Export tea cup, commonly called geisha ware or egg shell. Hand painted scene of Japanese ladies in a landscape. Quality is typical for this time period. Tiny rim chip, wear to gold paint, overall good condition. Made in early 1920s. No mark. 2" H x 3 3/4" diam.

Wade pottery collectible. Originally tucked into a box of English Red Rose tea as a premium. Excellent double color, no chips. Approx. 1.5" H. Early 1970s

A vintage cake tin from the mid to late 1940s showing image of lit candle, poinsettia & holly. Wear to rim, image and loss of paint to side as shown. 2 3/4" H x 7 1/4" D.

Tin in a vintage Victorian style. Image is commonly called the "Midnight Angel". Image was first produced in the late 1890s and is reproduced on a dark blue background. No damage. This is a new item and has not been used. 2" H x 6 1/2" D.

Set of two, male & female ceramic & cloth cat ornaments. Hand painted ceramic faces and paws. Female in white dress, male in black "tux". Each 7" H. No damage, come in original boxes. Mid 1980s.

Set of two, male & female ceramic & cloth cat ornaments dressed in red & white striped outfits. Faces and paws are hand painted ceramic. No damage, come with original boxes. Each is 7" H. Mid 1980s.

Delicate floral with a Gothic feeling. 8"H x 5"w at base. Only one, with some rust spots starting to show on bottom. From the American South, date of production not known but most likely in the past 30 years. Candle is not included.

Christmas ornament made of resin. 5" H with original box. Perfect condition, like new. Represents the Christ child with a Christmas tree, a common Victorian image. Stand is not included.

Oval soup spoons in the Proposal pattern, Wm. Rogers 1881. Introduced by Oneida in 1954. Light use but no loss to silverplate. 7" each. Six available.

Demitasse spoons in the Proposal flatware pattern, Wm. Rogers 1881. Introduced by Oneida in 1954. Light use, but no loss to silverplate. 4" each. Eight available.

Dinner forks in the Proposal pattern, Wm. Rogers 1881. Introduced by Oneida in 1954. Light use but with no loss to silverplate. 7.5" Six available.

Wade pottery collectible. Originally tucked into a box of English Red Rose tea as a premium. Excellent double color, no chips. Approx. 1.5" H. Black nose early 1970s