Dinner Service

These have a large diameter making them perfect for both a dinner plate and a service/presentation plate. The color is a decorator's dream of elegance and versatility with the bonus ...

This is a magnificent 19th century set of dessert plates and matching serving plate made by Baccarat. The handblown crystal is cased in a rich and vibrant cranberry overlay and cut t...

Chamberlains received an order for two magnicent services which were made for Nawab of the Carnatic, Azam Jah (r.1819-1825), around 1820 (India). The pink set has the Nawab's insigni...

This is a very rare set of 12 Cauldon service/presentation plates showcasing Art Nouveau decoration at it's finest. Hand-painted raised paste gold over robin's egg blue creates a sof...

7 Roycroft Arts & Crafts Copper Service Plates, Roycroft Inn at East Aurora, NY USA, circa 1905 A rare and remarkable set of seven Roycroft Arts & Crafts copper service plates, orig...

Set of 14 Antique French "Martial Redon (M.R.)" Limoges porcelain fish service, Circa 1890's-1900's. Hand-painted gold, pink and white porcelain with fish detail.

Iron-red uppercase Spode mark and pattern 2213. Richly painted in the Imari palette and enriched in pale-blue, green and gold with flowering shrubs and a tree, the border with altern...

An extraordinary, museum quality botanical and mollusk decorated dessert service. Each uniquely decorated piece is hand painted with all different shells and flowers on a cobalt blue...

H&Co, Heinrich & Co., Selb, Bavaria, Germany, circa 1930-1939. (Source: Marks on German, Bohemian, and Austrian Porcelain, by Rontgen, page 156). Though not marked Pickard, it appear...

Beyond belief! This set is museum worthy, exhibiting some of the finest workmanship Minton produced. The centerpiece features an exquisite pierced tall basket lifted up by 3 tall Par...

A refined and highly decorative antique porcelain fish dinner service, made Haidinger, Austria. Dating to circa 1900.

Pair 19th Century masons ironstone sauce tureens with matching ladles, of shaped oblong form, featuring scrolled handles and rose-bud finials on the lids, the design is a classic Ima...

The design is a classic Imari-style pattern, often referred to as Matsumai or Mandalay, they were a standard part of high-end Victorian dinner services used for serving gravies and ...

Beautiful Limoges porcelain dinner service signed Jammet Seignolles, model “Calcutta,” distinguished by its elegant green floral decoration inspired by nature, delicately enhanced wi...

The artisan duo, formed of father Åge and son Kasper, make unique dinner services for elite restaurants around the world and for Sigmar, their only UK retail outlet.

Coalport porcelain was at the centre of Shropshire pottery production in England, founded by John Rose in 1795. They specialised in dinner services like the present set, taking inspi...

Ceramic dinner service colored drawings with gold and silver highlights, enameled decoration of fish and seabed, including dinner plates, small plates, soup plates, a salad bowl, and...

This set would make any table setting a dramatic showstopper and embellish any dinner service. Attributed to Lobmeyr, one of the great masters of blown glass, glassmakers to royalty ...

Measuring 10.75 inches in diameter and standing 1 inch tall, these substantial plates offer a generous surface for elegant dinner service or as decorative anchors in a kitchen gallery.

Soup tureen was part of a dinner service, it's marked on the bottom and in perfect conditions.

This extremely rare partial set of dinner service was produced at the Royal Vienna Factory in 1851 under the direction of Baron Leithner, ten years before the factory closed.

The rarest color, a rich cobalt blue, provides a dramatic contrast to the clear crystal creating a spectacular and elegant table setting complementing many colorful and varied dinner...

This pattern is documented on a dessert service (plate 25) and the form is illustrated in a dinner service (plate 13) of Godden's Coalport and Colebrookdale Porcelains.

This multi-motif, figural pattern features French court of Fontainebleau, palace of King Francis I, with figures in court dress in varying food-related themes in feast or dinner serv...

Great patina to the silverplate complemented by the crystal glass serving bowls Elegant decorative pair which would really elevate your dinner service Show as they are serving frui...

An unique spruce wood showcase / cabinet in light color wood, ideal for mixed use, books or dinner service, with upper shelves and side vitrine compartments and inner shelves in the ...

French Mid-Century Ceramic Fish Dinner Set by Paul Fouillen, Quimper, 1950s. Rare and charming French mid-century ceramic fish dinner service by Paul Fouillen (1899–1958), produced ...

