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$900 USDFrench Porcelain Pair Figural Smoke Set Boy Girl Figurines c 1850
Porcelain:Antique:French
S-31/RL-12 This is a pair of figural French hard paste porcelain smoke set, 19th century, circa 1850. This pair features the rounded curves of children, and in addition shows bright white glazed hard paste porcelain on the underside and the predominant use of a soft blue aqua color. On the underside of each is impressed (or incised – it is difficult to tell and I realize the difference is important) the number 20 followed by a capital “B.” Each figure is a smoke set. One figure is of a boy; the ...
$650 USDFrench Paris Wash Pitcher & Basin Bowl White Morning Glories c 1880
Porcelain:Antique:French
021008-2/RL-282 This is a French hard paste porcelain wash set, most likely produced and decorated from one of the porcelain companies around Paris and also similar in style to the production and decoration of the factories and studios around Limoges. The age is 19th century, circa 1880. The set has two pieces. There is a wash pitcher that is about 12 ¼” high and about 8” wide at the belly. There is a wash bowl or basin that is about 13 3/8” wide and about 4” high. The glaze is white. Around the ...
$850 USDFrench Porcelain Hinged Porcelain Box Hand Painted Scenes Elegant c 1850
Porcelain:Antique:French
367/Rl-20 This is a beautiful French hinged box, hard paste porcelain, similar to the production and decoration of the factories and studios around Paris. The date is the 19th century, circa 1840-1850. As you peruse the photos, you can see the similarities to the Meissen Berlin porcelain boxes of the same time period with respect to decoration and quality. The box is 6” long, 4” wide and 3 ¼” high. The ground is a Paris pink. Against the white glaze on the top and sides are elongated rectangular ...
Porcelain:Antique:French:Samson
101408-4/RL-342 This is a French Paris hard paste porcelain tête-à-tête set; a tea set for two people. The maker is Samson of Paris. The date is the 20th century, circa 1927. The set includes a tray, a demitasse teapot, a footed sugar with a lid, a footed creamer and two cups and saucer. Samson made the set to emulate the earlier works of Sevres from the 18th and 19th centuries. Meissen and Sevres created porcelain where each flower was a unique piece of porcelain and applied to the body of the ...
$250 USDFrench Limoges Large Cream Pitcher & Sugar w Fish Finial Pattern Has Bugs & Butterfly c 1870
Porcelain:Antique:French
588/RL-261 This is a 19th century French Limoges hard paste porcelain sugar and creamer set which is also similar in style to the production of the Paris porcelain companies. The date is circa 1870. The unique feature of this set is that the sugar bowl or jar has a fish finial, detailed in gold trim. The head of the fish points to one side of the lid, the body curves up to form a loop, and the tail comes down and points to the other side of the lid. This is a unique set for those collectors who ...
$875 USDFrench Paris Footed Vase Hand Painted Landscape Scene w Girl Child & Birds Artist Signed c 1895
Porcelain:Antique:French
093008-1/RL-331 This is a French porcelain footed vase, most likely produced and decorated from one of the porcelain companies around Paris and also similar in style to the production of Limoges. The date is the last part of the 19th century, circa 1895. The vase is about 10 3/8” high and about 6” wide at the top. The vase stands on four curved feet, gilded in gold. The bottom has a blue ground. The body of the vase is shaped like an urn and is entirely hand painted in a landscape scene. The ...
$600 USDEnglish Royal Worcester Teapot w Serpent Snake Handle Hand Painted Flowers c 1889
Porcelain:Antique:English:Royal Worcester
110708-2/RL-346 This is a 19th century English Royal Worcester porcelain teapot. The date is circa 1889. The shape is lobed, with an oblique handle that is ridged along the sides to represent scales and ends in a head at the spout and a tail on the opposite side. Royal Worcester created figural pieces, and liked to represent dragons, serpents and reptiles in their production. I believe the handle represents a snake because a dragon typically has wings. The finial is ridged along the sides to ...
$600 USDFrench Porcelain Tea Set Teapot Sugar Creamer Basket Shape Handles Hand Painted Pansies c 1893
Porcelain:Antique:French
458/RL-127 This is a French hard paste porcelain tea set, similar in style to the white ware production of Paris, or perhaps Limoges. The age is 19th century, and is signed by the person who gifted the set in 1893 on the bottom of one piece. The set consists of a teapot, sugar and creamer (or milk jug pitcher.) The teapot is 8 ½” high and 8” wide. The sugar is 6 ½” high and 5 ½” wide. The pitcher is 6” high and 4 ¾” wide. The blank is unusual and quite beautiful. One friend suggested that each ...
