Set of 12 Circa 1938 Delaware Tercentenary English Copeland Spode Mansard Plates. Actually a Pair of Six Different State of Delaware, USA Buildings. This Set of Plates were sold during the Delaware Tercentenary Celebration of 1938. Ten of the 12- 10 3/4" Plates are Perfect and there have never been any Restoration...

Circa 1850-1875 English Staffordshire Platter 19 1/2" X 16" and 2" in depth. The pattern is India Flowers. J.R. & CO. Fresh out of a local estate. Good Condition.

Circa 1800-1820 English Worcester Demitasse Coffee/Tea Cup with handle. Matching Saucer. Both cup and saucer have the #10 impressed on the bottom. Excellent Condition. No chips, cracks or restoration. The saucer is 5 1/4" in diameter and the cup is 2 3/8" in height with the op opening being 2 3/4" in diameter. Both pieces decorated with a gilded stem and the flower bearing the colors of blue, pink and green.

CIRCA 1780-1820 Pair of Fabulous English Derby Urn Vases, Campana Form with Original Handled Bases and mounted on a Pair of Custom Made Stands. The custom made Wooden Stand Bases are 4 3/4" Square and 4" in height. The Vases with their bases that fit perfectly into the custom made stands are 7 3/4" in height. This makes the total presentation 11 3/4" in Height. These are just Absolutely Spectacular. No chips, or cracks or damage...

Mid 19th Century English Pair of Cache Pots with original under-trays. Cache-pots, jardineers and other flower containers are very much in demand by decorators for their clients. This pair is in very good condition with only one shallow nick to the bottom of one of the under trays. These pots each have their drainer. The pots measure 6" in height and are 6 1/4" in diameter. The oval decoration of flowers and greenery is on the front and back of each pot. Nice gilded lion's head as side handles...

Circa 1800 Coalport Dragons in Compartment Three tea cups and two saucers. We believe that two of the cups were made for the two saucers and the other tea cup was a extra. The previous owner had a label on the bottom of one of the saucers, marked as a Chamberlain's Worcester Dragon C.1810...

Circa 1780-1800 English Coalport shrimp Dish in the very desirable pattern "Dragons in Compartment". This shrimp dish measures 8" in diameter from left to right as well as from top to bottom. It had a chip restored by previous owner and is hardly noticeable. The gold shows wear as would be expected for a piece of English Porcelain that is over 200 years old.

Circa 1820 Early English Pearlware Staffordshire Lusterware Shallow Soup Bowl measuring almost 8" in diameter and 1 1/4" in depth. Very nicely decorated scene of lady sitting on a rock with sheep and boy done in grisaille. Nice lusterware border. Good Condition with no chips, cracks ot restoration.

Early 20TH Century Majolica Planter with Elephant Motif. Very unusual and a conversation piece to say the least. Measures 8" in height and the top opening is 10" in diameter. This jardineer/cache pot will hold your favorite plant or flowers and is a definite conversation piece...

Circa 1800-1820 Pair of English Tea Bowls in Good Condition. Nice outside border of Blue and Gold and inside top of cup with a gold band. 3 1/2" in width at the top and 2 1/8" in height. No marks as to maker but we feel they are worcester.

Circa 1800 Chamberlains Worcester Porcelain Imari Japaned pattern Cup with the fashionable london handle. Very similar but not as expensive as 'BENGAL TIGER" Fabulous Quality and In Excellent Condition. This would be a wonderful addition to a english cup with or without the saucer Collection. The cup measures 2 5/8" in height and the top opening is 3 1/4" in diameter.

Circa 1797 Chamberlains Worcester Pattern #75 "Dragon in Compartment" Plate measuring 9 1/2" in diameter and 1 1/4" in depth. This pattern is also referred to as "Bengal Tiger". No chips,cracks or wear to this plate. Loss of gilding on the rim of the plate. But for such a Rare piece in this sought after pattern, I guess we can not expect miracles. If it was perfect with not this wear it is worth $1200-$1500...