Anthonys Antiquities

Excellent condition. Free of apparent chips or cracks. Prior owner kept these individually wrapped. Step back into mid-century elegance with this stunning, comprehensive dinnerware service for eight in the highly coveted "Normandy Rose" pattern by Royal Jackson (Vogue Ceramic Industries). Crafted in the United States during the 1940s–1950s, this fine porcelain collection perfectly captures a romantic, traditional aesthetic that complements both formal tablescapes and modern cottagecore interiors. The design features a pristine white porcelain ground adorned with a delicate pink cabbage rose central motif, flanked by subtle floral sprays and finished with gleaming platinum/silver rim gilding. A standout characteristic of the Parisienne line is the classic, clean silhouette of the hollowware and the distinctive double-handled construction of the soup/bouillon bowls. This exceptionally well-preserved estate set includes not only full place settings but also an array of rare, matching hostess and serving pieces that elevate any dining presentation. Hostess & Serving Pieces 1 Oval Serving Platter: 13 3/4" length x 10" width 1 Deep Oval Vegetable Serving Bowl: 10 1/8" length x 7 5/8" width x 2" depth 1 Gravy Boat (with Attached Underplate): 10" length x 5 1/2" width x 3 1/2" height 1 Lidded Sugar Bowl (Double-Handled): 6 1/2" handle-to-handle width x 4 1/2" height (including lid) 1 Cream Pitcher: 5 1/2" handle-to-spout width x 3 1/4" height

Providence Downsizing Part 2: We've got a Simon Pearce Crackle Lamp, a Deadmau5 Secretlab gaming chair, Parsons dining chairs with Cisco Brothers upholstery, an Ethan Allen Swivel Rocking Chair, a floral area-sized rug, a variety of silver and porcelain, and more! I am happy to provide additional photos or details for any items. Many of the items with $1 or $0 starting bids that do not have active bids will be donated at the conclusion of the auction.