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Antique 3-Armed Porcelain Candelabra by Moschendorf Bavaria Beautiful hand decorated porcelain candelabra by Moschendorf c. 1910-1935.Fine floral accents. Ex...

A very nice humidor for your stuff.  These humidors, originally made for pipe tobacco, have a screw-based closure combined with a gasket. Victorian era. 5.5"...

Antique Serving Dish on Pedestal, 11.25", c. 1868 Minor crazing and discoloration.Dimensions: 11.25" x 8.5" x 2.5" Popular during the Victorian Period (1837-...

An antique Greek Revival pitcher c. 1872.  Use wear and a small flake at base (shown) but still bright and interesting.  Dimensions: 5" x 7" Additional vinta...

An antique Greek Revival pitcher.   Use and wear to painting on handle. Some staining to one Classical image. Dimensions: 9" x 6" Additional vintage and anti...

Inviting to the touch, and weighty in the hand, Match flatware and serving pieces marry the functionality of 18/10 stainless steel with the warmth of pewter....

 A beautiful antique Foliage pattern plate. Not dishwasher or microwave safe. Dimensions: 8.5" approx.Good condition. No chips and cracks.  Some crazing note...

Antique Flow Blue Burgess & Leigh. Athol Pattern Soup Plate, 10.25" Beautiful. c. 1906-1912 Popular during the Victorian Period (1837-1901). Named 'Flow ...

Antique Flow Blue Plate, 9.5" Impressed mark. Popular during the Victorian Period (1837-1901). Named 'Flow Blue" due to the 'running' of the transfer on the ...

Antique Flow Blue T. Rathbone & Co. Queen Pattern Plate, 9.25" Trace of gilding on rim. Popular during the Victorian Period (1837-1901). Named 'Flow Blue...

Blue Willow by Ridgways, c. 1884 (impressed). Good/Fair condition.  Small flakes on reverse edge resulted in staining. Not dishwasher or microwave safe. Dime...

  Popular during the Victorian Period (1837-1901). Named 'Flow Blue" due to the 'running' of the transfer on the blanks, the dinnerware was made by a large n...