China. 19th century. The lot primarily made up of porcelains in the Canton pattern and includes: 14-1/4″ platter, 13-3/4″ deep platter, 14″ platter, 13″ platter (chips), 11″ platter (chip and hairline), 9-1/2″ platter, 6-3/4″ platter oval stand, two 9-3/4″ openwork stands, two 7″ boars head tureens (chips, cracks, and repairs), 11-1/2″ strainer, 13-1/2″ covered hot water dish (chips), two 7″ gravy boats with trays (chip to tray), 7-3/4″ serving bowl, ten `10″ plates, ten 8-1/2″ plates, eight 6″ plates, eight 4-1/4″ saucers, eight 4″ bowl covers, and eight demitasse cups. PROVENANCE: Original contents from the estate of Louise Alida Livingston, Oyster Bay, L.I., N.Y. Removed from the family home, Greenport L. I., N.Y. CONDITION: Serving pieces as noted above. Plates and cups with scattered chips and/or hairlines. 51941-36 (1,000-1,500)