$550 USDCzech Teplitz Reticulated Vase Gold Birds Dragon Handles Stellmacher c 1859 – 1894
Porcelain:Antique:German:Teplitz:Stellmacher
428/RL-84/218 This porcelain vase is gorgeous. It is a Czech Bohemian vase, Austria, Turn-Teplitz, and the maker is Alfred Stellmacher. The age is 19th century, circa 1859 to 1894. The vase is 14” high, 4 7/8” long and 3 3/8” wide. The piece is partially glazed and partially unglazed (or colored bisque.) The oval front and back are glazed a rare color, a teal, or blue-green, that is unusual from this time period. The round foot has raised designs and is colored bisque. The sides are bisque. The ...
$725 USDFrench Paris Vase Hand Painted Landscape Scene w Birds, Large Daisies & Foliage Artist Signed c 1890
Porcelain:Antique:French
093008-2/RL-332 This is a French porcelain vase, most likely produced and decorated from one of the porcelain companies around Paris, and also similar in style to the production and decoration of porcelain around Limoges. The date is the last part of the 19th century, circa 1890. The artist is French and the vase was painted in France; the artist’s signature is on the front of the vase, towards the bottom and the signature is Lesieur. The vase is unmarked as to maker, though there is an incised ...
Porcelain:Antique:French
509/RL-177 This is a 19th century French hard paste porcelain large tray, produced and decorated around Paris, but also similar in style to the production and decoration of the Limoges porcelain factories and studios. It is common for the production to be in one city, and the decorating studio is in another city. The age is circa 1870. The tray’s original function was most likely to hold a coffee or tea set. The bottom is bisque, or unglazed, and flat. It is 15 ½” long and 14 ½” wide, with an ...
Porcelain:Antique:English:Royal Worcester
093008-8/RL-338 This is an English Royal Worcester vase with figural birds. The date is the 19th century, circa 1881. The shape number is 608 and originally created in 1877. The shape is called the Love Bird Flower Holder in the book “Royal Worcester Porcelain” by Henry Sandon. The vase is about 7 ½” high, about 7” long and about 3 ¾” wide. A pair of love birds is perched on a fence rail. The bamboo fence posts at the end form two hollow tubes to hold flowers. Twining up the fence posts is ...
$2,000 USDFrench Sevres Cobalt Pot de Creme Set 8 Cups & Lids on Pedestal Stand c 1857
Porcelain:Antique:French:Sevres
360/S-103/RL-87 This is a French Sevres pot de crème set. The date is 19th century with date marks of 1857, 1858 and 1862. Cobalt is very difficult to photograph, so the photos show light glares and reflections in the cobalt glaze. The set is hard paste porcelain. There is a pedestal footed stand that holds eight pot de crème cups with their lids. Thus, there are 17 pieces in total. The stand is like a cake stand, or comport or compote. However, the function is to hold the pot de crème cups and ...
$300 USDFrench Limoges Chocolate Pot Rose Garlands c 1900 - 1908
Porcelain:Antique:French:Limoges:Klingenber Dwenger
070908-4/RL-298 This is a French Klingenberg and Dwenger Limoges chocolate pot. The age is the beginning of the 20th century, circa 1900 to 1908. The pot is about 9 ½” to the top of the finial and about 6 ½” from spout-to-handle. The finial matches the handle, with raised lines in the blank and looped with a wave in the center. The finial, handle and spout are covered in gold, with only a minimal amount of aging wear. The body of the pot has a raised design in the porcelain around the lower ...
$900 USDChinese Export Lidded Syrup Jug Hand Painted Roses Flying Bugs 18th Century c 1770
Porcelain:Antique:Chinese
526/RL-200 This is an 18th century porcelain lidded syrup jug or pitcher, made in China, and exported to France for table use in that country. The age is circa 1770. The jug is 6 ¾” high to the top of the finial, and 5” wide, including the handle. The porcelain is similar to a dense earthenware, or soft paste, or faience. The lid is separate from the jug. The glaze is white, both inside and out. The flowers are cascading down the neck and scattered around the body of the jug, which is typical of ...
