Fischer Budapest Pottery Urn

Ignac Fischer learned his craft at Herend and in 1867 founded his own pottery manufacture in Pest. Imagination had no bounds and Fischer produced a wealth of decorative art pottery that was extensivel

Ignac Fischer learned his craft at Herend and in 1867 founded his own pottery manufacture in Pest. Imagination had no bounds and Fischer produced a wealth of decorative art pottery that was extensivel

Early Hungarian openwork pottery urn / pot pourri with cover, hand painted in an elaborate design with gold overlay, marked on base 29 and 88, probably for 1888, and with impressed model number, proba

Ignac Fischer learned his craft at Herend and in 1867 founded his own pottery manufacture in Pest. Imagination had no bounds and Fischer produced a wealth of decorative art pottery that was extensivel

A LARGE ART NOUVEAU FISCHER BUDAPEST POTTERY EWER decorated with birds and foliage. 29 cm x 14 cm.

Ignac Fischer learned his craft at Herend and in 1867 founded his own pottery manufacture in Pest. Imagination had no bounds and Fischer produced a wealth of decorative art pottery that was extensivel

Collection of four 19th century hand painted porcelain vases. Lot includes: (1) Ignac Fischer J. Budapest reticulated double handled floral vase with gold gilt accents. Measures 11" x 6" x 5". Marked

Height- 18 1/2"

Ignac Fischer learned his craft at Herend and in 1867 founded his own pottery manufacture in Pest. Imagination had no bounds and Fischer produced a wealth of decorative art pottery that was extensivel

(2) Fischer J. Budapest pottery baskets to include scroll foot shell form scroll reticulated dish in gilt floral and highlight decoration, impressed Budapest at underside, 10"L x 5-5/8"H and lobed ret

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

19th century, Hungarian. Polychrome glazed urn having excellent colorful details throughout in the Rococo taste. Marked twice at the foot. Good condition with no repairs. The piece having a hole at th

Pair of Ignace J. Fischer Budapest Hungary Art Pottery Moon Flask Vases, Zsolnay Era. Marked 181 on underside. 9.75 H x 6.25 W inches

Pair of Ignace J. Fischer Budapest Hungary Art Pottery Ewers, Pitchers. Zsolnay Era. Marked 213 on underside. 6.5 inches tall.

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 Budapest porcelain lamp/urn, reticulated enameled porcelain on metal base. [6 1/2" x 5 1/2" x 28 1/2" H (to finial)]. Lid to urn repaired, otherwise in good condition.

Pair Of Ignace J. Fischer Budapest Hungary Art Pottery Moon Flask Vases, Zsolnay Era. Stamped and Marked 181 On Underside. Professional restoration to one flask handle. Please see photos. Measuring 10

16.75" Marked Fischer J. Budapest (Zsolnay) Art Pottery Ewer - Pink, White and Blue Tones - Reticulated - Nice Embossed Floral Design

Hungarian antique pottery decorative ewer or Turkish coffee pot with serpent handle, hand painted with elaborate design with gold overlay, from the pottery of Ignac Fischer of Budapest, Austro-Hungari

Ca. late 19thC. Ignac Fischer Budapest pitcher in an Asian style. Very good, with no chips, cracks, or repairs. See photos of "firing cracks" in base of pitcher.

Ignaz Fischer Budapest ormolu mounted shell compote, the reticulated shell-form pottery sits on a brass acantus formed base with an elf's head and 2 birds on a branch above. The body has been broken a

A HUNGARIAN RENAISSANCE REVIVAL GREEN GLAZED MAJOLICA CENTERPIECE, BY FISCHER, STAMPED, BUDAPEST, LATE 19TH CENTURY, of shallow oval urn form and a rim of continuous lappet panels over a frieze center

Ignac Fischer learned his craft at Herend and in 1867 founded his own pottery manufacture in Pest. Imagination had no bounds and Fischer produced a wealth of decorative art pottery that was extensivel

unsigned inscribed to base: "From 13 to 30 April 1987" Provenance: The Collection of Mary & Pierre Cossette 25 1/2 inches high