Beautiful set of 12 flat teaspoons by George W. Shiebler & Co. of New York, NY. The pattern is called Maintenon c.1895. Approximately 6 1/4" long and 10 troy ounces.  More »

Beautiful set of 12 flat teaspoons by George W. Shiebler & Co. of New York, NY. The pattern is called Maintenon c.1895. Approximately 6 1/4" long and 10 troy ounces. Each is monogrammed with what looks like SL on the back side. Marks include the winged logo for the George W. Shiebler Company with the S in the center, Pat. 95 and STERLING. The Shiebler Company was out of business by 1915. Beautiful and in very good condition.   « Less

A charming set of five sterling silver teaspoons skillfully crafted by a silversmith or jeweler without a mould for elaborate flatware. Each of the spoons, initialed  More »

A charming set of five sterling silver teaspoons skillfully crafted by a silversmith or jeweler without a mould for elaborate flatware. Each of the spoons, initialed "PBT" in script and dated "'92" through "'96," are bright-cut engraved with designs to suggest anthemion-crested cast ware. The stem above the bowl is torque-twisted. Marked only "925 sterling 1000." Mint condition. Each approximately 6 inches long. See Trocadero Item #13651 for a similar butter knife.   « Less

A Set of English Porcelain Coffee Cups and Saucers, Circa 1812-20 The London Shape cups are each painted with a different monochrome painting of British landscape  More »

A Set of English Porcelain Coffee Cups and Saucers, Circa 1812-20 The London Shape cups are each painted with a different monochrome painting of British landscape scene in sepia between two gilt bands. ;On the interior rim to halfway down the cup is an armorial bearing of a lion rampant between a leafy band and below an acqua band of colour between two gilt bands. Some minor gilt rubbing. Height: 2 1/2 inches; Saucer diameter: 5 1/4 inches Each piece is painted with a different English landscape scene, many containing figures. ;The pictures provide a wonderful insight into the British pre-industrial landscape.   « Less

For sale I have a lovely pottery Tea Set made by the Nelson McCoy Pottery Company of Roseville, Ohio. The pattern is Ivy Leaf and the set is complete with Tea Pot, Sugar and  More »

For sale I have a lovely pottery Tea Set made by the Nelson McCoy Pottery Company of Roseville, Ohio. The pattern is Ivy Leaf and the set is complete with Tea Pot, Sugar and Creamer. The Tea Pot measures approximately 7 3/4" to the top of the handle, 10" from the spout to the opposing outer handle and is 6" deep. The Sugar Bowl measures 3 3/8" tall (top of the handle), 6" long outer handle measurement and is 3 3/8" deep. The Creamer measures 3 3/8" tall, 6" long and is 3 1/8" deep. The Tea Set depicts English Ivy adorning each piece with a cleverly molded Branch for the Handles. There is an Egg Nog colored background glaze with naturalistic colors for the Branches and Leaves. You can see veining in the Ivy Leaves to give them a realistic touch. The set is done in a High Gloss glaze. What a nice country look with the trailing Ivy and the Earth Tones. The Tea Set is considered to be in Excellent Condition as there are no chips, cracks, nicks or dings. There are a few pin pops and high gloss glaze misses but they do not detract from the set at all. There is minor crazing on the tea set but also unnoticable and does not take away from the value of this delightful find. The pieces are signed McCoy USA in raised relief. The set was made Circa 1940's.   « Less

Item #4773. A fine French occasional/tea oval table in the Louis XV style. Made all in mahogany with original inset marble top. Outstanding bronze details, pierced brass  More »

Item #4773. A fine French occasional/tea oval table in the Louis XV style. Made all in mahogany with original inset marble top. Outstanding bronze details, pierced brass gallery on top and bronze handles. Take a close look at this piece and the quality details!!! A superb addition to your home interior decor!!! CONDITION: The table is very firm and sturdy. Expect only normal wear to it's age. Bid with confidence!!! MEASURES: 25" WIDE X 16" DEEP X 30" HIGH approx. France, dates back to the turn of the century, 1890-1900's.IMPORTANT: This item is in our warehouse in New Orleans at the time of the auction READY TO BE SHIPPED OR PICKED UP!!! Contact us with all your questions BEFORE Placing your bids. Thanks for looking and GOOD LUCK!!!!!La Belle Nouvelle Orleans is a 10,000 square ft. store located in the heart of Uptown New Orleans. Our inventory consists of a wide variety of European furniture including armoires, tables, sets of chairs, bedroom sets, showcases, lighting, bric-a-brac, etc. We also carry a very large architectural inventory which includes gates, wrought iron railings and panels, stained glass, doors, windows, etc. Our shipments arrive every month from all over the world. Don't miss our other auctions and thanks for looking and bidding. GOOD LUCK!!!!!   « Less

