This is the gravy boat with separate underliner in the 'Lady Anne' pattern by Coalport. There is a partial crack on the handle of the gravy - which is only on the bottom side of the top part of the handle and does not run all the way through the top. The design is in gold. Pre 1950.

(1) Bowl, 10 1/4" x 3 3/4", all over gold floral, by Robert Haviland. Mark 1. Limoges, France. After 1924.

(1) Coffee Pot, 9" tall. Bottom stamp in blue says: Brentwood Real English Ironstone, Wm. Adams & Sons, England, est. 1657. Decoration completely underglas and detergent proof. White with blue cloverleafs.

This is a part set of the old 'Beverly' pattern with florals, by Royal Cauldon. Cream embossed china with pink hand painted rose. Some crazing as is appropriate with age. Marked 'Royal Cauldon, Eng., Est. 1774.' Seven plates, 8 1/2" square; cream and covered sugar; eight cups, nine saucers. A wonderful old luncheon set!

This cream and sugar set in the 'Evening Rhapsody' pattern is by Royal Albert, and marked 'England'. The creamer is 3 1/2" tall and the sugar is 2" tall and 3 1/4" in diameter.

This Collector Plate 'Nature's Children Series' 'The Robins' is 6 1/2" in diameter and made by Royal Copenhagen in 1993. It is plate #4483A.

This compote is 3" tall, 6" long and 4 1/2" wide. Marked 'Royal, Limoges, France' it is white porcelain with gold flowers, highlighted with red.

(2) Salad Plates, 7 3/4", in the 'English Village' pattern by Alfred Meakin, Staffordshire, England. Blue and white transfer design of house, stream and bridge. Priced/each.

(1) Center Handled Sandwich Plate, 7 1/2" in diameter. Made in Japan. Orange listre 3/4" border with handpainted tulips. Slight gold loss on handle.

(3) Cups, 3 3/4" in diameter - marked 'Iroquois Casual China by Russel Wright, U.S.A., R-2.' White. Priced/each.

(3) Plates, 10 1/8" dinner, in the 'Iroquois' pattern by Russel Wright. Marked 'Iroquois Casual China by Russel Wright, U.S.A. Q-4'. White. Priced/each.

This is a three piece dresser set consisting of a tray, 10 1/2" x 7"; a six sided powder box with lid, 2 3/4" tall; and a hair receiver 2 1/2" tall, which is also six sided. Slight gold loss to all pieces. Rising Sun Nippon mark - 1911.