A SALT DISH. Ukraine, c. 1830. In the shape of a filigr

Pr Chinese Early 18 C Porcelain Salt Cellar Dishes in the shape of European Silver prototypes, well painted with Peacock and Peonies with most of the gold highlighting. Good condition. Width 3 1/4 inc

Canton warming dish with standard pattern; Rain Cloud outer border and floral accents side of rim. 2.5" x 10.75" C. 1830.

James Galley Collection. 3 1/2"W. x 1 1/4"H.

James Galley Collection 2.5" x 7.35"x 4"

ROCKINGHAM PORCELAIN HAND PAINTED DISHES, C 1830, PAIR DIA 5 3/4" Gold highlights. With royal blue, gold, and sand coloring, having cartouches with cornucopia and hand-painted rose decoration.

Rare Boston & Sandwich Glass Co. Pressed Medium Blue 'Lafayet' (BT5) Steamboat Salt Dish, 1830-45. Molded "LAFAYET" above a star on each paddlewheel, "SANDWICH" on the interior base, "B. & S. GLASS CO

Japanese Nabeshima Dish, c.1830-60, bowl fom on circular foot, with regular notches around the rim, decorated in underglaze blue with delicate flowering branches, perhaps carnation, the circular foot

Japanese Nabeshima Dish, c.1830-60, flared bowl form on circular foot, decorated in underglaze blue and yellow with stylized leaf scrolls centering blossoms in overglaze iron red. With comb pattern on

Footed salt dish shape #3067, 1 1/2" ht. Condition: good with no defects found.

Pair of Antique Ridgway Polychrome and Gilt Porcelain Oval Cake Dishes, c. 1830, apricot band surrounding polychrome floral bouquet, l. 11 1/8 in.; together with two late Regency porcelain dessert pla

Dated 1885, and hallmarked in Cyrillic and marked silver 84 and trademarked, three splayed ball feet, etched banded design floral motif, bead trim, city mark for St Petersburg , measures app ht app 1.

A Minton Majolica ‘Lily Pad’ Serving Dish c.1875 Shape no. 1070. Modelled as three large conjoined lily pad bowls seperated by three smaller lily bowls all with buds, the central handle formed as

A George Jones Majolica ‘Squirrel' Nut Dish c.1875 Shape no. 2515. The shaped turquoise ground shaped dish decorated with branches and leaves with a squirrel holding a hazelnut forming the handle, P

A George Jones Majolica ‘Squirrel' Nut Dish c.1875 Shape no. 2515. The shaped turquoise ground shaped dish decorated with branches and leaves with a squirrel holding a hazelnut froming the handle, P

A George Jones Majolica ‘Thrush' Nut Dish c.1875 Shape no. 25556 Design Registered 3 November 1873. The shaped turquoise ground dish decorated a large central leaf atop smaller leaves and between br

Set 4 Antique MASON’S IRONSTONE Dishes, c 1813-1830, stamps read ‘Mason’s Patent Ironstone China’, all measure 1 1/2 inches tall x 9 1/2 inches in diameter, surface wear and chips to some piec

AN EARLY HANUKKAH LAMP. Poland or Ukraine, c. 1840. Bench shape. The backplate engraved with two lions flanking an urn. With original servant lights. One oil font was replaced. 8.3” wide.

An English Porcelain Leaf-shape Dish C. 1770 no mark. Length 10 1/2 inches. Estate of Adele Bloom, Montreal, Quebec and Palm Beach, FL

Tiffany & Co. Sterling candy dish. C. 1945. Floral shape. Stamped to bottom. Monogrammed to bottom "JLC". 5" diameter x 1" high. 4.8 ozt. RM. IMPORTANT: Before bidding, please read the terms and condi

This lot features two Joe St. Clair made this little novelty salt dish in the shape of a wheelbarrow snail. The following items are as follows: (1) Joe St. Clair Chocolate Slag Greentown Basketweave W

A Pair of Chelsea Porcelain Leaf-shape Dishes C. 1756-60 red anchor mark. Length 11 3/8 inches. Estate of Adele Bloom, Montreal, Quebec and Palm Beach, FL

Two Japanese Nabeshima Blue and White Porcelain Dishes, Edo Period, c. 1830-80. Nabeshima ware was made in the Okawachi kiln for use by the Nabeshima clan. In production beginning around 1700, potters

A Pair of Bristol Porcelain Heart-shape Dishes C. 1760 X mark. Width 9 1/3 inches. Estate of Adele Bloom, Montreal, Quebec and Palm Beach, FL

A STERLING SILVER SALT DISH BY BEZALEL. Jerusalem, c. 1920. On a beaded base. With applied wire work design. Early signature. 1.7Ó tall.