 For Your Thanksgiving Celebration
Designed from an engraving, Johnson Brothers His Majesty earthenware features a regal tom turkey spreading his plumage; like many of Waterford Crystal's patterns, Ashling reflects Irish spirit and history; in 1944 Southern Grandeur (Sterling) was introduced by the Easterling company, which became the Westerling company 30 years later! |
 Gorgeous Autumn Colors
Gorgeous colors for your autumn table – that’s Johnson Brothers Wild Turkeys, produced 1951-1974; Fostoria Jamestown-Amber is pressed glass with a squarish bowl featuring spiral, swirling panels; a lovely plume design and fiddle shape make Benjamin Franklin (Sterling) by Towle a great complement to Johnson Brothers Wild Turkeys china. |
 Field and Stream, Spode Woodland
Spode Woodland is a multi-motif pattern with field and stream designs framed in dark, earth tone colors; Monarch by Wedgwood Crystal features delicately etched scroll work and shells, with cut panels to refract light; elegant scroll designs and a fiddle shape distinguish Gorham Silver Norfolk/Norfolk Villa sterling. |
 Less Is More
Villeroy & Boch Jardin D’Alsace Village features scenes and inhabitants (many of them feathered) from a rustic village; dynamic cuts and a multi-sided stem make Noritake Crystal Vendome dance with light; Modern architect Mies van der Rohe remarked that “Less is more,” and Kirk Stieff Winslow sterling proves the adage. |
 Rich Traditions, Modern Techniques
Blue Danube, produced 1951-2000 by Blue Danube (Japan), is scallop-shaped whiteware with Meissen blue floral designs; Fostoria Virginia-Dark Blue, produced 1980-1986, was among no less than 12 different Virginia colors; Reed & Barton Roseland (Stainless) features an embossed rose design by a silver maker long celebrated for magnificent floral patterns. |
 The Skill of Artisans
Royal Doulton Canton is fine bone china with gold trim and exquisite camellia designs arranged asymmetrically; dramatic Carlingsford by Stuart Crystal has great presence on the table; exquisite rose designs cover Wallace Silver's Normandie, a pattern with the look and feel of repousse silver. |
 Traditional Tableware from Celebrated Firms
Flowering Clematis Florida, "Virgin's Bower," is depicted in the Portmeirion multi-motif pattern Botanic Garden; the clean design of Wedgwood Crystal Infinity quietly complements a wide range of china and flatware; most often associated with dazzling crystal, Waterford is also known for high-quality flatware, like Powerscourt (Stainless). |
 Multi-motif Designs, a Profusion of Flowers
Serene as its name, Lenox Butterfly Meadow is a scallop-shaped, multi-motif pattern featuring flowers and flying insects; also from Lenox Butterfly Meadow, our crystal is decorated with etched floral stems and insect designs; elegant French Floral stainless by Reed & Barton is a multi-motif pattern with embossed floral designs. |
 Breathtaking Artistry in Dinnerware
Among the 200,000 china patterns at Replacements, Ltd., there are few more stunning that Myott/Staffordshire Chelsea Bird-Blue; gold scrollwork trim produces spectacular effects in St Louis Thistle crystal; with a pheasant design and the name of the celebrated artist-naturalist, Audubon by Tiffany & Co. is sterling silver of dazzling beauty. |
 Distinctive Earthenware, Pressed Glass, and Stainless
Franciscan Orchard Glade, produced 1995-1998, harks back to patterns that were released during the World War II period; Noritake Crystal Provincial-Light Blue is one of 11 Provincial colors that Replacements, Ltd. has on file; International Silver Cotillion (Stainless) is high-quality, glossy-finish stainless produced under the prestigious “1847 Rogers Bros.” stamp. |
 Beauty, Power, and Romance
Spode Camilla-Blue (Scalloped, Older) features the lovely, rose-like flower often spelled “camellia” in the U.S.; Fostoria Versailles-Blue crystal, with etched scrolls and plumes, calls to mind the great palace of France’s “Sun King;” the floral designs of Towle Madeira sterling are redolent of the Portuguese island called, “the floating garden.” |
 Magnificent Floral Patterns
Minton Haddon Hall, introduced in 1948, is fine bone china with spectacular floral designs covering the plate; clear etched glassware with a wafer stem and round foot, Fostoria Camellia was produced 1952-1973; Kirk Stieff Silver Stieff Rose is magnificent repousse sterling introduced in Maryland in 1892. |
 American Treasures – Metlox, Fostoria, and Oneida
With his bright red, green, and yellow feathers, there’s no doubt who’s top rooster in Metlox California Provincial; Fostoria Jamestown-Green is pressed glass with a squarish bowl featuring spiral, swirling panels; Oneida Paul Revere satin-finish stainless, introduced in 1959, has a production run of 50 years and counting! |
 Japanese Design Artistry
Noritake Sonoma Gardens whiteware features luscious grape clusters, cherries, and apples on the rim; Noritake Crystal Sweet Swirl-Lilac is delicately colored crystal with a swirled stem and curved panels on the bowl; Yamazaki Silver Old Denmark is high-quality, satin-finish stainless steel with round, sculpted handles featuring elegant ring designs. |
 Prestigious Mottahedeh Reproductions
Mottahedeh Canton is blue-and-white china reproduced from Mildred Mottahedeh's personal Asian collection, one of the world's finest; Wedgwood Crystal Dynasty features polished, geometric cuts in its flared, squarish bowl – a classic shape; the elegant scroll and plume design of Towle Queen Elizabeth I sterling have kept it in production since 1970. |
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![Patterns from left to right [Tonquin-Ruby by Wedgwood, Indies-Blue by Johnson Brothers, Desert-Rose by Franciscan, Calico-Blue by Staffordshire, California Provincial by Metlox]](/images/plates2s.gif)
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