This is the 10-1/8" vegetable bowl by Spode in the Wicker Dale pattern that matches our smaller one. It, too, is in excellent condition with no chips, cracks or crazing. The Wicker Dale pattern (#2/4088) was made from 1954-75. If you haven't done so yet, take a look at its mate - the 8-7/8" bowl also listed here.

This is a beautiful 8-7/8" vegetable bowl by Spode in the Wicker Dale pattern. It is in excellent condition with no chips, cracks or crazing. Be sure to check out its mate - the 10-1/8" bowl also listed here.

These blue and white salad plates by Burgess and Leigh are another fine example of English china. The Dovedale pattern depicts fish swimming near the river bottom, complete with rocks and plants. They are excellent condition with no chips, cracks or crazing.

6" bread and butter plate by Norleans, in excellent condition with no chips, cracks or crazing. Picture depicts medieval towers and bridge long associated with Ghent, Belgium. Norleans was owned by UCAGCO and was headquartered in New Orleans in the mid 50s.

Beautiful china chamber pot by Edwin M. Knowles Company, which appears to have been manufactured in 1913. White with gold trim, it has thin gold and green strips around the center, with an embossed series of white fleur-de-lis surrounding the top section. Coupled with the gold trim, this is a striking piece. It stands 5" tall and is just over 9" in diameter (not including the handle). It has no chips or cracks, but the exterior (only) does exhibit a fair amount of crazing under a bright light...

Bread and butter plates by Scio decorated with Currier and Ives' "Sugar Mapling" motif in green. Plates measure 6" in diameter and are all in excellent condition with no chips, cracks or crazing.

White, 7.75" soup bowls by Homer Laughlin with pink and white flowers, on a Republic shape, with gold trim on the rim. The pattern number for these bowls is HLc441, which is often offered on the Internet as Virgina Rose. Don't be confused. All bowls are in very good shape with no chips or cracks and very little to no crazing.

Here are saucers by Royal USA (Jeanette China) with the ever popular Riverboat motif. This was only one of the Currier and Ives patterns used by several manufacturers of the period. These saucers are all in excellent condition with no chips cracks or crazing.

Beautiful vegetable bowl by Bawo & Dotter, Elite Works, Limoges, France. Made just after the turn of the 20th century, this bowl has survived in excellent condition, with only the tiniest flea bite on the underside of the rim. It only shows when the bowl is turned over. It measures 10" X 6.25" X 3" and has no cracks or crazing. Ask us about it!

Here is a HTF set. It is a silver encrusted cup and saucer in the Maria Theresia pattern by Edelstein. Made in Bavaria, the pattern was made from 1931-1974. The mark on these pieces would indicate a production date earlier rather than later. Each piece in the line was individually numbered and these are numbered 12 on the cup and 20 on the saucer. Both pieces are in marvelous shape with no chips, cracks or crazing.

This delightful demitasse cup and saucer has the well-known UCAGCO labels. Made in Japan for United China and Gifts Co., this set is decorated with pink and blue flowers. It is in very good condition for its age with no chips, cracks or crazing.

We have this beautiful 25th Anniversary cup and saucer by Royal Crown China in Japan, made for Arnart Imports in the U.S.A. From the delicate handle to the detail of the design, this cup and saucer rival many of the more expensive sets. It is in excellent condition with no chips, cracks, or crazing.