To the best of my knowledge the few shops that used to stock such wares in Geneva have all closed.  You might have better luck in Lausanne, Bern or Zürich.  You could also check out the flea market and the  antique dealers in the Old Town, but  their prices won’t come cheap.

All the best, R.

PS:

If anyone would be interested in Wedgewood dishes, I have a couple I could bear to part with.

Thank you Ritchie, they are for awedding present so I will try further afield

In that case, it might be better to buy in the UK and have the item(s) shipped.  You’d get the VAT off although you might have to pay some customs duty.

Alternatively, hop over for the day and bring the goods back personally.

I do remember that the Swiss retail mark-up on imported ceramics and porcelain was outrageous.

R.

just go to the bbc website and see where they will do the "Bargain Hunt" tv show and you will have the dates of antique shows all around briton.

Just for the record, Britons are people and they have British nationality.

  The country is known as Britain or Great Britain.

Best, R.

I am British and proud of it

So am I, so that makes two of us – along with quite a few others.

R.

You could always try Touzeau in Rue du Rhône

http://www.lladro.com/retailer/locator/retailerResult.jhtml?_requestid=2533957

for Wedgwood try Globus

good luck ,