This is a wonderful vintage serving platter with pretty roses, anemones, forget-me-nots and scroll work on cream china by Thompson Pottery Company, Ohio in about 1938. It is marked 1868 Thompson's Old Liverpool Ware and the number 1735 on the bottom. It measures about 13.5 by 11 inches...

Here are 2 lovely old circa 1960s "The Old Grist Mill" 10 inch Currier and Ives plates by Royal made in U.S.A. These blue and white and have a lovely old mill scene with wagon and horses and country side landscape. These both have some a couple of small edge chips probably from plate hangers. These would still make beautiful home decor items. Circa 1950s to 70s.

For your consideration is a 3 piece set of honey or spice colored Pfaltzgraff measuring cups. There is a 1/4, 1/3 and 1/2 cups size. They have holes in the handle for hanging. These pieces are marked and in very good condition. No chips and no cracks with just a very small amount of age glaze crazing. These would make a great gift for someone who loves to cook. They are circa 1983 to 1989.

This is a wonderful circa 1950s American Limoges platter in the shape of a diamon. It is marked on the bottom, Casino by American Limoges ALC Co. It has the jack with heart, club, spade and diamond designs just like on playing cards. His medallion says sitrioullier. This was made in Sebring, Ohio for bridge club or card players. These dishes are quite collectible, they are even on display at the Dallas Museum of art under decorative arts/ utilitarian objects/ 20th century design...

This is a wonderful circa 1950s American Limoges plate in the shape of a spade. It is marked on the bottom, Casino by American Limoges ALC Co. It has the king with heart, club, spade and diamond designs just like on playing cards. This was made in Sebring, Ohio for bridge club or card players. These dishes are quite collectible, they are even on display at the Dallas Museum of art under decorative arts/ utilitarian objects/ 20th century design. This is part of a complete dinner set...

This is a lovely little transferware hand signed dish or nappy. It has beautiful bartlet pears and a pretty butterfly that looks like transferware. It has a raised gold gilt handle and edge. It is signed Mary Frances Stanley and measures 7 inches across. It is in very good condition, no chips, no cracks and no signs of wear. I have no idea of age, it is an auction item.

This is a beautiful little bowl and pitcher with white dogwood sprays and heavy 22KT gold gilding by Lefton Japan China. The bowl is 4.75 inches across and the pitcher is 3 and 7/8 inches high. It is in excellent condition, no chips, no cracks, and very little, if any, signs of wear. I do not know the age. It is unmarked.

This is a beautiful old covered sugar bowl and cream pitcher with lovely pink rose transfers. It is an old set, but I don't know the age or maker. The creamer is 3 inches high and 7 inches handle to spout. It is shaped sort of like an Aladins lamp. It is in very good condition, no chips, no cracks and no crazing that I can see. The sugar dish is oval shaped and 3.5 inches high and 5 inches across the widest way. It does have a chip on the lid and rim as is seen in the picture. These are unmarked...

This is a lovely little pfaltzgraf squatty pitcher in the Yorktowne pattern 414Y in blue and white with a stenciled floral design and band around the rim. It measures 3.5 inches tall, and 4.5 inches in diameter. It is the perfect size for gravy or sauces and the nice thickness of the pottery will keep it nice and warm. It is also a nice size for serving milk. It is in excellent condition. I think this is from the 1960s or 1970s but I am not sure.

This is a lovely old circa 1950 soup or salad bowl with a wide rim in the Colonial Homestead pattern by Royal of the USA. It measures 8 and 3/8 inches in diameter and has a green denim pattern throughout, and a baby rocking cradle and rag doll in a wood cabin scene. It is in very good condition, no chips, no cracks, and very few utensil marks. It does have a manufacturers defect on the inside bottom white section, and on fine line of age glaze crazing on the bottom outside center.

This is a really nice down home country set of salt and pepper shakers. The salt has a pink and a black and white pig and the pepper has a gray or black and a white sheep on the side. They measures 3.25 inches high and 2.75 inches across, so they are a nice kitchen size. They have the stoppers and are in good condition, no chips, no cracks, with just a small amount of age glaze crazing. They are unmarked and I don't know the age or maker.

This 10" dinner plate is made by Royal China U.S.A. with royacolor underglaze process. The pattern is Fair Oaks and features a stone house with red roof and stately trees, a man, dog and cattle around a pond. The edge has yellow and white flowers in a very ornately decorative pattern. This piece is in good condition with just one small chip, probably from a plate hanger, on the back side, not visible from the front. This would make a great wall decor item for a country look. Circa 1957