Catalog: China

Tressemann & Vogt China. Dessert bowls are 5 1/2" in diameter. Scalloped edges in gold with beautiful violets spread over china. Circa 1892 to 1907. Pieces are backstamped T & V France in green, T.V inside of bell with France underneath, also a importers stamp of Nathan,Dohrmann San Francisco. The importers stamp indicates that they have to be pre-1903 because archives say that the importer company was destroyed in the 1903 San Fransisco earthquake...

Tressemann & Vogt China. Serving bowls are 10 1/2" in diameter. Scalloped edges in gold with beautiful violets spread over china.The bowls are footed with double handles. Circa 1892 to 1907. Pieces are backstamped T & V France in green, T.V inside of bell with France underneath, also a importers stamp of Nathan,Dohrmann San Francisco. The importers stamp indicates that they have to be pre-1903 because archives say that the importer company was destroyed in the 1903 San Fransisco earthquake...

Tressemann & Vogt China. Soup tureen 12" in diameter. Tureen is footed with double handled. Scalloped edges in gold with beautiful violets spread over china. Circa 1892 to 1907. Pieces are backstamped T & V France in green, T.V inside of bell with France underneath, also a importers stamp of Nathan,Dohrmann San Francisco. The importers stamp indicates that they have to be pre-1903 because archives say that the importer company was destroyed in the 1903 San Fransisco earthquake...

Tressemann & Vogt China. Serving bowl are 10 1/2" in diameter and very deep, but, has no handles. Scalloped edges in gold with beautiful violets spread over china. Circa 1892 to 1907. Piece is backstamped T & V France in green, T.V inside of bell with France underneath, also a importers stamp of Nathan,Dohrmann San Francisco. The importers stamp indicates that they have to be pre-1903 because archives say that the importer company was destroyed in the 1903 San Fransisco earthquake...

Early 1800's Grindley flow blue cup n saucer. Flow blue with gold accents. One very small chip that has been repaired, hard to see displayed. Marked with early Grindley back stamp.