More than 200 pieces on stock, complete lunch and dinner service for 24 p. serving pieces, coffee service and much more.

During the late Victorian period in England these trolleys were used for afternoon tea and after-dinner service. In modern homes, this versatile piece can be used for its original p...

The plate is unmarked to the base as was often the case and may have been one of a large dinner service originally, where only a few of the pieces were marked.

This complete set includes both coffee and tea cups with matching saucers, allowing versatility for formal breakfasts, afternoon tea, or elegant dinner service. The pieces remain hig...

Attractive example of serving ware, with ornate detail and fine colour Displays a desirable aged patina and in good original order White ceramic presents a bright appearance throug...

There was a great demand in the West during the 18th and 19th centuries for Chinese porcelain dinner sets, tea services, vases, etc., and Canton enamel helped to fill this demand.

Blue Fluted Plain is Royal Copenhagen’s oldest and most iconic dinner service, introduced in 1775 and still in production today.

Sometimes called a “butler’s mirror” that allowed the staff to monitor the progression of the dinner service at a comfortable distance, the convex mirror glass offers a clear reflect...

KPM Berlin is renowned for its high-quality luxury porcelain, specializing in intricate hand-painted dinner services and ornate collectible items during the 18th and 19th centuries.

Blue Fluted Plain is Royal Copenhagen’s oldest and most iconic dinner service, first produced in 1775. While inspired by Chinese porcelain, it quickly became a hallmark of Danish por...

This set has a wonderful air of vintage sophistication and would elevate any barware collection or dinner service. Perfect for a beautifully decorated table, or a properly hosted coc...

In 1790, King Christian VII commissioned the dinner service, inspired by the botanical illustrations of the Flora Danica booklets published in 1752, as a gesture of reconciliation.

The Johnson Brothers transferware partial dinner service includes: 6 dinner plates 8 bread and butter plates 6 fruit or custard bowls 6 cereal bowls 5 cups with 5 saucers 2 vegetabl...

The epitome of elegance, these caviar serving pieces would be the highlight of a gorgeous dinner service... and would also be a wonderful gift for someone known to be a consummate ho...

Graced with the renowned Liberty Tudric taste, this small dish will be a quality addition to a dinner service. Delivered polished and ready to use.

Bjørn Wiinblad for Rosenthal, 74-Piece Porcelain Table Service, Germany, Hand-Gilded Decoration, Romanze Studioline Pattern 3620 A poetic and highly collectible porcelain dinner ser...

Large Chinese porcelain dinner service, circa 1950/1970, decorated with scenes of domestic life.

(This specific tureen is unmarked but was part of a much larger dinner service which did have the "Davenport Stone China" with anchor circular printed mark.).

Charming Limoges porcelain dinner service by Haviland, dating from the early 20th century (circa 1900), featuring a delicate wildflower pattern.

An exceptional and extensive antique Meissen porcelain dinner service, made in Germany in the 19th century by the renowned Meissen manufactory.

Pearl Service also known as Bavarian Royal Service. A dinner service for 12 people, by the Royal Nymphenburg porcelain factory, designed circa 1792 by court sculptor Dominik Aulicze...

Expanding beyond the traditional collection of porcelain figurines and dinner services, a modern experimental stoneware studio was born.

In the mid 60s, the Naaman Porcelain was a distributer and importer of dinner services and housewares which could mean that this vase might have been produced by a German manufacture...

The net is removable to convert the table for dinner service. The table can live beautifully indoors and outdoors.

It's both functional and collectible, suitable for display, gifting, or enhancing your dinner service with authentic vintage charm. In person, the plate is luminous—the white bone c...

A stylish addition to the drinks cabinet or dinner service, ideal for lovers of fine wine presentation.

This elegant mid-century Japanese bone china dinner service by Keito Japan, known as White Bon Noble Red, is a refined and exceptionally complete set designed for 12 place settings, ...

French majolica oyster service including 11 plates and one serving platter. With intricate detail and a warm, semi-transparent brown glaze covering whole surface of each plate. Large...

Elegant partial French porcelain dinner service stamped Edmond Honoré, Paris, dating from the late 19th century, circa 1880.

Also known as English porcelain, ironstone china was developed by Mason’s factory - whose printed mark appears on the bottom- during the 19th century to emulate the popular Chinese-s...