Demitasse coffee set, 2nd quarter 20th century, Czechoslovakia. Comprised of the pot, creamer, covered sugar and 2 cups (1 with tiny chip on rim) and 5 saucers. Maker’s mark & “Czecho Slovakia”.

Early-mid 19th century pair of Qing Dynasty Fitzhugh dinner plates. Chinese Export.

C. 1834-54 pair of “Opaque Granite China” sweetmeats by William Ridgway. Cream & white with cobalt highlighted handles, sepia borders.

C. 1780-1810 Chinese Export Porcelain platter. Made for the American market.

Mid-20th century pottery low compote by Man Ray, Vallauris, France. An intriguing piece.

C. 1970s Chinese mud figure from Wanijang, Guangong province. A lovely woman in winter fur trimmed coat holding a rabbit with a goat at her feet.

An 18th century style Chinese Export Armorial Chop Plate. With multiple hairlines. Dramatic design. Possibly Samson. Early 20th century.

A “Duke of Gloucester” pattern porcelain shell shaped sweetmeat dish, circa 2000, by Mottahedeh. Created in 1992. Hand painted & gilded. Made for Colonial Williamsburg’s special Reserve Collection. Adapted form a c.1770 platter at Colonial Williamsburg that belonged to the Duke.

C. 1850s English Staffordshire District Gaudy Welsh Swansea Cottage Tulip Pattern Tea Pot. A handsome example of this popular Gaudy Welsh pattern.

1978 Jugtown Ware Pottery Bird Motif Pie Plate. The mark created by Vernon Owens in 1972, cast from the first Jugtown stamp!