Meissen Ming Dragon Diminutive Saucer

With gold rim, marked to underside, no visible chips, cracks or repairs.Dia: approx. 3".

Porcelain and Crystal Assortment (13) items including a boxed set of Meissen Ming Dragon cups and saucers in six color variations including red, green, yellow, brown, purple and black, all having cros

27 Piece Meissen Ming Dragon Pattern Tea Service. Composed of: 6 saucers 4 3/4"D 6 saucers 4 1/4"D 6 teacups 1.5"H, 2 3/4"D 6 teacups 2"H, 2.5"D 1 Teapot 8"H 1 Creamer: 4.5"H 1 Sugar 4 3/4"H *All dime

(21) PIECE MEISSEN MING DRAGON PATTERN TEA SET Twenty-one piece Meissen Ming Dragon pattern tea set. Includes: 6" teapot, 3" creamer, (7) 3" diameter saucers, and (12) 1.5" tall tea cups.

Three demitasse cups with saucer, Meissen, marks after 1934, form new cut-out, cup with grey Ming dragon, gold rim, 1st choice, cup with Kakiemon painting in purple, gold rim, deputation, cup with red

(3) MEISSEN MING DRAGON PATTERN SERVING PIECES Two Meissen Ming Dragon pattern serving pieces. Both marked with the double sword emblem to the underside. One 8" diameter, one oval 9 x 6", and one 10 x

Meissen Ming Dragon 12” round red porcelain platter or display plate, having apertures for hanging. Meissen backstamp and additional backstamps as seen. Numbered K448 6. 12" diameter. Weight 2lb

6-1/4" wide. DM IMPORTANT: Before bidding, please read the terms and conditions. When you registered for the auction you agreed to these terms and will be required to comply with them.

Meissen German porcelain table articles with red "Ming Dragon" pattern, including an ashtray with silver rim, a petite vase with silver rim, and a tray / platter, all three pieces marked with Meissen'

13" diameter X 5-1/2" high. MEG IMPORTANT: Before bidding, please read the terms and conditions. When you registered for the auction you agreed to these terms and will be required to comply with them.

Meissen German hand painted porcelain "Ming Dragon" rust red cabinet vase completed with German 800 silver rim. Blue crossed swords mark to bottom. Includes wooden display stand. Approx. 4 1/2" height

10 inch diameter

Three Meissen Green Ming Dragon pattern plates diameter 6.5" 6.5" Diameter Very good

14 7/8" across handles, 8 7/8" other dimension. Marked with crossed swords mark, cancelled / marked as a second. In red "7178 H", some other small / illegible marks. Slight gilt wear, TINY ding on rig

2 Meissen Teacups. Ming Dragon pattern 2 1/4," embossed gilt on white foliage motif 3 1/4"

Lot of five Meissen porcelain pieces, in the Green Ming Dragon pattern. Includes (1) 5 3/4" sterling silver mounted vase, (1) 5" x 4" candlestick, (1) 2" x 3 1/2" covered jar, (1) 6 5/8" plate, and (1

Meissen plate in the 'Ming Dragon Red' pattern, early 20th century, depicting a central Ming Period style dragon in orange and red on a white ground, interspaced with sylized rosettes, maker marked, 1

Meissen plate in the 'Ming Dragon Red' pattern, early 20th century, depicting a central Ming Period style dragon in orange and red on a white ground, interspaced with sylized rosettes, the whole havin

19th C. Ming Meissen Dragon Vase, yellow dragons 6.5 inches

2nd half of 20th century Meissen German white glazed porcelain wall plate decorated with overglaze painting in red depicting Ming Dragon and the Pearl of Wisdom. Gilded edges. Underglaze blue crossed-

With Meissen marks on bottom. Emblematic of male prowess, strength and divine rule, the dragon symbolizes the Emperor of China and is ranked first among mythical beasts — believed to bring fertility

Meissen (German). Set of six fine quality German porcelain demitasse cups and saucers. Featuring hand painted dragon design in six colors. Includes: (6) 2" x 3.5" cups; and (6) 4 x 4.25 saucers. All p

Meissen (Germany, est. 1712). "Green Dragon". Porcelain. c. 20th century. Cup Diameter: 2 3/8". Saucer Diameter: 6 1/2". Collection of eight porcelain cups and five porcelain saucers in the Meissen "G

DESCRIPTION: An antique Meissen Teacup and saucer features in a white ground, decorated with gilt dragon motifs with red accents, marked along the underside with double sword mark. CIRCA: 19th Cent. O