This beautiful dresser set consists of a vanity tray, pin tray, hair receiver, powder jar, perfume, and a pair of candleholders. It is blue and white in color, and is hand painted with blue and white flowers with green and brown leaves. Each piece is also adorned in gold. The vanity tray is oval in shape and measures 12" by 8" - it is marked Vienna Austria. The oval pin tray measures 6" by 4" - it is marked M.Z. Austria. The candlesticks are 4.25" high - they are marked P.L. Limoges, France...

This lovely plate and syrup dispenser were manufactured by Crown Ducal. Crown Ducal is the name used on many pieces that were actually manufactured by A.G. Richardson and Co, England, and has been around since 1916. They are best known for their chintz patterns. This is an excellent example of their work. The chintz pattern here is actually called "Ascot" and appears to be a transfer pattern. The plate has a more white base than the syrup...

This wonderful set is from the Smithsonian Collection by Goebel. The beautiful floral images, highlighted in 22 karat gold, were inspired by the botanical prints found in the libraries of the Smithsonian Institute. This set consists of an 8.5" (tall) vase, and a pair of 6.75" candle holders. The pattern on each depicts beautiful white roses with green and gold accents. Each piece is in excellent condition, with no damage of any kind. The price is for the 3-piece set.

This ramekin and underplate are beautifully hand-painted in shades of purple, and gray with highlights of gold. The ramekin has a scalloped edge which is trimmed in gold. The inside has purple flowers with white centers and leaves and drapes of gold. The outer edge of the ramekin has several hand-painted flowers. It measures 1.75" high, and has a diameter of 3 7/8" across the scalloped edge. The underplate has a diameter of 5.25"...

Herend has been producing outstanding porcelain pieces since 1826. Each piece is kiln fired, then carefully hand decorated by one of 750 painters employed by the company. The skilled artisans are guided only by tiny dots of graphite applied through perforated forms. With multi-colored designs, multiple firings (between color applications) are often necessary to achieve the correct colors. A single piece may take weeks to perfect. This is a covered vegetable bowl in the Market Garden pattern...

Herend has been producing outstanding porcelain pieces since 1826. Each piece is kiln fired, then carefully hand decorated by one of 750 painters employed by the company. The skilled artisans are guided only by tiny dots of graphite applied through perforated forms. With multi-colored designs, multiple firings (between color applications) are often necessary to achieve the correct colors. A single piece may take weeks to perfect...

Herend has been producing outstanding porcelain pieces since 1826. Each piece is kiln fired, then carefully hand decorated by one of 750 painters employed by the company. The skilled artisans are guided only by tiny dots of graphite applied through perforated forms. With multi-colored designs, multiple firings (between color applications) are often necessary to achieve the correct colors. A single piece may take weeks to perfect. This is the fish platter and insert in the Rothschild Bird pattern...

Herend has been producing outstanding porcelain pieces since 1826. Each piece is kiln fired, then carefully hand decorated by one of 750 painters employed by the company. The skilled artisans are guided only by tiny dots of graphite applied through perforated forms. With multi-colored designs, multiple firings (between color applications) are often necessary to achieve the correct colors. A single piece may take weeks to perfect...

This wonder pig was manufactured in 1958 and imported by Holt Howard. It is a desk organizer with a place for your pens and pencils as well as a memo pad. It is in excellent condition. There are pen marks on the inside indicating someone actually used it to hold writing utensils. It measures 6.75" long and is 3.5" tall.

This fine porcelain figurine is Nao, hand made in Spain by Lladro. It is 1 of the 4 figurines released in 1988 as part of limited edition "The Prince of Egypt Collection". They were released in conjunction with the "Prince of Egypt" movie by Dreamworks. We have "The Chariot Race" which is #256 of 2500, It comes with certificates of Authenticity. It is in excellent NIB condition with no damage. The box is in excellent condition as well, but the sleeve has a bit of edge and corner tearing. ...

This nice teapot was manufactured by Meissen. It is in the Blue Onion pattern with amazing cobalt flowers and vines. It is actually quite small, measuring just 4 7/8" tall (at it's highest point), and 7" across (including handle and spout). I believe it is called a "mini teapot". It is marked with the crossed sword Meissen mark (see photo). There is no damage of any kind - other than the fact that the lid is not the correct lid for the Blue Onion pattern.

This is the complete 9 piece nativity set from the Precious Moments collection, by Enesco. It is model number E-2800. It is called "Come Let Us Adore Him" and was created by artists William Biel and Sam Butcher. All pieces are made of fine porcelain bisque, and are in excellent condition (with no damage). The set comes in the original box . The box is in fair condition with a number of tears at the corners. I believe this set was discontinued in 1985. But I don't know the exact age of the ...