Beautiful 7.25" salad/dessert plate with gold trim. The plate is marked with the Two Phoenix mark of long-forgotten NK Porcelain (sometimes referred to as "Japan China") and "Made in Occupied Japan". This plate is marvelous condition with no chips, cracks, crazing or utensil marks, though some of the gold design on an inner band has begun to fade a bit. For collectors of Blue Willow, this is a great find.

Beautiful Royal Copley planter - "Girl Leaning on Barrel" - in great condition with chips, cracks or crazing. Often seen as a set with "Boy Leaning on Barrel" planter also available here.

Gorgeous Royal Copley planter - "Boy Leaning on Barrel" - in great condition with chips, cracks or crazing. Often seen as a set with "Girl Leaning on Barrel" planter also available here.

Here is a delicate demitasse cup and saucer by C. Ahrenfeldt on Limoges china. Decorated with blue flowers with purple accents and green leaves, this set displays beautifully. It has no chips, cracks or crazing.

Set of four amber sandwich cups from Tiara Exclusives of Lancaster Colony Glass (to become Indiana Glass), in the original box. All four cups are in pristine condition with no chips or cracks, and the box is in very good condition as well. It is not frayed or cracked.

This is a vintage, hand painted pitcher with beautiful roses and pink trim. It's signed Sadie Wright - 1962. It is in excellent condition with no chips, cracks or crazing. It stands 5" tall and is 6" from spout to handle.

10" American Whitehall 3-toed center console bowl by Indiana Glass. Made in the tradition of Fostoria's American pattern, this center bowl is 1/2" smaller than its true American cousin. This bowl was made to go with matching candle bowls, but will certainly serve well on its own. The Whitehall line was made to compliment the Fostoria line and some of the pieces shared the same mold...

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.

Hospitality snack sets (4 plates/4 cups), in the box, by Federal Glass Co. from the 40s and 50s. One of the most popular designs of the time. Marketed as Hospitality, and later as Homestead, the box determines the name. All glassware in excellent condition. Boxes show various signs of age and wear, though none extreme.

Our offering of American china painting continues with this hand-painted 8 1/2" (including handle) X 4 1/4" nappy. This piece is also signed by Marie Morris. The nappy is decorated with blue forget-me-nots on a pale blue band. Ms. Morris used a light yellow wash in the bottom of the nappy to create a soft contrast. The piece is in excellent condition 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.

Well known, but seldom correctly identified, this is a Daisy and Button fan tray by L.G. Wright. Sold in dime stores across the country, this was (and is) a popular item that has decorated many ladies' dressers over the years. Measuring 10.5" across by 7" top-to-bottom, this tray strongly resembles the snack plates produced by Anchor-Hocking. This tray is smaller and lacks the cup indention, but otherwise compliments the A-H sets nicely...