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$175 USDFrench Haviland Limoges Chocolate Pot Small Violet Forget-Me-Not Flowers c 1895 to 1903
Porcelain:Antique:French:Limoges:Haviland
040108-4/RL-291 This is a French Theodore Haviland Limoges hard paste porcelain chocolate pot. The date is the late 19th century to the first part of the 20th century, circa 1895 to 1903. The pot is 10 ¾” high to the top of the finial and 5 ¾” wide at the belly. The body is bulbous and slightly ribbed. The handle had scrolls in the blank, brushed in gold trim. The finial is a loop, and brushed in gold trim. The bottom is slightly scalloped and it is also brushed in gold trim. The transfer ...
$350 USDFrench Haviland Limoges Square Covered Butter Dish w Insert Old Blackberry c 1876 – 1889
Porcelain:Antique:French:Limoges:Haviland
534/RL-208 This is a 19th century French Haviland Limoges covered butter dish. The age is circa 1876 to 1889. The butter dish has three parts. There is the base or bowl, the insert with holes drilled in it, and the lid. It is 3 ¾” high to the top of the finial and 4 5/8” wide. The pattern is a transfer and it is called Old Blackberry. The pattern is what Haviland referred to as a multifloral series, in that different sprays of flowers are shown, and each piece in the pattern will have a ...
Porcelain:Antique:French
362/S-105/RL-109 This is a French hard paste porcelain veilleuse, or a teapot on a warming stand, or a tea warmer. The region is probably Old Paris or Fontainebleau because the original attribution for this design is the porcelain maker of Jacob Petit, in business up through 1862. It is 19th century, circa 1850, though it might be earlier. The veilleuse is called a personnage, a figural piece. This personnage is a Capuchin monk, and may have been part of a pair, where the other personnage was a ...
$120 USDFrench Limoges Set Six Hand Painted Butter Pat Chips Flying Butterflies and Bees c 1890 - 1900
Porcelain:Antique:French:Limoges
070908-2/RL-300 This is a set of six French Limoges porcelain butter pat chips. The pats date to the late 19th century, circa 1890 to 1900. The butter pats are unmarked as to maker. The artist’s mark is a black overglaze monogram, the type of mark typically used by a Limoges or Paris decorating studio, and not the type of mark used by a lady painter in the Women’s Art Movement. Each pat is about 3 1/8” wide. The edges are trimmed in gold. The glaze is white. The inside of each pat is hand ...
Porcelain:Antique:French
040108-1/RL-288 This is a French Old Paris hard paste porcelain vase. The age is 19th century, circa 1850 to 1870. The vase is 12” high, 7 ½” long and 3 ½” wide. The body is bulbous, with a solid square foot, and a rectangular neck. The handles are in the shape of curled snakes, enameled in black, and with round circles of gold on the front side. The front of the vase depicts a hand painted scene of an Asian man, either Japanese or Chinese, wearing a green robe, and standing over a small table ...
$175 USDFrench Haviland Limoges Tea and Toast Cup and Plate Hand Painted Signed by the Artist c 1882 to 1890
Porcelain:Antique:French:Limoges:Haviland
577/RL-251 This is a 19th century porcelain French Charles Field Haviland Limoges tea and toast set. The age is circa 1882 to 1890. You can view the same blank in the book by Nora Travis, “Evolution of Haviland China Design,” on page 23, Figure 49. The plate is 7” wide. The cup is 2 ¼” by 2 1/8”. The plate has s slightly rippled and scalloped edge. At one end there is an indentation to hold the cup. The cup holds the tea, and the plate holds the snack to go with the tea, typically a slice of ...
Porcelain:Antique:French:Jules Vialatte
462/RL-134 This is a beautiful 19th century French hard paste porcelain vase. The porcelain maker is in Paris, Jules Vialatte, with a small factory on the Rue de la Boule-Rouge. The age is circa 1870. The vase is 11 5/8” high, 7” long and 5” wide. The side handles are applied heads of Bacchus, and covered in gold gild. The color of the ground is what is known as a “Sevres Blue” or “Beau Bleu”, and it is a bright vivid color. The vase is entirely professionally painted over a white glaze by a ...
