Part of Johnson Brothers’ Historic America collection dating back to 1930 - 1974 and featuring blue and white scenes of America transferware, these 8” salad plates radiate old-world charm.

Originally meant as salad plates, these plates are 8” in diameter which makes them perfect for serving dinner or luncheon as well.

Very versatile and beautiful, these blue and white china plates look look beautiful displayed in your china cabinet.

• Set of 8 salad plates
• 8" dia
  
• Made by Johnson Brothers between between 1930 - 1974
• Name of the scene: Sacramento, California 
• In excellent vintage condition. Two of the plates have a small chip under the rim

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Johnson Brothers was among the most successful British potteries which produced tableware in Staffordshire as early as 1883. In 2003, the manufacturing of Johnson Brothers products in Britain ceased and was transferred to China and in 2015 the production of Johnson Brothers was discontinued.

This vintage medium-sized 12.5” oval serving platter by Spode in The Hunt pattern is an incredibly rare find!

Based on original drawings by J.F. Herring Sr., The Hunt pattern was first introduced in about 1930 and it was sometimes referred to as Herring Hunt.

The Hunt features scenes from British fox hunts. Riders riding magnificent horses leap fence and brook, as hounds pursue the quarry. Features scalloped edges, green borders and a vivid and stunning colorful design.

There isn’t another one of this platter out there and if you collect The Hunt this is your chance to complete your collection. Shop more Spode pieces from the same collection https://etsy.me/38hTAV2

• Made in England sometime after 1948
• 12.5"L x 9.5"W
• Earthware pattern number 2/9265 A
• Name of the scene: Going To Halloa
• Please hand wash
• In excellent vintage condition with no chips or cracks

I absolutely love using animal brass animal figurines to decorate, like this 20” Tall Mid-Century Brass Parrot On Perch Figurine.

Brass figures can add such new dimensions to the decor. I use also them on my tablescapes, on the mantle, side tables etc. mixed in with pottery pieces and lamps.

This vintage brass bird stands 20” high which makes it small enough to fit into any vignette but mighty enough to be noticed and make an impression.

These vintage handled soup cups with saucers by Spode in The Hunt pattern are an incredibly rare find!

Based on original drawings by J.F. Herring Sr., The Hunt pattern was first introduced in about 1930 and it was sometimes referred to as Herring Hunt.

The Hunt features scenes from British fox hunts. Riders riding magnificent horses leap fence and brook, as hounds pursue the quarry. Features scalloped edges, green borders and a vivid and stunning colorful design.

These Spode Herring Hunt soup bowls are the only ones out there right now so if you collect The Hunt this is your chance to complete your collection.

• Set of 1 cup and 1 saucer (4 sets available)
• Made in England sometime after 1948
• Cup: 4.5"W x 2"H
• Saucer: 7.25"dia
• Earthware pattern number 2/9265 A
• Name of the scene: First Ever
• Please hand wash
• In excellent condition with no chips or cracks

This vintage large 14" oval serving platter by Spode in The Hunt pattern is an incredibly rare find!

Based on original drawings by J.F. Herring Sr., The Hunt pattern was first introduced in about 1930 and it was sometimes referred to as Herring Hunt.

The Hunt features scenes from British fox hunts. Riders riding magnificent horses leap fence and brook, as hounds pursue the quarry. Features scalloped edges, green borders and a vivid and stunning colorful design.

There isn’t another one of this platter out there and if you collect The Hunt this is your chance to complete your collection.

• Made in England sometime after 1948
• 14.5"L x 11"W
• Name of the scene: The Find
• Earthware pattern number 2/9265 A
• Please hand wash
• In excellent vintage condition with no chips or cracks

This vintage round covered casserole by Spode in The Hunt pattern is an incredibly rare find!

Based on original drawings by J.F. Herring Sr., The Hunt pattern was first introduced in about 1930 and it was sometimes referred to as Herring Hunt.

The Hunt features scenes from British fox hunts. Riders riding magnificent horses leap fence and brook, as hounds pursue the quarry. Features scalloped edges, green borders and a vivid and stunning colorful design.

