Narumi Porcelain Furniture

Serving piece triple shell all in brass in vintage brass finish. With black granite base. Also available in nickel finish.

Danish vintage teak serving trays 1960s set of 4. Danish Mid-Century Modern teak trays. This set consists of: A large oval tray by Silva, ...

Antique sterling silver serving fish knife. No monogram. Beautiful heavy serving fish knife with rose design handle, floral, leaf and scroll design on blade. Measures approx...

An early sterling silver Georg Jensen fish serving set, in the ornamental Serving pattern #55 designed by Georg Jensen from 1914. Beautiful details, the handles are two intertwined f...

This is a very good early Chinese Teapot and matching cover from the Qing Dynasty, Kangxi period ( 1662 to 1722) which we date to Circa 1710. The teapot has a globular form on a sho...

Herend "Chinese Bouquet Apponyi Green" serving plate with handles Herend Hungary porcelain Measures: 24.3 cm wide and with the handles 29.7 cm wide 3 cm high #430/AV Heren...

18th- early 20th century Chinese blue and white lidded bowl with Christie’s stickers. Pre 1911 given no country of origin label.

Rare, vintage silver plate three piece serving set in the shape of bones. By Michael Aram.

Unusual little place card holders made by Coalport from fine bone china. Made in England of real quality and Craftsmanship. Place card holders, set of 6. These are vintage Porcelain beautiful flower place card holders, absolutely hand made, hand painted and stamped on the bottom. Used to hold a name card...

An exquisite combination of traditional and modern flair, this teapot showcases elegant and sinuous lines fashioned of fine white ceramic. Enriched with a lid with a gold rim, this t...

Up for your consideration is a hand painted and hand decorated small tureen by Haviland in the Fleurs Parisiennes pattern on Cannele blank, measuring 3.1" and 8.5" with 5.4" opening. The back-marks on the bottom are H&C*/Depose underglaze mark, dating back to 1887, and the circular Haviland Limoges decorator/overglaze mark (mark g, according to Haviland's Collectors International Foundation reference sheet) in brown (color indicates premium decor pieces on Haviland porcelain made in that period), dating back to 1879-1889. Cannele blank ("fluted"), influenced by traditional Japanese bowl shape called "kaki" or "chrysanthemum", was one of the new blanks created in 1880-1890s by Haviland's artists at the peak of Japonisme movement, after European artists and artisans become exposed to Japanese art. Cannele was hugely popular at the time and won the Grand Prix of 1889 Paris's World Fair. The Fleurs Parisiennes is one of the less common Haviland patterns...

A beautiful Art Nouveau fish servers serving set of a fork & knife, vintage Sweden. These serving pieces as in a rare and antique design. Made of 800 si...