Tableware

An elegant English silver on brass smaller oval tea caddy, 19th century.

A set of six imari bowls, Japan circa 1900. Two sets of six available.

A vintage Mottahedeh tobacco leaf serving bowl. Founded in 1929, the company makes luxury porcelain based on historic recreations. They did amazing...

A pair of Japanese hibachis, circa 1900.

A Japanese mixed metal hibachi, circa 1900. Uneven base; crack near bottom.

A rare vintage Mottahedeh tobacco leaf sauce tureen. Founded in 1929, the company makes luxury porcelain based on historic recreations. They did am...

A set of twelve orange Spode Fitzhugh bread and butter plates, made in England.

A set of six octagonal faïence bird plates, each plate a different bird, Italy circa 1950.

A large imari covered rice bowl with typical decoration, Japan circa 1880.

A set of six imari dishes, Japan circa 1900. Two sets of six available.

A large covered imari bowl, finely painted, Japan circa 1870. Wear to paint.

An elegant imari bowl in a variant of chrysanthemum pattern, 19th century.

A set of six imari noodle bowls, Japan circa 1900.

A Jugendstil silver candelabra, Germany circa 1900.

A vintage Mottahedeh tobacco leaf shell dish. Rubs to gilt. Founded in 1929, the company makes luxury porcelain based on historic recreations. They...

A set of twelve porcelain Limoges plates in the morning glory pattern by Ceralene, marketed by Musée du Louvre, circa 1910. Two additional plates a...

A Dutch faïence vase, circa 1950.

A Chinese export Rose Medallion platter, China circa 1880.

A Rose Medallion platter. Chinese export, late 19th or early 20th century, often sold at World's Fairs in large sets, around 1900.

A Rose Medallion platter. Chinese export, late 19th or early 20th century, often sold at World's Fairs in large sets, around 1900.

A vintage Japanese art pottery cylinder vase in dark brown glaze, circa 1970.

A large Paris Porcelain antique platter, 19th century.

A Georgian English Sheffield plate tureen, circa 1780.

From Francis Elkins. A pair of brass oyster shells, circa 1920.