Vintage Inarco elegant lady figurine. Marked 1964 with E1751 and the original foil label. She is 4.5 inches tall. In very good condition, no cracks, no chips. She just needs a bit of cleaning, no stains, just dust accumulation.

circa 1930s signed Carlin Comforts matching gold leaf dresser dishes. There is a lidded box and open tray both the same size. Hand painted blue, burgundy and gold. They are in good condition with no chips and no cracks but there is a bit of wear to the gold leaf. They measure 4 and 3/4 inches across and 3 inches wide. Featuring a country hat, ribbons, rake and roses. Made in France.

This porcelain nappy style hand painted candle holder has pink rose sprays on a delicate blue background. It has heavy gold gilding and is signed Lucy B. Brown. It measures 4.5 inches across and is in great condition, no chips and no cracks.

This is a very ornate victorian style dish with what looks like pink and red peonies and camellias or roses in the center and luster and gold gilded accents. The porcelain has cut out work. It measures 8.25 inches across and comes with the wood plate stand. It is in very good condition. It has one tiny rough spot on the edge but it was part of the makers process as it is under the gilding. It is unmarked, but I think it is Royal Sealy, as I have seen items similar to it that were...

This is a really pretty porcelain vase or dresser jar with yellow rose sprays on both sides. The background is white with airbrushed aqua and gray gradient colors. It is unmarked so I don't know the maker. I also am not sure whether it is hand painted or transfers. It is an auction piece so I don't know the history. It measures 4.75 inches tall and 4.5 by 3 inches wide and is in very good condition, no chips and no cracks.

This is an exceptional quality Japanese porcelain dish, tray or plate, probably used for sushi or sauces. It is marked, and the closest that I can make out the mark is Nippon Imari and Arita-yaki from the early part of the 20th century. It has a leaf design with translucent glaze and lovely black, red and gold gilt accents. It is marked under the glaze. It measures 6.5 by 4 inches and is in great shape, no chips, no cracks and no crazing that I can see.

This is a beautiful porcelain egg coddler made by Royal Worcester of England. It is in the Lavina pattern and has blackberries or raspberry sprays all the way around. It measures 3.5 inches tall and 2 inches across. The lid it chrome. It is in good used condition, no chips, no cracks. I think this is from about the 1970s or 80s.

This is a beautiful matching set of fine white porcelain blue transferware covered sugar and creamer. The sugar is 4.25 inches tall and the creamer 3.25 inches tall. Both are marked Seltmann Weiden Bavaria W. Germany and a number I can't quite make out. These were made in between 1946 and 1975. They are in excellent condition. This is for one set of sugar and creamer, but I have a second set available if you are interested.

This is a really stunning antique or vintage coffee or teapot by KPM Carl Krister in Berlin Germany. It is quality porcelain with a band of peach, melon and blue hand painted enameled flowers around the top and very heavy gold gilding. I believe it is from the early 1900s and is marked KPM Krister Germany and 1840/00 on the bottom...

Stunningly beautiful, exquisite quality demitasse or espresso teacup and saucer by H.Co. Heinrich selb Bavaria Germany. It has a light blue or baby blue band and elegant rich gold patterned bands and accents. These are fine porcelain and although I don't know the age they are superior quality. This company made fine porcelain from the 1800s through today. The saucer is 4 and 3/8 inches across and the cup is 2 inches high and 2 inches in diameter...

This is a wonderful old #2 pestle that I think is porcelain and marked T.M and S. Warranted Acid Proof and a old pestle made from glass and marked Made in USA #4. The mortar measures 3 and 1/8 inches tall and 5.5 inches across. It is very heavy and has small chip on the spout and one on the base. The pestle is in excellent used condition, no chips and no cracks. I believe both pieces are old. This came from and antique shop and I have no idea what it was originally used for.

This is a wonderful hand painted teacup and saucer set made by Chikaramachi Noritake between 1926 and 1946. This set is vibrant colored blues, reds, yellow, green and orange. This is fine Nippon porcelain. The saucer is 5.5 inches in diameter and teacup is 2 inches high and 3 and 7/8 inches across the rim. It is in excellent condition, no chips, no cracks and very little if any wear. I have 3 of these sets available.