Mikasa Continental SILK FLOWERS F3003 Serving Bow Creamer Microwave Oven safe

MIKASA Continental Silk Flowers chinaware service for 12 set. Includes 65 total pieces. 1 serving platter, approx. 12 x 12 inches, 12 dinner plates, approx. 10.25 x 10.25 inches, 12 salad plates, appr

20th C. Chinese silk kimono with colorfully embroidered flowers and butterflies on black background, outlines in gold thread. Some loose threads, see photos. In house shipping continental U.S. $45 plu

Includes a 3rd rank Chinese Civil rank badge of Peacock with coral beaded sun - mounted as a serving tray. Accompanied by a embroidered silk robe decorated with bats, flowers, and peacocks. From a Sca

Tray, Kettle on stand, coffee pot, teapot, creamer, and sugar bowl. Incised and embossed flower designs. Scrolled feet. All marked on bases, .800 silver. Tray: 30" X 19" Kettle: 10.5"W X 11"D X 17"H.

DESCRIPTION: (3) Silver 950 rectangular serving trays decorated with a lip with a flower pattern. Each tray stamped "Silver 950". Total weight 1860 grams. CIRCA: 20th century ORIGIN: Continental DIMEN

Title: Georg Jensen Continental serving spoon in sterling silver. Description: Georg Jensen Continental serving spoon in sterling silver. Length: 20.2 cm. Stamped. In excellent condition. The cutlery

Vintage color rhinestones & enamel goldtone metal flowers & bow bonnet hat pin brooch. Unmarked. For measures please refer to the pictures taken with a measuring tape. Weight: 16 Grams. This is a NO R

American (Kentucky), second quarter 19th Century. By Mary Stephens. Finely executed alphabet and numerics. Dated July the 4th, 1831. Fine appliquéd silk flowers. Paris, Kentucky. Frame, 18.25"h. 18

Open robe of Spitalfields silk w/ fitted back construction a l' Anglaise, CF hook & eye closure edged w/ passementerie & silk flowers to pleated décolleté, elbows, double engageante sleeves & to CF

Chinese Ming Dynasty Copper Flower Bow, painted with lotus and twisted twig, in good condition; H: 10 1/2 cm D: 19 1/2 cm

H:52.5cm，W:40cm，weight：10150g

46 pieces, 18th Century, depicting landscape scene in garden with flowers, the serving dish is 42 cm. long, chip and hairline.

A Chinese painting on silk depicting a blooming branches of flowers. Two colophons on both sides of the drawing. Attributed to 'YUN SHOUPING'. Width: 19 in (48 cm) Height: 32 in (82 cm)

A Delicate Flower& Bird Silk Scroll Painting By Ma Quan From Qing DynastySize: 164cmx90cm

A rare and fine automation singing bird jardiniere by Blaise Bontems, c.1880. Stamped Bontems, Paris on brass plate at base of perch, entwined with silk leaves and flowers, the bird with iridescent bl

Qing Dynasty Chinese traditional painting of ink and color on silk, laid to silk, hanging scroll. Hand painting with fine brush strokes and natural color, depicting flowers bouquets and vases. Showing

approx. 32 bust, 26 waist, zipper is off track otherwise in good condition runway gown with original tag, see photos

Serving Plate with Flower Basket Motif : Nuremberg, 1st half of the 18th century Oval, eight-piece curved form with reinforced rim on nine volute feet, in the centre a large basket with blossoms and f

Chinese ink painting, Jiang Tingxi's painting of flowers and birds on silk

ROY LICHTENSTEIN(American 1923-1997)Still Life with Pitcher and Flowers - 1974Lithograph and silk screenSigned and dated lower right,with Styria Studio Blndstamp and numbered 55/10030.5 inches x 45 in

Elizabeth O'Neill Verner (South Carolina, 1883-1979) pastel on silk portrait depicting a Charleston flower vendor, seated with a bouquet of flowers in her hands while smoking a pipe. Faint, smeared si

A Sanborns Silver Six-Piece Tea and Coffee Service 20th Century comprising a water kettle on stand, teapot, coffee pot, creamer, covered sugar and serving tray. each marked 'Sterling' to underside 363

Elizabeth O'Neill Verner, 1883 - 1979, Flower Seller, pastel on silk, L.R. Elizabeth O'Neill Verner, 20 1/2" x 12 1/2".

A Set of Flowers and Birds Paintings on Silk, Hand Painted by Shen Quan. Provenance: We are very honored to have the consignment from Mr. Ken J. White, whose father was the nephew of Thaddeus C. White