English Minton enamel decorated cabinet plate

ENGLISH MINTONS PORCELAIN SIGNED "F. BELLANGER" HAND-PAINTED PAIR OF CABINET PLATES, each polychrome decorated with similar gold encrusted geometric rim decorations, comprising one depicting a jester

Pair of Mintons (English 1793-2005), for Tiffany & Co. (American 1837), gold encrusted cabinet plates, having reserves decorated with blue Classical scenes, with printed, painted, and impressed marks.

Minton porcelain Aesthetic Movement cabinet plate designed by Christopher Dresser, c. 1875, the broad border decorated with Japanese style enamel decorated against a turquoise ground and a gilded mono

TWO MINTONS CABINET PLATESEnglish, 19th century, porcelain. Gilt ring highlights about the bleu celeste style central bands decorated with pate-sur-pate scrolling and foliate highlights, one showing W

MINTONS AESTHETIC MOVEMENT PORCELAIN CABINET PLATE - TIFFANY RETAILER, cream ground decorated with raised gold and platinum, and polychrome enamel, featuring butterflies, dragonfly, and foliage. Stand

A lovely 19th Century English porcelain plate with white enamel decoration depicting feeding sparrows. Reticulated border with gilt etched bands. Signed in white enamel Leroy. Retailer marks for T. Go

Pair of Rare Minton Pate-sur-Pate Cabinet Plates ca. 1894, English, signed by Lawrence Birks, decorated with pate-sur-pate central panels on a cream ground, with frolicking cherubs and swirling diapha

Pate Sur Pate Cabinet Plate c.1880 designed by Desire Leroy, the white ground body with a wide turquoise border decorated with birds and butterflies in the Limoges enamel style with a monogram to the

Late 19th century, each decorated with hand painted vase with flowers. Three are Chinese inspired. Dimensions: Each is 9 5/8" in diameter.

19th century English Minton porcelain cabinet plate with pate-sur-pate center and reticulated rim, 9" diameter.

A set of twelve Minton enamel decorated porcelain plates retailed by Spaulding & Co., Chicago, early 20th century, each decorated with raised gilt and painted with roses on a turquoise enamel reserves

Pair of Mintons, England porcelain and enamel cabinet plates, having gilt reticulated borders, a frieze design of birds and shells, and central gold embossed medallion, retailed by L.B King, Detroit,

hand painted with a central flower and a border of birds each 8 3/4" diameter late 19th/early 20th century

Fine Minton Style Enamel Jeweled Painted Fruits Cabinet Plate Approximately 9 inches in diameter.

SET OF TWELVE MINTON CABINET PLATES Decorated with hand-painted flowers, gold, and leaves. Signed Ryrie Birks Ltd. Toronto. Diam. 23.5 cm (9.25 in.). Total approx. weight 5.7 kg.

A John Mortlock Minton London cabinet plate decorated with a hand-painted scene of a baby holding a basket, 10 inches diameter.

A good pair of mid 19th century English porcelain cabinet plates decorated in an Imari palette of cobalt blue, tangerine and gilt. Diameter 9.25".

(2) 19th C Royal Vienna hand painted cabinet plates, heavily gilded and enamel decorated trim, gilt inner band and maiden portraits at center, (1) signed Wagner, other painted in similar tastes, 9-1/2

Set of 8 antique Minton English porcelain dinner plates, decorated in parcel gilt with green and blue geometric band design to border. Circa 1913. Each is stamped with pink Collamore & Co. Minton mark

Figural decorated cabinet plate circa 1790. Label verso "Suchon & Siegal Fine Antiques Est. 1968. New York City." Dimensions: 10" ⌀ ; 

AUSTRIA, 19TH CENTURY An Austrian Royal Vienna porcelain decorated cabinet plate of Amorosa. The plate is decorated with the portrait of a youthful beauty adorned with a raised enamel pearl necklace f

Set (12) Minton's porcelain cabinet plates, 20th c., English, gilded cranberry banded border on cream ground, factory mark to underside, 10.5"dia

(lot of 10) Venetian hand blown gilt decorated cabinet plates, 19th century, each having a cobalt and gilt border with raised enamel accents centered with the monogram L. H. H, on a clear body, unders

Attributed to Royal Worcester (English, founded 1751), early to mid 19th century. An hand painted enamel decorated porcelain plate, having a textured cobalt blue ground, and decorated with a central r