Antique Tableware

One of four Chinese export porcelain plates, circa 1730. Kangxi colors with white enamel decoration. Priced individually.

A pair of early 18th-century English Coalport square dishes with a fantastic beasts pattern.

A Sansome ormolu mounted crumb tray, France circa 1900.

A Japanese blue and white bottle vase, circa 1900.

An assembled set of six beautiful orange and gilt soup bowls. Patterns vary (see photos), but all have the same scepter mark, suggesting made by Ro...

A set of four Royal Worcester Vitreous bowls. Three additional bowls with chips, for seven bowls total. Classic design in rich blue cobalt with gol...

A set of nine octagonal Murano Italian plates with white trim, circa 1950.

A small porcelain hummingbird tureen, France circa 1880.

A Taisho bronze stick vase with crab and reeds, Japan circa 1910.

A cache pot, France, circa 1900. Significant rubs.

A set of three French early 19th century white transferware dinner plates (Creil type), circa 1800. Each plated depicts a country home of English C...

A set of four English 19th-century plates inspired by Chinese design, circa 1880.

A set of twelve rich pale blue plates, probably U.S.A., circa 1910.

A set of six Imari style plates, England circa 1870. The center of the plates is decorated with with flowers. The rim is also decorated with flower...

A set of six Imari style plates, England circa 1870. The center of the plates is decorated with with flowers. The rim is also decorated with flower...

A famille rose oval low bowl, China circa 1910. This is decorated with flowers and butterflies.

A famille rose oval low bowl, China circa 1910.

An English blue and white chinoiserie platter, circa 1890. The center of the platter is decorated with a Chinese pavilion next to a lake.

A vintage Delft mug, Holland, circa 1980. The mug is decorated with flowers in an inky blue.

A pair of similar Japanese lacquered bowls, circa 1890. The larger bowl measures 3" h x 7" d, and the smaller bowl measures 2.25" h x 5.25" d.

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.