The most diverse group of items that we brought home with us, has to be this one.
We have Porcelain, Enamel, and Pewter which is becoming more and more rare.
From an in-home water fountain, to teacups and water jugs, we found a lot of them.
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| Blue Porcelain - France Boch Porcelain - Belgium Blue & Red |
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| French Porcelain Enamel - Front centre |
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| Enamel Jug - 1950 Centre Urn - 1920 to 1930 "Konfoor" |
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| Red Enamel - 1950s |
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| Pewter Fountain with Fleur de Les detail 1930s to1950s "Lavabo" - French |
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| French Coffee Esspresso cups |
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| English Willow Pattern (Dark Blue Porcelain) Maastricht Holland (Light blue) Reproductions - 1940s to 1950s |
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| Holland/France Porcelain Maastricht originals 1920s - 1930s Soup Terrine - England |
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| Pewter is becoming rare due the economy, and is now only sold per weight. |
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| The second from the right (shiny one) is Victorian |
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| Limoges Porcelain - French |
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| French Enamel 1900 - 1920 Old Champagne case with the owners name |
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| Late 1800s Enamel Wild-Boar-looking leg casing (What the meat was delivered in) |
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