There isn’t another one of these casseroles out there at this price and if you collect The Hunt this is your chance to complete your collection.

• Made in England sometime after 1948
• 11.5"L x 6.5"H
• Earthware pattern number 2/9265 A
• Name of the scene: Going To Halloa & The Meet
• Please hand wash 
• In excellent condition with no chips or cracks

Part of Johnson Brothers’ Heritage Hall collection dating back to 1969 - 1985, this large oval serving platter features brown multicolor hues on white earthenware that radiate old-world charm while depicting a charming rendering of a Pennsylvania fieldstone. 

This ironstone serving plate makes a great meat platter. The oval platter measures 12” in length and makes a great meat platter. 

• Oval serving platter 12” long 
• Made by Johnson Brothers between between 1969 - 1985
• In excellent vintage condition with no chips

 

From coal ash bucket to chic planter, this vintage copper bucket is a really fabulous piece to add to your farmhouse style decor. 

This coal pail is made of copper and accessorized with brass handle featuring lion heads at the endings, and a beautiful blue and white ceramic grip. 

• 8.5”h x 8”w
• In good vintage condition with normal wear and beautiful patina

If you like to entertain and delight your friends with a nice meal this vintage gravy boat with attached underplate is a must-have.

A luxurious and classy silverplated gravy boat with attached underplate that provides timeless presentation for your signature sauces and gravies. This was designed to partner beautifully with a wide variety of tableware and linens and is an elegant addition to gatherings all year round.

• Silverplate gravy boat with attached underplays made by WM Rogers in 1960s
• 8.5L x 5.5”W
• In great vintage condition with beautiful patina; requires ongoing polishing as with any silver object 

A beautiful pair of 1946 vintage horse bookends for your office, library, or den. They also make a great gift for dad on Father's Day.

• Set of 2 horse bookends 
• They appear to be either bronze or copper plated 
• 5.5”H x 6”W and weigh 4.12 lbs together 
• Marked with artist name Gladys Brown and Dodge Inc @ 1946
• Great vintage condition with beautiful patina

 

A rare and beautiful fluted rim 9” oval vegetable bowl in the very popular Ming Temple pattern introduced by Lenox in 1950 and produced until 1966.

The Lenox Ming Temple pattern features fluted rims and an exquisite design of pink/purple floral branches along the rims and yellow butterflies in the center against a classic Lenox white background. 

• 9” wide
• In excellent vintage condition, no chips, cracks or fading in the colors

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Thank you for using vintage tableware and for supporting quality, sustainability, and beauty. With every piece of sustainable tableware you purchase you help minimize the impact on the environment and you live a socially conscious lifestyle.

Please remember that these antique & vintage market finds are anywhere from 20 to over 140 years old and have been loved and used by several generations before us so please expect signs of aging and wear, as well as slight imperfections such as minor scratches, stains and gilt disintegration, hairlines (superficial cracks), nicks (tiny bits of damage smaller than 1mm, as opposed to a chip which is something you can easily see with the eye and feel to the touch), firing specks or similar technical imperfections. I do my best to note the more significant imperfections such as actual cracks, rust, chips, etc.

A rare and beautiful sugar bowl and creamer set in the very popular Ming Temple pattern introduced by Lenox in 1950 and produced until 1966.

The Lenox Ming Temple pattern features fluted rims and an exquisite design of pink/purple floral branches along the rims and yellow butterflies in the center against a classic Lenox white background.

As America's appetite for high-quality wedding china grew, Lenox started using full-color lithographic decals and Ming, introduced in 1917, was one of the first 2 patterns to launch and would consistently sell out for the next 46 years. The color decals created an identifiable pattern, which gave a hostess an immense satisfaction of knowing that her dinner guests would recognize the Lenox brand, as well as her sophistication in selecting it.

