19th century antique Chinese Export Canton demitasse cup and saucer. Blue and white and gold clobbered. Both unmarked.

Plate: 5 inches dia.
Cup: 2.5 inches height

For your consideration…
Wedgwood Bone China Classic Georgian Shape Ivy Pattern Hand Painted Teapot.
Gorgeous and so very Chic

The pattern is called Napoleon Ivy, because it was first made around 1800 and was the china used by Napoleon Bonaparte while he was an exile on St. Helena in 1815 after his defeat by the British and Admiral Nelson at the Battle Of Waterloo.
The original set was a service for five hundred,not a bad life even if you4 in exile….
This Large Teapot is 10” x 7” x 6” in Pristine Condition and is part of Centennial c1970 Re Issue of this pattern.
Wedgwood is still made mostly the same way by hand I England by skilled Artisans

A set of three cabbageware coffee mugs or soup mugs. Since Dodie Thayer came out with her iconic Lettuceware or cabbageware green ceramic pieces, anything in this style has become popular among those with a penchant for Palm Beach Regency. This set features two wide mugs that would be great for either coffee or soup. Around the body of each piece, are textured cabbage or lettuce leaves glazed in a cream and green. The bottoms are unmarked.

Dimensions:
6″ Wide
3″ Tall
4.75″ Deep

Vintage Pearl China Company ceramic opalescent miniature sugar and creamer set with gold trim. Lovely Art Deco style. Sweet little set!

Antique Copeland Hand Painted Floral Gold Gilt Cup and Saucer, Circa 1900
Some stain and a little crazing due to age and use
There is no chip.
Cup 3 3/4” widest 3 1/4” deep 2 1/2” tall .
Saucer 5 1/2” diameter
If you want to see more pictures, feel free to contact me
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Vintage McCoy pottery brown drip glazed ceramic teapot with lid.
A classic piece

MEASUREMENTS
-Height 4.75″ (6″ with lid)
-Handle to spout 8.5″
-Width minus handle and spout 6″
-Bottom width 3.25″

Good, vintage condition. No chips or cracks, with a beautiful shine.

Vintage Stangl Magnolia Cups & Saucers

Set of 6

The Stangl Magnolia pattern was designed by Kay Hackett and was introduced in 1952. It remained in production until 1978. This pattern was the first to utilize a new green engobe also developed by Kay Hackett that was different than the usual white Stangl backgrounds. The pattern is one of many floral-themed designs and features incised lines and raised detail. Like most Stangl, it is hand painted with no two pieces exactly alike. This set has 6 cups and 6 saucers for a total of 12 pieces. The saucers feature a thick maroon band with a newly blooming magnolia bud in the center. The cups are designed with a fully bloomed magnolia flower on one side and a saucer matching newly booming bud on the other side.

Measurements: Saucer ~ 6 1/4″ diameter

Cup ~ 4 3/4″ W c 4 3/4″ L x 2″ H. Holds ~ 6 ounces.

In excellent vintage condition. Without chips, deep scratches, or cracks. The graphics are intact and bright. The glaze is shiny. Please see the pictures.

A very beautiful and rare set of four (4) French porcelain coffee espresso or tea demitasse cup and saucer set in white porcelain and magenta pink, by Toy-Le Rosey, Paris, France, circa early-20th century. Each set has a different magenta pink floral motif finished with a thin trim around edge (cup & saucer) and down handle (of cup.) With makers mark on bottom/underside of all (Toy Le Rosey Pairs, and Toy-Le Rosey, 10 Rue de lax Paix, Paris.) Set is 8 pieces in total, 4 cups, 4 saucers.

Dimensions:
Cup: 2.5″ Depth x 3.38″ Width (w/handle) x 2.5″ Height
Saucer: 4.94″ Diameter

This Really is an Exceptionally Nice – Very Rare and Important Large – Oversize Antique American Copper & Brass Tea Kettle. It is Embossed – Signed DUPARQUET – NEW YORK – 112 WEST 22ND STREET. My Research Confirms that That This Particular “DUPARQUET N.Y. 112W. 22ND ST.” Mark Was in Use From Approx. 1916 to 1936 When The Company Went Out of Business as a Result of the Great Depression. The Original Duparquet Pieces ( Pre 1936 ) Are Considered By Cooks and Professional Chefs To Be The Finest Copper Cookware Items Ever Produced. They are Still to this Day Highly Sought After and Collected. This Very Large – Oversize Kettle is Also a Rarity Unto Itself. I have Done Extensive Research and I Cannot Find Another Example of Any Other Tea Kettles That Were Produced by Duparquet – Possibly a Special Order Piece?. It is Beautifully and Substantially All Hand Made with Wonderful Attention to Detail and Functionality ( Weighing Over 6 1/2 Pounds ). It is Primarily Made Out of Heavy Gauge Solid Copper with Solid Cast Brass Swing Handle Mounts and Lid Finial. It has a Lathe Turned Hardwood Handle with a Natural – Bare Wood Finish ( No Varnish ). Condition – It Appears to Have Been Professionally Polished and Possibly Sealed and Preserved with Metal Lacquer at Some Point in The Past. It has No Repairs and No Obvious Damage However You Might Find a Few Very Tiny Surface Dents & Dings. It is Tarnished in Some Areas Etc. It Has a Nice Old Look but it Deserves and Will Most Likely Need to be Professionally Polished – Restored to Being it Back to its Potential Original Beauty.
Please NOTE – That the Bright White “Star” Surface Spots are Reflections From My Photography Lighting.
It Measures Overall Approx. 13 1/2 inches Tall including the Handle in the Upright Position.
It is Approx. 15 inches Long x 10 3/4 inches Wide..

PLEASE NOTE If you purchase multiple items from my shop, I will combine shipping whenever possible!

Casual Apricot and Casual Blue stacking Creamer and Sugar Bowl Set by Iroquois.

Created by famous designer Russel Wright. These gorgeous stoneware pieces were manufactured in New York by Iroquois. The Casual line is a successor of his American Modern collection. Before all else, these were crafted for their immense durability. At the launch of the collection in 1950, the manufacturer offered a money-back guarantee in the case of needless chipping. Russell Wright went from department store to department store, showcasing his latest work by flipping a bin of dishware upside down over the counter, proving their strength. The successful collection remained in production for nearly 20 years and was discontinued in 1967.

This hyper-stylish modern cream and sugar set comeS in two complementary colors, Casual Apricot and Casual Blue. They look great stacked or side by side.

Stacking creamer; top; casual blue

Stacking sugar bowl; bottom; casual apricot

When stacked, the set stands at about 5 inches tall.