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Specializing in Fine Antique French & Austrian Majolica
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$225 USDStunning Antique Chinese Export Porcelain Large Famille Verte Figural Rooster
Porcelain:Antique:Chinese Export
I love these antique Chinese Export porcelain bird figures with majolica-like glaze that were so popular around the turn-of-the-century. I’ve seen any number of different birds done in this style including peacocks, pigeons, roosters, geese, and ducks, but this is one of the better, and more unusual, ones I’ve encountered. These were produced in China for the Western market at the turn-of-the-century, and show a decidedly “Art Nouveau” style to them. I see the rooster with some frequency, but ...
$550 USDExquisite 19th Century French Porcelain Samson, Edmé & Cie Porcelain Armorial Tea Caddy
Porcelain:Antique:French
This lovely tea caddy was made by the famous (some would say “infamous”) Parisian porcelain company Samson, Edmé et Cie. Edmé Samson began his career in the 1830’s making replacement pieces for expensive and hard-to-get dinnerware such as Sevres and Meissen. The wealthy in Paris would contract with him to reproduce pieces that were broken in the course of use. It soon became apparent that his skill resulted in superb copies, sometimes in fact, out-shining the original. He soon branched out into ...
$50 USD Sale PendingSALE PENDING Stunning Antique Chinese Export Porcelain Late Qing Tongzhi Famille Rose Lotus Bowl
Porcelain:Antique:Chinese Export
I am pleased to offer this beautiful—and early—Chinese Export Porcelain Famille Rose bowl in the traditional lotus shape. This features a gorgeous bird…(I’m guessing a phoenix?) with floral and foliage décor surrounding it done in the traditional Famille Rose palette. The interior is glazed in turquoise. It is clearly marked on the base with the Tongzhi mark, which dates this to between 1862 and 1874. I am deeply indebted to the superb reference and research website maintained by Jan-Erik ...| Items 1 - 3 of 3 | Page 1 of 1 |
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