Breakfast Service

It doesn't get more complete than this full breakfast service for two. Each piece is uniquely painted in a bright and cheerful palette of flowers and butterflies.

This sparkling breakfast (or sorbet) service by renowned French glass designer René Lalique comprises a lidded butter, or fruit dish and seven coquetiers (egg cups), and dates from 1...

A lovely Majolica pink glazed ceramic set of 12 pieces: four large plates, four small plates and four serving bowls. This eye-caching set has a lovely pale pink color with details i...

Designed 1990 21 piece breakfast service for six: 6 cups, saucers and side plates; one coffee pot, covered sugar bowl and creamer Edition of 250 in white Teapot (largest vessel): Hei...

An assembled sterling silver breakfast service, consisting of a pastry server, two jam spoons and five mocha spoons - a set of eight in the Classic acorn pattern.

An elegant Limoges fine porcelain cup and saucer set, known as "déjeuner" (breakfast) service, complete with a matching saucer, bearing the A.R.

In the years around 1815 the factory’s bone china was of very high quality, and its richly gilt tea and breakfast services, frequently painted with the crests of the families who ord...

Crafted in the Victorian style, this exquisite piece embodies the elegance and craftsmanship of 19th-century breakfast service, where even the simplest tableware was elevated to art.

Elevate your breakfast service with this exquisite set of 4 vintage Royal Copenhagen egg cups in the highly sought-after Dagmar pattern.

The pieces have a romantic, collected quality, perfect for a tea table, dessert course, breakfast service, cabinet display, or layered French country table setting.

Equally suited for functional use or decorative display, the set embodies the enduring appeal of classic European dining accessories and formal breakfast service. Good vintage condi...

Coalport, England. Egoist breakfast / tea service in porcelain decorated with flowers. 1960s / 70s.

Today they are equally appreciated for charcuterie, appetizers, breakfast service, and layered place settings, making them remarkably versatile for modern tables.

This set is ideal for tea, coffee, breakfast service, afternoon tea, or decorative display.

The ceramics can accompany coffee or breakfast service, while the butter mold lends historical and sculptural interest to the arrangement.

Fruit-form creamers such as this one were originally intended for the tea table, breakfast service, or dessert service, but today they are especially desirable as cabinet pieces and ...

Originally intended for presenting and protecting cheese or other foods at the dining table, the dome is equally suited for butter, cold meats, sandwiches, pastries, or formal breakf...

Their scale and shallow form make them especially versatile for layered table settings, afternoon tea, breakfast service, or a collected red transferware arrangement.

This rare Mid-Century Modern table accessory combines decorative artistry with practical functionality, making it a sophisticated addition to any luxury dining table, breakfast setti...

Only the breakfast service was completed before the hero’s death at Trafalgar in 1805.

The company's achievements in these specialty items are complemented by the production of high-quality everyday items such as coffee, tea, mocha and breakfast services, fruit, salad,...

Hotels and restaurants later adapted these forms to individual portions, making the small creamer a familiar presence at breakfast tables, coffee services, and dining rooms.

Their compact scale makes them adaptable additions to afternoon tea services, breakfast settings, or side accompaniments to a broader Wild Strawberry service.

The creamers and butter pats can accompany breakfast or coffee service, be displayed alongside the mold on a shelf, or be used individually.

Within the world of restaurant ware, these pieces remind us that the history of table service was also shaped in glass. Alongside plates, cups, and pitchers, small creamers accompani...

Originally intended for individual dining rooms, breakfast, or room service, it could be used for coffee, tea, or hot water.

Originally intended as a creamer and covered sugar bowl, this delightful pair is equally appealing as decorative display pieces, bringing color and character to a breakfast table, te...

Whether used for tea service, breakfast, dessert, or decorative display, this creamer brings a sense of history, pattern, and English domestic charm to the table.

A charming and decorative breakfast or luncheon service, combining sculptural floral design with practical use, and retaining its original presentation case.

Guy Degrenne Paris Newport coffee pot or teapot and creamer set in stainless steel, Art Deco Inspired.Guy Degrenne Paris, the Newport model is an exclusive design for your breakfast,...

Impressively figured oval table in the traditional Sutherland form Displays a desirable aged patina and in good order Quality burr walnut presents superb grain interest, with book-ma...

This wonderful English 19th Century spider leg table with drop leaves is in very good original condition with minor wear consistent with age and use, preserving a beautiful patina. P...

Graced with exquisite figuring and deep colour Displays a desirable aged patina and in very good order Striking satin mahogany stocks present superb grain interest beneath a wax po...