1 Results: New & Used in Dinnerware in Taringa 4068, QLD

COLLECTION OF GLASSWARE, STONEWARE & TRAYS etc. $20 This is a collection of various Glassware pieces, Stoneware and Glass Trays etc. All in excellent condition. Some are un-used (as NEW). Each item is listed below: Anchor Hocking (Made in USA) White Toughened Glass Tray (approx 32cm length) Glass Tray with painted flowers (approx 36cm length) Glass Tray or Bowl with painted flowers (approx 20cm diameter) Glass Dish with leaf pattern cast into glass (approx 14cm diameter) Fine Bo

Cheese Platters -perfect for gifting

ModernLiving stoneware serving dishes

Cottage style bread box

Pewter wine aerator in good condition. Postage is $10.90.

Noritake Kerri dinner set made in Japan. Serial number: 6681. Some of the plates have small chips.

Set of 8 silver plated champagne/wine goblets with decorative leaves on stems Brand: Rainleigh Silverware Australia Measurements: 13 cm tall and 10 cm in diameter Good used condition with some wear and discolouration. Pickup from Toowong IF YOU CAN SEE THIS AD IT IS STILL AVAILABLE

Beautiful set of 6 ARCOROC clear glass champagne flutes. Vintage from the 1970s. ARCOROC FRANCE is embossed on the bottom of each flute. These beautiful flutes have never been used and are in excellent condition. There are no cracks or chips. Flute size: Height 17 cm; Diameter 5 cm Flute capacity: 125 ml Pickup from Toowong IF YOU CAN SEE THIS AD IT IS STILL AVAILABLE

Having a clear-out of the kitchen cupboards and disposing of items I no longer use. Up for sale here are 4 Avocado serving dishes and 2 Asparagus serving dishes. The Avocado dishes are made by Lierre Sauvage CNP in France. They would be around 40 years of age and are in pristine (mint) condition. I purchased these when I was learning French Cooking. The Asparagus dishes are unlabelled and were purchased in the same shop in Melbourne as the Avocado dishes. I believe they are of French/Europea

I have four(4) lots of the famous Johnson Bros. Willow pattern tableware or dinner crockery sets that I am putting up for sale. These will be in 4 separate advertisements on this site. Founded by Frederick and Alfred Johnson in 1883, the brothers were actually the grandsons of renowned English potter, Alfred Meakin, which no doubt helped to stir up interest in their new pottery venture. In the 1950’s Johnson Bros. earned Royal Warrants from Queen Elizabeth II and the Queen Mother for award-wi