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$1,799 USDFrench Limoges Bisque Parian Bust by Sculptor Hector Lemaire 1883 #2
Porcelain:Antique:French:Limoges:Henri Ardant
246/RL-3 This is a very large 19th century Parian bisque (biscuit) bust or statue of a female or young girl, sculpted by the Paris sculptor (sculpteur), Hector Lemaire, for Henri Ardant, a Limoges company. This bust is just a little bit smaller than the other one I have listed. It weighs a bit over 15 pounds, so about two pounds less than the other bust. It is approximately 19” high, 11 ½” long and 5 ½” wide. Henri Ardant & Cie was a different type of Limoges porcelain maker. The company ...
$2,800 USDFrench Limoges HUGE Hinged Box Scenic Landscapes Artist Caffy c 1960
Porcelain:By Maker Or Type:French:Limoges:La Porcelaine Limousine:Marcel Caffy
350/RL-13 This is a HUGE Limoges hinged box, 20th century. It is painted and signed by Marcel Caffy, who is a well-known Limoges porcelain artist in France. The date is probably the last half of the 20th century. The Limoges maker is La Porcelaine Limousine, or Porcelaine Industrielle Du Limousin, with the green mark on the underside. Marcel Caffy signed the box on the front, below the shovel in the landscape painting. The mark for his decorating studio is on the underside in red “ Peint A La ...
Glass:Antique:Art Glass:English
082408-13/RL-329 This is a pair of matching English art glass scent or cologne bottles. The date is the latter part of the 19th century, circa 1890. The glass is cranberry or pale ruby, with streaks of amber and a lot of gold mica flakes inside the glass. The stoppers are a faceted clear crystal and appear to be original to the bottles. The shape of the bottles is round, tapering into a rounded neck, and flaring out into a smooth mouth. The bottles are about 6 ½” high to the top of each stopper ...
$275 USDFrench Limoges Large Water Pitcher Jug Small Pink Roses c 1891 - 1900
Porcelain:Antique:French:Limoges:Lanternier
071708-5/RL-305 This is a French Limoges large water jug or pitcher. The maker is Lanternier. The date is the late 19th century, circa 1891 to 1900. The pitcher is about 8 5/8” high to the top of the spout, and about 6 ½” wide at the widest part of the body. The porcelain blank is bulbous and slightly lobed. There are raised designs in the blank around the top and bottom. The handle is shaped on a slight slant. The pattern is one of tiny pink roses with green and gray-blue leaves and foliage, ...
$450 USDFrench Haviland Limoges All White Ranson Chocolate Pot c 1888 to 1896
Porcelain:Antique:French:Limoges:Haviland
519/RL-190 This is a French Haviland Limoges chocolate pot. The date is the late 19th century, circa 1888 to 1896. The blank is Ranson, in the pure all white glaze. The size is 6 tasse, which is 7 ½” high to the spout, 9 3/8” high to the top of the finial and 5” wide at the bottom. The Ranson blank has shell-like scallops on the edge. The body is slightly lobed. The finial is the vine final, which is a looped handle of a vine or branch that trails down over the dome of the lid. There are no ...
$75 USDFrench Haviland Limoges Match Holder Striker Added Color c 1882 – 1890
Porcelain:Antique:French:Limoges:Haviland
531/RL-205 This is a 19th century French Haviland Limoges match holder striker. The age is circa 1882 to 1890. The porcelain maker is Charles Field Haviland. The holder is 2 ¾” high and 3 1/8” wide. The outside center of the porcelain cup is ribbed, and that is where the match head strikes to light it. The cup holds the matches. There is a band of color around the top and bottom, and the color is a dark raspberry, or pinkish purplish red. There is a fleabite nick on the bottom underside, which I ...
$65 USDFrench Haviland Limoges Waste or Tea Bowl Old Blackberry c 1876 – 1889
Porcelain:Antique:French:Limoges:Haviland
541/RL-215 This is a 19th century French Haviland Limoges porcelain waste or tea bowl. The age is circa 1876 to 1889. The bowl is 3 1/4” high and 6” wide. The shape is round and smooth with a slight foot. The pattern is a transfer called Old Blackberry, which is a multi-floral series. Each piece in the pattern will have different parts of the pattern on it, depending upon the whim of the decorator at the factory. This bowl does not have a spray of blackberries on it, but it does have other ...
$200 USDEnglish Ivory Pale Brown Glass Perfume Atomizer Silver Top Enameled Flowers c 1895
Glass:Antique:Art Glass:English
492/RL-168 This is a late 19th century English glass perfume bottle atomizer. The age is circa 1895. The perfume is 5 ½” high and 3 ½” wide. The top is silver. One connector is missing, where you can see a hole on the opposing side of the existing connector. The top is not marked sterling in any way. The glass is opaque, and the color is ivory or pale brown, like an English custard glass. The enameled flowers are in shades of pink, with gold stems. There are a few areas of missing enamel. The ...
