Ornate and Very Rare Pairpoint Limoges Fernier Decorated with White Peonies. The Pairpoint Glass Company of New Bedford, MA was a professional decorating company that painted Limoges Whiteware blanks. Examples from this company are expertly painted and richly decorated by artist of that company. This large Ferner has scrolled designs in relief around the neck and base that compliment the design of the handles. The ornate and sculpted piece features beautifully painted White Peonies highlighted with Pink, with buds and greenery on a multi-shaded green ground. The beautiful flowers also feature raised enamel highlights. This exceptional Ornate piece, with the look and feel of Old World Antiques, surely must have graced the estate of French aristocracy!

Exquisite Rose Covered Butter Dish with Gold handled Finial Top, Gold-rimmed Scalloped Underplate, and a Separate Perforated Insert (to allow whey to ooze through).This is one of the prettiest butter dishes we have ever set eyes on. The Ruby Red Roses are painted with a dream-like quality against a lovely background of Classic Limoges mixed hues. The stark contrast of the bottom creme yellow colored dish and the top cover creates a striking vision. The breathtaking artistry of this set turns an already special, hard to find, Victorian Dinnerware piece into Porcelain Art Ware!

ARE & ORNATE antique hand painted Limoges 'Baron Girod de l'Ain' Old Rose Vase with Ornate Applied Feather handles. This is one of the nicest handpainting of naturalistic art style 'Roses' that we have come across. A tasteful blend of Rose Madder, Deep Magenta, Cobalt Violet, Royal Blue, Yellow Cream, and Phthalo greens compose the artist's palette. Tiny pale 'shadows' fade gently away into the background, creating depth and interest. Subtle hints of unexpected colors are skillfully used in restrained amounts by this talented artist to make the painting catch the viewer's eye, a subtle technique which is seen in the master works of the great early porcelain art teachers.Marked: Limoges France Latrille Freres Factory 1899-1913

Large European Porcelain Estate Liquidation Sale!This lovely and rare Nosegay or Posy Vase resembles the shape of a rose with a ribbon molded into the handle. This tussy mussy mold was created to resemble a tussy mussy flower holder that Victorian Brides used which allowed one to slip stems into a handle of the holder providing a comfortable feel and ease to hold the floral bouquet. Imagine creating charm to any Victorian Dresser or Table Setting by displaying this lovely vase filled with a small nosegay of wild flowers!1891

Elegant Factory Hand-Decorated Salmon-colored Tea Rose Double-Handled Bowl decorated with Gold paste & enamel accents. The handpainted Roses are delicately accented with white enamel. A RARE Mold, this handled and four Gold footed bowl was most likely a Nut or Master Berry Bowl. Hand Painted by the French Factory Artist ''Sylvani". Classic in decoration, this exquisite piece is a wonderful example of fine porcelain artware for the most serious collection!

One word describes this lovely Limoges Pillow Vase- Romantic! Hand painted with Deep Red Roses against an Intense Deep Hunter Green Background, it serves as a striking example of the Finest Porcelain Art Ware. The ornate handles and graceful mouth of the vase adds to its elegant appearance. Beautiful Rose Bouquets are featured on both sides, giving versatility to the piece. This spectacular vase is signed by the very talented Victorian Artist 'F. Barth'

Renown Porcelain Artist 'E. Miler' Divided Sea Food Dish with Rarely seen Animal motif. This very well executed painting of Ocean or Sea life features a underwater scene with sea shells, coral, sea anemones, and fish. The subtle details of the Ocean's current and the draping fish net really bring the piece to life. The lovely irregular Roman Coin Gold border adds a touch of elegance to the piece. An absolutely stunning and fun Porcelain Art Ware dish with wonderful color and detail. Clearly signed 'E Miler'

Made to protect the surface of wooden furniture from scratching, this lovely Victorian Comb and Brush Tray surely added ambiance to the Feminine Dressing table! Entirely hand painted, the attractive Red and Pink Tea Roses harmonize well with the background colors of the piece. The rich contrasting colors stand out against the dark green foliage, creating a three-dimensional effect. The High Relief Carved Mold with Gold Lavished Open Handle Lattice work adds such sophistication to the piece as well. Beautifully executed and signed by the artist 'McPerl' (sp?). and initialed on the back 'EHM'. 1891

This elegant large footed dish was created by the Professional artist 'Rene' who worked for the E.W. Donath Art Studio of Chicago (see page 256 in 'The Encyclopedia of Pickard China' by Alan B. Reed). With a twist of Art Nouveau flair, this conventional highly-stylized piece incorporates a colorful floral pansy motif. The design and color combinations are superb and the abundance of Gold work, with detailed black floral motif outlining throughout, makes this a real showstopper.

