An Assembled Group of Villeroy and Boch Porcelain Dinnerware

20th Century

items in the Geranium pattern, comprising:
8 chargers
8 salad plates
4 teacups
4 coffee cups
8 saucers
1 creamer
1 covered sugar
2 casters
1 serving platter;

items in the French Garden pattern, comprising:
1 dinner plate
12 salad plates
12 bread plates
6 teacups
1 creamer;

items in the Amapola pattern, comprising:
7 chargers;

76 items total.
Diameter of chargers 12 1/4 inches.

Property from the Estate of George Burrows

This lot is located in Chicago.

George Burrows was a gentleman in every sense of the word. Born in Chicago and raised in nearby Park Ridge, his mother maintained a lovely home furnished with antiques, many of which he inherited and treasured in his own collection. He spent summers during his childhood and teen years in Mackinac Island, Michigan, where he later restored his family’s home to a masterpiece. He graduated from the University of Miami and continued to spend much of his time in Florida throughout his life. As a young man, he went to work building his family business, The Burrows Company, and expanded it significantly over the years until he sold the company in 2009. While he was a tireless worker, he found time for extensive travel and took thirteen trips on the Concorde Supersonic Airliner to Paris and London. He also regularly made trips to New York City to maintain his immaculate and beautifully tailored wardrobe. Mr. Burrows enjoyed fine hotels, fine dining, and elegant surroundings. The collection offered by Freeman’s | Hindman reflects his refined taste for objects and works of art that were cherished in his homes for decades.