Pair French colbalt blue porcelain and bronze dore' ewers. Each standing 21 inches high.Paris France circa 1880.

A Beautiful PAIR of English Colebrook Dale porcelain Vases, Circa 1795 to 1800, with raised floral decoration and two Yellow Birds perched on Each Vase; Applied Flowers, Green handles with gold edged decoration.  (Can supply Original Bill of Sale, from Arthur Ackermann & Son, 50 East ...

Add elegance to your room decor with this exquisite and highly unusual Sevres porcelain vase. Decorated in cobalt blue with a marbling throughout, highlighted with gold. The Sevres vase is bulbous in form with a long neck. Measurements 11" in height, 6" at the widest ...

A Very Beautiful Porcelain, 3 Vase Garniture, of Trophy Form Vases, One Large, flanked by 2 Smaller, Circa 1810 to 1815, By Crown Derby Porcelains of England.  Decorated in an "English Imari" Pattern in Shades of Cobalt, Rust, and Magenta.  In Very Good Antique Condition, ...

A Crown Derby Porcelain Comport center-piece, Circa 1810, with molded lion-mask designs in each corner, and fluidly-formed handles on each end. The curvaceous forms of the porcelain are complemented by the Neo-classical gilded silhouettes, which form a border of beautiful Arabesques and Scrolls. The central panel ...

A Very Beautiful PAIR of Porcelain Baskets, or Compotes, Circa 1850 to 1865, by Meissen Porcelain of Germany.  Each Pierced basket, applied with Flowers and buds in full relief, sit upon columns made up of women in Classical style, wearing robes and gowns painted with ...

A Most magnificent Pair of Painted Vase, Circa 1790 to 1800, by Paris Porcelain of France.  Decorated with scenes and portraits reminiscent of Early Dutch Painting. Each vase showing a woman standing behind a man, in pursuit of a vice, such as drinking and tobacco, ...

A fine and beautiful porcelain vase of Trophy form, Circa 1790 to 1800, by Paris Porcelain of France, with gilt accents and a beautiful central painted scene, depicting Shylock's daughter Jessica eloping with Lorenzo in a gondola, and taking with her Shylock's life savings! The ...

A Very Fine Trophy Shaped Vase, Circa 1815, by Crown Derby of England.  Decorated in an Imari influenced pattern of Bright and Bold Colors, with Strap-like handles, the body being on a raised socle, accented with fine gilt work,  Early restoration to one handle, not ...

An exquisite pair of Opaline glass vases made during the reign of Napoleon III by middle part of the 19th century. This lovely pair has been hand-blown and is decorated with gilding and hand-painted acanthus leaves. Note that the upper gilt border has a little ...

A Beautiful Memorial Vase, of Trophy Form, Circa 1860 to 1865 by Sevres Porcelain of France.  Beautiful Cream toned Body is Decorated with Finely Executed Portraits of the Queen Marie Antoinette and her friend and companion, the Princess de Lambelle, Superintendent of the Queen's Household.  ...

A Beautiful Porcelain Vase, or Wine Jug, Circa 1810, by the Spode Porcelain Factory of England.  Decorated in the Pattern known as "967" A Beautiful Pattern, Influenced by the Wildly Popular Imari Patterns that were all the Rage in Regency England.  Decorated in Shades of Cobalt ...

A Very Beautiful Chinese Export Bowl, With "Squared" Rim, and Lobbed Corners, Circa 1845 to 1850 in an Early Run of the Pattern know as "Rose Medallion"  The fine White Porcelain Body is Decorated with a Rare Border of Cobalt Blue, with reserves decorated with ...

Circa 1900.   Tall, elegant Limoge tankard.  Beautifully hand painted porcelain with a motif of grapes, vines and leaves in brilliant colors, on an off white back round with a leaf green base and green handle with deep gold gilding. Excellent original condition with virtually no ...

A Rather Unique PAIR of Beautiful Porcelain Vases,Circa 1795 to 1810, Made by "Paris Porcelain" of France.  The Flared Trumpet Shape, Raised on Gilded Socles are decorated in a Bright Burnt-Orange, with Upper and Lower bands of White, decorated with delicately rendered Overlapping Feathers.  The ...

A Very Beautiful Jardinière, Circa 1795 to 1800, made by the Factory of Paris Porcelain, of France.  Beautifully Painted and Rendered Loosely arranged Floral Bouquets with a high level of Detail, typical of Artist of the period.  The White Porcelain body is decorated with free flowing ...