Romantic late 19th century hand painted Vienna, Austria floral Vase fully decorated with deep Dark Pink and Vibrant Red Petite Roses. Colors of creme with hints of lavender, burnt orange and a very light blue add an element of depth to the overall piece. The naturalistic artistry is impressive, with heavy shadow leafing running from top to bottom and exquisite detail in each individual rose. The heavy gold gilded flared top, in pristine condition, adds an element of elegance to the already exquisite piece. Although unsigned, the flawless artwork is similar to George Leykauf's style, suggest that this piece was professional decorated by a contemporary or one of the finer Late 19th Century artist of the time.

Marked/Age: Tankard marked Ginori B made in Italy signed 1917. The early Ginori backstamp mark is of the Mid 19th Century 'Richard Ginori' pottery in Italy.

Large European Porcelain Estate Liquidation Sale!What a wonderful period piece! This beautifully decorated ink pot holder & tray has a built in pen rest! Note the relief scroll work at the back of the tray which serves to hold the pen. This rare Ink Well piece is decorated with violets, accented by a gold scrolled design and pink-beige borders, and Initialed by the artist 'JBM'.Size: Width: 5 1/4 ” Wide x 10 1/4" LCondition: Excellent. No Chips, Cracks or Restorations.Marked: WG&C (William Guerin) 1836-1900; initialed JBM

Large European Porcelain Estate Liquidation Sale!We are offering a rare opportunity to buy and collect several of these types of holders from a collection that spans many years!!This Victorian Violet Posy Vase is as romantic as it gets! The Victorian posy design (i.e. a bunch of flowers or small bouquet carried in the hand) first became very popular with brides and their bridesmaids back in the mid 19th century. Imagine this delicate and diminutive piece holding a small bunch of wild flowers freshly picked by a young Victorian lady as she strolls through the garden! The detail and artistry, enhanced by enamel highlighting, is spectacular. What a special touch of feminine finesse to any dresser table or vanity collection!Tressemann and Vogt ca1891

A very very rare and one-of-a-kind Limoges France turn-of-the-century Card Tray. This four footed antique gilded metal (Brass or Bronze) server or card tray has a mounted portrait plaque of a lovely young victorian lady. The portrait transfer ware has wonderful detail & color. This art piece may have been made in honor of someone special or made simply to admire. The gilded metal frame is made of solid brass and is intricately detailed with carvings of cherubs and roses. At each foot is a carved face of a beautiful maiden. It is just exquisite. Comparable pieces have a fair market value of $900- $1600. A truly amazing find!Size: Width: 6 ½ ” Wide x 3” HighCondition: Excellent. No Chips, Cracks or Restorations.Marked: WG&C (William Guerin) 1836-1900

20e eeuw, gemerkt amphoravormig model met opstaande oren in de vorm van eikenbladranken, het deksel met puntknop en met groen en verguld floraal decor

18e eeuw
bestaande uit drie balustervormige vazen met deksels bekroond door leeuwen en twee bekervazen, met een decor van bloemenrotse, bloemenranken en vlinders in cartouches (bodembarstjes, deksels gerestaureerd, 1 deksel afwijkend).

Deckel bekrönt von Asthenkel mit plastischen Blüten. Teils kobaltblauer Fond mit Goldmalerei, bunte Blumenmalerei, Goldränder und -staffage. Blaue Stempelmarke Potschappel, Dresden, 2. Hälfte 20

Reich reliefiert, mit Goldbronze-Ornamenten und Glanzgold. Bunte Blumenmalerei. Standring l. best. Blaue Schwertermarke Meissen. 1924-1934.

"Neuer Ausschnitt". Blaues Zwiebelmuster. Blaue Schwertermarke Meissen, 20

Gänsemagd. Bunte Unterglasurbemalung. Sockel monog. Grüne und blaue Unterglasurmarke Royal Copenhagen, 1. Hälfte 20. Jh.

"Neuosier", weiß. Blütenapplikationen teils min. best. Blaue Szeptermarke Berlin. 1871-1945.

Weiß. Schwach bauchiger Gefäßkörper mit hochgewölbter Wandung und schräg sitzendem Deckel mit Pilzknauf. Kurzer Röhrenausguss. C-förmiger Henkel auf der hochgezogenen Schulter und zwei kurze Füße auf der Rückseite. Standringinnenkante min. best. Werksentwurf Werk Kronach 1934. Grüne Stempelmarke Rosenthal, Kronach, 30er Jahre

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