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$75.00
A lovely Gien France Majolica oyster plate with six wells executed in celadon turquoise green. Gien in Central France was founded in 1823 by Hall ( owner of Creil & Montereau majolica). The company continued to produce fine Majolica until the 1970s.
Marked on the bottom GIEN FRANCE underglaze, circa 1960
Measurements:9 1/2" D
Condition: No Chips, Cracks or Repairs. The glaze has overall craquelure, a common occurrence with this type of ceramic, closeup photos provided
$140.00
This exquisite Limoges porcelain dresser set consists of two trays, one large with a matching smaller one. It is artist signed LG Hollenbach for TV Limoges. Composed of wild roses in pink with cream ground and gold trim, this dresser set is an elegant addition to any décor with an Art Deco style.
The large tray measures 11" X 7 3/4", the smaller tray is 5 1/4" X 3 5/8",
The two trays are marked T. & V. Limoges France, used by Tressemann & Vogt from 1892-1907 Artist Signed: LG Hollenbach
Condition: Excellent, No chips, cracks, or repairs
$465.00
An absolutely stunning Art Nouveau period Limoges hand painted porcelain charger plaque with a harder to find rendition of Alfonse Mucha's Summer Harvest Goddess with flowing blonde hair and wearing a wreath of strawberries. The charger is further painted in a forest green with gold trim and summer themed trails of strawberries and white blossoms . Fully marked on reverse TV Limoges stamp, circa 1900.
Backstamp: T&V France
Circa 1900
Measures: 11" Diam
Condition:
Excellent, no chips, nicks, crazing or cracks.
$422.00
An absolutely stunning Art Nouveau period Limoges hand painted porcelain charger plaque with a rendition of Alfonse Mucha's Autumn Harvest Goddess with flowing blonde hair and wearing a green cape. The charger is further painted in a burgundy red with gold trim and autumn themed trails of acorns and leaves. Fully marked on reverse TV Limoges stamp, circa 1900.
Backstamp: T&V France
Circa 1900
Measures: 11" Diam
Condition:
Excellent, no chips, nicks, crazing or cracks.
$165.00
A beautiful Limoges French porcelain tankard jug pitcher vase by T&V Limoges with hand painted thistle like seeds flying with branches, and gold highlights throughout. A very different shape and motif for Limoges, Arts & Craft Style decoration.
Backstamp: T&V France
Circa 1900
Measures: 8 1/4" T. Approx. 4" Wide at Top, 3" bottom diam
Condition:
Excellent, no chips, nicks, crazing or cracks. A little wear at top rim on the gold
$234.00
A beautiful pair of Limoges Oyster plates with pink sprigs of flowers, looks to be columbine, scattered over each white porcelain plate with green leaves and gold trim. Both plates are made in the aesthetic period and have the flowing wells to hold oysters, I believe there are four wells on each plate.
Each Measures 7 1/2" diam
Backstamp:
mark on the back reads (in a circle) "Ch. Field Haviland Limoges." There is also another mark "CFH" over "GDM". The first three letters are for Charles Field Haviland and the second three for the directors of the firm at that time Gerard, Dufraisseix & Morel.
Circa 1882-1891
Condition: one plate has a very tiny chip to rim, more noticeable on reverse, images show closeup, the other plate is free of chips, cracks or any damage but has a tiny surface paint flake to the gold, also closeup given.
$1,875.00
A fantastic Limoges game bird platter and plate set, artist signed, includes 9 pieces, 8 plates an the large platter. The service is executed in a deep maroon red color with gold stenciled design and a gold trimmed rim, each plate and platter has a different woodland game bird scene.
$83.00
A lovely Limoges porcelain charger plate by Theodore Haviland, painted with small pink and blue flowers and touches of green in the gold trim, center has a gold medallion and the entire plate has gold highlights with a scalloped rim.
$140.00
$83.00
A lovely Limoges french porcelain tankard mug decorated with large blue/purple plums against a brown to yellow fading background with a white china ground. A branch type handle with a JPL (Jean Pouyat) mark on bottom.
