1346 results for "Amnut villeroy and boch" between $10.00 and $600.00

Delicate lines create a modern take on a classic flatware pattern in this 4-piece serve set from Villeroy & Boch. The French Garden serve set is fashioned in 18/10 stainless steel and coordinates with the French Garden flatware set. Materials: 18/10 stainless steel Pattern style: Contemporary Lifestyle: Casual Care instructions: Dishwasher-safe Finish: Mirror Set Includes One (1) meat fork One (1) pierced serving spoon One (1) vegetable spoon One (1) gravy ladle Always place cutlery handle down in...

These Villeroy & Boch votives cast an inviting glow for celebratory dining and decorating your home. We loved these votives so much, we featured one on the cover of A Table for Two.

This is a great red transfer ware or transferware tea pot or coffee pot made by Villeroy and Boch, Germany in the 1980s in the Rusticana pattern which is now no longer made. The red transferware coffee pot measures 9 inches high by 9 inches wide, the design features a rural village and farmer and the 6 cup large coffee pot is in excellent condition with no chips, cracks or wear. Very pretty and decorative.

Villeroy and Boch Maxima Stemware : Martini, Set of 4

Villeroy and Boch : Scotch Whiskey-Single Malt : Nosing Goblet, Set of 2

Villeroy and Boch New Cottage Light Green : Double Old Fashioned

Villeroy and Boch New Cottage Light Green : Iced Beverage

Villeroy and Boch New Cottage Stemware : Double Old Fashioned (set of 4)

Villeroy and Boch New Cottage Stemware : Hiball (set of 4)

Villeroy and Boch New Cottage Stemware : Martini (set of 4)

Browse all Villeroy and Boch products Amadea Pedestal True elegance is timeless. AMADEA lends a new lease of life to the historical models which have inspired the collection. With a well-balanced basic oval form and featuring sleek yet decorative ceramic contouring. White Ceramicplus finish Three holes drilled for widespread faucet With overflow

Villeroy & Boch Mettlach, triangular covered dish, 1 1/2" high without lid x 6" each side. The mark was used from 1880-1900, also marked "made in Saar-Basin" & 3865 molded in. Perfect condition.

This pitcher is a handsome example of early 20th century Mettlach and the form is quite scarce. It was probably made sometime around 1910. Pitchers weren't the usual V and B product. This piece is a very fine example, well painted and handsomely decorated. The pitcher might have had a lid at one time, probably pewter. The top of the handle is flat and it looks like there is a small hole in it which would allow a lid to be fastened to it. Or it might have just been part of the manufacturing process...