$200 USDFrench Limoges Mugs Hand Painted Blackberries Berries Set of 4 c 1900
Porcelain:Antique:French:Limoges
555/RL-230 This is a set of French Limoges hand painted mugs or cups; it is a set of four mugs. The date is circa 1900. The porcelain is unmarked as to maker. The porcelain is delicate and of high quality; you can see right through the china cup when held up to the light. Each mug is 3 ½” high and 3 ¼” wide at the belly. The artist painted the same pattern of berries, leaves and vines on each mug. Because the mugs are hand painted, there is a variation to each painting. The mugs are unsigned by ...
$1,900 USDFrench Sevres Reticulated 5" Jug Pitcher c 1874
Porcelain:Antique:French:Sevres
311/RL-24 This is a French Sevres 19th century hard paste porcelain jug or pitcher, 5” high and 4” wide at the body. The rarity is high because the blank is reticulated. You can a few other pieces in this blank in the book “Faience et Porcelaine de Paris” by Regine de Plinval de Guillebon on pages 284-285. The age is 1874 to 1877. The milk or cream jug is beautiful. It was difficult to produce a reticulated blank such as this, one that is not a simple basket or plate, and the labor hours were ...
$2,900 USDFrench Sevres Reticulated Demitasse Teapot C 1874
Porcelain:Antique:French:Sevres
376/RL-14 This is a French Sevres 19th century hard paste porcelain teapot, 5 ¼” high and 8” wide from spout-to-handle, the size for two people, or a demitasse size. The rarity is high because the blank is reticulated. You can view a few other pieces in this blank in the book “Faience et Porcelaine de Paris” by Regine de Plinval de Guillebon on pages 284-285. The age is 1874 to 1877. The teapot is beautiful. It was difficult to produce a reticulated blank such as this, one that is not a simple ...
$600 USDFrench Limoges Set of 8 Double Eggcups c 1870 -1890
Porcelain:Antique:French:Limoges
536/RL-210 This is a set of eight 19th century French Limoges eggcups or egg cups. The age is circa 1870 to 1890. The set is unmarked because there is no place to place a factory mark on a double eggcup since all sides are used. A few of the pieces have a tiny red hand enameled number inside the hollow of the smaller cup. The double eggcup is called an “American egg cup.” Either end can be used to hold an egg, either smaller or bigger. You can view similar egg cups to these ones in the exact ...
$225 USDFrench Limoges Demitasse Teapot Artist Signed Hand Painted Pink Roses c 1894 - 1900
Porcelain:Antique:French:Limoges:Delinieres
082408-1/RL-313 This is a French Limoges demitasse hard paste porcelain teapot. The maker is Delinieres & Co. The date is the last part of the 19th century, circa 1894 to 1900. The pot is hand painted and signed by the artist on the body of the pot near the handle. The artist’s name is Carrie Blood. The artist hand painted pink roses on both sides of the pot, and a rose bud on the lid. There are brown stems with thorns; the leaves and foliage are painted in shades of green. The pot is small and ...
$300 USDFrench Haviland Limoges Large Bowl Old Blackberry c 1887
Porcelain:Antique:French:Limoges:Haviland
540/RL-214 This is a 19th century French Haviland Limoges deep bowl with the Old Blackberry pattern. The age is circa 1887. The bowl is 4” high and 10 ¾” wide. The shape is slightly square, with indented corners that ease into a raised ridge on the interior. The Old Blackberry pattern is a transfer, a multi-floral series, and different flowers in the series can be placed on any given piece, including the blackberries. This bowl has a large spray of blackberry vines along one interior side. There ...
$275 USDAsian Japanese Cup & Saucer Moriage Hand Painted Enameled Purple Blue Iris Pink Ground c 1870
Porcelain:Antique:Japanese
101408-2/RL-340 This is an Asian Japanese hard paste porcelain cup and saucer. The date is the 19th century, circa 1870. The cup and saucer are not marked as to the maker or decorator. The cup is 1 ¾” by 3 5/8”. The saucer is 5 3/8”. The cup is lobed and the matching saucer is slightly scalloped. The porcelain of the cup is quite thin and you can see through it. The inside of the cup and the bottoms of the cup and saucer are glazed white. The ground is pink. The moriage decoration is one of ...
$75 USDFrench Limoges Plate Artist Painted Yellow Daffodils c 1891
Porcelain:Antique:French:Limoges:Pouyat
506/RL-180 This is a 19th century French Limoges artist painted porcelain plate. The porcelain maker is Jean Pouyat. The artist’s signature is on the back of the plate, above the gold number nine, and it can only be seen with a magnifying glass under strong light, because the gold enamel on the signature has faded. The signature does not show in the photo. The artist’s signature is J. Lacy. The number 9 has a faded “1” after it, meaning the artist painted the plate in 1891. The plate is ...