Porcelain:Antique:French:Vincent Dubois:La Courtille
448/RL-120 This is a French Old Paris hard paste porcelain figurine of a dog with a circus monkey on his back dating to the 18th century. The maker is Vincent Dubois, which became part of La Courtille, in business in Paris from 1771 to 1840, and specializing in hard paste porcelain. Vincent Dubois founded a factory known as Aux Trois Leverettes and became known for his models of hunting dogs. He also liked creating monkeys. This figure has both animals. The figure is 7”high, 5 3/8” long and 2 ¾” ...
Porcelain:Antique:French:Limoges:Delinieres
576/RL-250 This is a set of six late 19th century porcelain French Limoges individual oyster shooters or scoops. The date is circa 1894 to 1900. The Limoges maker is Delinieres & Co. The oyster shooters are decorated outside of the company and hand painted. The oyster shooters are shaped like oyster shells. As you can see in the photos, the underside of each piece is shaped and ribbed like a shell, with three little protrusions that are feet. The size is about 3 ½” long and about 3” wide. The ...
Porcelain:Antique:French:Samson
040108-3/RL-290 This is a French Samson & Co soft paste faience bouquetiere, or flower frog holder vase. The date is 19th century, circa 1870 to 1890. Samson & Co made reproductions of artistic porcelain pieces produced in earlier decades in other regions of the world. The quality of the Samson production is high, and thus Samson porcelain is desired by collectors today. This specific piece is a reproduction or copy of a French Strasbourg soft-paste faience porcelain flower holder, or ...
Porcelain:Antique:French:Limoges:Haviland
112608-2/RL-348 This is a French Haviland & Co Limoges cup and saucer with a variation of the Meadow Visitor pattern. The date is the 19th century, circa 1876 to 1880. The cup has a figural butterfly handle, with the wings of the butterfly outlined in gold trim. The cup is about 2 3/8” by 4”. The saucer is about 5 7/8”. The outside of the cup and the rim of the saucer are glazed an off-white. The inside of the cup, the inside of the butterfly handle, the bottom of the cup, the cup rest on the ...
Porcelain:Antique:French:Limoges:Haviland
575/RL-249 This is a rare set of twelve French Haviland & Co Limoges hand painted ice cream bowls. The date is 19th century, circa 1888 to 1896. The blank is shaped like a leaf, in an oval shape with an irregular edge, and a small open handle at one end. The bottom interior of each dish shows the veins of the leaf and is part of the porcelain blank. Each dish is about 1 ½” high and about 5 3/8” long. The blank is identified as an ice cream dish in the book “Haviland China Age of Elegance,” page ...
Porcelain:Antique:French
464/RL-132 This is a 19th century French Limoges tea set, decorated professionally in an Aesthetic and Japonisme style by a Paris store. The date is circa 1883 to 1897. The Limoges maker is Raymond LaPorte. The decorator is the Paris store of Etienne & Fils on Rue Paradis; the store employed their own porcelain artists. The set consists of a teapot, sugar, creamer and seven demitasse size cups and saucers. The porcelain of the cups is delicate, and you can see your fingers though the porcelain ...
Porcelain:Antique:French:Limoges:Geurin
586/RL-259 This is a late 19th century French Limoges charger with an artist painted scene of a 17th century family drinking chocolate. The maker of the porcelain is William Geurin. The artist’s signature appears to be Pardu. The date is circa 1891 to 1900. The charger has depth to it. It is about 12 ½” wide and about 1 ¾” deep. I believe the choice of the porcelain blank is intentional by the artist so as to show off the brilliance of the painting, and thus the wide decorated rim frames the ...
Porcelain:Antique:French:Gillet & Brianchon
071708-1/RL-303 This is a French Old Paris pedestal jardinière, vase or compote. The date is the middle of the 19th century, circa 1857. The maker is Gillet & Brianchon and is the company that patented the lustre-sheen (luster-sheen) process of coloring porcelain. The lustre-sheen is visible on this piece, in green, purple and orange-brown. The piece is 8 ¼” high and about 7” wide at the top. The jardinière shows a lot of Old Paris features from the first part of the 19th century. The base has ...
Porcelain:Antique:French:Limoges:Delinieres
S-44/RL-139 This is a 19th century Delinieres & Co French Limoges artist painted and signed large wine decanter or pitcher. The age is from 1894 to 1900. I apologize for the light glares in the photos. The jug was difficult to photograph. The light glares show as streaks going down from the top. The decanter or jug is large, 13 5/8” high, 3 7/8” wide at the mouth, and 6” wide at the base. You can view a similar D&Co jug in the “Collector’s Encyclopedia of Limoges Porcelain: Third Edition”, page ...
