6 Limoges Porcelain Cabinet Plates,

handpainted florals, satin, fine goldwork, all different, artist signed, 8", excellent.

6 plates marked Limoges in 2 patterns. Each center decoration marked Angelica Kaufman. 11 dia Property from a Sutton Place Estate

B&H Limoges 10.5" apples, JDA France 9.75" deep plate with peach and strawberries, ZS&C 8.5" peaches and prunes, R.C. Versailles Bavaria 8" grapes and Charlotte JHR 6" grapes. Some wear and li

Late 20th century estate collection lot of a total of 6 Haviland Limoges France curio cabinet decorative plates. Titled "La Dame a la Licorne" ( The Lady and the Unicorn ) and "La Chasse a la Licorne

Lot of assorted porcelain ware. Includes (6) Royal Doulton cabinet plates (2 measuring 10.75" diameter, and 4 measuring 10.25" diameter), and a pair of Castel Limoges cobalt and gold tone 9.6" vases.

Including Bjorn Wiinblad for Rosenthal vase, approx. 6" H x 6" W; Belleek floral mug, approx. 6" H; Schwarzenhammer Bavarian cabinet plate, approx. 10" D; and Limoges platter, approx. 12" x 8".

Set of Eleven Limoges Porcelain Cabinet Plates Green printed and gilt marks. 10 1/2 in. diam.

in rose bouquet transferware design with enameled embellishments, marked 'Limoges W.G. & Co.', overall good condition (some mild gilding rubs, minor fleabite rim nick to one), 11in.

Set of Twelve (12) Limoges Porcelain Cabinet Plates. Yellow with parcel gold motif. Marked appropriately. Good condition. Measures 9". Shipping $85.00 (estimate $200-$400)

early 20th century; each plate with bleu du roi banded border and center with painted putti decoration, 8 1/2 in. Diam.

Set of 6 Limoges Porcelain Plates. Decorated after the Unicorn Tapestry in the Cloisters Museum, NYC.(RIVERS4533/6)(WT) Property Title:From the Estate of Joan Rivers. Measurements: 9.75" diameter.

A group of four W. Guerin Limoges porcelain cabinet plates, on dark cobalt ground with elaborate gilded garland and urn pattern. Marked to reverse "W. Guerin et Cie., Limoges," 20th C. Dia. 21.5cm (8

Set of seven Haviland Limoges porcelain cabinet plates painted by L. Jean, late 19th century/early 20th century, each painted with a beauty in a landscape within a tooled gilt and yellow border, signe

(Lot of 16) Limoges porcelain cabinet plates by various makers, featuring figural and floral reserves, some factory hand painted examples, others with decaled designs, sizes range 8"-13"d. Provenance:

(Lot of 7) Limoges porcelain cabinet plates and charger, comprising (4) Limoges plates painted by Etienne Furlaud, each depicting putti fishing, signed 'E. Furlaud', 9.25"dia.; Jean Pouyat Limoges pla

6 PORCELAIN CABINET PLATES. Comprising six individual plates of various sizes, each with portraits or scenes as shown, and each with extensive gilt decoration, most with French marks, one marked Wheel

6 porcelain cabinet plates by Royal Worcester, each with various hand painted fruit and floral arrangements on an yellow and pink field by Albert Shuck. Signed "A Shuck." Royal Worcester maker mark an

A set of twelve Limoges porcelain cabinet plates with stylized gilt rims. T&V Limoges marks on base. 11 in diameter.

After Pablo Picasso (Spanish, 1881-1973) six (6) Limoges porcelain plates with various images of his artworks "La Jeunesse", "Dancers", 'Le Coq" and "La Femme aux Epis", marked to base. [9 3/4" Diam.]

Including (6) Limoges porcelain plates with gold shaped rim and floral motifs, marked underneath; (6) Dulin & Martin Co. Saxe porcelain floral motif plates; (5) Hutschenreuther 22k gold plated porcela

8 Limoges porcelain cabinet plates depicting 18th century chairs. Each measures 7 1/2" x 7 1/2" x 3/4".

Charles Ahrenfeldt (Germany / France, 1807-1894) for Charles R. Lynde, Boston. 6 Limoges porcelain plates with cobalt and gilt rims and hand painted flower and bird decoration. With Charles Ahrenfeldt

Antique Neoclassical Limoges porcelain cabinet plate 1890s-1900s. "Roman goddess Juno". Combination of transfer and original painting signed by one of the leading French porcelain artists Moville. Thi

Antique Neoclassical Limoges porcelain cabinet plate 1890s-1900s. "Greek goddess Chloris" [Roman name Flora]. Combination of transfer and original painting signed by one of the leading French porcelai