17 Antique Hermann Ohme Silesia Porcelain Old Ivory Bread Butter Small Plates diamond design not the rest of the

not the rest of the findings or for the bodies of the earrings

This piece dates to circa 1870-1900

Presented is a stunning pair of gilded brass candlesticks from French maker Ferdinand Barbedienne

and about 1 1/2 inches wide

who worked from 1742-1825 and whose work is collected at the globally known Colonial Williamsburg 'living history' museum today

17 Antique Hermann Ohme Silesia Porcelain Old Ivory Bread Butter Small Plates diamond design not the rest of thePresented is a fine quality set of 17 Herman Ohme, Silesia porcelain bread and butter plates or saucers, dating to around the first quarter of the 1900s. This set is made in the Old Ivory line, and features lovely decoration of roses and leaves against a mellow ivory color background. These plates are a little smaller than the average bread and butter plate, but will work nicely for this use or however else you wish to use them. Be advised, three of