Kentucky - Serveware, Ceramics, Silver and Glass

From the world-renowned Belgian company, Val St. Lambert- supplier to the Royal Families, comes this beautiful Belgian crafted diamond patterned crystal bowl. More specifically, this...

These gorgeous hand-painted Japanese tea cups and snack plates date back to the 1940's. Beautifully kept throughout the years by a collector, the con...

Let's assume you have a bar in your home. You love the lines of the Art Deco period. You pride yourself in seeking out the unique for the spaces in your life. You love the notion of ...

A Mason's Ironstone soup tureen with cover and stand in double landscape pattern. In vibrant blues, golds, and reds. With dolphin handles on the tureen, stand, and at the top of the ...

Imagine how many thirsts were quenched with the rare and unique stein! This piece was created between 1840's and 1900 in Germany. Unlike many other steins of this era, this one is ad...

This rare Royal Staffordshire Pottery piece was part of the Aesthetic Movement, which started in England in the late 19th century. This plate has the historic Staffordshire markings ...

When it comes to organic modern, this large wood-fired vessel is nothing short of stunning. Utilizing rich earth elements to create this beautiful vase, Michael Imes often uses ash i...

A Coalport part dessert service in the “Money Tree” pattern consisting of 12 dessert plates (8" diameter), four square shapes (8.5" x 8.5"), four shell shapes (8.25" x 7.75"), two ob...

This gorgeous little opalescent shell sugar dish by Northwood dates back to c. 1900. In the Nautilus or Argonaut Shell design, a highly desirable piece, it has maintained its design ...

A good Spode dessert service comprised of a round sauce tureen on flaring foot with cover and stand (7.5" x 6.25" x 6.5" high); a pair of fluted,...

This rare and unique quadruple silver-plated tea cup was created in the late 1880's by the West Silver Company out of Taunton, Mass. This stunningly unusual cup shows hand-inscribed ...

A large dinner service by John and William Ridgway, Sheldon, Staffordshire. Primarily in hexagonal shapes with gadrooned edges. Decorated in an Imari inspired pattern. Very good cond...

These particularly unusual hollow stem crystal champagne coupes are a reflection of a time when the smallest details mattered. Imagine standing around a roaring fireplace on New Year...

18th century Georgian knife box made from mahogany, flame mahogany and satinwood. Satinwood cross-grain inlay borders the top, ornate and intricately done satinwood marquetry inlay o...

This piece is absolutely one of our favorites in the category of organic modern as it encapsulates elements of nature in the most unique way! From the palette in the glaze to the inc...

If sophisticated and unique bar pieces are your thing, these two French Brass and Copper Wire Mesh Wine Bottle Holders should peak your interest. Intricately market-made in France, t...

In the category of perfectly fitting for diverse décor that calls for uniquely rich touches, this English Regency Black Tole Cheese Coaster tops the short list. Done in ebonized blac...

A fine brass bottle cooler for wine or champagne. With shell-shaped handles. Engraved with an armorial motif featuring three fleurs-de-lis and the year 1776. A central cylinder is ma...