Signed Coffee Cup and Saucer, Susie Cooper fine bone china, is part of a dinner set c. 1950. I have not been able to locate the pattern. Not as collectible as her early hand painted art deco pieces, it is an original Cooper design. These are not pieces that were sold on an individual basis, but could be replacements. I have had this set on display. It is a very pretty piece. Perfect condition. Thanks for looking!

This little creamer is from Japan. Made circa 1940-1945, it is stamped Harmony House Fine China, 3650 Janet, Japan. It is decorated with pink roses, gray leaves and a platinum rim. Measures approximately 3 1/2 tall and 4" wide. The mouth opening is 2 1/4" across and 3 1/2" from handle to spout. I can see a tiny flea bite on the rim, there is a speck of platinum that looks like it was chipped out. The bottom has another bite on the rim, almost directly below the "n" in Janet...

United States Navy Mess-Wardroom Officer dinner plate. This plate measures 9 7/8". Although I am not certain of it's age, it is definitely VINTAGE. Earlier research says that it is from World War 2, although I have not confirmed that. There are 2 small chips on the back side. The pictures should show this. The back is stamped Shenango China. Thanks for looking. God Bless.

Occupied Japan Hand Painted Plate Art. Marked Occupied Japan and AIYO China, it was made 1946-1950. Some of the gold trim on the front has been worn off and there is a scratch on the back. It shows up in the pictures. It is also pierced on the back for hanging. Such a peaceful, tranquil scene with the Cherry Blossoms in bloom. Other than the above mentioned items, this Occupied Japan decorative vintage Plate is a very nice accent anywhere.

Made in Japan for Brinn's of Pittsburgh, PA. This 4" plate is decorated with gold leafs on stems. It is also trimmed around the edge in gold. There are no chips or cracks. The gold painting on one of the leafs is slightly rubbed off. Other than that, it is in perfect condition. The red foil sticker is barely holding on to the back of plate.

This 6 1/2" collectors plate was made by Pirken-Hammer, Czechoslovakia, between 1918 and 1945. I used the German translation to try and translate the words on the plate. It has something to do with sports association. There is gold trim around the edge of the plate and it looks worn in a few places. The scene on the plate almost looks like pencil sketching. It is in perfect condition, no chips or cracks.

This Kaysons fine china creamer in the Golden Rhapsody pattern is in perfect condition. It measures 7" from the tip of the spout to the end of handle. It is 3" tall. It shows the Patent number 86186. This number dates to 1869.