Set of Twelve T. Goode & Co. Dinner Plates

Set of six hand blown Murano glass dessert bowls with saucers, circa 1930, Venice.

Set of 12 beautiful vintage milk glass chargers with clear fluted edges. In excellent condition and perfectly suited to coordinate with any china pa...

Four pieces Rockingham set, featuring hand-painted cups and saucers with gilt details. Based on the backstamps, the set belongs to 1931-1942 Pusk-Mark period. The Rockingham pottery...

Featured in the 2015 San Francisco Decorators Showcase House, this pair of Portuguese style 'corona' benches/stools is custom designed by Candace Barnes Now. Upholstered in hand stam...

Charcoal Drawing of contemplative man in burl wood walnut gold lined frame. Signed on the right hand corner "O'Connor".

Pair of beautiful 19th century French Porphyry lamps with gilt bronze accents in the form of Ram's heads and Classical beaded banding. The pair are mounted on a gold leafed stepped b...

With gilt borders in relief.

This is an exquisite set of eleven Minton Porcelain Ball dinner plates. They have a beautiful gold and white arabesque decoration of flowers with...

Set of twelve english porcelain dinner plates, Coalport, circa 1900.

Chamberlain Worcester Porcelain Set of Twelve Dinner Plates, Tree of Life Pattern, Circa 1818-1822 The Chamberlain Worcester porcelain Tree of Life dinner plates are painted in an ornate and colorful pattern known as the " Tree of Life" pattern. The Japan pattern design depicts a central tree in an underglaze blue with a cracked ice design issuing extensive branches, flowers and leaves across the surface. Note we also have a soup tureen and stand and a pair of sauce tureens and stands in this pattern. Dimensions: 9-5/8 inch diameter x 1 1/4 inches high. Mark: Some with a n red below a crown: Chamberlains...

These are a set of 12 Lenox orchid plates from the 1920s. Each one is hand painted with a different orchid by W. H. Morley, who is a famous Lenox artist who specialized in painting f...

With very unusual winter snow scenes. Decorated and signed by Harry Stinton.