian Ironstone, circa 1880.

A Vintage Middletown silver plate serving plate with a Neoclassical design and pierced border.

A late 19th Century Mappin Brothers trophy in the form of a drinking goblet from the Aldenham Grammar School, England.

A late 19th Century silver plate wine coaster with a boarder of grapes and grape vines, and a wooden bottom. England.

A set of 8 French Paris Porcelain soup bowls with a floral center and border and peach band around the rim.

A 19th Century English Elkington silver hot water plate, with 2 Griffins engraved on the rim of the dish. Marked Elkington London on the bottom.

A rare Regency porcelain pastry or fruit stand on later gilt pedestal, made by Biro & Sons. Probably Coalport made. Circa 1830.

A pair of English Neoclassical provincial candlesticks, circa 1780.

A pair of rare early armorial plates, China, circa 1750. As is.

A Sheffield plate pair of candlesticks, England, circa 1820. Two pairs available.

A very nice pair of Sheffield silver plate Adams design candlesticks made in England in the late 18th or early 19th century. Condition: Good condi...

A handsome pair of Napoleon III gilt bronze military trophy candlesticks. France, circa 1850. Handsome rare and decorative.

Pair of bronze Baroque style candlesticks. 18th or 19th century. Italy.

A pair of Italian candlesticks, carved wood with gilding, circa 1880.

A pair of mercury glass candlesticks, France circa 1870.

A pair of Sheffield plate candlesticks, England circa 1860.