Porcelain:Antique:French:Limoges:Haviland
477/RL-154 This is a set of eight 19th century French Haviland & Co Limoges breakfast or luncheon plates, 8 ½”, with one of the Meadow Visitor patterns on each plate. The date is circa 1876 to 1889. The blank is called Torse, designed by Haviland in the 19th century. The rims have wavy ridges. The pattern is one of the Meadow Visitor variations. Each plate has a different insect or bird, a transfer pattern applied in a reddish brown with gold gilding. There are sprays of flowers and grassy stems ...
$1,200 USDFrench Sevres Cobalt Covered Pot A Lait Milk Jug Pitcher c 1856
Porcelain:Antique:French:Sevres
S-75/RL-97 This is a 19th century French Sevres (Old Paris) covered pitcher, or jug with a lid. A few of the books on Sevres refer to this pitcher as a pot a lait, or milk pitcher for use at the dinner table, though I imagine the jug can be used for other liquids such as water or wine. The pitcher is marked on the bottom with an 1856 mark, along with some incised marks. The pitcher is 10 ¼” high to the top of the finial and 8 ½” wide. The pitcher is glazed in several layers of cobalt. In dim ...
$275 USDFrench Limoges Set of Six Plates Green Shaded Ground Red Tomatoes c 1890 - 1900
Porcelain:Antique:French:Limoges:Tressemann Vogt
101408-3/RL-341 This is a set of six French Limoges hard paste porcelain plates. The date is the last part of the 19th century, circa 1890 to 1900. The porcelain manufacturer and decorator is Tressemann & Vogt. The plates are unmarked as to the maker; however the plates are readily identifiable as being Tressemann & Vogt. I refer you to the book “Collector’s Encyclopedia of Limoges Porcelain Third Edition” by Mary Frank Gaston. On pages 312 through 314 you will see the same blank, with the same ...
$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 ...
$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 ...
$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 ...
$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 ...
$75 USDFrench Porcleain Mug w Bird & Butterfly c 1870
Porcelain:Antique:French
589/RL-262 This is a 19th century French hard paste porcelain coffee mug or cup, similar in style to the production and decoration of the porcelain factories around Paris and Limoges. The date is circa 1870. The mug is about 3 ¼” high and about 3 ¼” wide. The glaze is bright white. There is a band of blue color around the bottom, bordered on each side by pink/red line. The rim has a yellow-brown color with a pink/red line underneath it. The same color is on the handle. On the front of the mug is ...
$1,300 USDFrench Haviland Limoges Game Bird Set Platter & Six Plates w Landscape Scenes c 1887 - 1889
Porcelain:Antique:French:Limoges:Haviland
090609-1/RL-365 This is a French Limoges Haviland & Co factory decorated hard paste porcelain game bird set. The date is the 19th century, circa 1887 to 1889. The set consists of one large platter and six plates. The platter is about 16 ¾” long, about 10 ½” wide and about 1 ½” high. The plates are about 9” in diameter. The platter and plates each show a landscape scene containing game birds. The scenes are decorated at the factory to give the appearance of being hand painted, but in reality the ...
$350 USDFrench Limoges Figural Orange Liqueur Decanter c 1890
Porcelain:Antique:French:Limoges
090109-5/RL-363 This is a rare and unusual piece of hard paste porcelain that is French Limoges. It is a liqueur decanter in the shape of an orange. The date is the 19th century, circa 1890. The decanter is about 5 ¼” high to the top of the handle, and about 5 ¼” from the tip of the spout to the end of handle. It is shaped like a small teapot, except the only opening is at the spout. The decanter or cruet is made of high quality porcelain. The body is in the shape of an orange, with an almost ...
$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 ...
$75 USDFrench Porcelain Tea Waste Bowl Pink Roses Lilies c 1870
Porcelain:Antique:French
252/RL-23 This is a 19th century hard paste porcelain tea bowl, similar in style to the production and decoration of the porcelain factories around Paris and Limoges, The date is the 19th century, circa 1870 to 1890. The bowl is 3 ½” high and 6 1/8” wide. The original function for this bowl was to hold the tea leaves and lemon rinds. Today a host or hostess will use these bowls as a small serving bowl when setting a table for guests. This bowl is glazed inside and out with the bright white glaze ...
$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 ...
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