Early Worcester Cormorant pattern fingerbowl stand, 15cm in diameter

An Irish cut glass covered bowl on standearly 19th centuryoverall height 6in (15cm); diameter 7 3/4in (19.5cm) Provenance:Property from the estate of a prominent Bay Area attorney.

Circa 1770 - 1780 English Worcester porcelain, made during the early (Dr. Wall) period. Absolutely pristine example of the attractive Fisherman and Cormorant pattern. One side has a Chinese style fish

A collection of early blue & white decorated items including: Cup, shallow bowl, pickle dish, finger bowl etc., largest diameter 15cm (5)

Eleven Pieces of Early 19th Century Worcester Dishes in the Imari Pattern. Including a bowl (6 1/2 inch diameter), four scallop edge dishes (7 1/2 inch diameter), plate (9 inch diameter), plate (8 1/2

A Chinese Hardstone Bi Disk and Stand late 19th/early 20th century the disk is incised to each side with the whirlpool pattern, the stone of an opaque beige tone with dark green patches, the stand is

A WORCESTER TEA BOWL AND SAUCER, CIRCA 1780, decorated with the 'Fisherman and Cormorant' pattern in underglaze blue, the saucer with hatched crescent mark, saucer 11cm diameter; together with A WORCE

Pair of Royal Porcelain Works Worcester Plates. Early plates by Barr, Flight, & Barr; Worcester, England. Decorated in an Imari style pattern. Each measures 7-7/8" diameter. Shipping to be $30 + insur

Early English Earthenware Group: Pair Flight Barr Plates with Imari Figural Pattern, Worcester (Bowl in Serves Style) Together with Newhal Two Handled Cup. (4) {Plate diameter 9 1/2 inches, Bowl heigh

Vintage Pieces of Green Glassware, Two Pieces Total, Small Bohemian Emerald Green Gold Painted Finger Bowl Featuring Diaper Pattern and Flowers Bowl: 2.25” Diameter, 4.25” High, Along with

Early 20th century Continental gilt metal vanity mirror with leaf-form arms sprouting from a marble stand, with a similar leaf pattern encircling the mirror, 24.5"h x 18"w x 8.5" diameter.

A Worcester blue and white triple shell pickle dish stand, circa 1765, shell and coral moulded with three scallop shells in the rose pattern, 22cm diameter

Royal Worcester orange ground tea cake stand with fruit and gold gilt decoration circa 1922. Pattern number C1734. 9" Diameter. Mintons for Davis Collamore & Co. Ltd. green ground bowl with incised go

Height: 29cm Diameter: 15cm

Tiffany & Co. sterling silver 1890 dessert compotes in Chrysanthemum pattern with Radziwill family crest—"T" mark from 1890. This pair of beautiful dishes has a 9" diameter and stands 4 1/2" hig

A Spode Earthenware Dinner Service early 19th century Greek pattern, comprising 24 dinner plates, 18 soup plates, 18 salad plates, 18 bread and butter plates, 2 covered vegetable tureens and 2 gravy b

Rare Set Of 12. French, Early 20th Century, Lotus Pattern Or Bell Motif With Various Glass Colors, Each With Cast Mark Rim Underside, Diameter 9.75 Inches, Slight Shelf Wear To Some Undersides. See At

This piece is decorated with floral and vine patterns. This lot includes the wooden stand and box. Height 19cm. rim diameter 15.5cm.

This piece is pitcher is decorated with phoenixes and and other auspicious patterns. There is a Ming Xuande marker on the bottom. This lot comes with a wooden stand. Height 32cm..bottom diameter 9.5cm

Incised on each side with a dense pattern of raised bosses, the stone of greenish white colour with dark russet streaks, all fitted on a rosewood stand. Eastern Zhou Dynasty period (Bi). Diameter of j

Holiday Ribbons pattern, comprising: 28 dinner plates (10 3/4 inches diameter), 26 salad plates (8 inches diameter), 26 bread plates (6 1/4 inches diameter), ten tea saucers (5 3/4 inches diameter) an

Early 19th century, in the scarlet Japan pattern, comprising: a pair of quatrefoil dishes (12 in.), a pair of shell-form dishes (8 x 8 in.), a pair of covered sauce boats (h. 3-1/2 x 8 in.), a pair of

Early 20thC. Shade & base both signed by Handel. Shade has a diameter of 24 3/4" and base stands 32" in height. A few panels of glass have cracks. Sockets appear to have been replaced.

A Lund's Bristol or early Worcester high-footed sauceboat, circa 1751-52 Of generous size with a pronounced lip and undulating rim, the handle with a leaf-moulded thumbrest picked out in green, the bo

China, blue and white vase, with a flat base, high rounded shoulders, tapering to a wide, everted rim, decorated with flowers and a scrolling leaf pattern. Diameter 12 in., Length 13 in.