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Green glass with a hand-painted coat of arms on its outer mantle (Moravia). Beginning of XXth century. Diameter: 4.5 cm. Small chip on the inner part of its rim!

Green glass with a painted coat of arms on its outer mantle. Beginning of  XXth century. Height: 4.5 cm. Diameter: 4.5 cm. There are some chips on the interior part of the edge!

Painted, glazed porcelain with VBO-Victoria pattern. Oval body, 6.5 x 3.5 x 5.5 cm. Marked: seond half of the 20th century Herend branding mark, model number 6535, V.

Korong alakú, kék festett sokszirmú (Apponyi) virág Herendi porcelán kitűző- kis bross. Méretei: d:4 cm. Jelzett: XX.század II. fele kék bélyegzett Herendi márkajelzéssel, 8090-0-00/PHB FH formaszámmal. 

Bronze commemorative coin with the picture of Andreas Hofer K.Per commemorative sign. 50 mm, 43.5 gr.

Boldogfai Farkas Sándor (1907-1970): Győri Országos Dalosverseny bronz plakett. Átmérője: 82 mm. Hátoldalán Győr város címere, köriratban: GYŐR SZABAD KIRÁLYI VÁROS.

Orange-colored flower-painted, glazed porcelain, 3 x d: 13.5 cm. Star-shaped crack in the glaze on its base. Marked: with the crown ó Herend branding mark.
 

Herend porcelain painted with a fruit pattern, in the shape of a grape leaf, with a gilded edge. 3 x 15 x 8.5 cm. Marked: with the 125-year jubilee Herend branding mark, Herend written in the mass, with model numbers 7724;17.

Painted, glazed porcelain with pink Apponyi decoration, gilded details. 5.5 x 9 cm. Marked: second half of the 20th century Herend branding mark.

3 Kreuzer 1664. Sigismund Francis, Archduke of Austria (1662-1665). Weight: 1.38 gr. Diameter: 21 mm. Flan crack !

SIGIS FRANC D G ARCHIDAV / DVX BVRG COM TYRO 1664

Colored in itself, amber brown vase with wavy edge. 18 x d: 16 cm. Signed: convex in its material, seal-shaped, with an unresolved branrding sign. Middle - second half of XXth century. Probably Scandinavia. 

Brass double-handled wine tasting plate with a putto in its mirror and floral pattern around its edge. Dimensions: 3.5 x 10 x 6 cm. End of XIXth century.