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.

This is a fantastic vintage set of boiled corn dishes. While unsure of the maker, we have reason to believe they date back to the 70s, if not earlier. Their shape is unique, and their coloring is wonderful. All are free of chips, cracks and crazing. They will make a great addition to any home.

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.

Here is a beautiful porcelain bowl by Schmidt. Made in Brazil, it is an excellent pattern for the winter holidays. This 8" rimmed soup bowl (Pattern #SHM7) is in 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.

Franciscan "Ivy" 10.5" dinner plate in excellent condition with no chips, cracks or crazing.

Beautiful 8.25" Franciscan "Ivy" flat-rimmed soup bowl in excellent condition with no chips, cracks or crazing.

Franciscan "Ivy" 5.5" cereal bowl from the 1970s. No chips or crazing, but a few of the tiniest flea-bites show in the green around the rim. They do not extend down the side nor completely across the green. Nothing serious and they do not detract from the bowl.

Here is the large Bartlett-Collins "Manhattan" berry bowl in amber. The pattern was manufactured in two runs - one in the early 1900s with a scalloped edge, and this one from the 1960s with the straight edge. The bowl is in excellent condition with no chips or cracks. It measures 8.5" across the top diameter and is 3" deep.

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.