Eleven Pieces of International Railroad China and Glass - New South Wales, Baikul-Amur Mainline, Trans-Siberian, Austria, and More An assorted collection of eleven pieces of railroad china from around the world. Includes three pieces of Australian china, a 4 1/2" bowl side marked with the New South Wales Government Railway, bottom stamped Duraline Honey Glaze Ivory Grindley Hotelware 10-57, showing minimal signs of use with only a few discoloration marks along the outside and the bottom from storage. A 7" plate with a crackle glaze design, top marked with the N.S.W.G.R. logo, no bottom stamp, showing leftover adhesive marks, discoloration along the edge, darkened glaze crack lines, and stacking wear. A 6 1/4" plate in the Indian Pacific pattern with scalloped yellow edge, bottom stamped Duraline N.S.W. Rail 10-81, showing a few light scratches, and leftover adhesive marks. A 7 3/4" plate for the Baikul-Amur Mainline, bottom marked with a ferret 2C 8 0-83, showing leftover adhesive marks, minor stacking wear, and minor wear to the gold along the edge of the food well. An 8" plate for the Trans-Siberian Railroad Khabarovsk to Vladivostok train top marked with Okeah (meaning ocean) in gold with a gold rim and daisies, bottom marked with a 2C 63 9, showing leftover adhesive marks, moderate scratches, wear to the gold detail with a spot on the left side, discoloration along the edge, stacking wear, and a few minor chip along the underside rim of the plate. A 3 1/2" wall mounted ash tray with label, possibly from a German railway, side marked with an entwined FS, and back stamped Societa Ceramica Italiana 4-3, showing moderate signs of use with discoloration along the edges, chips and cracks along the mounting hole, and chips on the back edge. A 4 1/2" saucer for an Austrian line, top marked with logo and faded sticker, showing adhesive marks, bottom marked Lilien Austria and light stacking discoloration. A 9" light blue plate for Compagnie Internationales Des Wagons-Lits Et Des Grands Express Europeens, top marked with a WL logo, bottom marked Porcelaine Gien France, showing a visible 6" crack along the top and right side of the plate, leftover adhesive marks, discoloration along the edge, and stacking wear. A 6 3/8" small oval dish for Ferrocarriles Consolidados de Cuba, top marked with the F de C logo and bottom stamped Buffalo China 1926, showing leftover label marks, discoloration along the edge, stacking wear, and a visible 1" glaze crack on the bottom. An 8 1/4" crescent shaped bone dish with a crackle glaze design, top marked Ferro-Carril Central Del Paraguay, bottom stamped and embossed with Booths, showing some discoloration to the right of the logo, a small chip to the crescent corner, and some discoloration spots on the bottom. The last item includes a 3 7/8" tall glass side marked with a blue enamel logo for State Railway of Thailand, bottom marked with an S in a triangle, and showing leftover adhesive marks below the logo. No other notable chips, cracks, or breaks. See photos for best description.