Ye Olde English Grosvenor China J&G Paradise Birds Tea

Ye Olde English Grosvenor China J&G Paradise Birds Tea Cup and Saucer Saucer is approximately 5 ½ inches in diameter; cup is 3 7/8 inches in diameter x 2 ¼ inches tall.

Grosvenor China Jackson and Gosling Yellow Floral Handled Plate Ye Olde English London England Approximately 9 3/8 x 8 1/4 inches.

19th century; in the Worcester Dr. Wall manner, with cobalt ground and Bird of Paradise and floral vignettes, includes two square serving dishes, 8 in. Sq., and four dinner plates, 9 in. Diam.

With birds of paradise, flowers, and gold gilt. The Set Includes dinner plates, salad plates, teacups, saucers, a tureen, gravy boats, bread plates, and more. It looks to be in Very Nice condition. Th

Set for 6. Discontinued. Dating back to 1932, the pattern originated from an embroidery pattern by painter, Albert Gregory, and is adorned with dramatic birds of paradise and peacocks with elegant tra

Dating back to 1932, the pattern originated from an embroidery pattern by painter, Albert Gregory, and is adorned with dramatic birds of paradise and peacocks with elegant trailing feathers and is emb

15 mixed pieces. Discontinued. Dating back to 1932, the pattern originated from an embroidery pattern by painter, Albert Gregory, and is adorned with dramatic birds of paradise and peacocks with elega

English Spode china set, "Queen's Bird" pattern, to include: (10) dinner plates, 10"; (9) salad plates, 8"; (9) coffee cups, 4"; (8) coffee saucers, 7"; (8) tea cups; (9) tea cup saucers, 6"; (6) mugs

Crown Staffordshire (English, circa 1889-1985). A group of 19 pieces of porcelain dinnerware in the Ye Olde Willow pattern, including 8 footed cups, 8 saucers, 1 miniature doll's tea tray, 1 miniature

Commemorating the Silver Jubillee for King George & Queen Mary. Silver rimmed cup and saucer. Cup measures 2.75"H. Saucer measures 5.75"D. J & G Grosvenor China backstamp. Manufacturer: J & G Country

James Kent Ltd. (English). Collection of four antique Edwardian, circa 1905, English Neoclassical wares. Includes two pitchers with pewter top, tea pot with lid, and tray marked "Ye Olde Foley Pottery

19th c., original polychromed decoration, CHINA TEA MERCHANTS, Super Quality, SHIPPED DIRECT, FRE

English transfer blue Staffordshire tea set with peafowl bird decoration. Age check through base of tea pot.

Royal Crown Derby (English). An exquisite 25 piece Art Nouveau porcelain china tea service, produced in the Japanese Imari pattern circa 1930 for Tiffany & Co., in a palette of cobalt blue, reddish or

Royal Crown Derby (English). An exquisite 25 piece Art Nouveau porcelain china tea service, produced in the Japanese Imari pattern circa 1930 for Tiffany & Co., in a palette of cobalt blue, reddish or

130 pcs set of Herend Rothschild Bird China all hand painted. 11 pcs teacups, 12 saucers, 11 pcs tea/coffee cups and 11 saucers, 23 pcs Bread and Butter of desert plates 6\" Dia., 11 desert plates 7.5

Antique Chinese carved red Cinnabar low or tea table. Table top is decorated with Birds of Paradise and crysthanamum floral carvings supported by Kang style legs. Black lacquer finish to under side. E

dating: 19th/20th Century provenance: China, Portraying persons, flowers and birds, inscriptions at the back and red-stamped, overglaze marks at the base; each caddy with a porcelain tea cup inside. h

An Assembled Five-Piece English Partial Gilt Silver and Repoussé Tea and Coffee Service with Bird-For

Five Piece English Sterling Silver Tea Set. 19th cent. With floral repousse & birds finials. Makers mark H.H. 96 ozt. Max. Ht. 11" Max. W 10".

An early 20th C novelty claret jug in the form of a cockatoo bird with sterling silver mounts, hallmarked for Asprey & Co, Sheffield, 1913. The white porcelain body marked Spode Copeland China with re

(4) Pc. English sterling silver coffee & tea set in the rococo style with bird finials. Hallmarked for Sheffield sterling circa 1901. Total weight: 78.7 ozt. PROVENANCE: Canterbury Antiques, Dallas, T

19th Century English Inlaid Rosewood Tea Caddycirca 1840-60s, pagoda form, featuring chinoiserie floral and exotic bird mother of pearl inlays, and carved ring double handles, opens to twin hinge-lidd

English, 1830s, by Rockingham Ceramic Factory, lead glazed earthenware, blue transfer with hand painted decoration of bird and flowers, molded rims, marked on base "India Stone China [under a paras