$250 USDFrench Haviland Limoges Sugar Basket Hand Painted Violets c 1882 - 1890
Porcelain:Antique:French:Limoges:Haviland
528/RL-202 This is a 19th century French Haviland Limoges open sugar basket. The date is circa 1881 to 1890. The maker is Charles Field Haviland. The sugar basket has a handle and the top of the handle looks like a belt buckle. The sides of the basket have hand painted violets, in shades of lavender and purple. The leaves are pale green and gray. The violets twine up the sides of the handle. The edges are trimmed in gold. The circles on the handle, to indicate holes for the belt, are touched in ...
$700 USDEnglish Webb Pink Over Ivory Glass Footed Centerpiece Bowl Dolphin Fish Ends c 1882
Glass:Antique:Art Glass:English:Webb
442/RL-111 This is an English Thomas Webb art glass bowl, pink over ivory glass, applied stylized dolphin fish at both ends and supported by two additional stub feet. The age is 19th century, circa 1882. The bowl is 10 1/4” long, 6” wide and 5 5/8” high to the top of a fish head. Note that the bowl is oval, longer than it is wide, which gives it an interesting shape. The bottom has a clear glass applied berry prunt, which is a characteristic of Thomas Webb glass. Around the prunt, the pontil is ...
$500 USDEnglish Webb Cased Pink Satin Stylised Air Trap Pitcher Enameled Bird Flowers c 1885
Glass:Antique:Art Glass:English:Webb
397/RL-49 This is a 19th century English Webb art glass pitcher, or from the Stourbridge region, circa 1885. The pitcher or jug is 6 ¾” high and 5” wide. The color is more of a pale ruby or dark pink at the top, shading to a paler pink at the bottom. The glass is cased, white on the interior, except for the interior rim, which is a lime green color, most unusual and rare. The handle is a clear frosted glass. The pattern in the glass appears to be a stylized air trap pattern, of round oval ...
$600 USDFrench Pair Faience Vases Cobalt Blue w Flying Insects Butterflies c 1850
Pottery:Antique:French:Faience
402/RL-54 This is a pair of 19th century French faience, or soft paste porcelain, vases. The age is circa 1850, maybe earlier, maybe later. The vases are 8 5/8” high and 4 ¼” wide. The handles are serpentine, and appear to have a face underneath the gold gild on the bottom ends, facing out. The base is round, the body is ovoid with a tapered neck. The rim flares outward. Under the rim, there is a raised design of descending leaves, covered in gold gild. The same design of leaves in gold is ...
$500 USDFrench Paris St. Denis Cobalt Faience Vase w Bird Butterflies Scene c 1870
Pottery:Antique:French:Faience:St. Denis
368/RL-17 This is a beautiful French Paris faience, or soft paste porcelain or pottery, vase. The age is 19th century, circa 1850 - 1870. The vase is 8 ¾” high, 7 ¼” long and 3 ½” wide. The vase has a bulbous shape, flaring out at the sides, and tapering in at the foot and neck. The outside is glazed a rich blue deep cobalt blue, and there is shading to the glaze, going from a darker to a brighter shade of the cobalt blue. Cobalt was a difficult glazing color to produce on faience because of ...
$450 USDEnglish Glass Vase Opal White Over Shaded Ruby Enamel Butterfly Flowers c 1885 – 1890
Glass:Antique:Art Glass:English
455/RL-129 This is a 19th century English glass vase. The date is circa 1885 to 1890. The vase is 8 ½” high, and 6 5/8” long and 3” wide at the top. The glass is an opal white over a shaded ruby or cranberry. The top is multi-crimped, forming a fan shape, with a clear amber glass trail. The feet are a clear amber glass, or honey gold, in the same color as the rim trail, and in a wishbone shape. The front of the glass has a hand painted enameled decoration. On the top left is an enamel butterfly, ...
$650 USDFrench Limoges Artist Hand Painted Cider Pitcher w Large Pink & Red Roses c 1892 - 1907
Porcelain:Antique:French:Limoges:Tressemann Vogt
090109-2/RL-360 This is a French Tressemann & Vogt Limoges cider pitcher. The date is the late 19th century to the first part of the 20th century, circa 1892 to 1907. The pitcher is 7 5/8” high to the top of the handle and 9 ¾” wide from the belly to the end of the handle. You can view the same cider pitcher, however painted differently, in the book “Collector’s Encyclopedia of Limoges Porcelain: Third Edition” by Mary Frank Gaston on page 296, Plate 737. The artist signed the pitcher on the ...