Porcelain:Antique:English:Minton
093008-3/RL-333 This is an English porcelain vase. The maker is Minton. The shape is 1348 and defined as a moon flask vase. The date is the 19th century, circa 1870. The vase is about 7 3/8” high and about 6” long at the body and about 2 ½” wide at the body. You can view the shape of the vase, shape number 1348, in the book “Minton The First Two Hundred Years of Design & Production” by Joan Jones, on pages 100 and 101. The book references the shape of the vase as dating to 1870. This vase has a ...
$500 USDEnglish Ridgway Elegant Moulded Plate w Hand Painted Birds & Flowers Blue-Green Ground c 1820
Porcelain:Antique:English:Ridgway
091408-2/RL-328 This is an English (British) J. & W. Ridgway moulded plate. The date is the first part of the 19th century, circa 1820. The plate is about 9 ½” in diameter. The mold is elegant, with flourishes and flowers designed in the blank. The appropriate term with respect to Ridgway is “moulded” plate. I refer you to Godden’s New Guide to English Porcelain, by Geoffrey A. Godden, and on page 174 you can see a photo of another early Ridgway plate with the same flowers designed into the ...
$65 USDFrench Haviland Limoges Invalid Feeder All White c 1876 – 1880
Porcelain:Antique:French:Limoges:Haviland
444/RL-112 This is a French Haviland & Co Limoges invalid feeder. The hard paste porcelain is all white. The age is 19th century, circa 1876 to 1880. The invalid feeder is 3 ½” high to the top of the spout, and 5 ¼” by 4 7/8”. The handle is on one side and the spout is on the left adjacent side. The cup is round, with a shelf half way over the top to keep the liquids from spilling. The inside has a strainer at the spout, equivalent to what you see inside a teapot. There is one brown age line ...
$300 USDFrench Limoges Chocolate Pot Pink Roses Gold Trim c 1894 - 1900
Porcelain:Antique:French:Limoges:Delinieres
S-55/RL-137 This is a 19th century French Limoges Delinieres & Co footed chocolate pot. The age of the pot is 1894 to 1900, and it is decorated by Bernardaud & Co around 1900. Bernardaud purchased Delinieres around that time period. The pot is 10 ¾” to the top of the finial and 7 ½” wide from spout-to-handle. The pot can also be used for tea or coffee. The pot has a round body, tapering to gold trimmed foot. The handle is ornate, with designs in raised relief, and covered in gold. The spout has ...
$600 USDFrench Haviland Limoges 12” Wash Pitcher Moss Rose c 1868 – 1876
Porcelain:Antique:French:Limoges:Haviland
547/JS/RL-222 This is a French Charles Field Haviland Limoges 19th century wash pitcher. The date is circa 1868 to 1876. The pitcher or jug is 12 ¼” high and 7 ½” wide at the lower part of the handle. The function is to hold water and was originally part of a wash set. The pattern is a factory lithographic transfer with added color and shows pink moss roses with brown, green and reddish foliage. The pattern is in a cluster on each side of the pitcher. There is a small crack in the glaze on the ...
$350 USDFrench Haviland Limoges Cuspidor Spittoon Moss Rose c 1876 – 1880
Porcelain:Antique:French:Limoges:Haviland
548/JS/RL-223 This is a 19th century French Haviland & Co Limoges spittoon or cuspidor. The date is circa 1876 to 1880. The cuspidor is 6” high and 7” wide at the mouth. The pattern is a factory lithographic transfer with added color. The blossoms are a pink moss rose. The foliage is in colors of green, brown and some blue. There is a cluster of the pattern on each side of the spittoon and two smaller clusters on the inside rim. There is a light blue enamel band around the rim, lower neck and ...
$400 USDFrench Limoges Dresser Tray Birds in Flight Blue Underglaze c 1894
Porcelain:Antique:French:Limoges:Delinieres
410/RL-59 This is a French Limoges, Delinieres & Co, dresser tray, professionally decorated in France. The age is 19th century, circa 1894 to 1900. The tray is 11 ¼” long and 8 ¼” wide. The decorating technique is a blue underglaze, first developed by Meissen, and then used by Copenhagen. It is sometimes referred to as the Copenhagen Pattern or the Blue Flower Pattern. It is the technique of the blue pattern being under the glaze, using shades of cobalt. It is rarely seen on Limoges hard paste ...
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