Circa 1880 Mason's of England 9" Square Plate with side handles. Mason's Transferware was very popular in the 19th Century and their were many patterns made, especially in blue and white. There is a number on the back, 66861 which is probably a identifying number for the pattern. These were sets of china in many different patterns. This one is a Blue and White pattern known as Manchu. This plate is in good condition with no restoration.

Circa 1880 German Fish Set comprising of a platter with a nice gilded edge that measures 14 1/4" X 9". Painted on the bottom of the platter is a Large Fish made to look like it is under water with several sea shells and a smaller fish. On the back of the platter is a Crown with the name Western Germany under the crown which is probably where the set was made. Inside the crest are the words FINE PORCELAIN...

Circa 1900 AVON COTTAGE under glaze print Blue and White Historical plate measuring 10" in diameter. Thomas Hughes & Son LTD. Longport Stafford-Shire England. No chips, cracks or restoration. There is a certain amount of crazing in the white which is evident in a lot of english transferware.

Circa 1890-1900 English Blue and White American Historical Transfer Plate, made by Wedgwood measuring 9 1/4" in diameter. This plate was made by Wedgwood and is of Mount Vernon, The Home of George Washington. It is impressed on the back. 1744 Mount Vernon. This plate in good condition and the name WEDGWOOD is impressed on the back of the plate,copyright 1899, J. Moss.

Circa 1815 English Spode Imari Pattern #1645 cups. One is a Tea Cup with a London Handle that has a 4" hairline. There are three Spode #1645 demitasse cups. Two are OK and one has two bad cracks that have been glued (pieced) together. There are Five #1645 Saucers. One has a hairline and one has a worn gilded spot where the demitasse cup would sit, which you can see in the images of the saucers...

Circa 1875 Pewter Porringer with American Eagle attached. This piece just came out of a New England Estate. We believe it is from the centennial period. Measures 3 1/2" in diameter and is 1 1/2" in height. I feel that the eagle is a cast metal and was soldered or attached in a similar way at a later date, maybe in 1976 to represent or misrepresent as a centennial piece during our 299 year anniversary.

Circa 1890-1920 American or English Brass Kerosene Can with handle and original lighter with brass handle used to dip in the kerosene to light fireplace logs. As Found. In dire need of Cleaning with a brass polish. Mark on the bottom of CAPE COD SHOP inside of a fish.

A fabulous cover from a 24" Vase that had a accident many years ago. We have krept this cover as a nice decorative piece in our house since the accident. The accident happened at the HADA Show probably 8-10 years ago during move out after the show was over. We are now selling things out of our home that has never been offered for sale up until now. The cover has a scene of three ladies in different attire holding different things. The first lady is holding a vase...

Circa 1850 English Ironstone Transferware Tureen with lovely handles and underplate and NO COVER. Even though the cover is missing this is a nice 19TH Century piece of English Porcelain. Without the original cover, it would make a nice decorative planter. The tureen measures 12" from handle to handle. The dimension in the top opening is 9" and the diameter of the underplate is 12 1/2". The height of the Tureen is 6".

Circa 1820 Chinese Export Rose Mandarin Punch Bowl. This is a very superb quality punch bowl featuring the greek key border on the inside and outside of this very well decorated bowl. The outside and the inside of this bowl has four quadrants of just wonderful decorated mandarin scenes separated by flowers and scholar scenes. Then it is flanked by a central on the bottom scene separated by the greek key border. Minor rubbing, but this bowl is in Excellent Condition and Very Good Quality...

Circa 1920 Silver Plated Reed and Barton reticulate small basket with handdle measuring 5 5/8" X 3 1/4" resting on a oval bottom measuring 3 1/2" X 2 1/2". Under the base it is marked Reed and Barton, e p n s with the numbers 948. On the side of the basket is a monogramed initial of M & C and underneath the words TAKE HOME PRIZE. It appears this must have been a gift for guests at a wedding reception or some other type of affair.

Circa 1770 Chinese Imari decorated cream or milk jug with a background that reminds me of mocha ware. Very unusual combination that I have never seen before. This background is also sometimes referred to as Batavia Ware. The jug measures 5 1/4" in height. Their is a hairline just left of the handle which runs about 2". A few firing marks in the brown mocha near the base. This is a combination with the chinese imari I have never seen before...