• Creamer: 3.75”H x 5”W
• Sugar bowl: 4.5”H x 6”W
• Made in the US in the 1950s by Lenox 
• In excellent condition, no chips, cracks or fading in the colors
• Vintage; the most eco friendly way to shop

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Thank you for using vintage tableware and for supporting quality, sustainability, and beauty. With every piece of sustainable tableware you purchase you help minimize the impact on the environment and you live a socially conscious lifestyle.

Please remember that these antique & vintage market finds are anywhere from 20 to over 140 years old and have been loved and used by several generations before us so please expect signs of aging and wear, as well as slight imperfections such as minor scratches, stains and gilt disintegration, hairlines (superficial cracks), nicks (tiny bits of damage smaller than 1mm, as opposed to a chip which is something you can easily see with the eye and feel to the touch), firing specks or similar technical imperfections. I do my best to note the more significant imperfections such as actual cracks, rust, chips, etc.

An incredibly rare find! This is an original and complete wedding china set for 8 in the very popular Ming Temple pattern introduced by Lenox in 1950 and produced until 1966. This dinnerware set is what you use to truly impress your guests as the design is quite striking and unique.   

The set consists of 8 five-piece place settings for a total of 40 pieces.

As America's appetite for high-quality wedding china grew, Lenox started using full-color lithographic decals and Ming, introduced in 1917, was one of the first 2 patterns to launch and would consistently sell out for the next 46 years. The color decals created an identifiable pattern, which gave a hostess an immense satisfaction of knowing that her dinner guests would recognize the Lenox brand, as well as her sophistication in selecting it.

The Lenox Ming Temple pattern features good fluted rims and an exquisite design of pink/purple floral branches along the rims and yellow butterflies in the center against a classic Lenox white background. 

Dimensions:

• charger plate: 10.75" dia
• dinner plate: 8.25” dia 
• bread & butter plate: 6.26” dia
• cup: 2.5"H x 4.25"W 
• saucer: 5.25” dia

Condition:

• In excellent condition, no chips, cracks or fading in the colors. Despite its age, this set has been preserved with much love and care. Barely any signs of use.   

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Thank you for using vintage tableware and for supporting quality, sustainability, and beauty. With every piece of sustainable tableware you purchase you help minimize the impact on the environment and you live a socially conscious lifestyle.

Please remember that these antique & vintage market finds are anywhere from 20 to over 140 years old and have been loved and used by several generations before us so please expect signs of aging and wear, as well as slight imperfections such as minor scratches, stains and gilt disintegration, hairlines (superficial cracks), nicks (tiny bits of damage smaller than 1mm, as opposed to a chip which is something you can easily see with the eye and feel to the touch), firing specks or similar technical imperfections. I do my best to note the more significant imperfections such as actual cracks, rust, chips, etc.

An elegant and rare set of antique  pink etched oyster or cocktail glasses made by Tiffin-Franciscan between 1927 - 1935 in the Flanders Pink pattern. 

Classically designed, these unique fruit cocktail stems are the perfect entertaining glasses and are sure to impress your guests at your next dinner party. 

They are very light and delicate, and feature a gorgeous etched floral design. The bowl itself holds up to 4oz. 

• Set of 6 antique oyster / fruit cocktail glasses 
• 4 ounces 
• 3”h x 3”w
• Made by Tiffin Franciscan in United States between 1927 - 1935
• In great antique condition, no chips or cracks. Some have pink bases while others have a clear base.

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Thank you for using vintage tableware and for supporting quality, sustainability, and beauty. With every piece of sustainable tableware you purchase you help minimize the impact on the environment and you live a socially conscious lifestyle.

Please remember that these antique & vintage market finds are anywhere from 20 to over 140 years old and have been loved and used by several generations before us so please expect signs of aging and wear, as well as slight imperfections such as minor scratches, stains and gilt disintegration, hairlines (superficial cracks), nicks (tiny bits of damage smaller than 1mm, as opposed to a chip which is something you can easily see with the eye and feel to the touch), firing specks or similar technical imperfections. I do my best to note the more significant imperfections such as actual cracks, rust, chips, etc.