For sale is a wonderful Gothic design coin silver 3 piece coffee/tea set by Wood & Hughes of New York NY. c.1845-65. The set consists of a coffee/tea pot, covered sugar and  More »

For sale is a wonderful Gothic design coin silver 3 piece coffee/tea set by Wood & Hughes of New York NY. c.1845-65. The set consists of a coffee/tea pot, covered sugar and hinged covered creamer. It weighs a total of 65.01 troy ounces. Monogrammed JB. There are a few small dents overall that do not detract from the beauty of the set and can easily be removed. Email with questions. The coffee/tea pot is approximately 11 1/4" tall and 11" wide from the spout to the tip of the handle. The handle is tight. It weighs 32.53 troy ounces. The covered sugar is 9" tall and 8 1/2" wide from handle to handle. It weighs 18.76 troy ounces. The creamer is 8 1/4" tall and 7" wide from spout to tip of handle. Each piece is marked W&H, 900/1000. This mark was used between 1845-99. Being coin silver this set was made before 1865. Each piece has very small dents but overall this early set is in very good condition. A silversmith could fix it very easily if you chose to. This is why we are offering it at this price.   « Less

Superb 18th C American Massachusetts serpentine tilt top Queen Anne North Shore mahogany tea table of exceptional quality and outstanding feet, original undisturbed surface.  More »

Superb 18th C American Massachusetts serpentine tilt top Queen Anne North Shore mahogany tea table of exceptional quality and outstanding feet, original undisturbed surface. A gem! Origin: Newburyport, Mass. Circa 1760-1780 It has survived in a superb state of preservation with no damage, repairs, cracks or alterations. A gem of Joseph Short - Newburyport, Mass 18th century craftsmanship. Height: 28 1/2" Width 4ft 1/2" The Newburyport Massachusetts cabinetmaker Joseph Short (1771-1819) produced a variety of fine mahogany furniture in his shop on Merrimack Street in Newburyport, Massachusetts. **Please Seee Other Photograph On Website Showing A Different Angle From The Top & A Close Up Of One Pad Foot   « Less

Superb 18th C Massachusetts Reverse Serpentine Mahogany Tilt Top Tea Table Circa: 1785 It Has Survived In A Superb State Of Preservation Without Any Damage, Repair Or  More »

Superb 18th C Massachusetts Reverse Serpentine Mahogany Tilt Top Tea Table Circa: 1785 It Has Survived In A Superb State Of Preservation Without Any Damage, Repair Or Replacement. Mellow Nut Brown Patina Excellent Condition   « Less

Fine 18th C American Massachusetts Queen Anne Mahogany Tilt Top Tea Table With A Molded Serpentine Top Single Wide Board, A Standard Tapered Urn Column Base Resting On Three  More »

Fine 18th C American Massachusetts Queen Anne Mahogany Tilt Top Tea Table With A Molded Serpentine Top Single Wide Board, A Standard Tapered Urn Column Base Resting On Three Fine Carved Cabriole Legs With Pad Feet. No Damage To The Legs & Nice Height On The Pads Of The Feet. One Single Board Serpentine Top. Overall Excellent Condition Circa: 1760-1785. We Welcome Scheduled Appointments Anytime! 802-362-3540 gallery Stock # RT113001   « Less

Superb 18th C American Massachusetts serpentine tilt top Queen Anne North Shore mahogany tea table of exceptional quality and outstanding feet, original undisturbed surface.  More »

Superb 18th C American Massachusetts serpentine tilt top Queen Anne North Shore mahogany tea table of exceptional quality and outstanding feet, original undisturbed surface. A gem! Origin: Newburyport, Mass. Circa 1760-1780 It has survived in a superb state of preservation with no damage, repairs, cracks or alterations. A gem of Joseph Short - Newburyport, Mass 18th century craftsmanship. Height: 28 1/2'' Width 4ft 1/2'' The Newburyport Massachusetts cabinetmaker Joseph Short (1771-1819) produced a variety of fine mahogany furniture in his shop on Merrimack Street in Newburyport, Massachusetts. **Please Seee Other Photograph On Website Showing A Different Angle From The Top & A Close Up Of One Pad Foot   « Less