$300 USDFrench Haviland Limoges Dresser Set Raspberry Pink w Daisies c 1891 to 1900
Porcelain:Antique:French:Limoges:Haviland
516/RL-193 This is a French Charles Field Haviland Limoges partial dresser set, decorated professionally at the factory. The date is the late 19th century, circa 1891 to 1900. The set contains a dresser tray with a glazed bottom, two cologne or perfume bottles with missing stoppers, one candlestick, one pomade or rouge box, and one puff or powder box. In the photos, the ground appears to be a bright red. The true color is more of a deep raspberry pink that can appear red in a different type of ...
$500 USDEnglish Royal Worcester Amphora Vase Group of 4 White Glaze w Blue Handles c 1876
Porcelain:Antique:English:Royal Worcester
102108-2/RL-344 This is an English Royal Worcester porcelain amphora vase or epergne. The date is the 19th century, circa 1876. The height is about 5 ½” and the width is about 5 ¼”. The shape number is 415, first created by Royal Worcester in the year 1874. The shape is described as being “Amphora, single, groups of 4, 7 and 10” in the book “Royal Worcester Porcelain” by Henry Sandon, on page 186. You can view an earlier version of the amphora shape with three jugs in some pages of photos of ...
$150 USDFrench Haviland Limoges Mustard Pot Decorated by Gibus & Redon c 1876 - 1881
Porcelain:Antique:French:Limoges:Haviland
062708-2/RL-295 This is a 19th century French Haviland & Co Limoges mustard pot, and it is decorated by another Limoges company Gibus and Redon. The age is circa 1876 to 1881. The mustard pot is shaped like a little mug, with a handle, and it has a notched lid, therefore there are two pieces. It is about 3” to the top of the finial and about 2 1/8” wide. The blank has ridged lines around the top and bottom, and again around the top of the lid. The ground is a pink-salmon color. The finial is a ...
$100 USDHaviland Limoges Marseille Vase Hand Painted Girl 1888-1896
Porcelain:Antique:French:Limoges:Haviland
S-63/RL-7 This is a 19th century Haviland French Limoges vase in the Marseille blank. The vase is 8 ¾” high, and 6” wide from handle-to-handle. The blank has a rippled rim with scroll-like ripples in raised relief around the body. The handles start out on the body, showing raised curly leaves, with the taller one coming out from the body of the vase, curling under in a loop, and reattaching itself to the body to form the handle. The vase is painted outside the factory. On the front there is a ...
$100 USDHaviland Limoges Cobalt Chocolate Cup Saucer Flowers c 1887
Porcelain:Antique:French:Limoges:Haviland
256/RL-4 This is a 19th century Haviland & Co French Limoges chocolate demitasse cup and saucer in the Pompadour blank. The saucer is a sipper and is 4 ¼” by ¾”. The cup is 2 ¼” by 2 1/8”. The blank is slightly scalloped around the rim of the saucer and the cup is slightly lobed. The pattern is related to Parisian Flowers (Fleurs Parisiennes), and is part of the Impressionism French Art Movement. Parisian Flowers, a series of 12 different flowers, is thought to have been designed by the French ...
$100 USDAsian Set of 5 Carved Stone Caddy Boxes w Lids for Tea, Herbs or Spices c 1982
Vintage Collectibles:Oriental:Stone
581/RL-254 This is a 20th century set of five intricately carved stone caddy boxes with lids, and the set is contained in a larger cloth covered box. The age is circa 1982. The function of the set is to hold the rare types of tea leaves. The tea merchant would keep the tea leaves in the four smaller boxes, and mix the leaves in the larger center box to create the blend. The set would be used for guests and important people. Sometimes a set like this would be used to hold herbs or spices; however ...
$700 USDFrench Haviland Limoges Set of 4 Oyster Plates All White Ranson c 1888 to 1896
Porcelain:Antique:French:Limoges:Haviland
510/RL-184 This is a set of four French Haviland Limoges oyster plates. The age is 19th century, circa 1888 to 1896. The blank is Ranson, all white. The size is a 9” diameter. There are five outer wells for the oysters, and one inner well for the sipping sauce. The Ranson blank features a slightly scalloped rim. The oyster plate differs from a dinner plate slightly in that the shell-like areas are indented, and the edges are slightly fluted. The fourth plate has a side chip, which I show in ...
$1,500 USDFrench 13” Brown Glass Footed Vase Enameled Bird & Garden Scene c 1870 to 1890
Glass:Antique:Art Glass:French
488/RL-164 This is a 19th century French art glass vase. The age is circa 1870 to 1890. The vase is 13” high, 8” long and 4 ½” wide. The glass is brown, and similar to custard glass, except that you can see the shadow of your hand when you hold the vase up to the light through the glass, thus the glass is not entirely opaque. The shape is bulbous, tapering down to a round point between the four applied feet, and tapers in at the wide neck. The enameling on the vase is beautiful, and the painting ...
