Circa 1875 European Tea Caddy without cover. Probably French or German.

Circa 1878 George Jones English Fabulous Nine (9) Piece Dessert set. This very unusual set comprises of Three Cake Stands/Tazzas and six individual game plates. This is what I refer and describe them as. This set is very unusual. Each piece has a wonderful decoration of very nicely painted birds. Each plate is very nicely decorated. Each of the pieces have the English Registry Mark.

Circa 1880 French Limoge Haviland Beautiful Porcelain serving dish. This just came out of a New York Estate. On the back of this piece are the initials of CH, which is Charles Haviland. A very Beautiful piece in Excellent Condition. This mark is rarely seen. This mark in combination with Green CFH (CHARLES FIELD HAVILAND) over G D M (Gerard Dufraisseix and Morel) mark that was used from 1882 to 1890, The CFH cipher in that case was hand painted in dark red, so assumed it was a decorator's mark...

Circa 1840 Chinese Export Blue Canton Pie Plate in Excellent Condition with orange peel. This Pie Plate measures 10 1/2" in diameter and is 1 3/4" in depth. This is one of the Largest Pie Plates in Blue Canton, Nanking or Fitzhugh that we have seen.

Circa 1880 Chinese Export Blue and White Ginger jar measuring 10" in height. This ginger jars has the original cover. We have also mounted it on a rosewood base and have had it electrified and have also included the harp, shade and a finial to be converted into a table lamp. Total height to top of shade is 24" and 26" to the top of the finial. We will be adding a line of solid brass finials to our web site shortly...

Circa 1770 Chinese Export Very Large Mandarin Palette Mug/Tankard measuring 5 1/2" in height and 4 7/8" in diameter at the top opening. It has a nice dragon shaped handle which is blue. The tankard is decorated in the rose mandarin colourway with a fine painted center panel with five people with castle, mountains and water in the background. They are apparently standing on a veranda. Nice painted blue colors serving as a border for this scene...

Circa 1800 Chinese Export Blue and White Mug made for the English Market. Nicely painted cantonese scene with boats in the water with pagodas. Height is 4 7/8" in height and the opening diameter is 3 7/8". Good Condition.

Circa 1800 European probably German Figure measuring 8 1/4" in height sitting on a tree stump playing a musical instrument that resembles a guitar but is either a banjo, mandolin or a string instrument of this kind. There is a mark under the base which is a X (CROSS)There is a faint mark at the ends of the X which would make you think of a crossed swords mark as in Meissen but I do not think so...

Circa 1880 Chinese Export Blue and White Storage Jar/Vase converted into a nice lamp with a rosewood base and top cover. 8" from base to top cover. The lamp is 18" in height to the top of the shade. Wired with a gold cord and brass hardware and topped off with a white shade and a finial. This particular lamp has a double swan finial. The finials are imported from China and they are new...

Circa 1900-1920 English Trophy Porcelain Vase with two gilded handles and a finely painted fox hunt scene. This vase measures 10" in height.

Late 19TH Century Chinese Export Mandarin Water Pitcher with handle converted into a Lamp. 11" in Height from Rosewood base to mouth or top of handle of this fine water pitcher. Electrified. Wonderful colors with blue and gold background and mandarin ladies in a scene of young child flying a kite. On the opposite side, panel is a lady on a bench and a chinese person with a bird in his hand. Also nice highlights in blue and gold. Good Condition. No chips, cracks or restoration.

Circa 1850 English Porcelain Imari Pattern #977 Pair of cups and saucers. Each saucer is marked with the 977 mark. These cups and saucers are in Good Condition with No Restoration and Very Good Quality. The saucers are 6 1/4" in diameter. The cups are 3 1/4" in diameter at the top and are 2 1/4" in height. Both the cup and saucer on each pair has a monogram of a "K"