English majolica dessert service, c. 188

A Choosy Le Roi Majolica Part ‘Bunnies’ Dessert Service c.1910 Produced for the American Retailer Higgins and Setter New York. Comprising of 8 plates and 8 mugs all decorated with scenes of rabbit

(lot of 24) English Edwardian dessert/ fruit flatware service, c.1902, sterling silver blades and tines hallmarked Henry Hobson & Sons, sterling silver collars hallmarked John Sanderson, engraved ends

English, circa 1840. Thirteen piece ironstone partial dessert service, having a peach and gilt lip with ribbon and floral detail, comprising: nine plates (dia. 8.75"), two oval compotes (h. 2", w. 11.

(8 pcs) Attributed to Samuel Alcock (English 1826-1859), 1835-1840, botanical partial porcelain gilded dessert service comprising: six plates and two handled trays, each having yellow and grey foliate

Ten pieces. White ground porcelain with hand painted floral motifs and gilded foliate borders with pierced, scalloped rims. Comprising eight dessert dishes and two footed serving plates /cake stands.

A service of thirty two pieces in the Coalport style of white porcelain ground with cobalt scrollwork accents and repeating leaf design to border. Comprising twenty-two plates, fourtwo-handled dessert

John & William Ridgway partial dessert service, c. 1814-1830, English, (22) pieces, transferware stone china in the "Columbia" pattern, comprising: (1) pedestal comport, (6) assorted small serving dis

English, 19th C. Partial dessert service comprising: six saucers impressed "BFB" below crown and six saucers with stamped with Worcester mark and date letter W for 1885. ( 5.5"dia.) One creamer impres

(set of 11) Porcelain dessert service, likely English, 19th c., each having parcel gilt pink rim, handpainted central Scottish views including: (8) plates, "Linlithgow Palace, "Loch Lubnaig", "Stirlin

Nineteen piece partial porcelain dessert service, English, 19th century, having gilt scrolled foliate detail surrounding polychrome florals comprising, fourteen plates (dia. 8.75"), a footed double ha

An English Porcelain Dessert Service 19th Century 10 items total. Diameter of dessert plate 8 3/4 inches. Property from the Collection of David C. Stuebe, Barrington Hills, Illinois

Pink ground with floral sprays including eleven plates and one comport. 19th C.

(lot of 21) English Royal Worcester porcelain dessert service in the "Royal Garden" pattern, c.1969, each parcel gilt with polychrome transfer decorated floral pattern, comprising: (7) coffee cups, ap

George Jones Majolica "Pond Lily" dessert set, English, c.1875, eleven plates and one compote, all with British Registry Mark and George Jones maker's mark to underside, details include: eleven desser

(lot of 36) English painted porcelain partial dessert and tea services, Davenport, Longport, Staffordshire, early 19th c., assembled (two varied patterns), select pieces with printed mark "Davenport L

Attributed H. & R. Daniel factory (English, 1822-1846), circa 1822. Eighteen piece partial porcelain dessert service, each piece having a scrolled cobalt and gilt decorated lip centering on a botanica

(lot of 35) European porcelain tableware and partial dessert service, early to mid 19th c., English (possibly Liverpool) and Old Paris examples, various black transfer figural and landscape views, com

English Sterling Silver and Mother-of-Pearl Dessert Service Walker & Hall, Sheffield, 1914 Comprising twelve dessert forks and twelve dessert knives. C Estate of Ambassador and Mrs. Evan G. Galbraith

Includes Elkington & Co. silver plate dessert service for 6. FInely engraved and hallmarked with english diamond registry mark. Forks measure 7.5" and knives 9"

English, late 18th C. For Reference see "Worcester Porcelain, the Zorensky Collection," p. 477, pl. 649. "Probably originally a centerpiece for serving fruit from a dessert service, quite rare." 3-1/2

MAJOLICA FISH BASKET & ENGLISH WHIPPET DOG FIGURE, 19TH C., BASKET 9" WIDE x 6" TALL, NO DAMAGE

5 Antique 19th c English Porcelain Gaudy Welsh Dessert Plates in the Oyster Pattern 6.75". 4 Antique 19th Pink Lusterware Fruit Bowls 5.25".

English sterling King flatware service, Sheffield and London, 19th/20th c., incl. makers Thomas New Bond St., and Cohen and Charles, comprising (9) dessert spoons, (9) soup spoons, (15) salad forks, (

Ansley English porcelain lunch service for 8, decorated with Orchard Gold pattern. Includes: cups, saucers, lunch and dessert plates, as well as two small 3" vases, two small and one large serving pie