 

 

A lovely and rare set of vintage tea cup and saucer by Spode England in the Colonel Jade pattern.

The Colonel pattern was produced in several colors (red, blue, grey, dark green, jade, pink, purple, light blue and jade), all featuring an all over design of flowers, scalloped rims and an elegant gold trim. However, pieces from the Colonel Jade series are rather rare and hard to find, which makes these tea cup sets a really great find particularly given their prestige condition. 

• Set of one cup with matching saucer
• Cup: 2”h x 4.5”w
• Saucer: 5.25”dia
• Made in Staffordshire, England by Spode circa 1950-1960
• In great vintage condition with normal wear; no chips or cracks

Spode pottery was founded by Josiah Spode in 1780. Spode’s formula for bone china, and the process for underglaze printing for earthenware (both breakthroughs in tableware history), made Spode china both longer lasting and beautifully suited for more intricate, artistic designs. Because of Spode’s early technical innovations and a continued commitment to excellence in design, the Spode name is synonymous with quality tableware worldwide.

Shop our vintage tabletop collection of Fine China & Serveware for more Dinner Plates and Dinnerware Sets, Serving Bowls, Serving Platters & Trays, Creamers & Sugars, Egg Cups, Specialty Serveware, Table Accessories.

Thank you for using vintage tableware and for supporting quality, sustainability, and beauty. With every piece of sustainable tableware you purchase you help minimize the impact on the environment and you live a socially conscious lifestyle.

Please remember that these antique & vintage market finds are anywhere from 20 to over 140 years old and have been loved and used by several generations before us so please expect signs of aging and wear, as well as slight imperfections such as minor scratches, stains and gilt disintegration, hairlines (superficial cracks), nicks (tiny bits of damage smaller than 1mm, as opposed to a chip which is something you can easily see with the eye and feel to the touch), firing specks or similar technical imperfections. I do my best to note the more significant imperfections such as actual cracks, rust, chips, etc.

How pretty is this 1980s blue green glass butter dish with dome? Made by India Glass in the Recollection Blue pattern as an homage to the old 1930s Madrid collection by Federal. This was originally advertised as a candy dish but it works great for butter, jam or serving cheese {picture a small Brie in it!}.

Made of a beautiful glass with intricate etched scrolls, this butter dish changes its color from blue to green depending on the light, as you can see from the photos.

This is a great centerpiece for your table and it’s in perfect condition!

• Dish stands 4.5” high and 5.75” across
• In perfect condition with no chips
• Vintage; the most eco friendly way to shop

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Rarely do we come across such an exquisite Antique Victorian Chocolate Pot and Cups Set that has held the test of time so beautifully.

Crafted and hand painted by the Erdmann Schlegelmilch pottery right before 1918 during the collapse of Prussia, this chocolate pot set is highly stylized with a gorgeous pink roses floral allover design against a multicolor, ombre background.

Makes a great wedding gift.

• Set consists of 1 chocolate pot, 4 cups and 4 saucers
• We will include two extra saucers which you may use to serve cookies or biscotti to go with the hot chocolate
• Chocolate pot: 8"H x 7"W and holds up to 36 ounces
• Cups 2.75"H | saucers 4.5"W
• Made by Erdmann Schlegelmilch pottery in Prussia Germany between 1900 and 1918 based on the pottery mark (SE 1811 Prussia)
• In excellent antique condition, no chips or cracks
• Vintage; the most eco friendly way to shop

The Erdmann schlegelmilch Porcelain Factory was established in Suhl, Thuringia, Germany by Leonard Schlegelmilch and his two brothers in 1861 and it gradually grew till the beginning of the WWI. The factory continued production until the Great Depression and eventually closed in 1937.

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Thank you for using vintage tableware and for supporting quality, sustainability, and beauty. With every piece of sustainable tableware you purchase you help minimize the impact on the environment and you live a socially conscious lifestyle.

