Antique Tableware

A three-piece silver plate tea or coffee set, England circa 1950, made by Sheffield. The larger pot measures 8.75" h x 10.25" w x 5" d, the smaller...

A 19th-century crumber and brush in papier-mâché, decorated in the Chinese style. The crumber measures 2.5" h x 12" w x 10.5" d, and the brush meas...

A 19th-century French crumber decorated with gold stars on a Chinese red lacquer background.

A Staffordshire blue and white platter in the "Columbia" pattern.

A 19th-century porcelain two-handled dish, with an orange border and gilt highlights, England circa 1860.

An early 19th-century English Regency Period oval fruit bowl, in brown with orange poppies on the border.

An early 20th century English stoneware pitcher with a bird on a branch.  

A pair of late 19th Century Royal Vienna porcelain soup bowls.

A charger signed A. Vallari (artist) and J. Giorgio Albissoli (potter), Italy circa 20th century.

A 19th Century English Majolica pitcher with pink flowers.

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

A 19th-century English footed bowl or compôte, decorated with raspberries.  

A late 19th Century English Bailey-Walker blue and white well and tree platter in the oriental taste, circa 1881.

A late 19th-century Japanese Imari charger with three flowers in the center.

A late 19th Century Japanese 3 piece tea set, circa 1880. The pieces measure Sugar 7" h . x 6.25" w x 4.75" d, Creamer 6.5" h x 6.75" w x 4.5" d, t...

A vernis Martin ink stand in ochre lacquer with pink flowers in lacquer and porcelain. Ormolu mounts. France, 18th century.

A faience French sauce boat, circa 1790.

A 19th-century English transferware plate with the name "Sicilian" on the back.

A pair of Wedgwood plates, circa 1820. Priced as pair, or also available individually.

Eight Royal Copenhagen dessert or salad plates, Denmark, circa 1900.

A pair of 19th-century French HBCM Montereau plates with military scenes.

A set of eight vintage Richard Ginori plates in cream with a gold rim.

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

A pair of 19th-century English Imari-style two-handled round serving dishes with handles.