19th Century Swan Pattern Meissen Plate

Measures 12.5"X 9.5". Estimate $1.000-1.200

19th century Meissen porcelain Swan plate. Relief swan decoration and two Coat of Arms. Probably German. Unmarked. 9-1/2" diameter.

A Meissen Porcelain Dinner Service 19th/20th century in the Blue Onion pattern, some Meissen copies, comprising: 14 dinner plates 10 luncheon plates 6 bread and butter plates with gilt borders 6 soup

6 bread & butter plates by Meissen, Brandenstein pattern. Center floral bouquet surrounded by flowers and insects, gilt lined rims. 7.25". Wear to gilt. See photos for condition. In house shipping con

6 dessert plates by Meissen, Brandenstein pattern. Central floral bouquet surrounded by small flowers and insects, gilt lined rims. 6". See photos for condition. In house shipping continental U.S. $35

A Meissen Porcelain "Swan Service" Plate 19TH/20TH CENTURY Diameter 9 1/4 inches.

9 1/8" diameter, late 19th century,note: based on the "Swan Service" created by J.J. Kandler for Count Brühl in 1737

Description: This lot includes a single Meissen plate in a White oak leaf pattern. Marked on the reverse, and appear to be 19th century in age. See photos for details Condition: Overall good condition

A Meissen Kakiemon Soup Plate, c. Early 19th century. Painted in Kakiemon style with patterns of mythical creatures, scatered insects, and flowers. Ccalloped with gold rim, raised geometric rim. 1 1/2

Each porcelain plate with overall basket weave pattern, cream ground, and hand-painted floral bouquets and sprays throughout. German, 19th C.Dia.: 23.6 cm (9 1/2 in.)

19th C., green scale plates with Bruhlsches Allerlei pattern of varying diaper and basketweave panels overlaid with flowering branches, painted with flowers and a butterflies, each with blue crossed s

(lot of 4) Meissen porcelain 'Swan Service' table articles, after the original model by J.J. Kaendler and F. Eberlein, late 19th century, consisting of (2) bread plates, each having a naturalistic dec

Assembled Crossed Sword Meissen Porcelain Tray Plus. 19th century tray "Onion" pattern (6w x 16d x 1 3/4h). Reticulated pierced rim dish and pair of reticulated pierced rim small plates. Crossed sword

Antique Meissen Germany hand-painted Porcelain plate in 'Court Dragon' pattern. Made circa 1890. Hand-painted with yellow Dragon decor, with red and gold heightened embellishments. Holds blue Meissen

Pair of Antique Porcelain Plates Made by Meissen, 19th century, decorated with hand painting in a floral pattern, hem with faux-braided straw embossings, hallmarked and with a minted number (2 horizon

Group of (9) Late 19th c. English Transferware Platters and Plates, incl: Perak pattern brown transferware oval platter and two plates by James Beech, Swan Bank Works Pottery, c. 1885, plates: 8 3/4"

A large assembled collection of Meissen porcelain tablewares in the "Green Indian" pattern Germany, 19th / 20th century Comprising ten dinner plates, eleven soup plates, seven luncheon plates, ten bre

19th and 20th century Meissen porcelain group comprising plates, bowls and dishes, of various sizes, in the "Blue Onion" pattern, the assembled group with various date code marks to bases. 102 pieces.

19th and 20th century Meissen German porcelain group comprising plates, bowls and dishes, of various sizes, in the "Blue Onion" pattern, the assembled group with various date code marks to bases. 106

German, mid / late 19th C. A lidded bowl with handles and under plate, white ground with bird pattern and applied porcelain grape vine decoration. Scalloped rim to dish and gilded trims throughout. Bl

This is a beautiful LARGE Gravy Boat with Attached Underplate made by Meissen. The gravy is in the famous Indian Pink pattern that is dated back to the early 19th century. The gravy is decorated with

Meissen porcelain dinnerware service in the "Blue Onion" pattern. Late 19th to 20th century. With 137 pieces, including: plates, bowls, teacups, saucers, serving pieces, a teapot, and other items (all

19th and 20th century Meissen German porcelain group comprising small plates and dishes of various sizes, in the "Blue Onion" pattern, the assembled group with various date code marks to bases. 72 pie

19th and 20th century Meissen German porcelain group comprising small plates and dishes of various sizes, in the "Blue Onion" pattern, the assembled group with various date code marks to bases. 64 pie