This is a set of 3 Creative Fine China #2345 Japan “Regency” Rose Dessert/Bread plates. They are in very nice condition. These luncheon plates are right at 9.5 inches across. They do a few small pin-point spots and a few stain issues. Their ruffely edges and gold trim mixed with the delicate pink roses are so pretty! Please see pictures for more details.

A gorgeous set of six salad, desert, or luncheon plates featuring summer fruits. These are ready to use at your table or would make lovely decoration hanging on the wall.

By Mottahedeh

Portugal, Circa 1990s

Measures: 8″W x 8″D x 1″H.

Excellent original condition.

A vintage set of four (4) green and white lettuce ware or cabbage leaf plates, Palm Beach style, circa late-20th century, Portugal. A great set for breakfast, lunch, dinner, and more. Set would make a beautiful addition to any dining table, table scape design, or entertaining environment, indoors or out. Other items shown in images available separately. Dimensions: 8.75″ Diameter.

Other items shown available separately.

A stunning lavender purple chinoiserie transferware salad or bread plate. This piece is over 200 years old and in miraculously good condition. It is in the “Temple” pattern, and the top of the plate is decorated with a chinoiserie design of temples, pagodas, and other stylized flora and fauna. The bottom is marked “Pearl Stone Ware, Temple, P.W. & Co.” It was made by Podmore Walker & Co. in England, which later became Wedgwood.

Dimensions:
7″ Diameter
.75″ Tall

A very nice French faience earthenware plate (Decor Quimper) made by Pornic, Brittany, France.

This plate was hand-made and hand-painted by the artist (On the photo, you can see the stamp to guarantee this signature of the “Faiencerie de Pornic”).

Excellent condition (No cracks, no chips).

This kind of plate made in Pornic, Britany is highly collectible in France. Lovely piece for your collection or for the decoration of your home!

Diameter” 10.5″

Pretty set of ten mid-century Anchor Hocking parfait glasses, four blue, four powder blue and two clear. Perfect for serving ice cream/yogurt and fruit parfaits or ice cream floats.

A vintage Mottahedeh tobacco leaf shell dish. Rubs to gilt. Founded in 1929, the company makes luxury porcelain based on historic recreations. They did amazing work. The tobacco leaf pattern was their best work.

A set of twelve porcelain Limoges plates in the morning glory pattern by Ceralene, marketed by Musée du Louvre, circa 1910. Two additional plates available, one with a hairline crack, for a total of fourteen.

Dainty shell shaped plates with matching cups. These are ceramic made in the 1940s in Japan. They are cream colored with vibrant roses decorating the inside and gold trim.The plates are about 8.5″ in diameter and have a circle to place the cup. The matching cups are 2″ tall and 3.75 in diameter. There is slight wearing on some of the gold trim but otherwise fantastic shape!

MCM French hand-painted ceramic oyster plate made by MBFA Pornic Pottery Studio,

MBFA Pornic Ceramic Co. is located in Loire Atlantique, Western France. The plates are a creation of designer Bernard Serraz, Glazed and decorated with a striking graphic pattern in red and black on a gray background. Six leaf shaped wells are perfect for Oysters or any other shellfish. A large central well for lemons or a dipping sauce. Each plate varies slightly as they are painted by hand.

Measures: 10” in diameter x .75” height.
Marked: MBFA Pornic.
Multiple plates are available, all in great vintage shape.