40Pc Meissen White & Gold Porcelain Group

German Meissen (Misnia) white & gold porcelain group includes 11 cups (3.25"H x 4.5"W) and matching saucers (6.5"W), teapot (7"H x 8.75"W), coffee pot (10.75"H x 8"W), covered sugar bowl (5.5"H x 7"W)

Two Meissen Porcelain Morning Glory Pattern Bowls. Embossed and gold painted with scalloped edge. Both with blue cross sword mark. One blue ground one white ground. 11" and 11-1/4" diam. Condition: Ve

Sitzendorf White & Gold Porcelain Figural Group c1919 Approximately 8 1/4 x 4 x 7 1/4 inches tall.

Meissen White Porcelain Cherub Group. Measures - 6 3/4" high x 7" long x 4 1/2" deep.

marked underside w Crossed Swords,Meissen Porcelain plate, bowl, decorative table top accessory, some paint wear, measures app diameter 9.5 inches ht app 1.75 inches

A 9 piece Meissen blue white gold porcelain tea set, including six cups, teapot, and two different sized creamers. Vintage 20th century German service ware. All pieces marked with crossed swords to bo

A set of 6 Meissen blue white gold porcelain finger bowls. Dinnerware pieces are each marked with crossed swords on bottom. Vintage 20th century dishes.Dimensions: 1.5 X 5.5 X 5.5 in. Condition:

MEISSEN PORCELAIN GOLD & WHITE BOWL, measures 11" diameter.

Large Group of White & Gold Porcelain Tablewares, including two teapots, a creamer, a covered sugar, a gravy boat, three shell-shaped underplates, bread and butter plates, teacups, saucers, and dinner

A set of 8 Meissen blue white gold dessert plates. German manufacture vintage 20th century production. Dinnerware is marked with crossed swords on back of each piece.Dimensions: .5 X 7 X 7 in. Conditi

A group of Meissen blue and white porcelain, post 1924, comprising a group in the Blue Onion pattern embellished with iron red and gilt, including (1) footed pitcher, 6"h; (3) various cups and (3) var

(Pr) LARGE MEISSEN WHITE & GOLD VASES WITH LARGE SNAKE HANDLES - 10" x 6" x 16"

Assembled German blue and white porcelains group, 19th/20th c., incl. Meissen blue onion scalloped edge dish, Hutschenreuther teapot, Teichert "Meissen" pattern (2) small oval dishes and (7) tea cups,

Group of 11 Meissen Blue/White Porcelain Pieces and approx. 55 pieces marked Blue Danube,(lot approx. 66 pcs.) (JLAP8105/LOT) (MM) Dimensions:

A Meissen gold and white covered porcelain jar. Under glaze mark, also marked 375, 34. Stamped C143. Dimensions: 7" H x 5.25" diam Property from a New York collection.

Eight pieces of blue and white porcelain group having a floral motif. to include one serving dish, one dinner plate, two cake plates one footed dish, one small oval dish, one tea cup and creamer. Mark

porcelain group lot in beige and gold and white gold porcelain partial services. Some chips. Lenox coffee pot measures app 8 inches high by 11 inches length, vase measures 10 inches high, plate diamet

A large group of Meissen blue and white porcelain plates, cups and bowls, painted with flowers and fruits. 10inch W (largest).

COLLECTABLE 18TH CENTURY MEISSEN pink on white porcelain with gilded (gold) decoration, TEA POT, CREAMER and SMALL DISH. Rococo style. Artist Christian Friedrich Herold. In the mid-eighteenth century,

Description: This lot includes a beautiful turn of the century white and gold porcelain Jardiniere / Centerpiece with cupid figures on either side and flower baskets on each corner. The flower baskets

Group of Nine Pieces of Meissen Blue and White Porcelain, 20th c., consisting of a pair of scalloped plates, a pair of candlesticks, a pair of handled leaf form serving dishes, a jardiniere and underp

marked France, Italy and more group lot includes pierced toothpick holder or small vase, three trinket dishes, group of mother of pearl gold toned rims coaster set of 8 , Crystal gold decorative adorn

group includes green gold and white cup and saucers, 5 cups and 10 saucers; small plates diameter app 6.5 inches marked for Staffordshire England, the croydon 5567A mayotte, aqua and gold wide border

A wonderful first quality Meissen porcelain white porcelain coffee pot with gold decoration, circa 1810, Germany.There is wear to the gilding, consistent with age and use, however there is no damage o