The lot includes 26 pieces of old Japanese blue and white 'Flying Phoenix' porcelain, 9 Haviland and Co. plates by I M Picard, 5 pieces of 19th century English ironstone, a Richard Ginori covered bowl, an Imari plate and two blue and white dishes.

Dimensions are: sizes vary. All measurements are approximate.

Condition: Chipping to the rim of the lid and foot to the Ginori bowl, the blue and white English bowl has largest chip to the foot, the ironstone tray has several large chips and discoloration, the blue and white English tray has chipping, wear and glaze loss to the sides, the multicolored plate several areas of over painting to the rim, the blue and white covered dish has large chips to the rim of the lid and the dish has some chipping. The flying phoenix porcelain’s cups have several chips to the rims and glaze wear, one has a large crack to the rim, one has two chips to the rim and a large crack. The flying phoenix porcelain saucers have serval chips to the rim, bottom, and glaze wear, one has a firing crack to the bottom, one has two hairlines to the rim, one has a hairline and a chip to the rim, one has a hairline and two chips to the rim and one has one hairline. The flying phoenix pattern plate has a hairline, chips and two cracks. The flying phoenix plates have chips to the rims, bottom and surface wear, one has a repaired chip to the rim, a chip to the rim and a crack, one has a chip and a crack, one has a large starcrack a hairline to the rim and three chips to the rim, one has a starcrack to the bottom, one has three starcracks to the bottom a hairline at the rim and two chips. The flying phoenix pitcher has a chip to the rim and glaze pops, a hairline to the foot and a chip. Haviland and co. plates have use wear.

Provenance: From a private Virginia estate.