Lenox bud vase with raised cherry blossom design and 24kt. gold trim. Marked on the bottom with the gold wreath with a "L" in script inside. This mark was first used in 1953. The vase measures 6 1/2 inches high by 3 1/4 inches across and is in mint condition.

Beautiful cobalt blue with perfect gold trim art deco style candle holder made in Germany. It is marked "Lindner Kuep's Bavaria made in Germany Echt Cobalt". This mark dates the piece between 1948 to 1981. The piece measures 6 inches across by 3 1/2 inches high and is in perfect condition. It will hold 2 candles.

Some of the finest dinnerware pieces came from this English company Crown Ducal. This very elegant small platter has a raised floral design that was made into the plate and the colored flowers and leaf border. The center bouquet is in perfect condition as this plate is not showing any wear. It measures 10 3/4 inches by 8 inches and except for some crazing is in excellent condition.

soho Potteries of Cobridge, England produced this fine platter between 1913 & 1930. It is pattern number SOH7. It is marked in green on the back "Solian Ware Soho Potteries Ltd. Cobridge, England". In gold are the numbers 5228 and inbossed in the mold "M25". See my second photo of a close-up of this beautiful pattern. The platter measures 16 inches by 13 inches and is in mint condition not showing any signs of use.

This small bread & butter plate was produced by Crown Ducal of England. They make fine china & porcelain as this example shows. Called Florentine Flowers & Fruit Pattern No.1954. All the pattern on the outside rim is embossed also known as blown out in this piece that I believe was produced in the 1950's. It measures 6 inches across and is in very good condition.

Hall 6 cup yellow with gold trim Streamline style teapot that was produced either for a restaurant or hotel. It is marked in gold on the bottom "Hall 0339 6 cup made in U.S.A. Ideal Restaurant Supply Co. New York". Also stamped in blue is the Hall logo of a circle with "HALL" inside and Made in U.S.A. The teapot is in near mint condition not showing any wear especially to the gold trim. The teapot measures 9 inches across by 6 inches high.

A beautiful example of early japanese porcelain. In near mint condition is this dish with pink and purple roses, delicate shades of light blue and a sculpted edge in gold trim. It is marked on the bottom "Hand Painted Nippon" and has the he dish measures 7 1/4 inches across by 2 inches high.

A small Shelley cup & saucer in the dainty shape and the pattern is Rosebud. Shelley is known as the elite and most collectible in English Bone China. This beautiful set has small roses and delicate pale green trim and handle. Beside the Shelley logo and pattern name on the bottom is the number 13426 which dates this pattern between 1942/66. Cup measures 2.5 inches tall by 3 inches across including handle and saucer is just under 5 inches across. Both are in mint condition...

A small Shelley cup & saucer in the dainty shape and the pattern is Primrose. Shelley is known as the elite and most collectible in English Bone China. This beautiful set has yellow flowers and delicate pale green trim and handle. Beside the Shelley logo and pattern name on the bottom is the number 13430 which dates this pattern between 1942/66. Cup measures 2.5 inches tall by 3 inches across including handle and saucer is just under 5 inches across. Both are in mint condition...

Homer Laughlin first introduced Harlequin in the late 1930's. It started with four colors and yellow being one of them. This piece is referred to as a double egg cup as it can be used on either end. It measures just under 4 inches and is in excellent condition. Shipping to anywhere in the U.S.A. is $8.00. Insurance extra if requested. See all the many other great listings I have for your consideration and check out my testimonials of what past customers have said about me.

Copeland Spode's Tower demitasse cup and saucer. Pink transferware design and in excellent condition. Markings on the bottom read "Copeland Spode's Tower England". The oblong circle mark dates the piece to the 1950's. Shipping to anywhere in the U.S.A. is $8.00. Insurance extra if requested. See all the many other great listings I have for your consideration and check out my testimonials of what past customers have said about me.

Made in Staffordshire England by Sadler is this very attractive one cup teapot. Markings identify it as such. It measures 6 1/4 inches across by 4 inches high. A beautiful 3 color glaze and in excellent condition. The area that appears to be yellowish has a more greenish tint to it. See all the many other great listings I have for your consideration and check out my testimonials of what past customers have said about me.