PAIR OTTO DREWS BERLIN FAIENCE CHARGERS

PAIR OTTO DREWS BERLIN FAIENCE CHARGERS each centering a soldier within a laurel wreath, urn and dolphin decoration, impressed oval 'Otto Drews Berlin' mark, overall good condition, 17in.

A nice large pair of Italian faence chargers, one round with colorful decoration to the body and central portrait, signed Pallina Tania, the other a tray in mostly blues. Diameter of largest 22".

Furlaud, Etienne for Demartial & Tallandier Limoges (French, 19th century), Pair of Faience Handpainted Porcelain Chargers with Portraits of Renaissance Ladies, 19th century, both signed at bottom, ma

center medallions with religious scenes, elaborate border with faces and birds in foliage, signed, 18 1/2" diameter, one with old staple repairs, retailed in the 19th century by C. Leviele of NYC.

Pair of 19th c Berlin Red lacquer Faience beaker form vases, signed on bases, one with repairs on rim, the other with area on enamel loss, ht 19", ex Iris Love

FRANCE, EARLY 20TH CENTURY A pair of French Art Nouveau faience decorated porcelain chargers. Both chargers are decorated with a spray of surreal vibrant polychrome flowers, one with a black ground th

Italy, 19th century Massive pair of 19th century tin glazed, hand painted faience wall chargers in the Renaissance style. Signed on reverse. Dimensions Diameter: 24 1/2" (62.2 cm)

A pair of floral design, both initialed. One with bird not initialed. All with wire holders. Dimensions: Dia. 10" Condition: One of pair drilled near top edge. All with some losses to edges.

French faience pottery plates, including a pair of Henriot Quimper chargers with sculpted edges (dia. 12-1/2 in.), a pair of HB Quimper two-section dishes, a pair of HB Quimper plates with floral bord

depicting a battle scene 19" diameter with Rooster mark late 19th century

A large Russian faience charger made by Kuznetsov Porcelain Factory, the late 19th century. The center is decorated with a raised floral ornament on a pale blue ground. The top of the plate features C

A large Russian faience charger made by Kuznetsov Porcelain Factory, in the late 19th century. The center is decorated with a raised floral ornament on a beige ground. The top of the charger features

John McLennan for Doulton Lambeth, a large faience charger, 1881, painted with a Classical woman feeding doves, signed, impressed Pinder Bourne and Co. Burslem mark, 49.5cm diameter Note: illustrated

ROOKWOOD FAIENCE Pair of large tiles decorated in cuenca with maidens picking apples (framed), OH, ca. 1915 Stamped ROOKWOOD FAIENCE 1852Y 12" sq. ea. Provenance: Perrault Rago Gallery

A Pair of Berlin (K.P.M.) Porcelain Plaques 19th Century depicting hunting dogs and game birds. Height 6 x width 4 1/2 inches.

DESCRIPTION: (2Pc) Antique pair of Faience de Rouen sculpture models of seated lions painted with yellow manes and tails with dark striping, spotted blue bodies along with details of facial features a

Jenny Holzer Pair of Chargers 2002glazed ceramic plate with unglazed lettering 10.5 dia in (27 cm) Numbered to verso of each with stamped signature 'Jenny Holzer 109/175'. These works are numb

Circa 1900. Measure 8" x 6.5". One plaque bears the original retailer's label of Berlin. Good condition.Estimate $3.000-4.000

JOHN H MCLENNAN FOR DOULTON LAMBETH:A spectacular Faience wall charger, c1889painted with a child figure emblematic of sleep, she is depicted in a mauve dress and swirling red drapery, surrounded by p

OTTO ECKMANN (German 1865-1902) A GLAZED STONEWARE VASE WITH PATINATED BRONZE MOUNTS, "WATERLILIES," THE MOUNTS ATTRIBUTED TO OTTO SCHULZ, BERLIN, DESIGNED CIRCA 1898, the stoneware vase of flattened

Strasbourg faience, pair of pug dogs, posed in facing positions with one paw raised, seated on oval grassy mound bases. Circa 1750-1760. [3 7/8 inches high]. Pair of identical pugs was sold at Christi

108-TEILIGES BESTECK IM ORIGINALKASTEN Berlin, Otto Schneider, um 1890 Silber, teils gefuellt, Stahl. L. 15-25 cm, 3608 g (Silber). Punziert mit Halbmond, Krone, Herstellersignet und Feingehalt '800'.

Pair of ormolu-mounted Theodore Deck faience "Persian Blue" bottle vases, mounted as lamps, circa 1875, in the Chinese taste, molded with scrolling lotus flanked by fantastic beast mask handles suspen

Otto Prutscher, pair bentwood flower stands, c. 1915, no. 9661, lacquered carved and bentwood, the round top with fluted skirt, raised on four outward sweeping arms ending in scrolls, on shaped base,