"Fischer J." Hungarian Porcelain

A Fischer J. Hungarian Porcelain Ewer. With floral decorations. Marked Fischer J. Budapest on base Height: 13"

Fischer J. Budapest Hungarian Porcelain Vase measures H: 10" x W: 7"

1st item: Zsolnay, Pecs, Hungary porcelain vase, lobed form with art deco floral decoration and parcel gilt accents. Maker's mark and logo stamped on the base. 8 1/2" H. 2nd item: J. Fischer Budapest

Fischer Budapest, Large Porcelain Reticulated Vase. Marked on base: Fischer J Budapest. Antique. Hungarian. Size: 17.5h x 6w

Fischer Budapest, Large Porcelain Reticulated Vase. Marked on base: Fischer J Budapest. Antique. Hungarian. Size: 17.5h x 6w

Hungarian, late 19th-early 20th century. A pair of porcelain ewers by Fischer, each with elaborate design of birds, butterflies, and plants; each marked Fischer J / Budapest / Patent; (each) ht. 13.25

DESCRIPTION: Antique polychrome Fischer J. porcelain ewer featuring floral and foliage motifs, texturing and gilding. CIRCA: Early 20th Century ORIGIN: Hungary DIMENSIONS: H: 8.5" W: 5" L: 5.75" CONDI

Hungary,Late 19th Century Barrel form decorated with an aesthetic Chinoiserie enameled lotus leaf design with gilt highlights. Underside retains partial original label. Enamled and Glazed Porcelain Un

Painted porcelain, ewer stamped on the bottom. Dimensions: H.18.75" x W5.25" x D 8.25" Condition: old repairs to the handle and small chips on the base.

Deep red glaze with reticulated double handles and knobs along the side spines, hand painted gilt decoration, stamped 1058 to bottom Dimensions: H 17" x W 8.5" x D 5"

Fischer J. Budapest Hungarian pottery vase, hand painted cherubs, butterflies and raised enamel floral designs, double handle with openwork stylized flower, signed on the underside of base with brown

Fischer J. Budapest Porcelain Fruits Centerpiece 1623 c1800s. Size: 11"W x 9 1/2"D x 3"H

Hungary,Late 19th Century Adorned with reticulated circular medallions with aubergine glaze throughout. Glazed Earthenware Underside with impressed numerals "502" 8" tall, From the collection of a nor

RARE 1800s FISCHER J BUDAPEST HUNGARY PORCELAIN JUG, handpainted antique pair, see lion's head maker marks and etched obscured numbers on botto of each jug.Approximate measurements: 9 x 5 inches; 2.67

DESCRIPTION: Fischer J. Budapest footed porcelain ewer featuring an ornate pierced scroll designed body with gilt accents throughout, a loop handle, and enameled depictions of red and blue flowers. Ad

Hungary,Late 19th Century Includes a pair of reticulated floral vases and a covered casket with figural dolphin feet and dragon ornamentation with pink lustre glaze throughout. Glazed Earthenware Each

RARE 1800s FISCHER J BUDAPEST HUNGARY PORCELAIN JUG, handpainted antique pair, see lion's head maker marks and etched obscured numbers on botto of each jug.Approximate measurements: 9 x 5 inches; 2.67

Stamped on the bottom Dimensions: H 13" x W 11.5" x D 8.5" Condition: a small hair line crack.

Pitcher with two holes pinched at top, three holes around widest part as if for holding on a thin strap.Size: 6 1/2 x 5 inPlease note that all sales are final. No refunds will be given under any circu

RARE 1800s Double Handled PORCELAIN JUG FISCHER J BUDAPEST HUNGARY Approximate measurements: 7 H x 5 W across handles and 2.75 diameter at base inches Materials: porcelain, gold giltShipping cost: $35

3 PC. AUSTRIAN ZSOLNAY & FISCHER BUDAPEST PORCELAINS: 1) Fischer J. Budapest pottery bowl having a highly decorated four-cornered, reticulated design adorned with heavy gilt enamel inside and out; blu

DESCRIPTION: Antique porcelain vase featuring open-work foliage designs throughout, sea dragon handles flanking its neck, and a flared base and lip. Impressed and stickered on underside "FISCHER EMIL"

Antique Herend Fischer Vilmos Kolozsvar Hungarian Enamel Painted Porcelain Mug Tall Cup Approximately 3 3/4 x 2 7/8 x 4 5/8 inches tall.

19th Century, Rare Fisher J. Budapest Hungarian Reticulated Vase, 13.50" H x 9" W (in). Fischer J. Budapest was founded by Ignace Fischer in Pest, Hungary, in 1864. (Pest is the eastern half of modern