Home Furnishings, Housewares, Décor & More

Chafing Dish and Pyrex Insert: A chafing dish and Pyrex insert. This set includes a silver tone chafing dish with a frame, support ring, lid, and fuel container as well as a Pyrex brand insert dish with two handles. The dish is marked “Pyrex” and “3 QT.” to the underside.

Porcelain Tableware and Wine Stopper Featuring Wedgwood: An assortment of porcelain tableware featuring two plates, two bowls, and a wine stopper. The plates include a Royal Doulton Bunnykins Albion shape bone china plate with rabbits picking apples and a Wedgwood Peter Rabbit porcelain plate with a Beatrix Potter quote around the rim. Also included are a Bunnykins bowl with rabbits in a bathtub and Pillivuyt child’s cereal bowl with a rabbit blowing on a dandelion. The Bunnykins pieces are marked “Royal Doulton” while the Peter Rabbit plate is marked “Wedgwood of Etruria & Barlaston” to the underside. The cereal bowl is marked “Pillivuyt France” to the underside. The wine stopper features a simplistic bird figure attached to a cork. There are no visible maker’s mark to the piece.

Eastern Asian Inspired Ceramic Bowls: A selection of eastern Asian inspired bowls. This selection includes five bowls featuring a central blue and white depiction of a figure at a table in a garden surrounded by a multicolored geometric, floral, and bird design around the inner rim. Each piece is unmarked.

English Silver Plate Egg Cruet Set with Sterling Spoons: An ornate silver plate egg cruet set. This features six pedestal egg cups with gadrooned rims that side on a rectangular tray with scrolling feet, and an elaborate foliate handle. It is marked with an unidentified maker’s mark of “WS”, a clover, feathers, “EP” and “A1”. It is presented with six sterling silver spoons that are marked “Prata 950”. The total approximate weight of the spoons is 2.495 ozt.

Meissen "Blue Onion" Porcelain Tableware: A collection of tableware and candlesticks in the Blue Onion pattern. There are three Meissen examples from the twentieth century in the popular underglaze blue decoration. This 1750’s pattern was derived from Chinese imagery but named in a manner that Germans and other Europeans could relate to. The pattern has been in production since that period by many firms including a piece in this collection which is as of yet unidentified. The other examples have the underglaze blue crossed swords marks for the Meissen factory.

Herend "Rothschild Bird" Tureen and Underplate: A Herend Rothchilds Bird tureen and underplate. This pattern was designed for the Rothschild family with a special decorative element of a pearl necklace on the tree in the pattern of birds on a branch. The tureen features a bird finial, applied flowers and green naturalistic handles. Printed factory marks on the underside read “Herend Hungary Handpainted” together with a pattern number “1102 /No C52” in blue.

Waterford Crystal Compote: A Waterford crystal compote. This piece is made of clear crystal by Waterford with a small diamond shaped pattern of cuts, two tiered pedestal, and circular base. “Waterford” is etched on the underside.

Waterford Maeve Cut Crystal Wine Decanter: A Waterford Maeve cut crystal wine decanter. This decanter features a graduated and faceted stopper, a repeating pattern of elongated cut vertical panels over criss-crossing diamonds, and a circular footed base. The piece has an acid-etched maker’s mark to the underside.

Vintage Blue Onion Ceramic and Wood Bakeware: An assortment of vintage ceramic and wood bakeware. This assortment features a rolling pin, a small spoon, a citrus reamer, a tea diffuser, and a meat tenderizer. Each piece features a dark blue foliate design on the white ceramic that is a variant of a blue onion pattern. Four of the pieces have wood handles while the diffuser has a small ceramic handle. There are no visible maker’s marks to the pieces.

English Silver Plate Tea and Coffee Service: An English silver plate tea and coffee service. This includes a teapot, a coffee pot, a lidded sugar bowl, and a cream pitcher, each featuring oval bodies ornamented with bat-wing fluting. The coffee pot is marked with various marked underneath including “A1”, “RR”, “warranted hard soldered”, “1203” and a pictorial maker’s mark of an anchor, while the other pieces are marked “Made in England” and “E.P on Copper”.

Hand Blown Studio Art Glass Vase by Robinson Scot: A hand blown studio art glass vase by Robinson Scott. Features a cobalt blue rectangular tulip-shaped bowl over the clear glass rounded stem and square base. The piece is etch-signed Robinson Scott and dated 2001 to the underside. Robinson Scott is a contemporary glassblower with a studio in Anoka, Minnesota. Please see the link for more information on this artist.

Prata Wolff Brazilian Silver Plate Corkscrew Set: A set of Brazilian silver plate corkscrews by Prata Wolff. This six piece set comes in the original box. Each piece features rounded handles and a narrow long screw end. They are marked “Prata Wolff”.