It's a tea cup and a saucer produced by Societe Ceramique Maestricht - Holland, in good conditions. Contains original manufacturing imperfections. Besides a stamp with the name 'Societe Ceramique Maestricht - Made in Holland' they have identification numbers as follows: Tea cup: S.108 25; Saucer: S.78 25
Picture will not load. I have an East Lake chair with one arm. I have purchased many East Lake pieces but never seen any like this. I was told by an elderly southern gentleman that it is an 1800's Confederate soldier's parlor chair. (The one arm accomodated the soldier's sword when he sat). Has anyone ever seen or know of these chairs???
White plates suposidly came with oatmeal back in the days of the great depression, some plates are white and some are white with blue accents, they also have a fancy design the the edging of the plate.
