Tableware

English imari, circa 1820.

A set of four vintage watermelon plates.

A set of six "Auckland" pattern Ridgeway Ironstone dinner plates, England circa 1835.

A set of nine "Auckland" pattern Ironstone dinner plates, England circa 1835.

A set of four Chamberlains Worcester "Chinese Vase" pattern soup bowls, England circa 1815.

A French Régence style candlestick.

A pewter candlestick, U.S.A. circa 1800.

A pair of Japanese porcelain bowls, circa 1980.

A silver plate creamer and sugar, England circa 1890. The sugar bowl measures 3.75" h x 6.75" w x 3.5" d, and the creamer measures 3" h x 5" w x 2....

A set of seven imari plates, Japan circa 1880.

Three plates from the Rousseau service, France circa 1870.

A French faïence set of five dishes in pottery, 18th century. 2 plates have a basket with a rooster sitting in it and the other 3 plates have Chine...

A set of nine Wedgwood Etruria creamware embossed plates, probably 1950s.

A set of four Davenport Staffordshire plates, circa 1840.

An early 19th-century English porcelain cream pitcher and sugar bowl by Newhall in the "Crouching Tiger" pattern. The sugar bowl measures 5" h x 7....

A pair of monogrammed Paris Porcelain and gilt serving bowls, France circa 1890.

A "Crouching Tiger" bowl by Newhall, England circa 1820.

A set of eleven vintage Japanese Imari plates, circa 1960s. The square plates are decorated in blue and white depicting flowers and leafs in the ce...

A set of eight English Ironstone plates, circa 1860. The plates are decorated in the Chinese Taste, depicting a pagoda, lake and a fisherman done i...

A set of seven English Ironstone plates, circa 1860. The plates are decorated in the Chinese Taste, depicting a pagoda, lake and a fisherman done i...

Three Fornasetti vintage plates.

An armorial, circa 1780. Early example of a Chamberlains Worcester. Rare apple green border, decorated with four fruit and floral carchouches, and ...

A small English porcelain sauce tureen in the Chinese taste, circa 1900. Rim chips.

A vintage copper mold, England circa 1950.