Please remember that these antique & vintage market finds are anywhere from 20 to over 140 years old and have been loved and used by several generations before us so please expect signs of aging and wear, as well as slight imperfections such as minor scratches, stains and gilt disintegration, hairlines (superficial cracks), nicks (tiny bits of damage smaller than 1mm, as opposed to a chip which is something you can easily see with the eye and feel to the touch), firing specks or similar technical imperfections. I do my best to note the more significant imperfections such as actual cracks, rust, chips, etc.

Chrysanthemums and scrolling vines on this blue and white chinoiserie floral vase attest to the influence of a long-ago dynasty and celebrate the tradition with timeless style. 

The hand-painted cobalt blue against crisp white background and unique flat shape makes it a beautiful piece of art to enjoy alone or filled with your favorite flowers. 

Makes a beautiful house warming gift.

• 12” high x 9” wide x 3.10lbs
• In great vintage condition, no chips or cracks 
• Unmarked 

Shop our vintage tabletop collection of Fine China & Serveware for more Dinner Plates and Dinnerware Sets, Serving Bowls, Serving Platters & Trays, Creamers & Sugars, Egg Cups, Specialty Serveware, Table Accessories.

Thank you for using vintage tableware and for supporting quality, sustainability, and beauty. With every piece of sustainable tableware you purchase you help minimize the impact on the environment and you live a socially conscious lifestyle.

Please remember that these antique & vintage market finds are anywhere from 20 to over 140 years old and have been loved and used by several generations before us so please expect signs of aging and wear, as well as slight imperfections such as minor scratches, stains and gilt disintegration, hairlines (superficial cracks), nicks (tiny bits of damage smaller than 1mm, as opposed to a chip which is something you can easily see with the eye and feel to the touch), firing specks or similar technical imperfections. I do my best to note the more significant imperfections such as actual cracks, rust, chips, etc.

An elegant tea or coffee serving serving set of creamer and sugar bowl, two cups and two saucers, by Bawo & Dotter Limoges.

All pieces feature gold encrusted laurels against crisp, white porcelain, gilded handles and gold trims.

This set is the quintessential Limoges porcelain, with simple yet regal gold accented trims against beautiful white porcelain.

• Set of one creamer and one sugar bowl with lid, two teacups and two saucers
• Made by Bawo & Dotter in Limoges, France circa 1913
• Sugar bow with lid measures 5.75"W x 4"H
• Creamer stands 3"H x 6"W
• Cups: 4.75"W x 2"H
• Saucers: 5.75"dia
• In great condition, no chips or cracks and minimal fading in gold, as to be expected with age
• Vintage; the most echo way to shop

Bawo & Dotter was a New York company established in 1860s to import porcelain mainly from Limoges. In 1870s they established in Limoges a porcelain decorating factory called The Elite Works. The cups and saucers bear the Elite Work back-stamp, circa 1896-1920 while the sugar bowl and creamer are stamped in red "P & B Limoges France", the importing back-stamp used by Pitkins & Brooks, Chicago, circa 1900-1914.

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Nothing shows American pride like this vintage brass American bald eagle statue.

This brass eagle is particularly well fit for a gentleman's office or home, and makes the perfect gift for someone who has served in the military or who simply has a great respect for our nation's symbols and history.
Brass

• 15″ H x 14″ W
• Heavy piece (8.9 lbs)
• Beautiful patina
• No maker's mark
• Vintage; the most echo way to shop

Continue shopping our Vintage Home Decor collection for more vintage and antique home furnishings & home accents.

Thank you for using vintage tableware and for supporting quality, sustainability, and beauty. With every piece of sustainable tableware you purchase you help minimize the impact on the environment and you live a socially conscious lifestyle.

Please remember that these antique & vintage market finds are anywhere from 20 to over 140 years old and have been loved and used by several generations before us so please expect signs of aging and wear, as well as slight imperfections such as minor scratches, stains and gilt disintegration, hairlines (superficial cracks), nicks (tiny bits of damage smaller than 1mm, as opposed to a chip which is something you can easily see with the eye and feel to the touch), firing specks or similar technical imperfections. I do my best to note the more significant imperfections such as actual cracks, rust, chips, etc.