Pair of Neoclassical Style Pate-Sur-Pate Porcelain and Glass Lamps

Pair Pate sur Pate Style Porcelain Lamps, cream Dimensions: To the finial 23.5" H Provenance: Property from a Connecticut estate

Exceptional Pair of French Porcelain, Bronze and Glass Moderator Lamps fourth quarter 19th century, the celadon bases decorated with pate-sur-pate flowers, the gilt-bronze fittings with anthemia shell

Pair of French Gilt-Bronze and Porcelain Moderator Lamps, fourth quarter 19th century, on Louis XIV-style gilt-bronze bases, the vasiform porcelain bases decorated with pate-sur-pate flowers and leave

(pair) Minton style pate-sur-pate porcelain urns, spurious gilt Minton mark, approx 17"h, 9.5"w, 8.5"d; 14lbs total Start Price: $350.00

(pair) Minton style pate-sur-pate porcelain lidded urns, spurious gilt Minton mark to the underside, approx 15"h, 8.5"diam, 12.25lbs total Start Price: $400.00

A Pair of Minton Style Pate-sur-Pate Porcelain Vases 20th Century each with a spurious gilt Minton mark to the underside. Height 13 inches.

Pair (2) gilt-mounted Pate-Sur-Pate porcelain lamps with white foliate sprays upon celadon ground mounted upon a gilt bronze scroll-footed base with shell design and foliate apron; electrically wired

A pair of 19th century French pat sur pate porcelain oil lamps, converted to electric. Feature a celadon green glazed ground, with double sided raised white pate sur pate, depicting a figural Grecian

A pair of small European French or English style Pate Sur Pate porcelain vases. The exteriors of the vases are adorned with scenes with cherubs and a foliage motif in the manner of Frederick Schenck.

A pate sur pate porcelain Chinese style lamp. The porcelain base decorated with two pate sur pate reserves, each depicting flowers rendered in the Chinese style, trimmed in blue, on a celadon ground w

Sevres style pate sur pate porcelain vase form with white floral detail over pale celadon green field, decoration to front and rear, slightly tapered, cast brass fittings with relief detail, circa 188

Pair of French Gilt Brass Mounted Pate Sur Pate Celadon Porcelain Oil Lamps, 19th c., of Baluster form, with relief floral and leaf decoration, on relief brass bases with four splayed legs, the burner

Marie Puisoye (French, 1855-1942) Pate-sur-Pate Porcelain Plaque Undated, having a molded signature lower left, depicting a Neoclassical style figure, having a velvet mat in a gold-tone wood frame Pro

Pate-sur-pate Style Porcelain Vases, made into table lamps, one marked Spring the other marked Summer, vase height 9 inches.

Pair of Large Minton Pate Sur Pate Style Porcelain Vases. They measure H: 16 3/8" W: 10"

Pair of Minton Style Porcelain Urns. With pate-sur-pate style decoration. Minton style marks to undersides. {Approximate dimensions: 15 1/4" high x 9 1/4" wide x 6 1/2" deep.}. Condition: Very light w

Pair of black and gold porcelain Minton style vases with butterflies; unmarked. Dimensions: 13"H x 8 1/2" W

Pair of taupe porcelain lamps with a floral pate-sur-pate design. Originally an oil lamp, these pieces were converted into electric lamps.Dimensions: H 31.5" x D 8" (to top of finial)Condition: Good.

Pair French pate-sur-pate table lamps, 19th/20th c., attributed to Gagneau, good quality, two-light, celadon porcelain decorated with raised white enameled flowers, gilt bronze collars and bases, unma

A Chinese porcelain vase mounted as a lamp. Blue underglaze with pate sur pate floral decoration in white. Carved wood lotus style base with corresponding lid. Bronze finished double socket hardware.

Pair of Minton-Style Polychrome and Gilt Porcelain Covered Vases, marked, cobalt ground, reserved with pate-sur-pate Classical maidens and putti, architectural accents, h. 16 1/2 in. dia. 10 1/2 in.

Three pate-sur-pate light blue glass urns, one with lid. Each decorated with images of children in forested scenes, clear scrolling handles. Possibly Mary Gregory. Pair measures 10.75" x 5.5"W. Lidded

Now a lamp, together with a pair of Neoclassical style glass candlestick form lamps. Greatest height 24in.

Pair of French cameo pate-sur-pate Limoges plaques. The pair of 19C plaques are set within ornate ormolu circular frames depicting Neoclassical horse drawn chariots. The bisque porcelain plaques are m