$2,300 USDFrench E.B. Leveille Art Glass Vase Acid Etched Gold Enamel Décor c 1880 - 1900
Glass:Antique:Art Glass:French:E.B. Leveille
606/RL-278 This is a French unsigned E.B. Leveille (Ernest Leveille, student of Eugene Rousseau) art glass vase. The date is the 19th century, circa 1880 - 1900. The vase is about 6 ¼” high and about 5” wide. It is indented in on three sides and the mouth folds down in a tri-foil shape. The glass is clear crystal with two other colors immersed in the glass in streaks and circles, white and wine purple burgundy. It is a type of mottled color that identifies it as being E.B. Leveille. The glass is ...
$850 USDFrench Blue Opaline Glass Perfume Bottle w Jeweled Stopped Gilded Ormolu c 1880
Glass:Antique:Art Glass:French
525/RL-199 This is a 19th century French blue opaline glass perfume bottle with a jeweled lid and gilded ormolu decoration. The age is circa 1880. The perfume bottle is approximately 3 ½” high and 2” wide. The lid is a filigree gilded metal, most likely bronze, adorned with glass jewels, and it is hinged. The lid clicks firmly into place. The center jewel is a glass opal and the side stones are small pieces of blue glass. The center stone has a few tiny air bubbles, and some tiny areas of ...
$1,700 USDFrench Jacob Petit Figural Lady Veilleuse Teapot on Warming Stand c 1834 to 1850
Porcelain:Antique:French:Jacob Petit
317/S-89/RL-90 This is an unusual figural veilleuse, or teapot on a warming stand. It is French, Old Paris or Fontainebleau, hard-paste porcelain, 19th century, and circa 1834 to 1850. You can view a similar veilleuse in the book, “Veilleuses A Collector’s Guide” by Harold Newman on page 60, Figure 75. The veilleuse is also shown in the booklet, “Rare Porcelain Veilleuses Collection Sixth Edition”, showing the museum collection in Trenton, Tennessee. The veilleuse is shown on page 29 and is ...
$1,300 USDFrench Blue Bayeux Veilleuse Teapot on Warming Stand Cobalt & Gold c 1830 to 1847
Porcelain:Antique:French:Bayeux
421/RL-75 This is a wonderful 19th century veilleuse, circa 1830 to 1847. The maker is Bayeux, a manufacturer of hard paste porcelain decorative objects located in Normandy, France. The factory was originally in Valognes, but relocated to Calvados in 1810. A veilleuse is a demitasse teapot on a warming stand, mostly intended for use on the bedside table. A small candle or oil is lit inside, keeping the tea in the pot warm, and the veilleuse thus acts as a night light or bedside lamp, as the ...
$1,500 USDFrench Jacob Petit Old Paris Large Figural Swan Bird Box Bisque Top c 1830 - 1840
Porcelain:Antique:French:Jacob Petit
S-38/RL-136 This is a 19th century French hard paste porcelain figural box, unsigned Jacob Petit, originating in Paris or Fontainebleu. The date is circa 1830 to 1840. The box is not the size of a trinket or powder box. It is 7” long, 5” wide and 6 ¾” high. I photographed the box in front of a chocolate pot, which has a gold lion perched on the handle, which you can see in the last photo, so you can gain a better perspective of the size of the box. The bottom is glazed. The top is glazed up to ...
$700 USDEnglish Webb Pair Pink Cased Glass 12 1/2" Vases Hand Enameled Butterflies and Flowers c 1890
Glass:Antique:Art Glass:English:Webb
030308-3/RL-286 This is a pair of 19th century English Thomas Webb art glass vases, cased, pink with a white glass inside. The date is circa 1890. Each vase is about 12 ½” high and about 5” wide at the belly. The shape is quite beautiful, with a lower belly tapering in, and then flowing out to form a bulbous neck; the bottom flares out to form a round foot. The mouth is polished flat. The front of each vase is hand painted in thick heavy enamel. The fronts of the vases show a butterfly in flight ...
$175 USDFrench Limoges Posy Nosegay Flower Herb Holder Hand Painted Violets c 1876 to 1890
Porcelain:Antique:French:Limoges:Pouyat
600/RL-272 This is a 19th century French Limoges hard paste porcelain posy nosegay holder. The maker is Jean Pouyat. The date is circa 1876 to 1890. The nosegay holder is small. It is about 3 ¼” long, 2 ½” wide and 2 3/8” high. The function is to hold a small nosegay of flowers, such as African violets, or fresh herbs from the garden such as lavender. It is used at weddings and held in the hand, or it is used at a table setting where the hostess places an individual nosegay by each place setting ...
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