Browse the collection by maker, from Limoges and Old Paris to Royal Albert, Meissen and Epiag Karlsbad. Every listing photographs the maker's mark and states the production period.

Antique dessert and cake sets: English bone china from Royal Albert, Hammersley and Wedgwood, plus hand-painted Limoges and Nymphenburg dessert services. A complete, usable way to start collecting antique china.

Complete antique dinner sets from the 1780s to the 1950s — Limoges and Old Paris porcelain, English flow blue, Hutschenreuther and KPM — each one of a kind, sourced personally at European auctions and estates. Also used for historical productions and photo shoots; any restoration is noted in the listing.

Antique plate sets, mostly of 5 to 14 — hand-painted Limoges, English flow blue, Victorian transferware and Imari-style designs. Backstamps are photographed on every listing.

Antique tureens, trays, tazzas and sauce boats from Limoges, Gien, Sarreguemines and the English potteries — the pieces that anchor a period table, with condition described piece by piece.

Antique and vintage cutlery in 800 silver and silver plate, including French rococo-style flatware and porcelain-handled sets. Silver marks are photographed on every listing.

Antique tea sets and coffee sets from the 19th and early 20th centuries: hand-painted Old Paris and Limoges porcelain, gold-decorated Bavarian and Bohemian services, and English bone china. Each is a single complete original — when it sells, it is gone.

Finishing pieces for an antique table: 19th-century French porcelain vases, monogrammed French linen napkins, Dresden porcelain baskets and Bohemian crystal. Antique linens are sold in complete sets.