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Samson inkstand porcelain imbedded in a bronze frame of still-leaf frieze and foliate toupee feet. The rectangular panel with central vignette depicting landing geese, flanked by heart & fan-shaped vignette on an uppercase ground of honeycomb motif and a lower case of flowers on dotted green. Two cubic inkwells with flying birds covered with bronze hinged domed & pierced lids.
Émile Samson (1837-1913) was probably the most famous manufacturer of reprodutions; Samson used the special mark seen here - back of the rectangular panel - on Japanese and Chinese style.
34.3 x 19 cm (13” ½ x 7” ½)
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USD $5,000.00 |
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A large Meissen group with a seated deity amidst puttis holding garlands, bellows (Vulcan attribute) and a peacock (Juno attribute). The winged, bald and mature deity is most likely Neptune, the god of the sea. It could be also Vulcan - the blacksmith god, also the most unsightly, Venus's husband.
Underneath: incised D82, impressed 61, painted 19 in ochre and crossed swords underglaze blue.
The group exhibits the taste of 19th Century with Neo-Classicism taste and strong palette.
22 cm x 22 cm (8” 5/8 x 8” 5/8)
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USD $10,000.00 |
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Cruche Art nouveau en porcelaine et argent.
With handle and removable lid surmounted with a tied bow. The multi-lobed body with plant-derived forms and whiplash ribbons characteristic of Art nouveau style.
Under glaze mark GDA France 4.
GDA Limoges (actual Royal Limoges) 1900-1920.
In 1900 Edgar abbot became a partner in the company that existed since 1816, it was renamed Gerard, Dufraisseix & Abbot (GDA); at some time, perhaps the 1970s, Royal Limoges was added to the name.
Art nouveau was introduced at Limoges through GDA.
Hauteur : 29.2 cm (11" 1/2)
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USD $960.00 |
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A Berlin porcelain jug and cover.
Sprays of flowers within gilt scroll entwined with foliage on body and domed cover surmounted by a pinecone finial.
Piriform body slight concave curve at bottom.
A c-sectioned arched handle.
Marked KPM, Royal Porcelain Manufactory, Berlin, Germany
Hauteur :
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USD $2,500.00 |
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Rare Vieux Rouen earthenware jug.
Ancient repair inside mouth.
Rouen, France, circa 1750
Hauteur : 24.5 cm (9" 5/8)
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USD $2,500.00 |
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A two-handled tureen and cover.
Faintly moulded with basketwork; tied branches handle and relief-moulded flowers.
The cover with lemon cut in half and lemon peel bordered by a green etched crescent-moon frieze repeated on the tureen
Herend, Hungary
Hauteur x diamètre : 13.5 x 20.7 cm (5" 5/8 x 8" 1/8)
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USD $600.00 |
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A pair of white Berlin porcelain salt oval cups.
Shaped with basketry motif and a cherub with forefinger to his mouth.
On foliate feet.
Hauteur x largeur : 12.5 x 13.2 cm (4" 15/16 x 5" 3/16)
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USD $1,200.00 |
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Un épagneul, en arrêt, maîtrisant du gibier.
Porcelaine française biscuit.
Hauteur x largeur : 5.7 cm x 11 cm (2" 2/8 x 4" 5/16)
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USD $200.00 |
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A Chinese moon flask, mouth flanked by animals carrying handles.
Chinese character marked in a red cartouche at the bottom base.
Circa 1910
Hauteur : 21.6 cm (8" 1/2)
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USD $1,000.00 |
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A fine bone Crown Staffordshire Porcelain Co. Ltd. figure of a bird.
Hauteur : 16 cm (6" 5/16)
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USD $400.00 |
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A Victorian Wedgwood cobalt blue jasperware cookie jar with lid.
Stamped Wedgwood & England. 1890s.
Hauteur : 17.7 cm ( 7")
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USD $1,000.00 |
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A Veuve Perrin faience salt/spice hinged container with a metal closure rim.
Petit feu technique with hand-painted decoration featuring s spray of flowers.
The VP mark at the bottom base.
Marseille, second half of 18th century
10 x 8.6 x 5.2 cm (3" 15/16 x 3" 3/8 x 2" 1/16)
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USD $2,200.00 |
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Deux bougeoirs Wedgwood
A pair of Wedgwood porcelain blue cobalt candlesticks with classical figures.
One candlestick slightly shorter than the other.
Stamped Wedgwood made in England, 1878.
Hauteur : 20 cm (7" 7/8)
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USD $1,100.00 |
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Moorcroft tall vase.
Under glaze stamp marks and blue painted monogram WM.
Hauteur : 31.1 cm (12" 1/4)
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USD $1,300.00 |
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A slender Moorcroft vase blue floral motif on white background.
Blue under glazed marks & © 2003.
Hauteur : 27.7 cm (10" 15/16)
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USD $600.00 |
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Moorcroft vase inverted pear body.
Blue under glazed marks, monogram WM & signature W. Moorcroft.
Circa 1935.
Hauteur : 15.6 cm (6" 1/8)
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USD $1,500.00 |
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Under glazed stamp "Made in England" & "Potter to HM the queen" blue painted signature & monograms W. Moorcroft.
1928-1936.
Hauteur : 25.5 cm (10")
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USD $2,500.00 |
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Vase aux anémones de Moorcroft.
À la base sous couverte bleue: tampons "Moorcroft" et "Made in England" ainsi
que les initiales WM.
Hauteur : 14.8 cm (5" 13/16)
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USD $750.00 |
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Moorcroft beaker vase.
Blue painted monogram & impressed marks.
Slight hair.
Hauteur : 14.5 cm (5" 11/16)
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USD $250.00 |
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A porcelain bowl with pinched rim to form a hexagon.
Depicting a couple of pheasants on a branch.
Hauteur x largeur : 5.5 cm (2" 1/8) x 12.3 cm (4" 7/8)
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USD $500.00 |
