Group of 16 Mackenzie-Childs Pieces, 8 MacLachlan

Group of 16 Mackenzie-Childs Pieces, 8 MacLachlan second edition plates, diameter 11 3/4 inches; 2 trays and 6 cups marked 1983, Aurora, New York, height 5 inches.

MacKenzie-Childs, Ltd. (American founded 1993), 73 piece group of "Madison," a whimsical ceramic partial dinner service, comprising seven dinner plates (dia. 11"), eight luncheon plates (dia 8.625"),

comprising a glass vase (8 5/8 in. high); eight glass salad plates (7 5/8 in. dia.); 16 glass goblets in two different designs (Each 6 7/8 x 3 7/8 in.); and 12 enameled metal dishes (3 3/4 in. dia.);

Group of 16 sweet Mackenzie Childs glassware in the original boxes. Estate fresh with frogs, foxes, cat, etc. Hand painted, very whimsical.

Includes two 1991 MacKenzie Childs 8" by 5.5" MacLachlan 2nd Edition Courtly Check pattern trinket plates. Great condition with no chips or cracks.

Ten Piece Mackenzie-Childs Group, to include large covered center serving tureen, six eater glasses, along with three glass pieces, serving tureen height 10 inches.

Three piece group of Mackenzie-Childs (American 1983) furniture. comprising a pair of "Light Flower Basket" armchairs with rush seats and a circular "On Wall Street" tuffet or footstool, all marked ap

16 pieces, Glossy Wedgewood by Etruria Barlaston, Queensware; 7 cups, 8 saucers, 1 creamer. Tea cup measures approx 3 1/2 inch diameter at top rim, approx 2 1/2 inches tall. Marked for Wedgewood on un

DESCRIPTION: Misc. Lot of MacKenzie-Childs Ceramic Pieces. Marked on the bottom "Mackenzie-Childs".Composed of: - 2 x Bowls L:7" W:5" H:3" - 2 x Plates L:12" W:8.5" CIRCA: Late 20th Ct ORIGIN:USA DIME

Assorted Mackenzie-Childs Serving Pieces - Flower Market Rattan Wicker Serving Tray 2.75"H x 19.5"W x 25.25"L- Flower Market White Mug 3.75"H - Flower Market Pitcher 8.25"H - Courtly Check 3 QT Teapot

MACKENZIE CHILDS 12 PIECE COURTLY CHECK ENAMELED FLATWARE SERVICESet Includes 4 Dinner Forks (7.5"),4 Dinner Knives (8.5"),4 Dinner Spoons (7.5") Made of 18/8 Stainless Steel, Enamel Coating. Dishwash

Group of (16) Pieces of English Transferware, ca 1820-40, incl: (3) Plates, "Italian Scenery, The Arch of Janus, 5 5/8" diam., one with two base hairlines and rim frit; (4) Floral and fruit basket dec

MacKenzie-Childs 12-Piece Flower Market Flatware Service Set New Original BoxMacKenzie-Childs 12-Piece Flower Market Flatware Service Set New Original Box. The set includes 4 knives (8.5"), 4 forks (7

MacKenzie-Childs 12-Piece Flower Market Flatware Service Set New Original Box. Set includes: 4 knifes (8.5"), 4 forks (7.5") and 4 spoons (7,5"). Do not use it in the dishwasher, it will peel off the

MacKenzie-Childs 12-Piece Flower Market Flatware Service Set New Original Box. Set includes: 4 knifes (8.5"), 4 forks (7.5") and 4 spoons (7,5"). Do not use it in the dishwasher, it will peel off the

Antique/Vintage Red Riding Hood Tin Litho Child's 8-Piece Tea Set. Tray 8-1/2"w.

Approximately 16 pieces. Tallest is 8" Condition, old patina, needs polishing, old wax residue

Including, Limoges, Lenox, a Raoul Dufy Vase, and a Mackenzie-Childs teapot. 34 pieces Teapot: 10-1/2"h

Including, Limoges, Lenox, a Raoul Dufy Vase, and a Mackenzie-Childs teapot. 34 pieces Teapot: 10-1/2"h

Vintage Mackenzie Childs Ceramics Three Piece Tea Set Pattern: Aalsmeer circa 2003 Tea Pot 11" w x 8.5" high, Creamer 5" x 7" h & Sugar Bowl 7" x6"

24 piece MacKenzie Childs Art Glass dinner service for 8 in Molten Confetti. Beautiful pink, yellow, and blue dots. Green ruffles to the base rim. The service includes 8 dinner plates, 8 salad plates,

16-piece group of large, heavy, inscribed porcelain cups and saucers (8 of each), probably French (Paris), made for the English market, variously inscribed, for example: "A Gift", "Health and Happines

SIX PIECES OF MACKENZIE-CHILDS CERAMIC TABLEWAREAurora, New York, Early 21st Century1-3) Three “MacLachlan” second and third editions with stamped marks. A covered box, length 5.5”, dish, length

A Group of Coin Silver Flatware by Schulz & Fischer of San Francisco(16) pieces including: (6) tablespoons (8 1/2 in.); (7) forks (7 1/8 in.); and (3) teaspoons (6 in.); circa 1870s, each marked with