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$1,875 USD Offers ConsideredHuge Antique Royal Worcester Melon Shaped Potpourri Jar w/ Both Original Lids - 1889
Porcelain:Antique (More Than 100 Years Old)
Royal Worcester pieces in this monumental size are uncommon indeed. This stunner stands 13" tall, and nearly 30" in circumference around it's melon shaped, bulbous belly. Quite dramatic with Moorish, spire shaped finial and lovely blush ivory surface, it is accented with openwork on the outer lid that is both decorative and functional, allowing the jar to serve it's intended purpose as a potpourri container by letting the fragrance of it's contents perfume the room when the inner lid is removed. ...
$375 USD Offers ConsideredCeramic Brides Basket w/ Roses & Repousse Brass Mounts - Max Roseler, Rodach
Porcelain:Antique (More Than 100 Years Old)
A fabulous reticulated, footed brides basket, decorated inside with lovely pink roses, and bound by delicate, elaborate repousse brass fittings with a 'rose' motif. A beautiful addition to a collection of fine antique porcelain. This ornate piece was produced by Max Roesler, Rodach, in Bavaria near the Thuringian Forest, better known today as Bad Rodach. The company Max Roesler, Rodach was officially registered on July 24, 1894, as producers and decorators of porcelain, stoneware, and other fine ...
$550 USD Offers ConsideredEight 19th C Berlin Factory KPM Porcelain Pots de Creme
Porcelain:Antique (More Than 100 Years Old)
A fantastic set of eight antique KPM Pots de Creme that bear the blue scepter mark for 1870 - 1945, produced toward the beginning of that span. The influence of the Art Nouveau spirit was felt by the 1890's - 1900, and these little cups have a much earlier feel stylistically. The set has intricate and delicate hand modeled decoration typical of earlier pieces, but the unadorned monochromatic white makes it unusually compatible with a modern sensibility. Porcelain ribbons loop and flow out and ...
$595 USD Offers ConsideredFour Antique Limoges Fish Plates w/ Hand Painted Seashells - Artist Signed "Holcombe" - Tressemann & Vogt - T&V - T & V - French
Porcelain:Antique (More Than 100 Years Old)
Oysters and scallops and conchs, oh my... this delightful set of plates is adorned with exceedingly delicate and exactingly detailed hand painted underwater scenes. Quite lovely. Each of these little masterpieces displays a different grouping of sea shells surrounded by seaweed, with a wispy, watery blue intermingling throughout. Artist signed "Holcombe" on the back in gold. Condition is fine, with no chips, cracks, or repairs. The fancy molded borders are painted green and accented with gold, ...
$895 USD Offers ConsideredAntique 19th C Derby Crown Porcelain Dessert or Luncheon Set w/ 6 Plates & Compote / Comport / Tazza
Porcelain:Antique (More Than 100 Years Old)
Beautiful antiques for your table, this lovely Derby Crown Porcelain set is pretty in pink and ready for tea. Can't you just imagine the low footed serving dish heaped with a pyramid of thinly sliced and sweetly buttered watercress sandwiches? Mmm... The pink color is positively delicious. The combination of pink and yellow always looks very Chinese to me, but the designs on these plates seem to reflect many eastern influences, from far to near. From the stylized lotus blossoms to the mandala ...
$225 USD Offers ConsideredPair of 19th Century Cold Painted Bisque Figurines - Girl & Boy with Dogs
Porcelain:Antique (More Than 100 Years Old)
This charming pair of cold painted bisque figurines will steal your heart. A boy and a girl each cuddle a puppy while the mother dogs watch protectively. They are wearing what look like loose nightshirts with bare feet. The pieces are unmarked except for the impressed number "414", although looking closely at the bottoms it seems as if there might be the remnants of a black ink or paint mark in the lowest left corner of the picture. The base looks very much like a Heubach base, and the figures ...
SOLDSOLD 19th Century Royal Worcester Porcelain Pitcher - 1891
Porcelain:Antique (More Than 100 Years Old)
This beautiful Royal Worcester porcelain pitcher is hand painted with many different flowers that are united by the lovely pale blue used throughout for the foliage. The delicate creamy matte finish is further decorated with generously hand applied gold. Condition is grand, with no chips, cracks, or repairs to report, and virtually no wear to the gold. In addition to the makers and date marks, there is a style number and makers initials, and some other hand applied marks that I am unfamiliar ...
SOLDSOLD Antique Royal Worcester Dragon Handled Porcelain Ewer or Pitcher - 1901
Porcelain:Antique (More Than 100 Years Old)
This stunning piece of Royal Worcester porcelain has a fantastical dragon handle that rivals any modern day fantasy creation. Its creamy matte surface is further decorated with hand painted floral designs, including single old-fashioned roses and forget-me-nots, and then embellished with glowing gold. A truly exquisite piece. Condition is grand, with only the most minor wear to the high points of the gold. No chips, cracks, hairlines, or repairs to report. This little masterpiece can be dated by ...
SOLDSOLD Antique Parian Pitcher - English Victorian - Bisque - 19th C - British - 1857
Porcelain:Antique (More Than 100 Years Old)
This stunning Parian Pitcher was created during the early to mid Victorian era in England. Parian, or unglazed biscuit, was developed in England in the 1840's. Similar to Sevres porcelain biscuit, it enjoyed a wide popularity in Victorian England, and was most often employed to create figures that resembled marble because of the fine detail work that can be achieved. The design of this lovely pitcher is most certainly a harbinger of the Art Nouveau aesthetic, with its sinuous curves. The pitcher ...| Items 1 - 9 of 9 | Page 1 of 1 |
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