Measures: 5 1/2" Height
Marked JPL with underling on bottom. Jean Pouyat mark 1906-1932
Condition: Excellent, No chips, cracks, or repairs
$3,661.00
A wonderful early Sevres French Porcelain antique casket box with an enamel hand painted image of a young mother and her son seated on a river bank, she is fishing he is playing the flute. Floral panels surround the box in a multitude of colors with the interior lid and box also having painted flowers against a white porcelain ground. The box is set with metal bronze gold painted ormolu trim and fittings. Artist signed on top what we believe is "Geo Rocher" bottom marked with early Sevres mark.
$277.00
Wonderful early French Faience miniature hinged box marked with the "SX" for Sceaux France and "Made in France" on bottom. The snuff box or trinket jar is decorated with green enamel, hand painted scene of a church with flying birds and landscape on the top, the edges are decorated with flowers and leaves. Box lid closes on a hinged top, there is also a writing mark on the interior edge of the lid on the inside, possibly artist marks.
Measures 2.75" (7cm) Long, approx 1.50" (3.8cm) Tall
Condition
No chips, cracks, or repairs, very minimal wear to decoration
$205.00
A fantastic hand painted Limoges french porcelain game bird plaque charger plate, artist signed Lus with a quail taking front and center surrounded by green foliage and blue sky background.
$356.00
A fantastic hand painted porcelain tankard pitcher with a deep maroon base and handle, having draping grapes with leaves surrounding the entire body of the piece, top and bottom are both trimmed in gold gilt.
$2,020.00
A wonderfully executed and detailed hand painted Porcelain Plaque with a humorous scenic image titled "Marriage A La Mode" After William Hogarth. The comical satire pokes fun at the "marrying for money" scenario, image is marked "flat 2", probably in reference to Hogarth's scene 2 part of 6 images depicting different parts of this title. Image is extremely well done, definitely a skilled hand, porcelain is unmarked, attributed to an English artist in the late 19th century.
$375.00
Rare demitasse coffee can and saucer set, decorated in small sprigs and hand painted dainty flowers with gold enamel gilt trim against a hard paste porcelain base. You can also find similar patterns of the same time period marked Sevres as many porcelain decorators either once worked for Sevres or were outsourced to paint for the famed company.
Circa 1781-1799
Marked with the iron red PCG Mark for Petit Carousel Guy a short lived porcelain decorator and retailer in Paris France during the late 1700s
"Paris porcelain" is the very white porcelain made in France from about 1770 to 1870. The name "Vieux Paris" or "Old Paris" for these wares was first used by collectors in the late 19th century. In the late 1700s, the Sevres factory near Paris was established as France's national factory with "royal privilege." Its porcelains were top-quality, with original shapes and lavish decorations. Other makers near Paris soon began making similar porcelain pieces. Before long, more than 35 small factories were selling what is now called Paris porcelain. Almost all of their wares were unmarked. The factories quickly updated their patterns to keep up with the latest fashions
Measurements:
Saucer plate 4.75" diam (12.07 cm)
Cup stands approx 2.5" T, (6.35 cm)
Condition: Overall excellent, there is a craquelure to the gold gilt enamel on one raised flower on the saucer, it is not in the porcelain only in the gold paint
Examples of this particular decorator rarely come to the public market, The Victoria Albert Museum in England is home to a few known examples
$465.00
$130.00
A beautiful hand-painted Galois style pitcher by Jean Pouyat Limoges with dangling cherries, branches and leaves painted against a wonderful natural shaded background of green, tan, and purple. The handle has a raised beaded design with the rim having a gold gilt applied.
$1,174.00
A wonderful and finely executed biscuit porcelain statue hand painted and in exceptional condition of a man standing with his dog. The bisque sculpture is what we believe to be Old Paris French in origin, maker unknown but marked on the bottom, the man stands on a painted base dressed in Roman garb with raised gold beading, his greyhound dog stands at his side. Fabulous quality with great detail.
$2,150.00
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$2,063.00
$2,815.00
$422.00
A fabulous enamel and foil Limoges hand decorated over copper bud vase shows a handsome young man courting with flowers in hand, he dressed in colonial wear and is positioned to the front of a muted landscape with trees, shrubbery, castles and large buildings that surround the entire vase. Wonderful colors and contrast.
