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 Tiffany Sterling Antique Vase  US $1,100.00
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 Etched crystal Vase on Sterling Silver Base Vintage Estate Find 9 1 2 tall US $24.99
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 antique German 800 sterling silver loving cup trophy US $200.00
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 EXCELLENT PO MILLENIUM CRUISE SILVER VASE TOP QUALITY US $235.21
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 Gorham Sterling Silver Demitasse Spoon US $28.95
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 Gorham Sterling Silver Cream Soup Spoon Chantilly 1950 US $111.95
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 Tiffany Cabinet Trumpet Shape Sterling Silver Vase US $425.00
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 ANTIQUE STERLING SILVER VASE WITH HANDLE US $3.59
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 Gorham Sterling Silver Fork 1940 Sovereign Old Pattern 7 7 8” Monogram US $178.95
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 Nice Vase art Noveau US $1,275.00
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 HUGE HALLMARKED DUTCH STERLING glass centerpiece by Van Kempen 145 US $849.99
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 VICTORIAN Silver POSY VASE 1899 5 William Comyns US $65.86
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 ENGLISH STERLING SILVER 925 TRUMPET VASE VICTORIAN ERA US $80.00
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 VTG STERLING OVERLAY POPPIES DESIGN BAD VASE US $15.00
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 Baldwin Crystal Bowl with Sterling Silver Vase in excellent condition US $47.99
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 ANTIQUE SOLID SILVER VASES PAIR CHINA C 1900 US $548.85
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 1000g Sterling Silver Solid Lot NOT SCRAP Tiffany Unger Shiebler US $999.00
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 Antique sterling silver parasol handle MINT UNIQUE US $300.00
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Izabel Lam Porcelain
A designer porcelain collection created by the innovative Izabel Lam. Its design is reminiscent of waves rolling softly onto the shore. Made in Limoges France and is the top choice of the world's top restaurants and hotel properties for food presentation. It's color and luminescence is superior yet it's designed to withstand industrial washing machines.
Izabel Lam's tabletop accessories collection is modeled in lead free brass and plated in sterling silver. Each piece is hand finished to give it its own character and form. Each glass is individually blown and twisted with the delicate turn of the craftsman's wrist to give you soft sensuous surface to hold and caress. Izabel Lam belongs in your hand. The bottom is finished with a dimple like the splash that happens when a stone is thrown into the water.
In nineteenth-century New York, the choice of ceramic wares was greater than ever. Creamware, the standby in 1800, was quickly surpassed by whiter pearlware. Durable ironstone met a special need in a new country. Underglaze printing opened the floodgates to a multitude of patterns, including pictures of New York itself (blue was the first colour used, but others followed). Porcelain was there for those who could afford it. Parian, a porcelain imitating marble, was admired ornamental ware. Please purchase on online www.etabletop.com
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