Here are 2 Delft Blue Holland ceramic tiles. They are 6 inches square. They are marked on the back. The tile on the left is "The Pharmacist's Laboratory" and the one on the right is the pharmacist treating ailments. They are in mint condition. Email if you have any questions.

Here is a Royal Staffordshire dinnerware by Clarice Cliff platter. It is about 13 5/8" long and is the "Tonquin" pattern and is made in England. It is in mint condition. Email if you have any questions.

Here is Pope Gosser china oval covered vegetable bowl. It is about 10" across excluding the handles. It is marked on the bottom and is in mint condition. It has the gold trim. Email if you have any questions.

Here is a martini pitcher, 6 metal cups and serving tray. The pitcher is marked Continental silverplate co. on the bottom. There are a couple of small dings in the pitcher, otherwise, excellent condition. There are 6 metal cups and a silver serving tray. Email if you have any questions.

Here is a Fostoria Chintz relish 10 inch, #2496 baroque, 4 tab feet, tab flame handled, oblong, 2 equal sections and celery section. The dish is in mint condition. Email if you have any questions.

Here is a Jeannette glass company Iris and Herringbone iridescent candlestick holder for a pair of candlesticks. The set is in mint condition. Email if you have any questions.

Here are 5 Jeannette glass company Floragold, "Louisa" 10 ounce footed tumblers. They are about 5 inches high. They are in mint condition. Email if you have any questions.

Here is a Miss America pink 10 ounce tumbler. It is 4 1/2" high. It is in mint condition. Email if you have any questions.

Here are a pair of W.Goebel made in W. Germany candle stick holders. They are about 6" tall. They are marked on the bottom. They are in mint condition. They are earth brown in color. Email if you have any questions.

This is a collector plate painting titled "Grand Turk" "Passage to China, American Ships of the China Trade" by marine artist Raymond Massey. On December 5, 1785 the Grand Turk, an ex-privateer sailed from Salem, Massachusetts bound for trade a the French island of Mauritus. She was charted to sail on to china making the Grand Turk the second American ship to arrive in China flying the stars and stripes...

Here is a Pope Gosser china round covered vegetable bowl. It is about 9" across excluding the handles. It is marked on the bottom. It has gold trim. It is in mint condition. Email if you have any questions.

Here is an adorable set of vases. They are matching vases in they are similar in style. One has a little girl on it and the other one has a little boy on it. They are about 6 3/4" high. They are both in mint condition. They look like they are a vintage Japan set. They both have number 7295 stamped on the bottom. Email if you have any questions.