Set of 6, 9" botanical porcelain plates, They have a green border and gilt pierced rim. The botanical designs appear to be decals that have been finished by hand painting the prominent features. On the reverse of the plates is the number 8 with what appears to be a 5 or 9 spaced with a point ie:5.8 5.9 (see pictures).

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This teapot is small and looks old.  It has a dappled top and I have it for sale on e-bay with pictures I don't know how to get the pic's on here.  It has a wire handle and a short one inch spout.  The inside has a strainer port through to spout.  I really don't know what to charge for this pot and should have researched it more!

The nib says "Aikin Lambert & Co. No.3" and just below that (on the pen body) it says "Solid Gold A.L. & Co."

The body of the pen is approx. 6 inches long, with half of it being an ornate design of leaves with a winding ribbon going around it. It is a very slender pen.

It is also in a vaded blue (velvet?) case, which I believe may be the original case, based on the fading of the color.

After visiting the Lenox web site I have learned that these pieces were made in 1939 and discontinued in 1983.  One interesting fact is that she must have replaced some broken/missing pieces.  Of the six salad plates, 5 have a pink border while one matches the rest of the settings.  We are guessing that she replaced 5 pieces with those that have a pink border.  All of the pieces are trimmed in gold, including the round serving platter