Our Patterns

Vintage China

Noritake Brookhollow

A delightful garden of wildflowers bordering a uniquely crafted, fluted shape. This traditionally styled ivory bone china combines durability for everyday use with the desired elegance of the most formal entertainment needs. A delicate 22K gold edging enhances the value and beauty of this timeless pattern. Noritake Brookhollow (4704) was produced from 1991 to August 1, 2008.

Full place settings and servingware.

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Noritake Bellodgia

A rich Baroque pattern from the 1930s featuring a wide cream band around a white center. Ornate scrolls with gold and peach accents are shot through with a green band and tiny florals in pink, orange, yellow, blue and green.

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Walbrzch Casa d'Oro

https://www.replacements.com/china-walbrzych-casa-oro/c/456516

Victoria Austria

https://www.replacements.com/china-victoria-austria-vto29/c/3267em

Haviland Schleiger

Boleslaweic Polish Pottery (Assorted)

https://www.replacements.com/china-boleslawiec-polish-pottery-flowering-peacock/c/271643

Wedgewood Conway

Full place settings. 1929-1997

https://www.replacements.com/china-wedgwood-conway/c/113450

Williamsburg Potpourri by Wedgewood

Tea cups and saucers, footed cream soup bowls and saucers, cereal bowls.

1956-1998

https://www.replacements.com/china-wedgwood-williamsburg-potpourri/c/114739

Williams-Sonoma Celebration & Millennium 2000

Dessert plates, footed cake plate, coasters. 1998-2000.

https://www.replacements.com/china-williams-sonoma-celebration/c/467260

Vintage Crystal and Drinkware

Waterford Rosslare

A discontinued pattern of crystal glassware that was available from 1968 to 2017. The pattern features a traditional Waterford shape with star cuts and blaze cuts, as well as flat cuts on the stem to enhance the crystal's sparkle.

Waterford Crystal is known for its sparkle, which comes from the Rheintour cut, a series of symmetrical lines that give the crystal a diamond-like appearance. The depth of the cut contributes to the crystal's brilliance.
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