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Approximate 7.75 in. salad plates from International in the Appletime pattern. These pieces are very nice. Used with no defects. And also hard to find.
Circa: 1994-1997 Condition: Used no defects with possible minor utensil scratches.
Very nice dinner plates from Sango in a pattern called Mystique 5036. This is one of the newer pattern made by Sango. The pieces are used but in like new condition. They are very similar to the Gold Dust Black pattern.
This is one of the prettiest patterns ever for dinnerware. It is called Blue Peony and is made by Nikko. These pieces are 10.75 in. There is no damage at all. They look new they are so nice. Each plate is the listed price.
Circa: 1986 Origin: Japan Condition: like new, no damage and no crazing either
This is for a 2 quart covered casserole from Corning Ware in the popular Friendship pattern. This piece is 8 in. square and 2.5 in. deep. Another piece and pattern of Corning Ware that is getting almost impossible to find. Made in USA
This is for an 8 oz. Au Gratin Dish made by Pfaltzgraff in the Village pattern. It is 8 1//8 in. long at the longest points. It is number 260. I can see no damage or crazing on this piece.
This is for 12 oz. Au Gratin dishes made by Pfaltzgraff in the Village pattern. They are 9 5//8 in. long at the longest points. It is number 265. I can see no damage or crazing on this piece.
This is for very nice 7 in. tall water goblets from Debbie Mumm in the popular Snowflake pattern. They hold 14 oz. to the very top of the rim. They are in mint condition and very hard to find. Each goblet is the listed price and you can buy one or as many as you need up to the amount I have in stock.
This is for a 1 quart saucepot from Corning Ware in the plain White Frost pattern. This pot has the measuring guide stamped on the inside of the pot. There is no cover. There is a tiny burn mark on the inside bottom and a larger one on the outside bottom. Neither interferes with the useage of the pot. The rest of it is in excellent condition. The Corning number is M-58-B I believe but it is hard to read.
This is for 9 1/8 in. diameter serving bowl from Fairfield Fine China in the Wintergreen pattern. These pieces are used but like new. Very nice pieces for your holiday table.
Circa: Unknown Origin: China Condition: Used like new
This is for 14 in. x 10.5 in. oval platter from Fairfield Fine China in the Wintergreen pattern. These pieces are used but like new. Very nice pieces for your holiday table.
Circa: Unknown Origin: China Condition: Used like new
This is for 8 in. diameter soup/cereal bowls from Fairfield Fine China in the Wintergreen pattern. These pieces are used but like new. Very nice pieces for your holiday table.
Circa: Unknown Origin: China Condition: Used like new
This is for 8 in. diameter salad plates from Fairfield Fine China in the Wintergreen pattern. These pieces are used but like new. Very nice pieces for your holiday table.
Circa: Unknown Origin: China Condition: Used like new
This is for 10.5 in. diameter dinner plates from Fairfield Fine China in the Wintergreen pattern. These pieces are used but like new. Very nice pieces for your holiday table.
Circa: Unknown Origin: China Condition: Used like new
I have included the picture of the backstamp on this piece as I do not know for certain that it is the original item or a copy. I do know the piece is very pretty with the flow blue colors, the footed bottom, the side handles and the cover. The size is 7 in. including both handles and 4.5 in. high including the cover knob. It is 4 in. wide. There is one manufacture flaw on the inside rim of the bowl but it is small and not visible when the cover is in place. This piece is thick stoneware and not a fine porcelain. It is a very pretty item, even if a reproduction.
I do not know the year made, the pattern name or much about this piece other than it is Noritake and bears the M red wreath backstamp. It is very unusual in the colors for a Noritake pattern. Very unique. It is also used but in mint condition. It dates back to prior to 1940 since it bears the Morimura backstamp.
Noritake Country Diary of an Edwardian Lady Dinner sets of cups and saucers. Each item of 1 is for one cup and one saucer. Each item is the listed price and you can buy one or as many as I have listed. These pieces are used but in mint condition. Very hard to find. No chips, cracks or defects.
Circa: 1982-1991 Origin: Ireland Condition: Used Mint
Noritake Country Diary of an Edwardian Lady Dinner Plate that is 10.5 in. diameter. This piece is used but in near mint condition. Very hard to find. No chips, cracks or defects.
Circa: 1982-1991 Origin: Ireland Condition: Used Mint
This is for a 3 3/8 in. high creamer from Villeroy & Boch and made in Germany. The pattern is Amapola. It is used but in mint condition. It holds 6 oz.
Circa: 1981-2001 Origin: Germany Condition: Used Mint
This is for a set of 3 beautiful mugs made in England by Regal Heritage. They are bone china and in mint condition. The height is 3 3/8 in. Each has a different design but all are roses. The mugs are white and trimmed in gold. One has a minute amount of wear on the gold rim. It is not easily seen.
