Trio Dessert Set Porcelain Bavaria This is a 3-piece dessert set of Elfenbein Porzellan made by Oscar Schaller & Comany. It is in one of the older patterns. The company was founded in 1918 in Kirchenlamitz, Bavaria, Germany. There are zig-zag gold columns around all three pieces on a creamy background. It appears in perfect condition. I can see no utensil marks, no chips, nicks or cracks.

The flowers in the center of the cup and the dessert plate are delicate and detailed. I see no loss of gold. All pieces are marked with the Oscar Schaller & Company mark. This mark was first used in 1921. "Elfenbein" is the German word for "Ivory."

This is a beautiful trio of porcelain to add to your collection.
Circa: 1921-1940
Condition: Used
Manufacturer: Bavaria Elfenbein Porzellan  

Set of 2 Royal Worcester Demitasse Cups & Saucers This is set of 2 (4 pieces total) of Roayl Worcester. They are totally in gold on the outside. They may have been a gift for a 50th wedding anniversary since there are just two.

They are in very good condition, no chips or cracks.


Condition: Very Good
Manufacturer: Royal Worcester  

Large Nuova Capodimonte Flower Centerpiece This is a very large Nuova Capodimonte (marked on the base) Capodimonte Flower Centerpiece made in Italy. The flowers are centered on a large base of leaves. The roses are very delicate as or the bright yellow flowers in front. I can see no chips. Capodimonte is extremely fragile and delicate design.

Condition: Excellent
Size: 8" wide, 11" high, 6.5" deep
Manufacturer: Italy  

Antique France Keller & Guerin Hand Painted Tankard This is a lovely pitcher made by the well-known faiencerie, Keller & Guerin in Luneville, France. A spray of burgundy and pink roses with pale olive foliage on a body drapes either side of this beautifully shapped pitcher which shades gradually from deep teal at the top to creamy white at the bottom. It measures 10.5" tall and 6.5" in diameter. It is marked on the base, "K%G, Luneville, France". This mark was in use between 1890 and 1920.
There are no hairline cracks or chips. There is the appropriate crazing for a tankard this old.


Circa: 1888-1896
Condition: Excellent
Size: 10" tall
Manufacturer: Keller & Guerin