Introducing the Teacup Trio from Gladstone, UK. This is a trio of teacups, saucers and cake plates. It is a very elegant design with a cute yellow small flower pattern. There are 3 sets of the same design, so you...

Introducing the British Samuel Radford Teacup Trio. Samuel Radford was a floral designer active from 1885 to about 1955. A pottery manufacturer founded in Fenton, England, which specializes in This is also a beautiful cup and soda with an elegant...

Introducing the box of Wedgwood UK. This is a jasperware box from Wedgwood, England. From the shape of the engraving on the back, it seems to be from around the 1940s. Pale green called sage green is a beautiful color....

We would like to introduce a demitasse cup and saucer from British antiques. This is a piece by the British company Bridgewood, which is said to have been founded in 1820. This is a set of a demitasse cup and...

We introduce antique pottery made in Japan. A Kutani ware cup from the Meiji period (1868-1912). It is a small sake cup used when drinking sake called "Guinomi". Hand-painted with rich colors such as red, blue, yellow, green, and gold....

We would like to introduce you to antique Japanese pottery. This is a small Kutani ware plate thought to be from the Meiji period (1868-1912). The surface of the plate is decorated with colorful hand-painted paintings including gold. The motif...

We will introduce antique pottery made in Japan. This Imari ware bowl is thought to date to the Meiji period (1868-1912). A pair of lidded bowls with intricate hand-painted details. This bowl is beautiful even just as a decoration. We...

Introducing the British antique cookie jar. This is a cookie jar made by Jasperware from Wedgwood, UK. The lid and handle are made by Frank Cobb, a prestigious silver plate manufacturer. From the engraving on the lid and bottom, it...

Introducing the English Minton cup and saucer from the first half of the 20th century. This is a trio of teacups, saucers and cake plates. A series of patterns called "Cockatrice" with exotic patterns and phoenix-like birds. It is a...

Introducing the English Minton cup and saucer from the first half of the 20th century. It is a trio set of teacup, saucer and cake plate. A series of patterns called "Cockatrice" with exotic patterns and phoenix-like birds. It is...

Introducing William Adams Jasperware Sugar Pot. William Adams has been making a variety of ceramics since about 1780 and is famous for his jasperware. Wedgwood is famous for jasperware, but at that time various manufacturers were making it, In 1966...

Introducing a jasperware vase from William Adams, England. William Adams has been making a variety of ceramics since about 1780 and is famous for his jasperware. Wedgwood is famous for jasperware, but at that time various manufacturers were making it,...

Introducing the French vintage GIEN platter. This is a large plate from the GIAN kiln, which was established around 1821 in GIEN, a town in the south of Paris. The backstamp dates from the 1960s, but is in very good...

Introducing the Teacup Trio from Gladstone, UK. This is a trio of teacups, saucers and cake plates. It is a very elegant design with a cute yellow small flower pattern. There are 3 sets of the same design, so you...

Introducing the British Paragon Tea Cup Trio. This is a trio of teacup, saucer, and cake plate. The back stamp seems to indicate that it was awarded a Royal Warrant in 1933. It has a unique oval shape and is...

Introducing British cake stands. A cake stand is a platform on which cakes and other desserts are placed during British afternoon tea. This is an upcycled vintage ceramic plate that has had holes drilled into it and is fitted with...