(1) Cereal bowl, 6 1/2" in diameter, in the 'Patio' pattern by Syracuse China. White with black branches and yellow leaves. 1960.

Handleless cup with saucer in the 'Pink Willow' pattern. 'Town, Sterling China Co., Made in U.S.A. P5'.

(1) Platter, 11 1/4" x 8 1/2". Pastel flowers & leaves. Back marked 'Homer Laughlin Hudson 106 L'.

(1)WHITE PORCELAIN BOX, 3 1/2" IN DIAMETER HAS A TRANSFER OF PINK FLOWERS AND GREEN LEAVES. SIGNED ON THE BOTTOM ANIS, ANIS, MNP,PORCELAINE D'ART, LIMOGES, FRANCE.

(1) Porcelain Decorative Plate, 10 1/4" in diamater. Silk screen transfer of Strasbourg Cathedral. Very rich colors. Artist signed. Decorator's mark on reverse: NEM Decor - France. One 1/16" area on rim not covered with glaze - not chipped. An exceptionally well done plate. 1920.

(3) Salad plates, 7 3/8" in the 'Pricilla Alden' pattern by Copeland Spode, England. Cottage w/road. Black border. 1920.

(2) Saucer, 5 3/4", in the 'Pricilla Alden' pattern by Copeland Spode, England. Barn, four cows. Black border. 1920.

This Part Set of Royal Doulton 'Queenslace' #D6447, consists of six 10 3/8" dinner plates; six 8 1/4" salad plates, five 6 1/2" bread & butter plates; six 5 1/4" fruit bowls; six cups and saucers, one 4 1/4" open sugaar; one 6" milk pitcher; two 9 1/2"round vegetable bowls; one oval 12 1/4" platter; one 5 1/2" teapot with cover; four additional cups and four egg cups. Teal with cream. Some crazing but no chips. Price is for the set. 1940.

(1) Reticulated china plate, 7 1/2" in diameter, by Schwarzenhammer, Bavaria, Western Germany. White ground w/enhanced transfer in pink, yellow and blue. 1950's.

(1) Pin Tray, 4 1/2" in diameter, made by Rosenthal. Lady's hand in gray, holding pink rose on white ground. 1920.

(1) ROUND COVERED VEGATABLE BOWL IN AN UNKNOWN PATTERN BY BAWO & DOTTER, LIMOGES, FRANCE. RED MARK # 13. WHITE WITH BLUE TRAILING FLOWERS AND GOLD TRIM.

This Luncheon Plate is 9 1/2" in diameter, in the pattern 'Flowers of the Caribbean, by Royal Cauldon - Blue Sky Flowers transfer. Slight crazing - no chips nor cracks. 1930.